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Speaker 2: But welcome back to George Nori along with Mark D'Antonio. Mark,
Speaker 2: let's talk about these USOS. Give us your definition of that.
Speaker 2: First of all, sure.
Speaker 3: An unknown submerged object is just that it's an object
Speaker 3: that's a UFO but basically underwater. And the idea is
Speaker 3: can they operate underwater like they can operate in the air.
Speaker 3: And the answer seems to be a resounding yes.
Speaker 2: Are they hiding in the water, are there bases there?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 3: You know, that's actually a very good question to ask.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you why. If we look at some of
Speaker 3: the theories in the past, people said, oh, they're hiding
Speaker 3: on the moon, they're on the back side of the moon,
Speaker 3: or they're in the perpetually dark crater. And you know,
Speaker 3: that could make sense if you know your oceans, but
Speaker 3: we don't. We only know sixteen percent of our oceans.
Speaker 3: That's literally all we know. And people make to get
Speaker 3: this false assumption we know the oceans when they look
Speaker 3: at Google Earth and they see ocean everywhere they look.
Speaker 3: When they say, oh, look at the ocean floor, that's
Speaker 3: a lot of that's interpreted data and very very coarsely
Speaker 3: obtained data. It's not very very detailed except for your
Speaker 3: very few places. So if they're in the oceans, they're
Speaker 3: there because they can be and they can utilize their
Speaker 3: technology to be there without a harm to themselves. And
Speaker 3: there's a whole reason how they can do that. It's
Speaker 3: an interdimensional travel methodology actually that has been around for
Speaker 3: a long time. But being there, they can actually hide
Speaker 3: from us because they go and as I always say,
Speaker 3: they go where we are not and we are not
Speaker 3: on the bottom of the ocean, so they can be there,
Speaker 3: so they'll go there. Why well, because they won't be
Speaker 3: bothered by us there. The thing is, for all their
Speaker 3: advanced technology, they are vulnerable. They can be killed, they
Speaker 3: can't be hurt, and we can do that to them,
Speaker 3: just like you know, you are way smarter than a
Speaker 3: fire ant, but if you step on a fire ant colony,
Speaker 3: too many things from the fire ant can kill you.
Speaker 3: So they know that we, as less, less intelligent creatures
Speaker 3: on the planet en mass, we can actually hurt them
Speaker 3: very badly and that's something that they can't afford. So
Speaker 3: they do hide from us, and rightly so, because there's
Speaker 3: very very few of them, and there's very very many
Speaker 3: of us. So they're doing that i think in their
Speaker 3: oceans because they can't. Their technology affords them that capability mark.
Speaker 2: We've heard stories of navy sailors seeing lights in the
Speaker 2: water as they were standing atop their own ships.
Speaker 3: What do you hear? I hear that story too. I
Speaker 3: mean there was a story. Oh gosh, it was some
Speaker 3: years ago. The Kisikawa Marou, which was a freighter going
Speaker 3: through the Pacific Ocean. It was on its way to
Speaker 3: Japan or on its way out of the Piana, can
Speaker 3: remember which way it was going. But they saw several
Speaker 3: disc shaped craft come out of the ocean and fly
Speaker 3: into the sky. Now that's different from seeing something going
Speaker 3: down into the water. They saw something coming out, So
Speaker 3: you saw a big splash and something coming out of
Speaker 3: the water. Now, when that happened, they in their diligence,
Speaker 3: they logged the latitude and the longitude of that exact
Speaker 3: spot where this happened. And you'll never guess where it was.
Speaker 3: It was at the very end the southern end of
Speaker 3: the Marianas Trench, the deepest spot on the Earth. It's
Speaker 3: where the challenge deep is so that's pretty cool, or
Speaker 3: near the deepest spot, so that's kind of odd that
Speaker 3: it would be at that spot. Again, they can be there,
Speaker 3: there's technology affords them the ability to be there, but
Speaker 3: they're not godlike. We have to understand they are not
Speaker 3: godlike and they may not have our morality. We can't
Speaker 3: design our morality to alien beings. They may be completely
Speaker 3: indifferent to us in the same way that we're indifferent
Speaker 3: to elk when we tranquilize them and tag them with
Speaker 3: a radio collar, you know, from behind our blinds, we
Speaker 3: put up up line. They can't see us, right, we
Speaker 3: tag an elk. Well, they're doing that to us too.
Speaker 3: You know, there's many Americans, many people around the world
Speaker 3: and other countries that have been quote unquote tagged by us,
Speaker 3: supposedly by aliens. For what purpose? Well, why do we
Speaker 3: tag elk? To get their migration patants, to get their habits,
Speaker 3: to learn more about them, And so that might be
Speaker 3: what they're doing to us, because I think they're here
Speaker 3: primarily because they saw oxygen in our atmosphere, which has
Speaker 3: been there for over two and a half billion years.
Speaker 3: And so if they're carbon based beings like we are,
Speaker 3: then they need oxygen to survive, and they know that
Speaker 3: oxygen in an atmosphere means there's life there in all likelihood,
Speaker 3: especially if it doesn't change in it's a mouth. So
Speaker 3: they're looking at that and they're saying, Hey, there's a
Speaker 3: brilliant blue beacon here in the universe. Let's go there.
