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was a counterintelligence officer stationed

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at Fort Richardson just outside

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Anchorage, Alaska. His job was

0:42

investigating espionage and terrorism, so his first

0:44

stop was the map room. He needed

0:47

to get the lay of the land. Doug

0:49

grew up in Ohio, so learning about the

0:51

rugged terrain and wilderness of Alaska would take

0:53

a lot of studying. Alaska

0:57

is a big place, almost 700,000

0:59

square miles, twice the size of Texas. Doug

1:03

spread out a few maps across the giant table in

1:05

the center of the room. He scanned

1:07

the maps. They showed mountain ranges,

1:09

rivers, lakes, cities, old mining towns,

1:11

the typical stuff. But

1:14

then something caught his eye. On

1:16

a map of Denali National Park, there was

1:19

an area no bigger than his thumb that

1:21

was whited out. Doug grabbed a

1:23

magnifying glass. There were no features. About

1:26

60 miles west of Mount McKinley

1:28

was a small zone labeled, this

1:30

area not surveyed to date. Doug

1:33

thought this was odd. The entire

1:35

state of Alaska was definitely surveyed, every

1:37

inch of it. How could this tiny

1:40

patch be not surveyed? He

1:42

set the question aside. He was his chief

1:44

warrant officer in military intelligence. He figured if

1:46

he needed to know, he'd know. Still,

1:49

something about that location haunted him.

1:52

And three years later, he'd find out why.

2:06

It was late 1992 and Doug Muchler

2:08

was killing time with a few dozen

2:10

off-duty soldiers. Someone shushed the group

2:12

and turned up the TV. The

2:18

local news was running a story about

2:20

an underground nuclear detonation in China. It

2:22

was so powerful that it set shock

2:24

waves in the Earth's crust all the

2:27

way to Alaska. That

2:30

wasn't the story. When seismologists

2:32

analyzed the data, they saw the

2:34

cross section of a huge object

2:37

about 100 feet below the surface

2:39

in central Alaska. It

2:42

was a pyramid, a huge

2:44

pyramid, bigger than the great pyramid of Giza,

2:46

550 feet tall from the

2:49

top to the base. The

2:52

news showed the pyramid's location on a map.

2:55

Doug wasn't sure, but he could swear it

2:57

was right in the middle of the location

2:59

marked this area not surveyed to date. He

3:02

ran to the map room. He was right. Next

3:04

stop is quarters. He set

3:06

his VCR to record the 11 o'clock news. He

3:08

needed to be sure. The

3:11

late night news came and went without a single

3:13

mention of the pyramid. Doug called

3:15

a few news junkies he knew. Nobody heard

3:17

anything about it. The

3:20

next day with military intelligence credentials, Doug

3:22

went to the local news station. The

3:24

station manager said there was no such

3:26

story and had no idea what Doug

3:28

was talking about. They returned to his

3:30

office. Doug stood

3:33

in the lobby for a minute, confused. Not

3:35

only did he see the news story, but

3:37

almost 40 other soldiers did too. The

3:40

station manager's strange behavior made Doug

3:42

feel that something wasn't right. There

3:44

are many black stuff, guys. Well,

3:46

that's what Doug thought. But

3:48

this visit was off the books. He had no

3:50

authority here. As

3:53

Doug was heading out, he heard a voice behind him.

3:55

It was one of the younger employees. The

3:57

kid nervously gestured for Doug to come over.

4:00

The owner man was clearly

4:02

rattled. He looked around, lowered his

4:04

voice, and said the story was

4:06

true. Doug

4:16

acted like he wasn't sure what the kid was

4:18

talking about, but he was pretty sure what he

4:21

was talking about. A

4:30

couple of scary guys in suits came

4:32

by the station and grilled my boss in

4:34

his own office. Next thing

4:36

I know, the story is pulled from the

4:39

11 o'clock lineup, and all the tapes

4:41

of the story were confiscated. It's all gone. Doug

4:45

asked why, although again he knew the answer.

4:47

He just wanted to hear this kid say

4:49

it. After

4:52

the suits left, the news director said we

4:54

had to kill the story, because it involved

4:56

a Chinese nuclear test. It was a matter

4:59

of national security. We

5:01

were told to forget about it. The

5:03

nuclear test, the pyramid, all of it.

