188 - NASA Secrets, Area 51 & The General Who Disappeared
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A recent podcast episode explores several interconnected conspiracy theories and unusual claims. It begins with a disturbing account of Nathan Hardiman, a man arrested in Area 51, who allegedly claimed to have been sent by NASA to investigate time dilation and supernatural phenomena, including revelations about heaven. The narrative is further deepened by a connection between Native American folklore and meteor craters—where tribal stories describe fire-based beings or divine entities causing massive craters, such as in New Mexico. A striking anecdote involves a boy who vanishes and returns decades later with identical memories of falling into a crater, suggesting a possible non-physical event. The podcast also highlights a scientific fact: there are approximately 190 to 200 confirmed meteor impact craters on Earth. This number coincides with the Book of Enoch’s account of 190–200 angels being cast down from heaven, sparking speculation about a symbolic or mythological alignment. While some elements are presented as coincidences, the episode presents these claims as deeply interconnected, blending science, mythology, and personal testimony. Additional segments cover unrelated topics such as Disney’s AI project Sora, a missing major general linked to UAP disclosures, the new Harry Potter trailer, and audience reactions to various pop culture and lifestyle topics. The podcast ends with a call to action for viewer engagement via comments and a merch giveaway, emphasizing community involvement and shared belief in unconventional truths. The tone remains speculative, blending entertainment with a sense of urgency around hidden realities.
What's up Ninjas? A man was just arrested in area 51 and the things that he talks about will haunt you Is time real? Is it being manipulated in any kind of way? Well, we're about to find out Native American folklore has now connected The craters left by meteors to the watchers and the book of Enoch. It's spicy and the major general connected to the UAP Disclosures has gone missing. We're gonna look into it gentlemen lady this podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday cool Watch this or listen Good job Man your mother-in-law is coming today. I mean tomorrow tomorrow Echo echo here. Yeah, there's a little reverb. Huh? Yeah, mom's come to town. I love your mother in the Take out of Disney. She's great. She's a great vibe. Great. I'm great vibe. Did you tell the story about how your prom night? On the show or did you just say it out? What do you mean? I don't know how does he was like come over and like have some to eat or whatever after prom And you're like it's two in the morning. No, that was like our first hangout ever That was like the first time like me and Kelsey was like hey now I picked her up and we just hung out all night Oh, I had a scrum. Oh, no She died didn't know her mom at all like it was like the first time ever meeting her and he was at two o'clock in the morning And I was like is your mom gonna be mad? She's like no, he's probably up. I'm like really two o'clock in the morning And I show up and she's grilling pork chops outside So funny Dina she's the best Yeah, I know it's also the best is this everyone stops right now and goes and makes a comment on YouTube and Spotify and Spotify and We're choosing a winner every single week randomly choosing a comment and we're sending you guys some merch some ninja merch A nice box of merch. So all you got to do is like the video comment and follow us And you're like it doesn't really do anything you guys just want comments guys literally you can see the spike in The app when we started doing this giveaway and people started commenting the views went up YouTube starts pushing videos that have a lot of comments and we got a lot of important stuff to say folks Absolutely, we do some game change your stuff some life or death life or death revolutionary stuff guys We're starting the revolution here and now right here part of it You can comment start the revolution do it guys if we keep saying that so they're gonna stop pushing our videos And that's why we're not getting your ship is because we keep saying these things guys had 1500 comments that said I'm starting the revolution with you That's why we didn't push your content Man, it feels good to be the back in the van with the family good to be the man if you're gonna be the back Oh, I don't know, but it feels weird, right? I guess you missed last episode with mr. Justin still art We kind of look at we're matching like very tonal you are me very earth-old it you and me tonal Tonally cool I give me in on that I went for a comfort vibe today. Oh you too. Yeah, I went for a comfort vibe today Ooh, I was like you don't really I always wear boots with jeans. That's it. I'm like. I'm wearing boots with shorts today That's right. Wow. It's comfy. That's just shorts shorts shorts Which I love I'm wearing my running shoes because I have Old man feet Planner fashioniness. I really do every time I really it. Yeah, thank every time I wear my birx When I met him he would wear crop jeans and Converse and a cool tie dye headband Now he's a dad now he wears what are you wearing right now a six? No joke I learned about basics my PE teacher in football coach in high school wore a six really I thought they were the least things The world they they're not cool looking. No, they're so busy and like you can make them look cooler You get real a lot of compliments on them though. Yeah, it's all the hipsters. That's like because the hipsters love ugly stuff Purposefully ugly stuff like they're like that is this is why I'm gonna wear because it's so different. You're so brave. It's so different I kind of want to get your guys's reaction in the new Harry Potter trailer. Oh my good. I've seen it. I watched it this morning I haven't seen it. Jake showed me this morning. We got to watch it this patreon patreon because they'll probably flag the Dude, it looks so cool. It looks cool. I have a lot to say about it. Okay. We can talk about patreon. Yeah, I'm well taught you can tell you talk about what you're yeah You are where those I did see a screen screen grab of Snape he'll get way too cool really? Yeah, that's what my brother said I said he came on and he was like oh I hope he's evil though. I hope they just make him like you hate it. But they just aren't evil We don't know that though. My girls when they watch this show they will not know that Snape is my favorite character. I would love that they made him hate me. You made that they made you hate him though I know it's good. That was good. Yeah, we're saying I hope that that he Talks like Snape though. I know Poza Hagrid's voice Hagrid's voice is not it. It's not I like it. I know I get you can't duplicate the original guy you can't I think it's great I think it's almost like a younger version of Hagrid because there was a younger version. Yeah, so I think it's cool Harry is spun on do we see Dumbledore? Yeah, okay. I thought we saw all of Ander for sure. Yes, you see Dumbledore just a little I mean like maybe half a second the Quidditch shot though so cool. It's so cool And that's I gotta get in the right mindset right, wait for patreon. Okay, okay, we can talk about No, I mean, because everyone else. No, can you make me jealous? Everyone's watching you're making me jealous I want to watch it now. Well, then I guess you got to go to patreon.com/dingesabotaflies Moving on anyway I saw the most Amaze amaze amaze movie of my life of your life statement. Come on. I just not of my life It's it's it's in my top 10. Wow. Whoa, okay. How about you question? It's not my top 10 Very fun movie very fun, but it wasn't it wasn't like a game changer for me It's not even my favorite Ryan Gosling movie really? No, but it's probably in my top three Gosling. I don't know what is your favorite. It might be drive. That's mine. Yeah drives incredible Yeah, the fact that he says like so many few words in it, but yet he is acting Cut it out. No, it's a great film. It makes you feel a lot by doing barely anything. Yeah, I'll give it so many few stars One of my favorite Ryan Gosling movies is Blade Runner. Blade Runner's great That one's good. He's happy. I love that movie. It's a lot of drive like like emotionally like like his acting in that Yeah, very similar. Nice guys is incredible Josh likes the notebook a lot. I do The number one like trying to do that to make fun of me No, I just say when I ask you what your favorite chick flick is you always say the notebook Yeah, and you always did you wrote your your friend love letters every day for a year Ethan it's so good. Yeah, Hellmail project Hail Mary was great. I cannot talk today 8.7 I don't think I just yeah, I have some I guess we could talk more about on Patreon too because it's probably boring for other people But I just it didn't seem so dire like interstellar or like something like that life or dead like you have to get home Even though it was a life or death thing, but it like they didn't like yeah There's no like I'm not rooting for this. Oh my god. I mean, yeah, of course. He made the decision. He did at the end like why wouldn't he? Yeah, so I think that um I think maybe part of my My love for it comes from having finished the book that morning. So I the whole story was further contextualized I would say it was a great book to movie adaptation, but they did miss some crucial points like for one Rocky is a genius like an actual genius and they kind of make him look like a small cute dog Yeah, but he is a genius in the movie though, but yeah, I get what you're saying like. Yeah, it's interesting He also I Josh told me about the me burger. Oh, yeah, so I can't I'm gonna do the book too because I feel like it's gonna be great The book is amazing and strat the lady that runs everything she's so much more baller in the book and there was no love interest At all between them. Yeah, they like hated each other basically. Yeah But she and she was amazing The movie not so much anyway moving on. I feel like it's crazy It was yesterday you were like there's not a ton coming out and then Since you said that a ton of stuff's come out like have you seen that Colbert is co-writing a Lord of the Rings film? Not so. Yeah, he's like, which is he's an nerd. He's a big man. Oh, I know. Yeah, he can speak like yeah, some Elvish Yeah, which you know is I know he got in a little hot water, but I'm down for it and you think yeah adding on to Lord of the Rings And the fact that it's someone who actually like I watch an interview What's the show with the check from Parks and Rec? Her father. Yeah, he went on the show who's talking about it and he was talking about it might have been from there It might have been from somewhere else anyways. He was saying like his Goal is to fill in the gaps in a way that is not only true to the books But with Peter Jackson, he was like, I want to be true to your films as well And so he's got the like the knowledge to be able to like sick We're gonna do this well and tie both universes and together in a way that doesn't like offend either of the core audiences