Speaker 3: There might be life. And so I think we've been
Speaker 3: calling out to the universe for billions of years, and
Speaker 3: so any civilization with the capability will probably have visited
Speaker 3: us at one time in the past or in an
Speaker 3: ongoing manner. Maybe this explained, George, why so many different
Speaker 3: types of alien creatures are described. Also, maybe this is
Speaker 3: why we see so many different types of craft here,
Speaker 3: because it's different species, different alien civilizations that may have
Speaker 3: found us. Again, I wrote a book called The Populated Universe,
Speaker 3: and it talks about life being potentially the rule, not
Speaker 3: the exception in the universe. And I go through the
Speaker 3: arguments as to why I talk about carbon and our
Speaker 3: relationship with carbon, et cetera, and it really points out
Speaker 3: to the fact that the universe may be providing a
Speaker 3: template for life and we took advantage of it because
Speaker 3: we had an Earth. There wasn't that right position around
Speaker 3: its star, and there's many planets around other stars that
Speaker 3: are in the right position around their stars.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. How many USO events have then reported, Oh.
Speaker 3: There have been hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of USO events,
Speaker 3: and even more if you count people seeing them from
Speaker 3: the surface and seeing a light under the water. Now,
Speaker 3: when they see a light under the water, we have
Speaker 3: to be careful because there are some bioluminescent algae that
Speaker 3: people have mistaken for an underwater base underwater UFO just
Speaker 3: sitting there kind of a thing. But by and large,
Speaker 3: there are other there are other sightings like, for instance,
Speaker 3: navies around the world, Okay, they have seen things zipping
Speaker 3: through their sonars at very very high rates of speed.
Speaker 3: Our US Navy has seen that. I've worked for the
Speaker 3: Navy for decades as a model maker and doing special
Speaker 3: programs for them, and one of the things I saw
Speaker 3: on a cruise on a sub was I didn't see
Speaker 3: what they did was something coming through the sonar at
Speaker 3: several hundred knots, which is several hundred miles an hour.
Speaker 3: And a few years later I did a job for
Speaker 3: the Joint Chiefs and I was a presidential briefing model.
Speaker 3: And when I brought it down to Washington, I asked
Speaker 3: one of the chiefs, I said, well, can you tell
Speaker 3: me about this program? And he basically said, I can't
Speaker 3: talk about that program, sorry, in other words, admitting it exists,
Speaker 3: but not being to give me any details. So he
Speaker 3: said a whole lot, I sing, very little, see what
Speaker 3: I mean. That was cool. So now we know that
Speaker 3: not just our navy is seeing these, other navies are
Speaker 3: seeing these. Two of the Russians have seen them. Other
Speaker 3: navies have seen them and reported them, and some are
Speaker 3: more pragmatic about it. We have a rule, though, and
Speaker 3: the rule in our in our navy seems to be
Speaker 3: observe and report, do not engage. And that seems to
Speaker 3: be the rule. And that's why on the boat I
Speaker 3: was on, when when they know, you know, it was
Speaker 3: just a visitor on the boat for for a cruise,
Speaker 3: not a sailor. I got see sick. No, I'm not proud.
Speaker 3: When the boat was on the surface, Georgia rock and rolls,
Speaker 3: but when you get underwater, it feels like everybody listening
Speaker 3: to the show is right now they can't tell their movement. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: there was a cruise on a submarine, and I guess
Speaker 3: it was in the north of Okay. So the thing was,
Speaker 3: when when the boat is underwater, it feels rock steady.
Speaker 3: So anything that is caught on sonar becomes, of course,
Speaker 3: of high importance. And the sonar guy is supposed to
Speaker 3: be able to classify everything he sees, you know, and
Speaker 3: when this came through the sonar, he quite literally didn't
Speaker 3: know how to classify it. And when the executive officer
Speaker 3: asked him for the bearing and the range, you can
Speaker 3: give that you know the angle of off the boat
Speaker 3: and how far away it is. But when he asked
Speaker 3: for the speed, the kid on the sonar put his
Speaker 3: arms out to his side with a worried look on
Speaker 3: his face, and turned to the XO and said several
Speaker 3: hundred knots sir. And he kept his hands there like
Speaker 3: he was frozen. And the x the executive officer, without
Speaker 3: missing a beat, said okay, log it and dog it,
Speaker 3: and the kid put his hands back onto the console
Speaker 3: said sir, yes, sir. He went back to work. So
Speaker 3: I got up because you know, George, I was this
Speaker 3: big shot on the boat, right, I was invited to
Speaker 3: on the boat and I guess you probably see where
Speaker 3: this is going. And I said that. He x, oh, sir,
Speaker 3: I'm familiar with these. They call them a fast mover.