5:06

Pretend it never happened or face criminal

5:08

charges. That's all I know. The

5:12

kid begged Doug to keep him out of it, and

5:14

Doug agreed. Again, as an experienced

5:16

intelligence officer, Doug knew these tactics. He

5:19

also knew he shouldn't press the issue with

5:21

his superiors, so he didn't. But he

5:23

was annoyed. I

5:26

was mad. I went back to

5:28

the office and formationed that night. I

5:31

told everybody what I found out, and the

5:33

guys in the unit were like, wait a

5:35

minute, we watched it. What do you mean

5:37

they didn't run it? You know, same

5:39

thing I was saying. Doug

5:43

continued his normal duties at Fort Richardson, but

5:45

he couldn't stop thinking about that pyramid. He

5:47

was frustrated, but there was no way to

5:50

get more information. Then,

5:52

a year later, Doug was transferred to

5:54

Fort Meade in Maryland, home of the

5:56

National Security Agency, and that would provide...

6:00

an opportunity. In

6:09

1993, Doug Muchfluer transferred to Fort Meade,

6:11

Maryland. Fort Meade is known for being

6:13

the headquarters of the NSA. Doug

6:16

said he wasn't working for the NSA, but for

6:18

a unit nearby. Oh, he was totally

6:20

working for the NSA. Probably.

6:23

Fort Meade was also home to a giant

6:25

warehouse of files. Row after row,

6:27

shelf after shelf, floor after floor, it

6:29

was a giant archive of government activity.

6:32

And much of it top secret. Ooh,

6:34

like where to keep the ark and

6:36

all that stuff? No, this

6:38

place was just files. I'd still like to snoop

6:41

around here. So would I. Doug

6:44

played it cool. He introduced himself to the

6:47

archivist and showed him his credentials. Doug

6:49

asked if there were any files about

6:52

archaeological sites in Alaska. He didn't say

6:54

pyramid or anything like that. He kept

6:56

his questions nonspecific. The archivist

6:58

didn't blink. He wrote down a few numbers

7:00

and handed Doug a slip of paper. The

7:02

floor, the row, the shelf. Doug

7:05

was getting closer. He found

7:07

the Alaska files. He pulled a few and

7:09

settled into a reading room. But

7:11

he wouldn't get the chance to learn

7:13

anything. Here come the netting blake.

7:19

And I had just sat down. And

7:23

these two guys came. You

7:25

can feel someone standing behind you. And

7:28

these two goons go, hey,

7:32

you don't have a need to know

7:34

for that information. Doug

7:37

turned around and asked what they meant. He

7:39

was just looking at archaeological sites in Alaska.

7:42

They said, we know what you're looking for.

7:44

You need to leave the building immediately. Doug

7:46

asks why. They

7:49

don't want us messing with them up there anymore.

7:51

They don't want you messing with them up there.

7:54

They don't want us or anybody messing with

7:56

them. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Messing

7:58

with who up there? Well that's what

8:00

Doug wanted to know, but the two guys...

8:02

Many that. Right. They realized they just said

8:05

too much. Doug left the

8:07

warehouse, resumed his duties, and kept quiet.

8:09

But after he left the service, he

8:12

went public with the story. It turned

8:14

out that not only is the pyramid

8:16

real, the military knows exactly where it

8:18

is. They also know what the pyramid

8:20

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8:22

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As an engineer in the Navy during World

9:40

War II, he worked on more than his

9:42

share of top secret projects. But this was

9:44

something else. He was flown

9:46

from Omaha, Nebraska to Unala Klee, Alaska,

9:49

wherever that was, and then rushed onto

9:51

a white bus with blacked out windows.

9:54

On the bus were a few engineers and

9:56

technicians. Once everyone was settled,

9:58

the bus started driving east. Nobody

10:00

was told where they were going or

10:02

specifically what they were doing. And honestly

10:04

Marty didn't care. This was exciting. While

10:09

most of the passengers seemed nervous, Marty

10:11

was smiling ear to ear. He felt

10:13

like a character in a spy novel.

