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Speaker 2: It's Coast to Coast AM. Connie willis here a Saturday night,
Speaker 2: Sunday for most people, and we're having a good time here,
Speaker 2: learning so many things. Oh my goodness, June, Buggy, tease
Speaker 2: and more. Dave the Mystic is with us, and I've
Speaker 2: known him for a good what is it, Dave? Maybe
Speaker 2: four or five years now?
Speaker 3: You think, yeah, it goes back to twenty nineteen. I think, oh, good.
Speaker 2: Good memory, twenty nineteen. And I've loved you from the beginning.
Speaker 2: I love your sense of humor, I love how you
Speaker 2: explain things. We always have a good time, and I
Speaker 2: just want to say thanks for your friendship as well
Speaker 2: as coming in here and explaining some new things. Man,
Speaker 2: I still just want to like, man, Barry Man, what
Speaker 2: did you do?
Speaker 3: Barry?
Speaker 2: That's so amazing that he just comes to you like, Hey,
Speaker 2: you know, watch this? What's just Dave? WHOA? That's pretty cool. Well,
Speaker 2: we wanted to ask you about We're going to be
Speaker 2: taking some calls a little later on, but before then,
Speaker 2: you were talking about that you've learned a whole lot
Speaker 2: about ets recently and how they're in plane sight, how
Speaker 2: we can look for them and just you know some
Speaker 2: interesting things that you found out.
Speaker 3: Sure, well, you know a number of years ago I
Speaker 3: started finding out about ets hybridizing with people, and I
Speaker 3: started running into some of these hybrids. And typically they
Speaker 3: would look like young women in their mid twenties to
Speaker 3: late twenties. They go in and they were addressed so
Speaker 3: smartly that it almost seemed inappropriate for like, you know,
Speaker 3: dropping in on a conference or a talk or something,
Speaker 3: and you'd start looking at them and realize that you're
Speaker 3: eyes were off. Typically they would be wider at the
Speaker 3: outsides and they were a little bit wider set on
Speaker 3: the face, and you start looking at them, and they
Speaker 3: immediately picked up mentally that you were scoping them out
Speaker 3: and taking notice of them, and they started fumbling around
Speaker 3: in their purse, grab some sunglasses, put them on, and
Speaker 3: walk out of the meeting room and disappear. And I
Speaker 3: had this happened several times, but the one that really
Speaker 3: showed up a couple of years ago that was so
Speaker 3: fun as a sort of an example of them blending in.
Speaker 3: So my wife and I went out to John McDonald's
Speaker 3: getting nice tea in the evening, and right in front
Speaker 3: of us there was on the other side of the
Speaker 3: intersection where there was a left turn lane, a sedan
Speaker 3: rear ended a pickup truck and a little fender back
Speaker 3: and we went ahead and turned into McDonald's, went to
Speaker 3: the drive through who got the ice teas? And we're
Speaker 3: sitting there in the parking lot and it's raised a
Speaker 3: little bit. It's overlooking the crash scene, no sirens, no lights.
Speaker 3: We see the truck driver who's walking around. He's a
Speaker 3: young man and maybe his a mid thirties, and the
Speaker 3: other driver is now the car. And I finally tell
Speaker 3: my wife, look, I've got to go down see for
Speaker 3: everybody's okay. And I've been drowning up my own wrecks,
Speaker 3: I know. Sometimes you just kind of sit there stunned.
Speaker 3: And so I walked down to the sedan and there's
Speaker 3: four women sitting in it, and I talked to the
Speaker 3: driver and the women look like they're in there late sixties,
Speaker 3: mid seventies, and they're all wearing these dresses sort of
Speaker 3: like suits that are kind of dated. I mean, they
Speaker 3: would be smart for the time, but they might have
Speaker 3: been out a date by ten or fifteen or twenty
Speaker 3: years and I asked the driver, I said, are you
Speaker 3: all okay? And she kind of looks at me. He says, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think so. I said, well, maybe it'd be a
Speaker 3: good idea for you turned off the car because it
Speaker 3: was still running, and she goes, oh, yeah, okay. So
Speaker 3: she turns off the ignition and I said, well, what happened?
Speaker 3: She said, well, I was driving down the road and
Speaker 3: I was following the meeting, and too late I realized
Speaker 3: that the meetian went over to the left for the
Speaker 3: left turn lane, and I ended up hitting the truck
Speaker 3: in front of me because I couldn't go around them.
Speaker 3: I couldn't steer around him. I start looking closer at
Speaker 3: this woman and the other three women, and I realized,
Speaker 3: my golly, you guys aren't from around here, are you.
Speaker 3: You know, you've got some outfits from Center cast Em
Speaker 3: and somewhere you snow did say that?
Speaker 2: You did not say that, did you.
