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Speaker 2: guest Z. By the way, Open Lines is coming up
Speaker 2: a little later, so make sure you stick around for that.
Speaker 2: And if you've got questions for Z, that'll be good too.
Speaker 2: We'll see if you won't stick around to find out
Speaker 2: more information about him and what he does. Excuse me,
Speaker 2: you can go to the quest ECSS dot org, which
Speaker 2: is an Ending Child Sex Slavery dot org. He is,
Speaker 2: he's a leader and not you know, he's doing some
Speaker 2: unbelievable things and in the human world, and then he's
Speaker 2: doing some unbelievable things also in the human world with
Speaker 2: the alien world. So he ran across basically this beautiful
Speaker 2: woman in the mangroves, and he wrote a book about it.
Speaker 2: And it's like, man, is this a fairy tale? Sounds
Speaker 2: like one, and to me it sounds like very much
Speaker 2: a love story. And it gets pretty deep. Now he's
Speaker 2: coming up on his tenth book to talk about this,
Speaker 2: and no, it's not. It's it's life. It's real, is
Speaker 2: his this is what he's experiencing. I think I've got
Speaker 2: two books, two and a half books under my belt.
Speaker 2: I think I can't remember now it's deep, even though
Speaker 2: see it's a lot of your book is very easy read.
Speaker 2: What I like to do is I put on audio
Speaker 2: and I get my walk in as I'm listening to it.
Speaker 2: But it's I want you to do audio books, see,
Speaker 2: because then I could get your emphasis because I am
Speaker 2: just here rain and somebody read like this right, there's
Speaker 2: no connotations or anything like that. So I'm like, did
Speaker 2: Z say that? Or did Sam just say that?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: But I really got out of it so far that
Speaker 2: it's this incredible love story, but before we get into
Speaker 2: that part of it. So it's it's these aliens that
Speaker 2: come down. They're on earth there. Is it a small ship,
Speaker 2: is it a large ship? Or what are they studying here?
Speaker 2: What is their main is it? Do they care about
Speaker 2: human behavior or is it more about the land and
Speaker 2: the terrain or what are they here for?
Speaker 3: Well, they there's a lot to what you just asked.
Speaker 3: That's a whole book or a couple of books in itself,
Speaker 3: but essentially that the people that were on boarder of
Speaker 3: my family other than Sam Jess, we're lab people in
Speaker 3: a sense. And there's no way to really define what
Speaker 3: their job is because it's it goes so far because
Speaker 3: of the way they were once they're born. There's a
Speaker 3: process that they go through and they're born and how
Speaker 3: they're raised, and and they just gravitate. It's called natural law,
Speaker 3: which is what rules are universe, this universe anyway, and
Speaker 3: so things they just grow into whatever it is that
Speaker 3: they like, and it becomes addictive. Uh. And because of
Speaker 3: that there they love distractions. And so I've got a
Speaker 3: lot of stories about the distractions.
Speaker 2: But so well, give me some goods, man, give me
Speaker 2: some goods.
Speaker 3: Uh. Their their jobs just begin right with what they're
Speaker 3: interested in, and they just keep expanding, uh, growing it
Speaker 3: farther and farther, because they'll find one thing and then
Speaker 3: it leads to another, which leads to another, which leads
Speaker 3: to another. And these of them have a base what
Speaker 3: they start with. Some of them like insects, and some
Speaker 3: of them like types of animals. Other you know about
Speaker 3: like tears in the fabric of space, how a solar
Speaker 3: system is born, and things like that which they've they've
Speaker 3: shared with me. And but I think you're most interested
Speaker 3: in the gray balls.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, I am so interested in the gray balls.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, what was the Chevy chase? Was
Speaker 2: that a Chevy Chase thing on Saturday Night Live? I
Speaker 2: think it was kind of close to that. I'll I'll
Speaker 2: just go as far as that. But so, okay, you
Speaker 2: got to explain the gray balls to people, because it's
Speaker 2: absolutely amazing. I you know, I'm a Culinary Institute of
Speaker 2: America graduate, right, you know, You've got all this education.
Speaker 2: This is very interesting. Why would I not be interested
Speaker 2: in the gray balls?
Speaker 3: Exactly right there?
Speaker 1: You got.
Speaker 2: My palette totally once, my train certified palette totally once that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: see I said, I said it cleaner, but it's true. Okay,
Speaker 2: you tell it, you tell it. I can't wait.
Speaker 3: Well, I was in the ship one time and I
Speaker 3: told him I was hungry, and so they take me
Speaker 3: to the wall and there's a lot of things about
Speaker 3: the wall and stuff, but they touched the wall and
Speaker 3: these little great balls come out, a little pebba like
Speaker 3: a marble size and I go, what's this? They says,
Speaker 3: this food, you know, and they got different flavors and stuff.