10:17

After the war, Marty was recruited

10:19

by Western Electric Manufacturing. Well, technically

10:21

he worked for Bell Labs, created

10:23

from the engineering department of Western

10:25

Electric and half owned by AT&T.

10:29

When offered the job, Marty didn't need

10:31

much convincing. He'd be working on

10:33

highly classified projects for the military. His

10:35

specialty was electrical engineering, but Marty Johnson could

10:38

build or fix anything you threw at him.

10:40

He liked to challenge. And working on cutting

10:42

edge tech was right up his alley. In

10:45

the late 40s, he worked

10:47

with transistors. These little devices

10:50

revolutionized electronics. He had no

10:52

idea how Bell came up with the idea,

10:54

but wow, did they change everything. A

10:56

alien's gave him the transistors. Maybe.

11:07

Well, here it was in 1959 and Marty

11:09

felt he was helping invent the future. He

11:11

couldn't tell his family where he was or

11:14

what he was doing, but they understood that

11:16

his work, whatever it was, was very important.

11:19

After a six hour bumpy ride, the

11:21

bus finally stopped. When

11:23

the door opened, the cold Alaska air rushed

11:25

in like a punch in the face. Stepping

11:29

out of the bus was even more

11:31

shocking. After six hours in the dark,

11:33

the bright white Alaskan landscape was overpowering.

11:36

Marty lifted his collar, shielded his eyes

11:38

and walked with his colleagues. Once

11:42

his eyes adjusted, Marty became confused.

11:44

There was nothing here. Ice, snow,

11:47

mountains. That's it. Then

11:49

he heard a shout from up ahead. Two

11:54

men in uniform stood next to what looked like a concrete

11:56

shed in the middle of nowhere. Marty

12:00

would need answers soon. The cold wind was

12:02

taking the fun out of this adventure. The

12:05

group shuffled into the shed. The officers

12:07

came in last and closed the door. In

12:10

unison, everyone sighed and released. One

12:13

of the officers told the group to grab the rail

12:15

and hold on. He yanked a metal

12:17

gate across the door and pushed a button. With

12:19

a quick jerk, the platform began dropping. Now

12:23

Marty understood. The shed was just

12:25

an entrance to this elevator shaft. As

12:28

the elevator descended, the temperature warmed a

12:30

bit. It was still cold enough to see his

12:32

breath, but at least they were spared from the

12:34

biting wind. After daydreaming a

12:36

bit, Marty realized they'd been going down

12:39

for a long time. The

12:42

elevator finally stopped. The officer opened the gate

12:44

and gestured for everyone to step out. Marty

12:49

followed the group out into the hallway. It looked

12:52

like every military office building he'd ever been in.

12:54

The gray concrete floor and walls

12:57

painted green beige. The constant buzzing

12:59

of overhead fluorescent lights. All

13:01

too familiar. The group started moving

13:03

again. Marty felt like he was on a museum

13:05

tour. In

13:12

the spring of 78, Lee Pearson was at

13:15

the Unalaquite airport trading war stories with a

13:17

fellow vet. Lee retired and

13:19

became a teacher, but his new friend, a

13:21

helicopter pilot, was still in the service. A

13:24

pilot could tell Lee was missing the excitement

13:26

of the old days, so he made him

13:28

an offer. He was making a quick run

13:30

into the infamous Alaska Triangle. Lee,

13:33

I got something that will get your blood pumping.

13:36

We're taking some important equipment out to a

13:38

secret base near Denali. You

13:40

know, Mount McKinley, we'll be in and out in

13:42

four hours. You want to tag along? Lee

13:46

said absolutely. They hopped in

13:48

the helicopter and started flying due east. After

13:51

Just under two hours of flight time, the

13:53

pilot gave Lee a heads up. Things

14:01

are allowed to get weird. how

14:03

instruments are going to go crazy.

14:05

You're on your own eyes. Alarms

14:07

go back. And for the rest

14:09

of the way our Me five.

14:14

The you like rules basically turn of

14:16

autopilot. Keep the ground insight into your

14:18

eyes open. Brass knuckles? Get it? Done

14:21

Helicopters electronics when a wire. The

14:25

radar screen without the compass needle

14:27

splitting like mean is visibly nervous

14:30

in all the power in the

14:32

hell and reduced. He.