Jackson doing the film. Oh, that's going to be great. I believe so. I know he's for sure co-writing. Someone was comparing, like, just the idea of, like, they're saying, "Dunes are going to be just as good as a trilogy of Lord of the Rings." But I think, like, cinematically, it might be like the way they made the film and stuff, the way it looks. But I was obviously late to the Lord of the Rings game, but the culture of it, the fact that it dropped three December's in a row. It became a tradition for people. Yeah. Like, it was a moment in time. And I'm like, that's crazy. You don't have no one does that anymore. Yeah. And my mind's still being blown. Like, on Instagram, these random clips from, like, how they film stuff. Yeah. I'm still, like, how they do. Learning stuff. Yeah. You're still finding out stuff that they did on the film. From the turn of the century, and my mind's still being blown. It's a perfect trilogy. Yeah. A perfect one. Wow. That's a beast. I have a big appreciation for it. I wish I loved it more. I just don't think I like the fantasy stuff as much. I almost wonder if you had to watch it as a kid. Although my dad loves it. I was late. Oh, were you? Okay. I mean, I think high school is when I did it. Yeah. So we're going to high school and they're going to be late. You want to song? Yeah. You guys going this? Yeah. If you want it, it's kind of comfortable. That's a good thing. You say you stretch every day. Yes. You have to. Got to. Look at pretty good. It's actually isn't even my leg. My goal is to literally be able to do the splits and not tell anyone about it until one day. I'm just like, we're really excited. And then suddenly it's like, Andy just does. That's what you want. Do you remember in Austin Powers, when when gold member does the leg thing? It's gold. Isn't that lid? Whatever happened to them redo it. I mean, making us see another sequel. I don't know. Gosh, man. I know. Did you see the Napoleon Dynamite crew at the barbecue restaurant? I did. So cool. So fun. The world's coming together. The world's healing, guys. Brain. Activate. Fire. Fire on. I brought some cereal. Do you need sugar? We do have, my name is over there. And we got cereal in the kitchen. I got protein bars. I got matcha. Didn't. Let me try a sip of your matcha. I can't wait to see those. Sit down next to her and take so you can get on camera. My mom made it. It looks awful. It's green. Oh my gosh. Yuck. That tastes like literally you mow the lawn. You know, like classic clumps up, you just strain it through some water. You know, it's so weird about him. He can do things, though, that are so weird. Like he takes wheatgrass shots all the time. Like, well, that's just a shock. Just sipping on it for fun, though. No, thank you. There's no way you can sip on wheatgrass. So I thought always, chai and matcha were kind of the same thing. And then I tried chai. And I'm like, this is the greatest thing ever. It's so good. And then it's like, I'm pretty sure I'm pretty off. I mean, I'm pretty accurate on how you do. Chai, chai. Chai, chai. Chai, chai, chai. Much a lot. Chai, chai, chai. All right. Let's do this. Oh, it's gonna be a first. You killed two stones with one bird. You can speak braille is what I heard. You made us laugh. You made us cry. Now you're leaving all of us to go and fly. Drift all the bowling mall. Make on your cry. Even those last digit of pie. Now you're gone. And I'm afraid. I guess that though you money, so get me. Chuck, nor is I'm not okay. You've broke our hearts and then flew away. How am I supposed to live without my sensei? Chuck, nor is they made you to stay. But you hit the door like a maddening. Now we cry and wait for you all day. Oh, I'm not okay. I can't wait. I can't see. I'm not okay. I will see you again someday. Wow. Wow. Chuck. I haven't even had time born. Why, I got. I haven't even had time to born. I don't want to do this now. Oh my gosh. Hey, it's okay. He lives a long, beautiful life. Shut up. You don't get it. You don't get it. You don't understand it. Anyways, let's move on. Let's do this stupid question. That song was an assault to my senses. I'm sorry. What do you mean that was an assault to your senses? It was too loud. It's too loud. Okay. It made me squint. Sorry, you were great. Sorry, we're grieving too loudly. Sorry, we were upsetting you with our grief. Assault to your senses. Us singing our flipping hearts out because we miss our Chuck. Sensei Chuck Norris and you're like, he loud. That's really loud. Okay. We can move on. We can we can start over. I want to start this whole podcast over episode one. Just recast. Hey. Oh, um, someone's trying to get into our Apple TV. Get out of here. Sharon. Sharon. Ah, why not? Stink at the finance department, dude. Oh, man. We're, oh yeah. We are sad of Chuck. Of course we are. We're sad of Chuck. Can't do what is your deal today? I don't know. Yeah. It's that freaking grass drinker drinker. It is making me hyper. It's poisoning. When she gets hyper, she gets rude. Hey. That's what we've learned. Hey. So this is just telling me this question is going to go super well. Yep. Nope. We all know what's happening. We're all aware. Some things we're not allowed to say. Obviously, because of demonization for even potentially fear of our lives or would be unwise. But I am taking a stance this morning. Someone said in this question and I'm like, all right, when you were scared of first, to be honest, I was scared. I'm still scared for the record. This is you asking. Yeah. Andrew spoke very, very strictly that he just did not want this to happen. He's uncomfortable with his. Very uncomfortable. He was against it, but he trusts you in your leadership. And just assumes that you're going to make the best decision for this podcast. Yeah. And whatever happens after this happens. Yeah. I will always make the best decision for this podcast. That's exactly why I'm asking this question. Yes. Today's question is sent by a viewer. Lily, the terrible things that are happening to the homeless. Is that is real? Oh my gosh. You can't say that right now. What are videos are not getting? Do you think it's real?
Yeah, it's you think it's real. Are you doing the Israel thing? What are you talking about? I think we're asking a very simple question. We were very clear of front. What's happening? I know what you're doing Whatever you're doing. Okay. You're gonna say so answer the question. Yeah. No, no So answer the question then, please so hurting you're being too out You're hurting my you're a Blit under rating my senses. So I'm gonna say yes, it's real You just said yes, this question What we could not have made this anymore clear. You think you're gonna say no The personal views of Lily does not reflect the views of this show. No, let's just be very clear about that Let's just move on For you, I didn't know she thought that way we live in the same home And now he's even more terrified now. I am scared double agent targeted our house. 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Yeah, but you just hit worse for yourself. Yeah That was perfect guys. We weren't talking about the country of Israel We love this country of Israel Of course we love every country. We love every country because God calls us to love everyone. Yeah, so shut up We've said that word a lot. Huh? We've said that word a lot on this episode. Yeah, that's a bad word. Shut up. Yes. It's all saying it. It's just shutting your negative mouth That's what it means Stop speaking negativity Shut it up It's a bad word. Apologize to the children. What can you say? Say shut up be silent. You're saying zip it Okay, you've ever been halfway through you saying shut up in an argument and realized that wasn't the move and tried to turn shut and do a different line of Would you just shush please like I just wanted to be quiet so we can like talk about it shut the door Where are you? Because I love you. We got to fight last night. What'd you fight about? My grandfather's being honored at Arlington National Cemetery day. Okay, in May and I don't agree So a Valor it is kind of miraculous. I have no idea what he did, but It just threw a wrench in our summer. Obviously we have to go Yeah, but I'm having a hard time getting it plant. Why? You don't go watching it easy. There's just a lot of move. No, of course I do. Yeah, there's just a lot of moving parts to it. A lot of components like what Well, one I'm like perfect. I want to we should go to the white house. I'm like cool. Got the date in the last night There's like that. He's not gonna work. Well, it's so crazy that you that you booked it without even talking to us about what day you did it This is the argument we had. Well, it's not booked yet. Yeah, it's only been told you. It's 30 days out. Yeah, but as soon as I'm like hey, Josh I think it would be better if we did that on Wednesday. You're like I don't know why we're bringing our personal stuff Anyway, it can make planning vacations can be joyful No Women and men think very differently. It's true. Spaghetti and waffles dude. Spaghetti and waffles My dad says that all the time. It's true though. It's very true In fact, that was part of my EMDR today. Was it better fight? No, not about a fight No, it's about Lily became a growth anxious people Can't deal with uncertainty. So in my brain, I create things that are certain like okay, we're gonna do this We're gonna do that and then you're like DC I'm like, that's like my dad It's like I probably just men in general That's what I've learned you just got to expect okay, everything played out. I am expecting two curve balls today And then as soon as one curve ball shows it but like oh there it is cool. We're having a meltdown today three Oh, no, and then that's when you freak out and cry. Yeah, yeah Speaking of freaking out and crying Did you guys see the new 250th anniversary dime? No, no, we're making a new dime The new dime the 250th anniversary Has why didn't I save a picture that's crazy hold on seems like an insignificant Fiscal amount they're doing all coins 250th anniversary. Yeah, but this one The penny no penny's done. I know, but that's why I was I mean commemoratively here we go commemoratively. They kicked it out. Bing bong. I got it What about the team bang? Here we go. You guys are gonna love this. This is really fun. That's really cool that this is it He joking. No, I think this is awesome. You're a liar. Let me just send it lie I just want you to see if you notice anything And it just notice anything about this dime United States of America E Purpose Purpose They'll be kind of the show apparently Unum one dime Liberty over always with arrows facing the wrong way No, this eagle they got rid of language the eagle is not carrying the all branch It's right. It's open Interesting. Is that