Speaker 3: So like like if you wanted like steaks, for instance,
Speaker 3: you would put that ball in your mouth and it
Speaker 3: would taste exactly like steak, and you'd swear you were
Speaker 3: chewing steak. But anyway, there's.
Speaker 2: So it had the texture and everything of steak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's I don't know how I know about which
Speaker 3: I'll tell you about where they come from and stuff.
Speaker 3: But anyways, that was my introduction to it. You know,
Speaker 3: at first, it was kind of cool. I could go
Speaker 3: there and it gives you so much energy. I mean,
Speaker 3: you just start like bouncing off the walls. You're it's
Speaker 3: so nutritious and all. But so, you know, I was
Speaker 3: curious about that, and they decided to take me to
Speaker 3: one of their colonies, which is a whole another huge story.
Speaker 2: But is that on Earth or is it somewhere else?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, it's in space. You know. They have
Speaker 3: they keep asking me, why are we trying to land
Speaker 3: on planets when we could just build a colony to
Speaker 3: orbit it and going back and forth all we wanted to.
Speaker 3: But anyways, that's a whole another story. But so and
Speaker 3: you asked about the ship, Well, we're on a small ship,
Speaker 3: but since then we're on a huge ship. And there's
Speaker 3: again there's so much information about that.
Speaker 1: But so but to the.
Speaker 3: Colony that we had to travel, right, And I think
Speaker 3: people will be interested in how they travel through space, like,
Speaker 3: for instance, if you go to the Pilates, that's like
Speaker 3: four hundred and some eighty light years, Well they're eighty
Speaker 3: years light years beyond that, and so how they get
Speaker 3: there is which is there's a lot to this too,
Speaker 3: but the Homer version of it would be what they
Speaker 3: do is they find a place in space that they
Speaker 3: want to go to, right, and so they can figure
Speaker 3: out every frequency. Within seconds, they'll know every frequency that
Speaker 3: is there. And so what happens is they their ship,
Speaker 3: there's what's called like a pi, they become that frequency.
Speaker 3: That's how they travel through space. And it's like a
Speaker 3: blink of an eye. And now they're in that part
Speaker 3: of the space. And no, I've traveled over a thousand
Speaker 3: light years into a blink of an eye in this process.
Speaker 3: And you don't feel it, you don't sense it, nothing.
Speaker 3: It's just unless you're looking out the window at the time,
Speaker 3: and the picture changes, right, But are you.
Speaker 2: Able to do it on your own or only with them?
Speaker 3: Well, with them with a ship. I've pown one of
Speaker 3: the pods that people see, and it's got to be
Speaker 3: with that a ship. Yeah, that's more individual how that works.
Speaker 3: You know about the protection what could be in the
Speaker 3: space that you're jumping to I call it jumping or
Speaker 3: you know, you're fully protected. It's completely safe, but it's instantaneous.
Speaker 3: But we so we go to this colony. This it
Speaker 3: was massive, I mean it took up all my vision
Speaker 3: just the size of it. I think the one that
Speaker 3: we went to, and it was a smaller one actually,
Speaker 3: but it was big right to me. And I think
Speaker 3: there's a like seven hundred and fifty thousand people living
Speaker 3: there or something like that. But anyways, long story short,
Speaker 3: we go to the place where they grow these plants
Speaker 3: and you know, I'm looking at them and there's this
Speaker 3: like mini robot thing didn't look like a person or
Speaker 3: other and just looked like a square piece but it
Speaker 3: would have extended arms and stuff. And there'd be a
Speaker 3: guy and he would be examining these fruits and it
Speaker 3: kind of looked like a tomato and they were small
Speaker 3: though when it's right, he would uh pick it and
Speaker 3: the robot would take it, and so he would move
Speaker 3: through these and while we're doing this process, uh, they
Speaker 3: let me eat one of those fruits and it was
Speaker 3: it was incredible. They had the texture of like a tomato,
Speaker 3: but it felt more like a peach. I guess when
Speaker 3: you when you chewed it. And the thing was is
Speaker 3: that they the Hans, the one of the guys there
Speaker 3: he goes. He's always playing jokes on me and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, and I returned those jokes. But he's kind
Speaker 3: of like a surfer. He's an incredible guy. But he
Speaker 3: told me to put my hand in the soil. And
Speaker 3: when I put my hand in the soil, I got
Speaker 3: scared right away and pulled it out because it was moving,
Speaker 3: you know, it was like moving around my fingers. And
Speaker 3: so like the soils that they the combined from other
Speaker 3: planets are is live and so that's what helps throw
Speaker 3: the plant and give it its nutrition. So but beyond that,
Speaker 3: and see that's where the great balls come from. There's
Speaker 3: a process that they go through that it creates that.