Speaker 3: I did not say that to them, but I was
Speaker 3: definitely thinking it because the other three women were all
Speaker 3: seeing their mute. Uh. They weren't talking amongst themselves. They
Speaker 3: weren't saying, oh, oh, gladys, you know this is gonna
Speaker 3: be okay, we'll get to help the other guy get
Speaker 3: his truck fixed. You know, none of that standard stuff
Speaker 3: that you'd have. You know, at least one or two women,
Speaker 3: you know, taking charge and you know, talking about it.
Speaker 3: They were all silent. This was like a girls' night
Speaker 3: out from the planet, you know X. And they borrowed
Speaker 3: some outfits in the car and oops, they got in
Speaker 3: the wrecked and got busted. And it's also strange that,
Speaker 3: you know, a block and a half away was a
Speaker 3: fire station, no sirens, nothing happening, And you know, I
Speaker 3: was talking to them as already ten minutes after the
Speaker 3: accident happened, and I know people have been calling it in,
Speaker 3: but it's like there's some type of energy around it
Speaker 3: that was keeping the emergency responders from coming down. Well
Speaker 3: that but yeah, I went over and talked to the
Speaker 3: young man and it was a bad day for him.
Speaker 3: He just found out that his cancer he just been
Speaker 3: told that it was re emerging. He had been in
Speaker 3: remission and so a bad day. And then to have
Speaker 3: his car or have his trug get clipped by this car.
Speaker 3: But the women were just so out of place, you know.
Speaker 3: And I've talked to a number of people. And I've
Speaker 3: also seen this where I truly do think we have
Speaker 3: a lot of ets walking amongst us, and in many
Speaker 3: cases they've learned a lesson that if they dress strangely,
Speaker 3: outrageously out of character, people these days are so scared
Speaker 3: to get caught out on looking at somebody who looks
Speaker 3: different because of our social insecurity about that type of thing.
Speaker 3: These you know, just whatever, you know, it's how society
Speaker 3: has gotten to this point that if they if they
Speaker 3: dress very strange, very out of ordinary, nobody will stare
Speaker 3: at them because they're afraid to, and so that the
Speaker 3: ends up being the best disguise for them. And I've
Speaker 3: had it a couple of times. Other friends have had
Speaker 3: it where you see somebody who's looks very different I'll
Speaker 3: just say, in a grocery store, very noticeable in terms
Speaker 3: of the color of the outfit, whatever the appearance, and
Speaker 3: then you never see them again. You know, you it's
Speaker 3: not just you're deliberately trying to hunt them out, but
Speaker 3: you're you're crossing enough aisles to look down and you know,
Speaker 3: maybe in front of the store, and you don't see
Speaker 3: them go through a checkout lane, you don't see them
Speaker 3: in any other aisles. It's kind of like they come
Speaker 3: and go, and I'm sure you know if they're doing this,
Speaker 3: that they outside the capability to mess with the security
Speaker 3: cameras in the grocery stores and essentially not leave a
Speaker 3: trail that they're doing this. So, yeah, these folks are Yeah,
Speaker 3: I like to phrase hidden in plain sight. I think
Speaker 3: they're here. I loosely categorize ET's and three groups. The
Speaker 3: ones that are very helpful, very protective of us. They
Speaker 3: want us to do the right thing as we're approaching
Speaker 3: this major vibrational shift of however that's going to manifest.
Speaker 3: Then there's another very big group of passive East's who
Speaker 3: they're just hanging around watching. They want to see the
Speaker 3: shift happen, but they're not committed either way. They're not
Speaker 3: good guys, they're not bad guys. They're just the watchers.
Speaker 3: And then we have that smaller subset group of the
Speaker 3: sort of the dark eats, who are interacting with people
Speaker 3: who are unpleasant on this planet and doing things that
Speaker 3: are just dark or negative. But they're all here because
Speaker 3: I'll just say, as I travel around the universe and
Speaker 3: I go to many many different places, I keep finding
Speaker 3: that we're one of the roughest, toughest places in the
Speaker 3: universe on this planet in terms of being a training
Speaker 3: ground for people who have incarnated. I know we're talking
Speaker 3: about past lives and the idea that you come here
Speaker 3: to train, to learn, to grow, to have opportunities, and
Speaker 3: I think we're getting a double way IMI here. One
Speaker 3: is that the Earth was never meant to be a
Speaker 3: tropical paradise where we get to sit on the beach
Speaker 3: and have little parachute or parasols in our drinks. I
Speaker 3: don't think it's ever intended to be that. A few
Speaker 3: people get that occasionally, but we're here to have challenges
Speaker 3: and to grow. And one of the bigger challenges I
Speaker 3: think it's coming in near future, which could be in
Speaker 3: two weeks, two days, two years, twenty years, but a
Speaker 3: major vibrational shift where we already know that we're in
Speaker 3: the transition from the Age of Pisces to the Age
Speaker 3: of Aquarius. Nobody can tell you exactly when that happens,
Speaker 3: because the astronomical part of that just isn't that precise,
Speaker 3: but we're obviously in it and shifting. I think it's
Speaker 3: why we continue to go through these challenges like the
Speaker 3: financial crises of two thousand and six, two thousand and seven,
Speaker 3: and all the political turmoil we have, the polarization that
Speaker 3: we have, the emergence of China as a global superpower,
Speaker 3: all these types of things. I think they're they're part
Speaker 3: of this challenge to get people to I'll say, quit
Speaker 3: hiding out in their basements, you know, playing video games
Speaker 3: in the pizza. It's time to get involved and and
Speaker 3: understand their their moral strength and imperatives and and to
Speaker 3: get ready to be transitioned in some way.