always been on the dime? It's always been man. We talked about a while. I know the seal the seal. Yeah, but yeah, just war no peace Just war no peace. It's ready to attack, bro. Yeah Interesting. That is no olive branch meaning Peace The Middle East away That's interesting Yeah, why would they do that? I guess the dime didn't have it before they didn't have an even an eagle before so I think it's if to go not in the conspiracy route I think it's because it's a 250th anniversary The conception of America was not peaceful. It was the revolutionary war. So it's like fight So I think that could be like a cool commemoration to that I suppose it is or it could be like a moving forward. We are A nation of war. Well, that's horrible. The original dime had an olive branch on it. Yeah, yeah Well, they put that they put that in and like I don't know Night the early 1900s with the olive branch. Mm-hmm. Or maybe that late 1800s Because before it was just the eagle with the arrows not the olive branch. Yeah. Oh, so was it the first maybe this is the first time ever done Maybe it's they're bringing back the OG dime 1916 was the first time it had an olive branch on it. Okay It's just bad timing. It's very bad. Oh wait. No, they had the presidential seal in the first one 1796 And it looks like it does have like it's the arrows in the in the olive branch. Yeah, it's like it So it's an intentional thing and there's obviously there's an artist that always creates these. Yeah, and that's the initials on it So that's interesting man. That's crazy. I wonder what does the other one look like like the quarters and stuff. Oh, I don't know. I just looked at the dime You got mines on dams dude. I got mines on dams you guys there's some crazy
crazy stuff happening. - Tell me. - Dude, I saw like three things this morning. I'm like, can't wait to talk about this. Crazy stuff. - Right after we got off the pod yesterday, did you see Bob Igerd has stepped down? - Oh, yeah. - Nine months early compared to what he was supposed to. - I don't know, people are like, this guy's about to be sued. Because Disney just pulled out of their $1 billion deal with Sora. - Sora, right. - And then the next day, Bob Iger steps down. - What Sora, AI? - It's the video AI generation. - From O generation. - So it's interesting. - Which is weird. There's something going on there. - Big time. - One billion dollar contract is something that you don't just-- - That's just with Disney. Like a thing. - Yeah. - Sora too is, I mean, that's-- - Yeah, because they stopped it. - They stopped-- - They shut it down. There's something weird to it. - Yeah, I mean, there's something behind the scenes whether they got, it was all kind of something to gather enough data and that, or they just don't have enough to run it. I don't know. - I don't know that it was taking away from data centers or whatever, so they're focusing more on improving the functions of AI that everyone uses every day. - Which makes sense, 'cause it was just like, people were just making-- - But don't start it. - Don't make a thing about it, I don't know. - It's very interesting. But I wonder why Bob Iger stepped down nine months early. Seems like Disney's doing pretty well right now. - Yeah, I don't know. - I mean, they just had a crazy good movie. Do you know anything about this new CEO? - No, I didn't see him that they appointed one yet. - Is he a completely new guy, or the-- - Oh, I don't know. - 'Cause I remember when Danny was here, he was talking about how they brought in Iger right to deal with some of the pandemic stuff and then the theory was he'd come in like a bowl, do what needed to be done, and then once things were back to normal, he'd be the guy they could throw away. - Yeah, I don't think he even could get things back to normal, really. - Yeah, did you know that Disney Parks make more money off their food than Disney plus the app makes? - Dang. - That makes sense. Josh Demaro is the new CEO of Disney. - Josh. - Joshy. - He was the, should I see what the background on this guy is? - I'm so excited to talk to you guys about some of this stuff I got. - He looks like Jason never-- - That he does. - What do you got? What's first on the documents, sir? - I just want to, I just want to get into it. But there's this stuff, I've been like, we did the live yesterday and I'm like, I just want to talk about this stuff 'cause it's crazy. It's so interesting. Let's start off with the easy stuff. Meteorites. - Yes. - They're everywhere. - Sure. - When we talk about a little bit on the live, do you see the one in Ohio? - I think so. - Okay. - Yeah. - Listen to this, people got it on video, but there's a meteorite that entered the sky in Ohio. Six feet wide weighed seven tons. - Whoa. - That's 14,000 pounds. - Yes. Boom. Sonic Boom heard from Ohio all the way to Pennsylvania. And people were like, what the freak is that? - Yeah. - And apparently it hit in Lake Erie or something. - Oh my gosh, did it break apart at all or it? - Yeah, they said when that Sonic Boom was when they were like. - Okay. - But it stood apart. But then all of a sudden, people, not only in the US, but all over the world, they're like, there's just tons of these giant meteorites. Just people are getting on video. Like, I think there's somewhere in South America. It flashed you and the whole sky, which is blue. People are like, what the heck? - Yeah. - And then NASA comes out. And like, this is the guys, this is just normal. You said in fact, there's over 25,000 meteorites a day that hit Earth. And people were like, since when? - Since when? - We didn't know that. - Um, 25,000. - A day? - A day. But they said this one in Ohio, when it entered the atmosphere, the Sonic boom that the Airbursts, they said it was equivalent to 250 tons of TNT. - Oh my gosh. Is everybody okay? - Yeah. - It's pretty miraculous that it leaned in the lake. - It said the flash was bright enough to be seen in daylight across multiple states and even parts of Canada. But yeah, so just all these things in NASA, and like the news is talking about it, like yeah, there's a lot of meteorites. It's nothing new. It's just a lot of people have phones now and they can just record it. But everyone's like, this isn't super normal. (laughing) In fact, there's like one person who were like, they're filming, it looks like a meteorite, but then it like changes direction. - What? - If people were like meteorites don't change direction. - That's odd. - Very odd. And I try to look into it, and I couldn't really find too much about it. But there's that stuff. But then going with the space stuff, the meteorites. I got a couple of connections here. There's this man named Nathan was his last name. Nathan Hardiman, on January 21st, 2026, this January, he was arrested in Area 51. - Oh boy. - Did you see this? - No. - This is so creepy. - Oh no what? - This man, he was arrested in the middle of the night just by himself. And they just released the body cam footage this past week, which it's like why are you releasing this? - It's all a thumbnail of a body cam, yeah. - So this guy Nathan, the video is kind of long, we can watch it maybe later. Also try to pull the clip, but people put music over and I don't want to get flagged. But when he was being questioned by these police officers or these guards, he's like, you know, just in like a collared shirt sweater, just a normal looking dude. - Right. - And he looked frazzled. - Oh boy. - And he's like, why did you come into this, why did you pass the gate? You saw all this no trespassing. He's like, I came with zero hostility. He's like, well crossing that barrier is an act of hostility. He's like, I'm sorry. - Yeah. - He said, I'm, I was sent here. And he's like, I drove up here, this is, I did the quote of what he said. He said, I drove up here. I know it sounds weird and strange, but it's true. This is part of a time dilation facility and we are experiencing this now. He said, you may not remember. He said, I hope you remember it now. And he said, and it's tied to revelation. It's tied to heaven. And he's like, he's like, do you believe in heaven? And the guy's like, yeah, I believe in him. And he's like, okay, yeah. So this, and he just kept on going. And he's like, we're part of this time dilation. - Yeah. - There's a time dilation happening in this facility. And he's like, and I was sent by NASA to investigate it. And in fact, he had multiple IDs, military IDs, a NASA ID, and these are all fake. And he's like, they're not, they're not fake. He's like, I was sent here to observe this. - What in the world? - And these guys are like, no way. But yeah, so Nathan Hardiman, he was detained by security. And then he claimed there's a time dilation anomaly happening, but people online were like, trying to find out who is this guy. And the only thing that they could find with this, with his name is that he's a contractor who works at removing mold and asbestos, primarily from military facilities. - Okay. - Gonna make him a little kooky. - That's what I was thinking. - It could possibly be, or it could just be, - Kinda moldy to get rid of. - Yeah, I don't know what it was. But, I'm like, the way he was presenting it, it's so spooky, so eerie, it feels like a movie. - Yeah, it does. - 'Cause he's not, like he's like shaken, 'cause of what he thinks is happening, like this time dilation, which apparently time dilation is a real thing. - Yeah, it is a real thing, but it's a space thing. - Yeah, like so like when astronauts go up, time is different from, so he's crazy. - I wanna know who I live from. - How did you get me here? - Who? - Also interstellar. That's like pretty much the theme of interstellar. - Yeah, true. - Anyways, I look to see him like, "Well, what's up with Nathan now?" Zero, nothing, no record of him being in jail, no record of him coming home, no interview, nothing. - No, he's just gone. - Of course he is. He's gone. - He's leaked, bro. Oh my goodness, this is crazy. Yeah, that's wild. And I would love to see the video of him saying, like telling you everybody, do you saw it on a body cam footage? - Yeah, let me, they had to try to play it. And then-- - I mean, music will be guaranteed flag. - There's a guy on YouTube that did a whole, that has a full body cam. - That's from his video. - Okay, so it's here. - It is possible that the mold made him kooky. - Yeah, he would know the language to speak, and if he's been operating around military facilities, he would have put eyes on IDs and been able to make. Similar, 'cause there's no way you show up to a base without, like, at least knowing the protocol of how to get on it. - It's true. - Yeah. Yeah, that guy does great videos. - Well, it's the best. - Yeah. - I'll just watch 'em all day. - EW Bodycam on YouTube, it's the best. - Yeah, dude, he looks like a completely normal dude. - Yeah. - Man, dude, this is really scary. Is that the end of it? - That's the end of Nathan, yeah. - Okay. - Oh, poor guy. - I'm gonna jump into my thing. And it's not that.