Speaker 3: I'm familiar with these fast movers. Is there something I
Speaker 3: can help you with? He says D'Antonio. Right, sorry, yes, sir,
Speaker 3: you having a good time? Sorry, yes, sir, let's keep
Speaker 3: it that way, and he walked away. Okay, so he
Speaker 3: put me in my place and that was it. But
Speaker 3: it turns out that we have we've seen them. It's
Speaker 3: it's not a common occurrence, it's a somewhat rare occurrence,
Speaker 3: but they are seen and they don't know what to
Speaker 3: do with them. So it's observant report, do not engage.
Speaker 2: What was the USS Hampton.
Speaker 3: Event, Well, see my friend Bob McGuire and he's in
Speaker 3: our sky through livestream Chace alot and he's known as
Speaker 3: signs Bob. But he was on the USS Hampton and
Speaker 3: he actually was on the boat again, not as a
Speaker 3: sailor but again as a visitor in the boat doing
Speaker 3: a project. And they had uso blow by the boat.
Speaker 3: It was very close on the boat I was on.
Speaker 3: It was a distant object that was making a very
Speaker 3: faint trace on the sonar for a period of time.
Speaker 3: But on his boat, it blew by the boat very
Speaker 3: very quickly, and it actually shook everybody in the boat.
Speaker 3: He said, it shook the boat as it went by
Speaker 3: so close, and they determined it was moving hundreds of
Speaker 3: knots one hundreds of miles an hour underwater right by
Speaker 3: the boat, and it literally shook, like I said, it
Speaker 3: shook the entire boat. And that's something that you know,
Speaker 3: Bob has just recently started talking about. So you know
Speaker 3: the concept of UFOs in the sky, usos underwater. You know,
Speaker 3: if there's civilization's here, it means that they have worked
Speaker 3: out way to master pressure, whether it's zero pressure on
Speaker 3: space or high pressure underwater. And I think they do
Speaker 3: it by interdimensional travel, and that interdimensionality allows them to
Speaker 3: neither be here nor there, and so they aren't really
Speaker 3: feeling the forces of the water when they're here because
Speaker 3: they're not here long enough. It's a very very small
Speaker 3: fraction of time, you know, far less time than it
Speaker 3: took for the Titan to collapse, for instance, the submarine Titan.
Speaker 3: So there's a lot of potential for this methodology of travel.
Speaker 3: You know, even Avi Lode came out and said recently
Speaker 3: that he thinks maybe alien craft are traveling into dimensionally. Now,
Speaker 3: I've been saying it for years, you know, because my
Speaker 3: friend Bob Schroeder, who wrote the book Solving the UFO Enigma,
Speaker 3: you know, he's he's dead on right. He's absolutely accurate,
Speaker 3: you know, and so he's I took his work. I
Speaker 3: read his book. Was kind of tough to get through
Speaker 3: because equations, a lot of maths, but when you do,
Speaker 3: you realize this is just an incredible revelation. So I
Speaker 3: seized on it and I started doing my work on it,
Speaker 3: and I've found it. It's very likely that this is
Speaker 3: how they're doing it. They could travel from here to
Speaker 3: Alpha Centauri in a very very short amount of time
Speaker 3: using this technique Alpacatory being the closest star system to
Speaker 3: us other than our son, and they could go to
Speaker 3: Pluto in minutes rather than the ten years it took
Speaker 3: us using this technique. So there's a lot of interesting
Speaker 3: physics that we don't know yet, but we're working on it.
Speaker 3: We're working on it.
Speaker 2: Tell us about the shag Harbor event.
Speaker 3: Shag Harbor. I'm going to be speaking there next year.
Speaker 3: Shag Harbor interesting event. There was this object that came
Speaker 3: down in the water in Shag Harbor and no one
Speaker 3: knows quite what it was. They couldn't find anything on
Speaker 3: the ocean floor, but many, many hundreds of people saw
Speaker 3: it come down in the in Shag Harbor and they
Speaker 3: don't know what it was that came down in the water.
Speaker 3: And that sparked the asserts. That sparked an entire culture
Speaker 3: around the Shag Harbor in Nova Scotia, and that was
Speaker 3: really cool. So Shag Harbor is you know, it's actually
Speaker 3: sort of like a quintessential USO case, right, And so's
Speaker 3: there's a lot of cases like this, right. So there
Speaker 3: was another one in the US Navy was doing war
Speaker 3: games off Puerto Rico, and they had five submarines in
Speaker 3: this war group, the sub Warrior war Convoy, and one
Speaker 3: of them caught a sonar trace of a USO and
Speaker 3: it started to give chase because they weren't quite sure
Speaker 3: if it was a test for them by our people
Speaker 3: who not. They chased it for two days and they
Speaker 3: found it's an official part. It says it went the
Speaker 3: full depth of the ocean in seconds and up to
Speaker 3: the surface, down to the bottom and toy to them,
Speaker 3: allowed them to get closer, and then took off at
Speaker 3: hundreds of miles an hour. See it's similar, isn't it
Speaker 3: similar to what's being reported? So they've been here for
Speaker 3: a while, George, you know, and shagg Harber's is one
Speaker 3: of the events of many that have happened.
Speaker 2: It's dramatic, though, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Mark, Oh, it is it is, you know. And it's
Speaker 3: it's a puzzle, And boy, I love puzzles. I know
Speaker 3: you do too, well, we sure do.
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