14:42

Helicopter. Can Fly. A few

14:44

minutes later, a touchdown. Within.

14:47

Seconds a ground crew was reviewing them.

14:50

With the engine running and the road

14:52

or spinning, we looked around there a

14:54

couple of small guard houses with powers.

14:56

He saw two or three quonset hut.

14:59

boxes of equipment were piled here and

15:01

there. Razor wire was everywhere. We

15:04

looked up overhead see one thirty

15:07

was flying said circles over the

15:09

area. Then six men in black

15:11

uniforms start yanking freezes cargo. Me:

15:14

Being a military man himself, notices

15:16

uniforms had no insignia, new unit

15:18

patches know ranked, no name, take

15:21

no identification of any kind. There

15:23

are men around the perimeter of

15:25

the landing zone. They're heavily armed

15:27

and aiming at the helicopter we

15:29

lives behind them. There's a cheaper

15:31

to just a few yards away.

15:33

On top of it is a

15:35

fifty caliber machine gun. It's loaded,

15:38

mans and aimed right at some.

15:42

League lances nervously at the pilot who

15:44

gives them a look that says relax,

15:46

this is normal In three, maybe four

15:48

minutes, their airborne and headed west back

15:50

to the airfare. Once they get about

15:52

five miles from the site, all the

15:55

instruments come back on and everything is

15:57

working perfectly. He.

16:00

The pilot. What the hell was he is?

16:02

A. Pilot looks that way passes headset and

16:04

holds his finger in front of his

16:06

mouth. Be

16:08

listening to The Razor. At

16:12

a small bar near the airport, the three men sit

16:14

at a quiet table in the back. A. Waitress

16:16

drops off around a beers. We grabs one,

16:18

takes a sip and says. Okay,

16:21

let's hear it. That

16:23

place is more secret than the

16:25

Manhattan Project. Nobody's supposed to know

16:28

it even exists. Deep underground is

16:30

a giant pyramid made of books.

16:32

Do they think it's don't? Anyway,

16:35

We asks who build a giant

16:37

pyramid underground and why. All

16:40

they know is that it's thousands

16:42

of years old. They've had Texan

16:44

engineers working there since assists. It's

16:47

a power generator of some kind. And

16:50

this thing puts out a

16:52

lot of juice. This sounded

16:54

crazy tully. He asked how

16:56

much power does the pyramid generate? A

16:58

pilot said. A. Not the power the

17:01

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18:11

his power plants. Sounds like science

18:13

fiction, but it's made of the

18:15

right materials a could possibly work.

18:18

I. Have an entire episode of the

18:20

how the Great Pyramid of Giza

18:22

could have created energy And there's

18:24

scientific evidence that supports the theory

18:26

carried away. So. Dirty.

18:31

Johnson was very specific about the site

18:33

and the technology. He said the pyramid

18:35

was face. He. Said the pyramid

18:37

is five hundred and fifty feet tall

18:40

with the base seven hundred see below

18:42

the surface. The angles of the pyramid

18:44

were forty eight degrees. That forty five.

18:46

I don't know why this is important

18:48

that Marty said it was. There were

18:50

enclosed control rooms at each corner. The

18:52

control rooms measured the energy flowing through

18:54

the pyramid. The purpose of

18:56

the project was energy distribution. If they

18:59

ever got this to work, we don't

19:01

know. The Marty Johnson son said his

19:03

father built a replica of the pyramid

19:06

made out of aluminum. He ran a

19:08

small amount of voltage through the pyramid

19:10

and that energy was then magnified. This

19:13

many pyramid produce more than enough electricity

19:15

to power their entire house and far.

19:20

It's in theorized that the pyramids

19:22

in Alaska, Egypt's. Indonesia and other

19:24

places formed in ancient energy grid.

19:26

They pulled electricity out of the

19:29

zero point field and transmitted it

19:31

around the planet. maybe even around

19:33

the solar system. First place. I

19:37

had an entire episode about inventors who

19:40

discovered ways to put energy from the

19:42

quantum field that exists everywhere. In

19:45

says this all died of. Mysterious cause

19:48

it's so is the dark pyramid

19:50

and energy device. We don't know,

19:52

We have to find it first.