big of a deal, but it's still, it's like the fact that you're talking about meteors. It's wild to me and time dilation, which is nuts. So this past weekend, I was talking with my buddy, Larry, who I just met at a daddy daughter dance. And in the middle of this beautiful daddy daughter dance, it's all French themed. I meet this guy who's a music teacher. I think he's Italian. We're full in on every type of conspiracy, he finds out I do a podcast. And so he just starts throwing all of these insane theories out there that I thought, I'm like, this guy teaches music to my kids on Tuesdays. I thought it was pretty cool and then he's even cooler now. And he starts diving into conspiracies and he talked about something that like kind of blew my mind. I don't know if we've ever talked about it. And so if we did, it's not going to be that big of a deal, but there is a cool story. So this idea behind meteor crashes and meteor craters that have like left ginormous massive holes on the planet, right, all over the world. These huge craters and people have gone in and they found like it seems like there's like space material or space stone or something surrounding it remnants. And then you look into the history of native tribes and ancient civilizations who've been close or nearby these craters, you're like, that can't be by coincidence a lot, right? And so you see that that happens in Turkey. They have like all that there's some in America, there's just one in Nevada or New Mexico. I can't remember. I think it's New Mexico, but there's this story of this ancient, you know, Native American tribe that would be near this large crater. They grew up next to it and their story was a lot of these stories all across the world are that these balls of fire, these demons of fire, gods of fire came down and that's what left those craters. And it's stories from all over and they're not saying it like they were rocks are not living. They were saying like as if there was actually a living being inside of these things. And so it makes you wonder like it wasn't just like, you know, try destruction rocks coming down and trying to destroy the world. It was something alive. And so there's this one tribe in New Mexico and there was rumors and myths and lore about this crater and one kid who had a large scar crosses face from like apparently like a horse had kicked him and just disfigured his face, right? He's probably like seven or eight years old. They're they're living happily, they're doing their normal things and then one day this boy decides to run away and he runs to this crater. They spend days looking for this kid. He comes back a couple days later, 30 years old. The only way they know is because the markings on his body, the scars and everything. The kid had the same memories, everything. He does not know what happened, but two days it only passed and this kid is like 30 years old now. And he tells the story about falling into this crater and not knowing and remembering what happened. So that's just a story that like I'm like, that's wild. I mean, who knows what really happened? I don't know, but that's the story. And then you just like, so it just fascinated me because he was talking to be Larry was just talking to me about all these meteor crashes, craters that are all over the world. And I'll just send you pictures just so you have like a little reference of like all the ones that are around, but they're just massive. And we have them all over and you, we looked up how many large, huge meteor craters are like that on earth that are confirmed like ones that size that are that massive that are consistent. There's no skid marks or anything. It's like it came straight down. Yeah. There's 200 of them. What? 200. Okay. That's a lot. In the book of Enoch. Yeah. How many angels were cast down up from heaven? I'm having a hard time believing that that number actually lines up. Look, if they'll say 190 to 200, but there's 200 confirmed craters. There are 200 angels that descended from heaven, cast down from heaven, cast down. And they said they met in on the the Mount Hermann, right? Right. But who's to say they didn't come down in a crazy, crazy way, like thrown down. And then the rendezvous point is Mount Hermann. I mean, it's just a weird coincidence. There's a fact check. The earth has about, I asked how many meteor craters exist on the earth? The earth has about 200 confirmed meteor or impact craters. The official count is 190 to 200 confirmed scientists track these through the earth impact database. New ones occasionally are discovered. So the number slowly increases. I mean, you think about the stories and the lore and the myths that are surrounding these craters, especially the Native Americans talking about living the star people. Fire. People coming down, I mean, we're how for arrives places. Oh, man. Goodness. What? Is Larry a believer? Big time. Did you make that connection? You made that connection. We were just talking. And I think he was the one he's like, but I just like, like it was just like, we were talking about it. And then he's like, actually, I don't even know how many craters there are. And then we looked it up and he looked and he's, we saw that number and he showed me his arm and just goosebumps. Oh, my goodness. So tripped out. And I'm like, this is crazy. That's nuts. Funny. That's like the probability of those lining up is crazy. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. That's like, it's too big of a coincidence. It's like, I know it's wild, especially people who aren't believers, but I'm like, this is cool. That's very cool. That's a fun, very fun connection and very fun. Big time. Big time, dude. I wonder if rings of power, when Gandalf hits the ground, if that's canon, I doubt it is. I keep thinking about that. But he made a crater when he landed in the show. Yeah. You know, we should do is look at these craters and where they're at and look at the native folklore around the craters. That's what I was trying to do. Because there's a lot of pictographs and hieroglyphs and all that stuff. It's a lot. There's, there's this one that dropped, it's the Siberian explosion that nobody saw. It's the Tunguska. Oh, yeah. We talked about that. Yeah. 80 billion trees. Yeah. No trace. It wasn't the 1900s, wasn't it? I think so. They equated, we equated it back to Tesla's death ray. Yeah. Yeah. That's one of the theories. Yeah. Yeah. And that's wild, man. That what your story reminded me of this guy is all George Catlin. So this guy, George Catlin in the, I believe the late 1800s. He basically spent his entire life traveling across North, Central and South America, painting Native Americans and learning their stories. Very cool stuff. You should really look into this guy. But one thing he, so basically he interviewed from like Canada all the way to the South America. All these Native Americans who painted all of them drew all of them. Wow. Cool. But there's a connection that they all had, and they all talked about three cataclysmic events happening, they said there's two events that were fire. And one was a flood. Oh, yeah. Wow. And I'm like, that's pretty fascinating. Super fascinating. Yeah. So like with all of fire stuff and like, yeah, what would it be? What would it be? Biblically, because the flood's obvious, isn't the, the angel that guards the Garden of Eden, isn't it a flaming sword? It is. It would be some sort of fire event if we were just being like, you know, not being literal, but it was like a fire cast them out. I wonder what the third could be. Yeah, I don't know. It's interesting. I don't think we have any precedent of it in scripture. I do know that I have to make the Bible work within this system. 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It's the show guys. (audience clapping) - There's no way you kept all that clapping in, right? - I don't know. (laughs) (upbeat music) - So excited to go to Disney Castle, you guys. Oh my gosh. - That should what? - For the Disney Castle. That's where the girls call it. - Oh. - They don't have corn dogs there, dude. They're on Main Street. I think it's a Disneyland thing. - I don't know. - Apparently the Disney Land Cows. - Apparently the Disney Land Corn Dogs on Main Street are dumb, like so good. - The hot dogs are good. - Yeah, but like I love corn dogs. I guess they're sick every time I eat one of those. - Hot dog? - Yeah. - They got the dairy allergy, but yeah, but it's a ridiculous amount of processed meat. - So you know what we've been doing, like our relatively eating healthy. - I didn't. - Exerciseing, trying to get in shape, bro. This past weekend, it's like I said, nope. (laughs) It's not like I said, nope, dude. We went to the movies. I literally had no idea I could consume that much. - What'd you get? - I had a, first off, we went to talk about a sneak into the movie theater. - Yeah, dude. - At a grilled cheese burrito. - Yeah. - In a beefy five layer burrito. - Yeah. - And then an entire bag of sneakers. And then a whole bowl of popcorn. - That's crazy. Did you do, please do the like calorie count on that. - I mean, it had had been 8,000 calories. - I threw it up. - No, I didn't. I held it in. - You threw up. - No. - You did throw up that night violently, and it was stinky. - I don't remember that. - I thought of a lot. - Yeah, it's okay. It's completely normal. - I can't remember. I came in and I rubbed your back and you were like, I'm fine. (laughs) - I'm fine. Kelsey always comes and just brings like a wet, like cold wet towel. - Whenever she hears me throwing that out. - How often do you guys throw up? - I have acid reflux. - Sure. - But not as much as I use to. - Every time I do it, she does it. I don't know, like I don't think it's like a lot. It's just whenever I do, it's like, that's what she does for me. - It was so bad. - She's a nice wife. - Paige tells me, be quiet. You're too loud. Whatever it happens to me. 'Cause I'm like one of those. - And it's like by like Andy, I feel like your poor wife can't help but do something because it sounds like you need to be poor. - I still haven't, I still haven't heard it. Really. - Josh's impression is actually spot on because it's the same thing. (laughing) - It sounds like I literally have no idea how you accomplish the act of throwing up while making sure. - When he did that in the woods in Tennessee, it was the funniest thing ever. - Oh man, this is dead quiet in here. (laughing) - Even Bigfoot was like, what is that? - I know. - Is that your password? - I didn't know it was going on. - No, that's when we went to, I might have been asleep. I go to sleep before everybody at all those things. - Yeah, you guys were asleep. - Our children were awake though. - In middle school though, I threw up after, I threw up every day. - Yeah. - And then my parents were like, "Yeah, we gotta not do this anymore." So they brought me to a gastro or whatever. Like if you keep doing this, they're like you will get cancer in your soft ears. - Yeah, which is the worst kind of like stretchers throughout out and stuff. - But then you could probably sound like that. - Yeah, maybe, your brother Taylor throws up every morning Madison told me. Because he brushes his teeth. (laughing) - Oh, he's gapped. - He's gapped. (laughing) - Dude, I do that, but like it's the, when you're supposed to like brush your tongue. - Yeah, don't go so far. - I can't do it. - I can't do it. - Don't go so far. Just do the teeth. - I never brush my tongue, truthfully. - You're supposed to, 'cause it really does like, it's apparently that's a cause of bad breath too. - But dude, every time I do it, even it's like, even it's like right there in the center, like center. I can't, I gag. I'm like this is the worst. - Have you ever tried a turkey call? Like a diaphragm call it when you get in your mouth? Think so, yeah, I don't like. Dude, I've been practicing my art. My neighbors have to think I'm crazy. 'Cause I'll- - Do you do it where it tickles and like into your nose? - No, it's not my nose, but I'll get like a couple like, (dog barking) and then the vibration hits the back of my palate, my tongue. So it's like, (dog barking) I can't, I can't ever go in the woods with this, but yeah. - Those things are always tickling my nose. Like it would like vibrate in here and be like, - I gotcha. - Wait till Noah. - tickles my nose. - Goes to the face where he like, discovers he has a gag reflex and he starts sticking his fingers and he's like, (dog barking) and he thinks it's funny, he's doing it. Jane would do it. Jane still does it. - I do this every night basically. I do like magic tricks with the girls where it's like I make the coin disappear and I pull it out of their ear. If I do it sometimes, I'm like, I like spit it up. And so I have them do it sometimes. And Jane last night, I like did the coin. I'm like, oh, where'd it go? And she's like, - In my stomach. - And she goes, (dog barking) - Oh my god. (laughing) - You see, she actually just starts. - Okay, it's here, you cut it in. - Yeah, that's the best. - She's so funny, dude. - Speaking of the best, did you know that it's a, - Quick, go to the question, go to the question, go to my leee-ling. Where the question's the first shot of mine? - Speaking of something Jane said this morning about Andy, you're driving and she was like, I love Andy. And then she was like, she was like, his beard is so long. And she's like, it's like a rope. (laughing) And she's like, and Kelsey climbs it. (laughing) - That's so great. - I don't know if you have funny character, or if you're somebody you need to drive. - Yeah, no good buddy. - She's the best. - Excuse me. Would you rather always get the best parking spot every place that you go or always get your choice seats at any concert movie or show? - Concert movie, of course, easiest in the world. - Parking spot. - I think parking spot. - Yeah. - What? - Josh's brain works so differently than mine, because he will take so much time looking for a parking spot. And we would have been in the store already. - She has to walk. - Here's my argument. - I don't know how many more concerts would you go to if you knew you could pull straight up and walk in. - So I'd rather go to more concerts than have a premium seat. - Yeah, I think but. - Everywhere you go. - Yeah, but think about what? - Like a downtown area. And it's like, oh, you know you have a straight-up space spot. - It is not that stressful, y'all. - It's a Josh in it, so. - Get some steps in. - I get it. Josh will avoid going to a nice dinner in Moundora because of the parking situation. - Amen. - That's a crazy town. - No, I'm the same way. - That's crazy. - I'm the same way. I will park in somebody's neighborhood and walk half a mile. - I will. I like the exercise. - You enjoy Odyssey by Christopher Nolan in like F-32 all the way on the side there. - I do. - No, I wouldn't enjoy that. - He prefers this to go pee. - He does it. - Well, everywhere except the movies, I prefer the in-cap. - For sure, that's what I'm saying, but you wouldn't, you would hate that at the movies if you had to sit on the outside. - In fact, I get so stressed out going to the church we're going to. If we don't get an in-cap, I'm like, well, you might as well leave. So I'm gonna get up and pee at some point. I don't want to inconvenience people with me. - Exactly. - That would be worth not getting the best parking spot. - That's true, that's true. - That's what I'm saying. - Yeah. - I'll stick with what I said. - That's crazy. - I think too if our movie theater was busier. - Front row to concert. Whatever you want. Anytime. - I also want to ask this question because it doesn't warrant a whole question corner, but I thought it was fun. Do you get in the shower face first or turn around? - Face first. - Are you getting kind of sideways? - Which your first-- - Shoulder position. - I'll tell you the truth. - And you guys will think I'm psycho for it, but I like cold punch the shower on purpose. - First thing? - Yeah, like I do the opposite on-- - How have we been doing that? - Quite a while. - Yeah. That's crazy. - I do a hot shower and then blast cold. - At the end. - I always go, "Hah!" - To me, that's not worth it. - It's not worth it. - It's not worth it. - It's honestly not worth it. - I'm not Joe Rogan. - How long do we do a shower? - It's just to wake up. - It's a lot. - It's exhausted right before we're getting on a trip, we're driving at 3 a.m., we're leaving. I'll do that. But every day that's not enjoyable for me though. - Two to three strong breaths and you're over it. - It's a lot of it. - I know, but it's like, I would rather have scolding hot water, like, "Ah, burning!" And then that wakes me up. - Yeah, same. - I despise cold plunges. - I actually want to do, I haven't done an ice plunge. - The last time I did a real cold plunging was during football in high school. - Same. - And I legit got early onset hypothermia. - Yeah, that's right. - You're in there too long. - Because I'm like, I gotta get out. And he's like, no, it was 15 minutes. He had me in there. - Yeah. - And I got out and I couldn't stop shaking for over an hour. - Yeah, that's way too long. - I don't know about. It's also the same coach that gave my brother the malfunction helmet and he got three concussions in the game. - Very good, very good. Sounds that checks out. - Coach of the year. - Thank you. - Wait. - This is first of all his name. - He also made me, I fractured my heel in a practice and he made me do up downs instead of running sprints. - Yeah, but it's you, it's hard to believe. - I'm like, this is killing me. - We are gonna do up downs until blue is no longer tired and thirsty. - Nice.