Speaker 2: So I kind of think that they're they're on their
Speaker 2: phones and playing video games and having avocado toast. Now
Speaker 2: it's not pizza anymore. I think it's yeah, just saying
Speaker 2: just saying, just got to cut you off there.
Speaker 3: Whatever the later s crew threw is right.
Speaker 2: Well, when we when we it's interesting that you say
Speaker 2: what you're talking about. You know, I've always followed doctor
Speaker 2: David M. Jacobs and Bud Hopkins and and Jacob's last
Speaker 2: book was Walking the They're Walking among Us is something
Speaker 2: like that, Walking among Us, and and he talks about
Speaker 2: all that kind of stuff in plain sight and that
Speaker 2: kind of thing. And some of the things he talked
Speaker 2: about is and some of the things I've noticed along
Speaker 2: the way too. But he they they talked about when
Speaker 2: you would run into a hybrid that that they are
Speaker 2: amongst us, and I think a lot of people, a
Speaker 2: lot of our audience is already there in belief of that.
Speaker 2: That we talked to z just a few weeks ago
Speaker 2: about what he what he experiences, and what he said
Speaker 2: to look for and the ones that he was communicating with.
Speaker 2: If everybody remembers that a few weeks back. But he,
Speaker 2: you know, besides maybe the eyes and longer ears, and
Speaker 2: sometimes they're taller, sometimes they're much thinner, and sometimes much
Speaker 2: paler or even green.
Speaker 3: We had.
Speaker 2: Ben lone tree. He remembered meeting something someone green, like
Speaker 2: a greenish color, like an olive green. But the other things,
Speaker 2: besides the physical part, they would talk about, the spatial
Speaker 2: part and the fact that they just don't know how
Speaker 2: to be a human being. And part of the hybridization
Speaker 2: project that they discuss at one point. Once you're done
Speaker 2: with the physical part of taking the eggs and all
Speaker 2: that kind of thing, later on they continue to use
Speaker 2: that life for abductee contact tee person in learning how
Speaker 2: to become a human where they actually say, okay, you know,
Speaker 2: a hybrid will come down and they want you to
Speaker 2: teach them how to make a bed, how to walk
Speaker 2: the street and shop or do whatever, to be a human,
Speaker 2: not just look like one, because they've pretty much established
Speaker 2: the look, even though it's a little bit different. But
Speaker 2: now it's you know, how do we act like one?
Speaker 2: And some of the things are you know, if you
Speaker 2: go up to New York City, people you can be
Speaker 2: close to people, and of course you know that's just
Speaker 2: the way it is because it's so many people up there.
Speaker 2: But if you're out in the country and you're doing
Speaker 2: a little shop in at the little main store, everybody
Speaker 2: keeps their distance. But the humored let's see, Jacobs even
Speaker 2: called them humbrids at one point, but it's always easier
Speaker 2: for me to say hybrids. But they would talk about
Speaker 2: space in a way of okay, they don't notice, they
Speaker 2: don't recognize space wise, you know, if you're too close
Speaker 2: to somebody and you talk to them, or you're too
Speaker 2: far away from somebody and talk to them, they don't
Speaker 2: understand that. They're not sure how to ty shoes, they're
Speaker 2: not sure how to do things. But one of the
Speaker 2: spatial things is and people. This is interesting. I found
Speaker 2: this the most interesting. If if you're on the other
Speaker 2: side of the street and I'm going to say something
Speaker 2: to you, if you say, hey, Connie, what time's the
Speaker 2: bus coming by, and if I say to you ten
Speaker 2: thirty and about ten minutes, well I need to talk
Speaker 2: like this in about ten minutes because I'm yelling over
Speaker 2: to the other side of the street. But they wouldn't
Speaker 2: know that they needed to talk louder because you're on
Speaker 2: the other side of the street, and they could even
Speaker 2: talk too loud when they're really close to you.
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