19:54

and some people and bass. When.much

20:05

lower Went public with the story. He

20:07

used the perfect time to it. He

20:09

contacted Linda Moulton Howe. If

20:11

you follow us though news or you're a

20:13

fan of coast to coast, you know who

20:16

Linda is. In case you don't she's an

20:18

investigative journalist, has been covering you opposed Aliens

20:20

and Spirit Sees for a long time. Gases

20:22

won an Emmy for one of her You

20:25

Are So documentaries. Is

20:27

the Us? so I would say. She

20:29

is. She's a legend in the field.

20:31

She also does your homework so it

20:33

does email there. She got copies of

20:35

his Id addresses and phone numbers. The

20:38

most importantly, she wanted a copy of

20:40

his duty to fourteen. Well, as he

20:42

said, Oh you know what a

20:44

Dd to fourteen is to say? Oh well

20:46

that tell the people. Want

20:50

to step on your things? Go at.

20:54

Dt. Form to fourteen as a

20:56

certificate from the Us Military that

20:58

list everything about your service, the

21:01

date and place a duty the

21:03

didn't taste Released assignments, rank, education

21:05

and the last job. Specialty, decorations,

21:08

medals, everything. So. Much that

21:10

produced this document, he was telling the truth.

21:13

What's. Linda reported on the pyramid. Other

21:15

people started coming forward with their own

21:17

accounts of the dark pyramid. Marty Johnson

21:19

and Li Pearson Stories come from their

21:22

sons who heard them first hand. Linda

21:27

heard from retired Navy captain station

21:29

in Alaska notice that aircraft mutations

21:32

always malfunction. Been flying over a

21:34

certain area. Seated now a clean

21:36

and west of medicine Early. Radar.

21:39

Showed a massive electromagnetic energy coming from

21:41

the area. When the captain saw the

21:44

report about the Chinese nuclear test it

21:46

out, the pyramid could be the problem

21:48

so he did. The logical thing to

21:50

report is it to his superior officer,

21:52

Steer Bed. Soon after he was told

21:54

to be quiet or face court martial. leap

21:57

year some sun bruce believes his father

22:00

story. In fact, he thinks his

22:02

father gave him enough information to

22:04

find the location of the Dark

22:06

Pyramid. So Bruce took that information,

22:08

went to Alaska, hired a plane

22:10

and he might have

22:13

found it. Bruce

22:25

Pearson's father said the Dark Pyramid was

22:27

east of Unala Klee and west of

22:29

Mount Denali. So Bruce hired a pilot

22:31

to take him to that location. If

22:33

the base was out there, there would be signs

22:35

of human activity. After almost two

22:37

hours of flying, they came across a patch

22:40

of land that looked squared off. It's not

22:42

a perfect square, but there are

22:44

right angles and straight lines.

22:51

When they came around for another pass, they

22:53

found the remains of an old road, a

22:55

road that doesn't appear on any maps. And

22:58

the most amazing discovery of all, they

23:00

found an old airstrip. This also does

23:03

not appear on any maps. So

23:05

at some point in the past, somebody

23:07

was using that road and airstrip for

23:09

something. The nearest marked road is almost

23:11

100 miles away. This

23:15

area is also pretty close to coordinates

23:17

sent to Linda Molt and Howe by

23:19

another retired Navy officer. This is the

23:22

location. Using

23:24

Google Earth, some people claim they can see an outline

23:26

of a former compound or structure. I'm not sure I

23:28

can make anything out, but I linked the coordinates below

23:30

if you want to see for yourself.

23:34

One man actually hiked to the coordinates to see

23:36

with his own eyes. In May 2020, Nathan

23:39

Campbell hired a plane to fly him to Kerry Lake

23:42

in Denali National Park, just a few miles from the

23:45

pyramid's alleged location. He told

23:47

the pilot to pick him up at the same location in four months. Four

23:50

months? Yep. Nathan

23:53

was prepared. He had good gear, plenty of

23:55

food, and a satellite communicator to let him

23:57

radio his family. But after just a few weeks,

24:00

weeks he stopped checking in. A

24:03

search team found his campsite. His gear

24:05

was still there, but no Nathan. He

24:08

kept a diary. The last entry said,

24:10

went to get water. He's

24:12

never been found. Some

24:15

speculate that he actually was found,

24:17

that he discovered the location of the

24:19

Dark Pyramid and was deleted.