I don't know what it is in my turn. Ryan Gosling. Yep. That's true. Oh. Ryan got me. Hey. It's just gotta read. Yes, he does. He's gonna show us. Ryan knows. And just gotta read that. And he's gonna show us. Right now. Right now. Right now. Right now. Right now. Right now. Right now. Right now. All right. This is the crumbliest bagel. So this. It's not a bagel. First video that's coming through is this chick is at like a tattoo convention. She's like interviewing dudes. This dude's like clearly got a bunch of ink. His whole face is done. And then she asks like, can I see the rest? Dude, this is crazy. I might have to blur it, but I was not expecting this. Okay. Ready? Yeah. Three, two, one. Go. How many tattoo you have? How many tattoo here? 16? Yeah. Can we see? Like a dude? Okay. Okay. Can you? I can show you. Oh, I can see. Oh. Oh my gosh. No. No. No. No. No. That's the same. Okay. That's the same. Wait. Wait. Thank you. That's great. Oh no. I don't know what. Like obviously I didn't know that was coming when I watched this video. I don't know what. You don't have to blur that. That's so funny. That's so funny. He says it too. Hitler. The next one. Have we ever talked about this? This dude is stuck here for three hours. They don't know how to get him out of this situation. This is the one of the scariest things I've ever seen in my life. Dude, the ring of tanks are these carriers. Yeah, ready? Three, two, one, go. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. No, please. Oh, shit. No, I'm not done. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That'll be smart, huh? Okay. Oh, no. Oh. Oh, no. Oh. Oh, no. Oh. Oh, for trouble. Bro. Just the way it like man handles him. Oh my gosh. Horrifying, dude. Nightmare. So he spent three hours in there because they can't, it won't let him move away every time he starts to break away. It pulls him back. And so he's trying to calmly get away. What did he just do? I pulled. Oh, I hate that. Maybe that's a, I don't know. You know what? I'll say, you know, the, the documentary, the grizzly man. Yeah. It's this guy who's a, like a bear. Concerter. Yeah, he just, he studies bears and like kind of a strange dude. Okay. Um, kind of, he's a very strange, he was a very strange dude. Um, but I mean, like spent years and years interacting with these grizzly bears. And like, never had a problem. And like he just knew how to interact with them and like get up super close, get up super close, like even keep his distant, like he didn't just knew, he knew the behavior of bears. Yeah. You need to watch this documentary. It's worth it. So this guy's wild and surprisingly, he dies by getting eaten by a bear. No, no, but I've never heard the recordings of it because they had this not released. I'm not, well, I, I, someone released him. There's no way because this would be huge. Like, this is like, it's never for the, like, it was the most convincing audio I've ever heard of someone getting attacked by a bear. I don't doubt it. Oh my God. And because his, his girlfriend was there. Yeah, a white, his girlfriend. Yes. Yeah. I've heard that story. And I listened to it. I'm just like, are we going to listen to it? No. Why not? Maybe, maybe I should have made you on. I don't want to hear that. Okay. I'll show you after it. We'll show it on Patreon. It's terrible. Oh, yeah. I can imagine. I don't, I doubt it's real though. Because that, that, that was something they made and clear in the documentary. We will never release these. They're going to do it destroyed. Like, but his wife, his previous wife, ex-wife or like partner or something. She, they have her video of her listening to it. And it's like, awful, awful, traumatic. I mean, it might be it, dude. All of the look into it. Because if it's not a crazy, someone else who got eaten by a bear, yeah, and their spouse. Gosh, man. Oh, how she just stayed. She was trying to help. She, she, you can hear us. She, she's just kept on saying, play dead, play dead. Yeah. You can hear, like apparently you can hear the pots and pans. Like she's trying to attack this bear. Geez. Rough. He's like, dude, it's so scary. Because this guy literally like, they, like, they professionals told him, do not do this. Do not do this. But he would just go up in Alaska, be dropped off in the sea plane, and just stay there for months and just live in the woods with these bears. And he had all names for all of them. And a part of it, you're like, this is really cool. This guy's really like one with nature with these guys and they're accepting. Like they don't look at them. They just walk on by. They don't care that he's there. And then of course it ends. Joshu, I wish you didn't listen to that. Yeah. Oh, it makes me wonder why I have anxiety. Yeah, it's kind of mind. Oh, my gosh. But it's going to like a car crash. It's like where you can't look away and it popped up. I'm just like, it's just like I saw the grizzly man and says recording. I'm like, Oh, what's this? I'm like, I'm much like, Oh my gosh. Yeah, there's definitely, if it is real, someone got paid a lot of money. It's gonna be safe then, but it sounded sure to sound real. No, I don't want to hear it. It's a great documentary. You know, it is real though. Israel, Israel. Lily's stop the missing man. You've been teasing us all week because let me preface this. This sounds like a movie, okay, like the plot of a movie. And you're like, this is crazy. It's for sure real, 100% real, okay. And it's spooky. About two weeks ago, two or three weeks ago, major general William Neil McCaslin. Okay, general. He is the, he commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory, AFRL. Uh, I believe so. That's what my brother worked for the AFRL. Okay, well, he was the command, he commanded it and he was a major general. Um, are you for real? Get it? Are you for real? Uh, but a couple of weeks back, he, uh, where he lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Maybe two wife wakes up, he's gone. He left his phone, he left his wallet, he left his glasses. But he took his revolver gun and hiking boots with him. And they know idea where he's at. He's a current general. He has like a job. He's a major general in the Air Force. Whoa, commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory. Um, they have no idea where he went. And someone said, when you have this high of clearance, which I don't know if this is true. This could just be a bunch of balloony. But when you have this high of clearance, especially in the department that he was working in, because one, he was being called on by, um, where was it? Congressman Burleson in UAP, whistleblower Davis, David Grush. We're trying to get a hold of him because of, they said the knowledge that he knew about the UAP disclosure. He apparently had this, he knew something because he was working in the laboratory, which apparently had some stuff with the UAP UFO stuff, super classified stuff. But he just went missing and they don't know where he is. When did that happen? When did he go missing? This is about, this was, he disappeared February 27th. He's still missing, still missing. His phone and glasses were left behind, but oh, so his wallet hiking boots and revolver were missing. And he didn't say anything. I think he, he may have told his wife, I'm going for a hike. And he just got up and left, like, I think in the early hours of the morning, I come in the sole dark, nothing. And he's a major general. Yeah. That's crazy. And so what, what's happening now? Are they, like, is it a big, like, man, huh? There's not a whole lot on it. But what's weird is that there's two other people connected to him that have gone missing or have died as well recently. One recently, one was a couple of years back. So basically, a major general, William Neal, McCaslin, he worked in the lab that funded the development of Manda, she's Manda alloy, which is a classified nickel super alloy alloy, now built into American rocket engines replacing Russian hardware. So these two women that were the co-inventors of this new type of alloy, one was her name was Monica, I think, Haseyinto Riza. She worked for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. She was a co-inventor of this. She also went hiking on June 22nd of this past year and went missing.