24:22

But something to keep in mind, the

24:24

location of the Dark Pyramid is in

24:26

the Alaska Triangle. Ah! The

24:28

underground base! Yup. For

24:33

20 years the CIA operated Project

24:35

Stargate. This was essentially a psychic

24:38

spy project. Stargate did

24:40

a lot of different things, but his primary

24:42

focus was remote viewing. Remote viewing is projecting

24:44

your consciousness to any place on Earth. Project

24:47

Stargate, link below. But if

24:50

you were psychic you already knew that. One

24:54

of the most talented remote viewers was Pat Price.

24:57

Pat was able to see an underground base

24:59

hidden inside a mountain right in the middle

25:02

of the Alaska Triangle. Mount Hays. No,

25:05

motherf***ing Hays. Okay that's enough. No,

25:07

motherf***ing Hays, link below. Pat

25:13

discovered that the base was operated by humans

25:15

and aliens working together. Now

25:18

bring this up because Linda Molt and Howe

25:20

found a witness who remote viewed the Dark

25:22

Pyramid. She

25:25

first saw a small building. She went in. Then

25:30

she saw an elevator that went hundreds of feet

25:32

down. She followed that. Then

25:37

she found herself in what looked like a

25:39

military facility. There was a lab. Then she

25:41

saw a huge black sloped wall. She pulled

25:43

away a bit. It

25:47

was the Dark Pyramid. All around

25:49

the pyramid was equipment, lights, people working.

25:51

It was very busy. She

25:54

scanned the area and found a network

25:56

of hallways and tunnels. She saw offices,

25:58

sleeping areas, a kitchen. Finally,

26:01

she found herself with a group of

26:03

people being taken on a tour by

26:06

the facility's leader. She was stunned.

26:09

The tour guide was not human. It

26:12

was human-like, but definitely not human.

26:15

Then she learned the true purpose of the Dark Pyramid.

26:18

It is an energy device. It's a charging

26:20

station for UFOs. There

26:24

have been over 6,500 UFO sightings in

26:26

the Alaska Triangle. It's one of the

26:28

most active UFO hotspots in the world,

26:31

and now we know why. The

26:33

craft are using the pyramid for energy.

26:36

And that's why the military never got it to work,

26:38

and they never will. The aliens in

26:40

charge don't work for us. We

26:43

work for them. When

26:51

Linda Molt and Howe exposed the Dark

26:53

Pyramid in 2012, the story was a

26:55

phenomenon. And it's easy to see why. We've

26:58

got credible witnesses and evidence of human

27:00

activity in the middle of the Alaska

27:02

wilderness. Thousands of people really

27:04

do go missing in Alaska every year. There

27:07

really are thousands of UFO sightings there.

27:10

But is the Dark Pyramid real? Well,

27:13

let's dissect it. Our

27:15

first witness is Douglas Mutchler, a

27:17

former military intelligence officer. Now

27:19

believers in the story say he's a very credible

27:21

witness. He's provided documents that prove

27:23

he is exactly who he says he is.

27:26

That's true. If you follow this channel,

27:29

you know how I feel about whistleblowers

27:31

from military intelligence. I don't trust them.

27:33

I'm not saying every one of them or any

27:36

one of them is lying, but some of them

27:38

are. We know Richard Doty's

27:40

shady history of spreading disinformation within the

27:42

UFO community. Howe put

27:44

off Christopher Mellon, Luis Elizondo,

27:46

David Grush, and now Doug

27:48

Mutchler, all whistleblowers, all connected

27:50

to military intelligence. Now

27:53

I'm not saying Doug Mutchler is lying,

27:55

but I do view his story skeptically.