But they said that she was hiking with someone that was 30 feet away. She turned a corner and she's gone. Gone how how they did the thermal imaging. They did this whole search by they did dogs dog lost a scent. Thermal imaging, nothing, they cannot find her. The person's like, what do you mean they said she was 30 feet 30 feet away. She turned around and waved and then turned and gone. How does this happen? So she's still missing, she is still missing. And her other co-inventor, who is Dallas Hardwick, Monica's co-worker and co-inventor of the alloy, she ran basically the government side of things regarding this integration of this alloy. Monica held the patent to this alloy. So she's a scientist and the other one is like the business model. Like the engineer or the scientist. So Monica would be the engineer. Okay. Dallas was the the scientist who's certified it. Probably me and you. Yeah, I would say exactly like us. Exactly. But she died in 2014 and I don't know if you can look too much into that because I was quite a bit ago over 10 years ago. Was she a hiking? I don't know. I just saw that she died. But yeah, so these three people that were involved and it could not necessarily be this alloy thing. But it's very weird that from this same laboratory, three really important people are gone, including the major general. Yeah, that seems like it's a like a huge red alert type of thing. Yeah, who also wanted to be brought in to be questioned about the UAP disclosure stuff. That is so stinking weird. And what do you think it is, aliens? I think they just know stuff that they're not willing to the whoever power it be is not willing to let it leak, let it leak. Wow, man. So this guy is missing or he was taken or he was taken. Which he sounds more like he was taken. Yeah, the girl definitely sounds like she was taken. Like the dogs lose her scent and she can't be tracked. I mean, like, how would she have escaped those woods without her friend? Yeah, it was in Angelus National Park where she went missing. Oh my gosh. Well, there's a lot of national park disappearances too. Was he in a national park going for a hike or just his local woods? I don't know. He was being Albuquerque, New Mexico. So I don't know if he went into a national park or not. Do they have forest? They have forest. Yeah, they definitely have. Yeah, dig time. I was actually the first time I ever went solo camping. Oh wow. It was in New Mexico. Cool. They got cool mountains. Yeah, so it says before Macastlin General Macastlin disappeared. Congressman Burleson and UAP Wilson-Bloro, David Grush. We're both actively trying to reach him specifically of what they believe he knew. Wow. And then what is David Grush? What kind of pool does he have? How can he be like, hey, I know you have top secret clearance. Tell me, tell me, tell me. He was high up in whatever program. Because he's like the OG whistleblower or the guy that like really was like, this is what's happening. This is what the government's doing. Yeah. I don't know. And this is also weird timing because of Trump talking about this whole declassifying these UFO files. Sure. But then it's also like, well, where are they? Yeah. And then they want to disclose, but they only want to disclose what they want to disclose. Yeah. A lot of real stuff. Who officially released the files? The DOJ, I think, right? It was like our government did that. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, trust me. The ones that didn't exist, but now exist. Yeah. So what do we make of that? I don't know, man. It seems very weird. It seems like they're eliminating the people that they don't know, man. It's such a. They don't have paper trail either. I know I'm just trying to be smart about. My brothers never told me anything. He can't tell me. But he did work for the AFRL and he had security clearance. Super low end. But I know the projects he worked on, like they wouldn't even exchange emails. Like if you were working on a project, they'd have a single meeting and be like, "All right, fly to Texas for like an hour and a half meeting." Wow. And it was like, "It's just going to be us talking to each other and then we're going back to our. " And they go into a lawyer? They call like the skiff rooms or something? I'm not sure. I mean, that's what I just told you is everything I know. But yeah. But I know that it wouldn't. So with security running like that, imagine at the very top, there's a very small amount of people. Whether he knows something that's going to come out and he's like, "I don't need to be around when it drops." Or somebody was like, "He's the only one who knows something we need to acquire him." You know, there's like a hundred ways that, you know, it could just be. It could be his doing or someone else is doing. But I'm sure that they keep stuff really locked up. Yeah, this is the part. I forgot to say this part, but this could be completely lonely. But this person said it, "People at this high of status within the U.S. military and with the intelligence and classified information that they know, they are basically designated a satellite to them to where they're being tracked 24/7, seven days a week." Wow. And so they're like, "It's impossible for this guy to just disappear." I mean, like he lets his phone. So how would they begin him? Well, I mean, if they're talking about like, literally having his location at all times, like satellite, I'm talking about like images. Oh. Like tracking him constantly. They do that. That's what this guy said. Which I don't know, that seems like a lot. But if we were talking about the most classified information, that could change human history. Yeah, I wonder. I mean, if it's image-based, though, how do you not just like go underground, get on a subway, who knows where you blip to and then when you come out from underground, you just have your face covered? I want to be surprised if they put a freaking microchip in his. I mean, that's really my only way. Do you remember when I was talking about the guy that was interviewed by Jesse Michaels, the guy who basically hacked into NASA's website? Or their back end and like pulled the picture of the UFO? Yeah, the password was like password or something. The British dude. Yeah, and he went to jail and stuff. A piece of information I left out was after this whole thing, you know, like him being whatever. He said he just like had like a terrible night's sleep. Like he felt like he was just like weird dream stuff. He woke up and there was two dots on his heel. Oh my gosh. And he's like, that's weird. And he's like, I don't, and he's like, I asked my girlfriend or whoever. And they're like, yeah, I don't remember anything. He's like, he said it looked like like a hole puncher right in his heel. And he's like, and you can still feel it. Like there's two lumps on this thing. What in the world? And wait, and Jesse Michaels bought up. There is a company that does bio-tracking. Like basically puts a tracker in people that you can get put in you. And he pulled up images of the surgery and whatnot. And it's the exact same dot dot way. How do you not, how do you not like, how does it not undo you? Yeah. And Jesse Michaels, he's like, you should get this looked at to see if it has any like, yeah. Somebody's like, okay, yeah, I should probably do that. That's so crazy. And you're like talking to your girlfriend and you're like, I'm concerned that. So we're giving them our house and put a tracker in my foot. And she's like, okay, the first thing I would do if I had even had that speculation was go and get like an MRI or X-ray of it. No, I know exactly. We need to have a doctor that like is legit. Joey and Keller would do it for us. They're like, Joey and Duke. Something's in my foot for real. They came in the night. She'd be like, let's look at it. But it is weird. And then there's that guy from high-strange talking about the abduction thing of the thing put it in his ear. Sure. It's so weird. I just sent you a video. This is a video from 2012. And obviously this is a car tracking. This is a satellite image that's tracking a single car. This is, but this is from 2012. Okay. Ready, three, two, one, go. Oh, my word. So you're thinking this is almost 15 years ago. Think about the type of technology they have now to track one single person, especially a general. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. A person that's that up that if they wanted to out somebody or get rid of somebody, it's so easy for them. Easy. Yeah, that's crazy to me. It's wild. I hate that you there is no longer off-grid. No, yeah, nothing really doesn't exist. Amazon 150-foot canopy. Antarctica bigger than the lower 48. What? The Amazon is larger than the lower 48. Oh my gosh, dude, I thought you were talking about Amazon the company that I don't understand. Sorry, no, I'm just talking about a place to go where the you impenetrable. That would probably be the only place in the world. Yeah, and probably the last place you actually want to be. Yeah, no, seriously. The scariest place on earth. No, we just have to live in it, and we have to just pray that Jesus will come back soon. True that. With tinfoil hats. True that. Explain to me the lower 48. What does that mean? You know, excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Got it. Because I've always like the lower 48, but then like Hawaii's down there. I know, it does. Yeah, you're correct to be confused. I was going to say that. Because I've heard that phrase like three times in the past. Lower right. Lower right 48. Yeah, that doesn't make sense. Geographically is Hawaii lower on the planet. Oh, 100%. All right. What did you do to your hostel? Where would it be? I wasn't. You were just wrong. You felt the defensive defensive. Where is it on the equatorial line? Because there's parts of its snow, too. That's just hype.