27:58

In his defense, the Chinese did detonate an

28:00

underground nuke on May 22, 1992. But

28:03

that's five or six months earlier than Doug

28:05

claims. That he waited 20 years

28:07

to come forward, maybe some of his details

28:10

are hazy. He said almost

28:12

40 other soldiers saw the news report

28:14

about the underground pyramid. None

28:16

of those soldiers have come forward. If

28:18

you go to Linda's website, earthfiles.com, you

28:20

could see the original emails Doug sent

28:22

to her. The details change

28:24

a little over time. At some

28:27

point, he says China informed the UN

28:29

about the underground test. That

28:31

didn't happen. When the nuke went off in

28:33

May, the world was taken by surprise and

28:35

the UN condemned the test. Still,

28:38

he says this happened late November, early

28:40

December, 1992. There

28:43

was no nuclear test done then. There just

28:45

wasn't. So, there'd be no news report of

28:47

it. But what's interesting is

28:49

there was a major earthquake in Egypt

28:52

in October, 1992. The

29:01

earthquake was a 5.3, the

29:04

highest ever recorded in the area. At least 500

29:06

people died. The UN

29:08

did come in to provide aid and

29:10

monitor any damage to the ancient sites.

29:12

There was news coverage of that for weeks

29:15

because people were worried about the Sphinx and

29:17

the pyramids. Now, it's possible,

29:19

it's even likely, that Doug is

29:21

conflating a few different memories. And

29:24

there's no shame in that. Even memory

29:26

is notoriously bad. But

29:28

what about Lee Pearson and his son Bruce?

29:30

Well, we only have Bruce's word. Same

29:32

with Marty Johnson. These weren't real

29:34

people, no doubt. But they haven't

29:37

given us any physical evidence, only their

29:39

word. And what about remote viewers?

29:41

Do you believe them? For the most

29:43

part, I don't. But

29:45

I do believe Pat Price saw

29:47

something under my mouth. Not

29:50

only do I believe in Pat Price's ability, I

29:53

believe he was killed because of it. Check out

29:55

the episode on Project 8200. I

29:57

get into all the details. important

30:00

name in the story is Linda

30:02

Moulton Howe. I followed her work

30:04

for years. She was great whenever she was on

30:06

Coast to Coast with Art Bell. But

30:08

she is a true believer. Yes, she does

30:11

her homework, but she goes into a story

30:13

believing it and she focuses on

30:15

investigating details to support the story.

30:18

Lots of UFO and paranormal researchers do

30:20

this. Almost all of them do.

30:23

I approach these stories from the other side.

30:25

I go in not believing, but I don't

30:28

focus on debunking. I honestly try to find

30:30

as much evidence as I can to defend

30:33

a hard to believe story. Sometimes

30:35

after researching, I'll change my mind.

30:38

I thought the hollow moon theory was nonsense until

30:40

I did an episode on it. Now

30:42

I'm pretty sure the moon is... The

30:45

moon is weird. I thought crop circles

30:47

were 100% manmade, but

30:49

after researching I can tell you this for sure.

30:52

Almost 100% are manmade, but

30:54

there are a few that can't

30:57

be explained or debunked. They just

30:59

can't. I don't know if

31:01

there's a pyramid buried in Alaska, but if

31:03

there is, I'm pretty sure it can generate

31:05

energy. Just like the Great Pyramid of

31:07

Giza did when the Anunnaki built it 130,000 years

31:09

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believe he has an area for

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free, one secret code inside

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the bottle that I was. I

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look like you were both in a

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pair of normal bonds. Well, the music

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is only gonna like I just. Well,

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then it had a spirit, a

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reed across the top of my brain. And

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it's not a thing. I

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know it never ends I

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feel a trap daddy, I got stuck inside my

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home Within case of trouble

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I've been on me two hours And

34:20

if you'd wake up from moon landing

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alone I'm a real step

34:25

away I was a shadow people But

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I thought This father's

34:31

a smiling man I know

34:35

And his name was told Packing

34:37

like me He's

34:39

a real step away And I'll

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make that baby make me baby Whoa

34:47

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I'm a running one To

34:53

defeat the truth of the world To

34:56

the love of the world My

35:17

mom and dad is at the

35:19

same room So they'll come to

35:22

a god love And sit me

35:24

underground She

35:26

reached out my station And said

35:28

it's supposed to What they

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started was a god washer Whoa

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36:20

you raise the world Say

36:30

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36:46

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