- That's crazy. - That's crazy. - That's crazy. - That's crazy. - Speaking of why, you heard about the floods? - Yeah. - Dude, they got that. Damn, that's about to break. - Yeah, dude, cannot wait, he was supposed to get that. - The darn, that's about to break. - Yeah. - Right in line with Cuba-ish. - Oh wow. - Okay. - It's nose and Cuba. - Yep. - Everyday. - Oh, there's so much that every word I'm saying is making me think of something else. You're like, you know, the Cuba, like their power outage that they're dealing with? - Nope. - No, I haven't heard it. - Because of the straight of gold, one, they were getting a ton of their crude oil from Venezuela, they were cut off from that. - Oh, no. - And then, they were basically going back and forth to the US. I don't know all the stuff with the geopolitics and stuff, but I do know they basically ran out of oil. - Oh gosh. - Completely to where Cuba was just, there's no power. - Oh no. - And so they're like, hey, please, Trump, can we, let's do something? - Yeah, that's good. - Okay, here's our leader. - Yeah. - It's good that they're looking to us. - But they're like, I've stuff that you don't think about too, and they're saying this too, they're like, there's like children in hospitals, and these hospitals have no power now. - That's so sad. - That's the first thing I think of, like when hurricanes happen, you get all those people in hospitals on life support. - Yeah. - There's a limited amount of time those hospitals have like backup. - Yeah, dude, did you see, they did a whole documentary on how that happened in one of the hurricanes? - It's brutal. - The Katrina one, I think, right? - Yeah, basically, it's people decided. - Abandoned almost. - They let them in it. - Yeah, poor move. - Awful. - Did you guys go and do any Katrina relief when that happened? - No. - I think I was seven. - I mean, you guys are further than we were at the panhandle. Imagine we were just right now. No, we were down there, we were cleaning up some, we're helping with a church in particular, but you're kind of driving through the neighborhood, and it is one of the just craziest experiences to be going down the street, 'cause they painted garage doors. They're like body in here. - Yeah, oh yeah. - And so, to just go down the street and just to see the amount of like, - Awful. - And that was, that was surreal. That was, that was gnarly. - Awful. - It's crazy, but the Hawaii stuff is wild as well, because it makes you wonder, man, that land is so expensive, and they have a dam they put in like 15 years ago. It's like, was it made purposefully? - What's also weird about that? - The news isn't really reporting on the floods in Hawaii. Like they're like devastating. - Yeah. - Like I saw clips of like full houses being swept away. - You know what's sick about it though? Is the Hawaiian people freaking show up for each other? Like everyone with a surf board, like all the surfers I follow over there, everyone with a board is like doing house checks, like getting people and doing what they can. Everyone with equipment is helping. - That's the positive of natural disasters. It really honestly does bring a community together. 110% yeah. - Yeah. - Crazy. - Did you see that speaking of natural phenomenon? You see like hundreds of thousands of crows just left. - Tel Aviv. - That's wrong. - Yeah. - Crows, like legitimate crows. - Yeah. - Why? - Glittering the sky. - Me learning that they have crows. That's interesting. - Did you see the video apparently just put out a couple of years ago, or maybe this year of a crow taking me is really flagged off of its pole and throwing it to the ground. - I did not see that. - Son cany, my brother just showed it to me. - That's crazy. - Crows are political. - My guess. - Bro, crows are scary. - What are they, what do you call it? Is it a murder? - Murder. - Murder. - I turned a murder of crows this morning with the dogs. They were flying and I heard that, you know, like the, yeah. - Like that. - My owl call with me, but it makes like a quack. I started doing it literally. I had them circling the yard. I was like, I don't know if this was a good idea. - Oh, we didn't even talk about our owls. - Oh, I'm so excited to talk about these. - Very cool. - Okay, look at this video real quick though, guys. - Yeah. I sent it to you guys. - So many. - But I'm really leaving. - Also, I mean, that happened to us the other day too. Remember that, or the other week? - Where there was a bunch of them. - Especially a Taylor's house. - Remember like there was, I mean tens of thousands of crows just flying over his house. - That's, that's, like that's crazy. That's out of a movie though. This is, that's nuts though. Like all of them on the ground and stuff. - Yeah, this one is crazy. - There was maybe like six in my yard. It wasn't anything nuts. - Still a murder. - So about these owls, my mother-in-law has been plagued by baby owls. And so it keeps happening as she goes on to the property, the camp, and we'll find a little baby owl by the tree falling out of its nest. - Sad. - It is sad and they were-- - Well, here's the thing with baby owls 'cause we had the people come out-- - Audubon. - Audubon to help re-nest them. And they're like, it's typical for an owl to fall out of its nest because owls steal nests. They don't make their own nests. So they'll find like a little wimpy nest in these owls. I mean, a baby owls huge. - Yeah, they're big. - And they'll fall out. - But the mom or dad will come down and feed it on the ground until it gets enough strength and it'll climb up the tree. (laughing) I'm like, I frickin' hate owls. - They can climb? - What are you talking about? That's awesome. - These owls? - So, you wait till he sees pictures. It's a scary thing. - You showed me already. - The baby owls are probably no as age. They were probably born the same week as she said. And they came out and they brought a tree climber, a professional tree climber, or he's a professional climber, but he also likes climb trees. And he climbed out there, installed the nest, put the little baby owls up. We got to see all of them. They even gave us a little orphaned one. So two of them fell out at the camp and they brought a little orphan with him. - Which they said was a California owl. - What? - Which is interesting because you follow this back. - Wow. - Because we were plagued by the frickin' owls in California. - It's true. - I didn't know that. (laughing) - I'm like, why would that happen? I don't know why that happened. Anyway. - Oh, I didn't see this one. - And she said, she said that owls can't count is what her thing was. - To birds can't count. - Birds can't count. So they will feed whatever's in the nest. - Yeah. - And I said, or they're super generous. You have no idea. - Right. - I love that we can just jump to that. Like they just, no, they can't count. (laughing) - Or they talk to this baby. - They do a lot of things. They can migrate to different parts of the world without having a GPS, but yeah, they can't count. - Yeah. - One, two, can't tell the difference. I would tell you guys about me finding out Audubon existed where I was driving down to Mount Dora, down that like back road that hugs the lake. And I passed a house with like 20 turkeys in the yard strutting around. And I immediately pulled up on X and was like looking for property owners. Like who owns this lot that has turkeys on it? 'Cause I think you can bow hunting city limits 'cause the law is only no discharge of firearm. And so I was like, I'm gonna try to call somebody like, I'll toss you a hundred bucks. Just let me come try to hunt a turkey. And they own the random lot on the road. It's a bird sanctuary, which is why they're a turkeys flying around. It's like, yeah, they're probably not gonna. - That's why you shoot first, ask for forgiveness later. - It was in the road. - Who's gonna even know? - Anyways. - Everyone knows. - Now the property that we're moving on is a little, there's so many owls. - Yep. - Yep. - They're waiting for you. - They're nesting because you are nesting. - I don't understand how people can't look at an owl and be like, that's not evil. It's the scariest looking thing ever. I think they're fascinating. - In fact, they are terrifying. There's so many cultures that thought the same thing I do. - Yeah. - So there's something. - Something to it. - For sure. - Americans thought it was a sign of death. - Yeah. - Yeah. Well, who knows? We're all gonna die someday. - In fact, I saw this one video. I don't know enough about it, but there's a video where this painter from the medieval era, the dark ages. He painted these depictions of heaven and hell. And his incorporation of owls within it is haunting. - How? - Because the heaven one, it's like Adam and Eve are eaten. Sorry, eaten. And so in paradise of eaten, garden of eaten, then outside of it, which would be like a hellish landscape. And in the, on the tree of life, there's the snake, but there's also an owl. And then there's an owl off in the distance, just like kind of overlooking the whole scene. - Yeah. - And then in the destruction, there's like owls everywhere. And they're all black owls. And it's like. - Bullly dude. - It's the creepiest thing. - Very strange. - I will lean on your discernment because you're pretty good at identifying bad things. - It's just a poor baby owl, dude. - Disney's bad, guys. - What it does is bad. You can't do it. - You got a gut feeling. You got a conviction. It's weird. - You know, yes. - It depends. - Speaking of medieval or ancient God, Molec, there's a bad transition. I just want to talk about the fact that they did an I ran the video. - The video. - Did you confirm that? - Yep. - Yeah. - What was it? - What was it? - We got to pull that up. - Yeah. - You were talking about it. - So, you know how they've been like releasing, they did the statue of Bale where they lit it on fire. Apparently, they're continuing that theme. And the video is obviously AI, but they did a video. I don't know if me telling it before we play it is a good idea. I kind of think the video should just have it affect. - I want to look at it. - But they released a video. We can play it if it has audio that I need to kill, I'll kill it and add something spooky in Middle Eastern sounding underneath it. - Okay. just said.
it. So Iran released this video on their socials. Are you ready? Three two one go. Oh no, oh no. Notice the names Hiroshima, Vietnam. Everybody looking up. Oh no. It's got Palestine, China, Ireland. What? I think it's just talking about how the US has been against the innocence of people. This is a victim's looking up. What's the whistles? Let's go down. Oh no. I ran posted that. Iran. What do we do? And people call this crazy for saying the Statue of Liberty was Lucifer. Well, I'm not saying that they're right. It's just scare their ideas or scary. I just think it's weird that they equate that statue with bail or moleque or whatever. Yeah. We were like, it kind of looks ishtarish. Yeah. Which is the same Luciferian vein. I also just don't like idols. Like big shiny golden idols or bombed or war. She's copper. It was a pretty haunting video. Terrifying. So scary. I don't like that at all. That is very, very scary. Yeah. Let me triple check. Why were we in Yemen? What were we doing in Yemen? I mean, just all the wars in the Middle East and stuff. Yeah. I don't like that. I don't like that at all, man. I can't believe you. I don't see it. Yeah. So it's more like, I'm like, is this, do they really do this or just someone just make this? And they're like, whatever made that's crazy. I know. Like what is crazy? That's a crazy thing to make. I mean, would it be so surprising though if like, our own government made that video to be like, look at sea. Oh, no, it went at all. It went at all. Yeah. So it says an Iranian state linked media did release a video, often called one vengeance for all. So not like state linked. So some sort of state controlled media source. Yeah, well, every media source in Iran is state controlled. Interesting. Yeah. I went to my girlfriend's house the other day and she was like, did you know we're at war? Yep. I know. Kelsey told that said that to David. She's like, what? Yeah. I have one more thing if you guys want to hear it. Yeah. I got a couple of things for me. John full, smaller stuff. Okay. This one is just it's just a fun thing. Okay. So I heard this thing about this Ethiopian book called it's the basically the story or it's the book of Adam and Eve. Oh, and let me preface this. The church says this is not divine literature. Okay. This is just they said if anything, they said it's fun. It's like, it's like, it's a theological story. It's a story that can point you back to the scripture basically. It can encourage you, I guess, maybe in a sense. But it's fun. Okay. The editor needs to take the clip of her saying she trusts your discernment and then cut it into right here. No, no. My discernment is a fun book. And it's just I love stories. But the whole thing was like, so Adam in Genesis, he lives to what? 937 or something like that. And they're like, so there's basically a thousand years of his life that there's nothing written about. Sure. And so this one person unknown author in the six or seven century. So like 500, 680 with this book called the book of Adam and Eve. And it's basically about Adam's life. And again, not scripture. Yeah. Just fun. But then it makes you wonder, are there are there's there things like could some have been passed down oral tradition wise. So could there be elements of it that are potentially true? We don't know. Where did it come from? Yeah. Yeah. But in this book, it talks about Adam basically right after he was kicked out of Eden. We'll talk about the death of like able and how and it's stuff that you'd never really have thought about. But like they've never Adam and Eve never experienced death before. And so in this story, they're basically sitting by able for like 10 days, being like, wake up. And they're like, he's not waking up. Like what's going on? Yeah. Because they didn't know what death was. There's a comedian that makes a joke about that. Like it's like because like Kane didn't know that he could kill. Yeah. Like what killing was. And so it's like he just hit his head over, you know, his brother over the head with a rock. And then it's like, get up. Yeah. Get up. Yeah. So it's terrifying. So it's about your sin concept. Yeah. And then he could inflict pain. But the, you know, pain doesn't equate death. Weird. Yeah. That is weird. But there's just some reason. And so it talks about Adam, his whole life, basically, they're saying that he lived in complete sorrow and repentance because they're like, when it says that he was naked before, the story describes it as like, he basically had a heavenly body. And like just this, he was like clothed in God's light. Wow. And as soon as that disappeared, he was in fact naked. Like he had an earthly body that could matter like fuel pain and like sorrow and all this stuff. So it talks about he lived his whole life in this just repentance and sorrow. And basically came to where he was about to die. And he said that he sent his son Seth to the gates of Eden to ask for the oil of mercy from the tree of life so that he can be healed. But the angel standing at Garden of Eden told Seth, this oil will not be given until the Son of God comes in the future. That's just kind of a fun story. Again, this is not script. I'm hung up on so many things. When did they speculate this was written the six or seventh century? Well, yeah. So it kind of maybe it's just like an embellished. It's it's completely embellished. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cause it's fan fiction. Yeah. For the five, hey, like, the church isn't like, don't read this. They're like, no, it's it can be edifying to theology. It's just like, they're saying it's a, it's a, it's a story. I was like, how reading Lord, the rings is a story. Rings of power is an edifying to the canon of. Okay. Okay. Okay. Stop getting hung up on the thing. I know. What I'm hung up on is the whole, they don't know what death is, but the serpent's lie is that you wouldn't experience. You surely won't die. So he was communicating the concept of death in the garden, which they understood it. Anyways, I'm moving on. I wonder what the grudges could have done. Understanding and experiencing is different. Anyways, he talks about he wants to be buried in this cave that they apparently Adam took some things from the Garden of Eden to store in this cave and they call this cave the cave of treasures, which is kind of fun. But what they're saying, Adam took from the Garden of Eden was gold, frankincense and myrrh. Oh, it's so interesting. And his whole thing was like, these need to be guarded forever until the Son of Man comes. Wow. That's so cool thing about. And so it talks about like, basically, you know, the flood happened. So you're thinking, oh, what about the flood? Noah basically instructed one of his sons to go and collect the bones of Adam and move them. Yeah. And like, this is actually kind of fun. But they believe that Adam's bones were buried under the mountain where Jesus Christ is crucified. Oh, man. Which is just a fun, where's it? Gilgotha. Gilgotha. Yeah. And it's also the same mountain where Abraham took Isaac to sacrifice him. Yeah. Anyways, it's not, again, it's not a deal. It's just a fun thing. It's fun to think about. Yeah. But you'd be like, good show. Yeah. It would be a great show. But yeah. And like, but they believe that or the Orthodox Eastern Orthodox, they have a depiction of Gilgotha. The Gilgotha? That is the Gilgotha. They have a depiction of Jesus's cross. And then underneath the mountain is the skull of Adam. No way. That's cool. How I've seen that picture. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. So I don't want to lower what that is. Yeah. I wonder if it was like a common thing to believe. We're like symbolically to believe like, you know, it Adam. And then you add them. Yeah. Like, that's interesting. That's cool. Yeah. Anyways, that's cool. That would be actually. Yeah. That would be sick or t-shirt or t-shirt. I've been saying the scene kid in me wants us to do like a metal-inspired t-shirt. That would be a freaking. That would be so cool. Hey, Dracula is in the public domain now. Dracula and Frankenstein, we need to do a fun. No way.
on Halloween t-shirt this year. - Let's do it. Anyways, that's the story of the book of Adam and Eve. - That's pretty good. - That's pretty fun. - Yeah. So, on Patreon, right after this, we're gonna continue this conversation. I want to talk about Melania's new guest at the White House. - Oh. - See this video? - No. - No. - What? - No. - She had a brand new guest at the White House and it is the most scary dystopian type of thing in the world. - Oh no. - We've seen this in movies and over and over and over again and we are now living in this reality. Number two, an update on the guy who the lawsuit of the Lion King guy. - Oh yeah, yeah. - Yeah. - Hilarious video coming out of that. And then number three, I have a story about the dogs who escaped in China. A wonderful adventure story who escaped certain death. - Oh, sure. - Death by cannibal, death by being eaten. - Yeah. - Yeah. - It is cannibalism. - Yeah. - They're people. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Those are people too. - It's not a good stuff, but I'm sure you guys got stuff too, right? - Oh yeah. - Perfect. - I got stuff. - All right. - We'll go to patreon.com/ninjasarebutterflies to continue this conversation. Get early access to episodes, a bonus episode every week, discount codes on merch, a private discord, you get all of it. And you got a, we have the new vlog that dropped. - Yes. - Go check that out, but on Patreon and you get an extended version. - Yes. - It's like three times as long or something like that. - Yeah, twice as long. So it's pretty great. Pretty great. - You did a great job with that Andy. It was so fun. - It was a lot of fun. - Although I'm feeling remorseful that you were holding the camera the whole time. - That was a blast. - Okay. - I love it. Also, before we go, I do want to give a shout out. - Ooh. - Once you are a buddy that made the bowl. - Again. - I know, but I get the stuff that from somebody else. Boles from Jeremiah. But this stuff, so it says, "Dear Ninjas, my name is Hope. I'm 10 and I love your videos. I laugh when I see your videos. My mom and dad love you too. I made these bracelets, - What? - No way. I need something from my wife's dad. - I made these bracelets for you guys. I hope you like them. Here's some little ninjas and she sent some Cobra Kai little figurines and stranger things for you guys too, for Andrew. Andrew, my brother has the same birthday as you. - Seven. - My birthday is July 4th. Very cool birthday. Thank you so much, Hope. - Thank you. - Very fun gifts. - Hope. - Your bracelet is right here. - Oh, and I picked it. I didn't even know that one was made for me. - It's years. - I was, I picked it up randomly. - It was just the one she made for me. That's perfect. - Thank you, Hope. - Thank you, Hope. Thank you, everyone. Hey, guys, make sure to comment. If you haven't commented already, it really helps us. And we get to choose a comment. We will randomly choose a comment just so you can get some merch. - Yes, we love you so much. Thank you. - All right guys, bye. - Bye, bye, bye. - Bye. - Dolphin. - What are you about to say? - Wow. - I disturb you. - I'm enough. - Yeah. - Any of you know what you mean. - Multi-decade, a UAP. - All of those are aliens. - Hey, man, have a hot dog. - What do you do? - I'm talking. - Bottle nose. - Fish fix. - There's a massive, please wear a smile. - On the Dolphin thing. - Oh my god. - So, Dolphin style attack. (upbeat music) ♪ It all is, it all is, I'm not okay ♪ ♪ You broke our hearts and flew away ♪ ♪ How am I supposed to live without my sense of say ♪ ♪ Just look, nor is we big, you understand ♪ ♪ But you hit the door like a maddening ♪ - All right.
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Key Points:
A man named Nathan Hardiman was arrested in Area 51 and claimed to have witnessed time dilation and was sent by NASA to investigate a time anomaly, describing it as tied to heavenly revelation.
Native American folklore and ancient myths connect meteor craters to events involving fire, demons, or living celestial beings, with one story in New Mexico involving a young boy who reappears after 30 years with identical memories of falling into a crater.
Scientific data shows there are approximately 190 to 200 confirmed meteor impact craters on Earth, and the number aligns with the Book of Enoch's account of 190–200 angels being cast down from heaven, suggesting a possible symbolic or narrative connection.
Summary:
A recent podcast episode explores several interconnected conspiracy theories and unusual claims. It begins with a disturbing account of Nathan Hardiman, a man arrested in Area 51, who allegedly claimed to have been sent by NASA to investigate time dilation and supernatural phenomena, including revelations about heaven. The narrative is further deepened by a connection between Native American folklore and meteor craters—where tribal stories describe fire-based beings or divine entities causing massive craters, such as in New Mexico.
A striking anecdote involves a boy who vanishes and returns decades later with identical memories of falling into a crater, suggesting a possible non-physical event. The podcast also highlights a scientific fact: there are approximately 190 to 200 confirmed meteor impact craters on Earth. This number coincides with the Book of Enoch’s account of 190–200 angels being cast down from heaven, sparking speculation about a symbolic or mythological alignment.
While some elements are presented as coincidences, the episode presents these claims as deeply interconnected, blending science, mythology, and personal testimony. Additional segments cover unrelated topics such as Disney’s AI project Sora, a missing major general linked to UAP disclosures, the new Harry Potter trailer, and audience reactions to various pop culture and lifestyle topics. The podcast ends with a call to action for viewer engagement via comments and a merch giveaway, emphasizing community involvement and shared belief in unconventional truths.
The tone remains speculative, blending entertainment with a sense of urgency around hidden realities.
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Native American tribes have ancient stories of fireballs or living beings descending from the sky, which align with the locations of large meteor craters. For example, a child in New Mexico reportedly fell into a crater and returned 30 years later with the same memories, suggesting a possible link between the craters and mythological events.
There are approximately 190 to 200 confirmed meteor impact craters on Earth. The Book of Enoch mentions 190 to 200 angels being cast down from heaven, which some interpret as a symbolic or coincidental connection, though this remains speculative and not proven.
Nathan Hardiman was arrested in Area 51 in early 2026 and claimed to have been sent there to investigate a time dilation phenomenon. He stated he had military and NASA IDs, and said he was part of a facility experiencing time dilation. No further public information or record of his current status is available.
Time dilation is a real scientific concept observed in space due to relativity, but there is no confirmed evidence of time dilation occurring at Area 51. The claims made by Nathan Hardiman are not substantiated by official sources or scientific validation.
The new 250th anniversary dime features an eagle with arrows facing the wrong way, replacing the traditional olive branch. This may symbolize a focus on war rather than peace, possibly reflecting the revolutionary origins of the United States, though it is not a conspiracy.
Disney canceled its $1 billion AI project 'Sora' and Bob Iger stepped down nine months earlier than planned. While the reasons are not fully clear, it may relate to strategic shifts in AI development, focusing on more stable, widely used AI functions rather than high-risk ventures.
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