Speaker 3: But as far as like we went to a place
Speaker 3: and with this one alien I was with I call
Speaker 3: them the tourist girls because they perform and stuff, but
Speaker 3: they are like yeah, And so she had a lot
Speaker 3: of leather on and I asked her, so where does
Speaker 3: that come from? And she explained to me that they
Speaker 3: grow it, and so it's it's a non conscious being.
Speaker 3: So she takes me to this restaurant, and which is
Speaker 3: unusual too, but each of these people they have certain
Speaker 3: things that they really love to do and that's what
Speaker 3: they do. And so instead of the great balls, he
Speaker 3: will create a dish for you if you know what
Speaker 3: it is that you want. And I want to steak
Speaker 3: and lobsters. So they took me back there and they
Speaker 3: were showing me how they grow it, and so it's
Speaker 3: like a lobster tail, right, they grow the lobster tail.
Speaker 3: There's no consciousness to it in that sense, but it's
Speaker 3: perfect and it's pure and it gives you the energy.
Speaker 3: So that's one thing of many that they do really
Speaker 3: in relation to the food.
Speaker 2: But does it always look like a gray ball?
Speaker 3: No, No, That's what I was saying, is they some
Speaker 3: people want to create that for you, just like a
Speaker 3: lot of them find because they have to, but because
Speaker 3: they enjoy doing something like that. To grow the food,
Speaker 3: you know, so you know, the vegetables and things like that,
Speaker 3: but they don't have to, and then they take it
Speaker 3: to the center and people can come and take it
Speaker 3: for free. You know. There's no money, no monetary system
Speaker 3: whatsoever within their society. And that kind of brings up
Speaker 3: a point that I wanted to get out so before
Speaker 3: I forget. You know, when we uh, when we see
Speaker 3: things and react to people, we wear a different face
Speaker 3: for each person. It's the only way we can survive
Speaker 3: here on earth, right, uh. And up there, you know
Speaker 3: how you're like I say, naked, right, so love, Yeah,
Speaker 3: And when we had these discussions, they explained to me
Speaker 3: how what capabilities that we have, and it's pretty much unlimited.
Speaker 3: And the reason that we don't use them is that,
Speaker 3: you know, we think we use the brain instead of
Speaker 3: the mind. And love is the key ingredient. We have
Speaker 3: all this extra space up in our head that's empty,
Speaker 3: and the things that we consider magic, like walking through
Speaker 3: walls or doing you know whatever, levitation and things like
Speaker 3: this are all completely possible within ourselves. But we have
Speaker 3: to fill all these empty spaces in our head, which
Speaker 3: is the next part of our evolution with love. Memories
Speaker 3: of love. I'm conditional love. And what that does is
Speaker 3: that empowers the individual in order to access all these
Speaker 3: different abilities that we naturally have. And so I think
Speaker 3: that was a really important thing. And because when I'm
Speaker 3: with them, it's just it's so incredible, it's just pure love.
Speaker 3: When I go on there on the ship, I have
Speaker 3: to make my rounds if they're not there already, to
Speaker 3: give each one of them a hug. And what happens
Speaker 3: in these hugs, which I was never a hugger, right,
Speaker 3: And anybody that knows me can verify that. You know,
Speaker 3: when we hug, you can't have an expectation of you know,
Speaker 3: I'm done or I'm not done. You have to give
Speaker 3: an eternity to that moment. And when you do that,
Speaker 3: what's happening is you're exchanging on the love that you've
Speaker 3: missed out on since the last time that you've solved
Speaker 3: each other. And so love is a key ingredient to
Speaker 3: just everything that there is in the realms. And people
Speaker 3: that don't really go in that direction are like what
Speaker 3: I call the bug people, right, the aliens that people
Speaker 3: see that are you know, yes, yes, you know.
Speaker 2: What that's very true because like like the Bigfoot. They
Speaker 2: have love and you know it that you feel it.
Speaker 2: And we have love, and I think it's the only
Speaker 2: thing that's real, right. I think you and I agree
Speaker 2: on that. But the freaking ets, you're exactly, there's no love.
Speaker 2: They don't care. We are a little mouse to them.
Speaker 2: They don't. They don't care. They don't. They have no love,
Speaker 2: not all of them. But I mean the bug ones,
Speaker 2: like you're talking.
Speaker 3: About, Oh, well, there's a they, you know. I was
Speaker 3: curious about that, and so they offered to introduce me
Speaker 3: to them, and they explained to me, like they're to me,
Speaker 3: they're like insects in a sense, because what they'll do
Speaker 3: is that like they can't really communicate well with the
Speaker 3: beings that like I'm around in the realm that's mostly
Speaker 3: like humanoid type people. I mean, they're obviously don't look
Speaker 3: like us, but they're humanoid and they have ways of
Speaker 3: communication communicating, except for some of them are different than others,
Speaker 3: you know. But the bug people, they are more of
Speaker 3: like an insect mind or a hive mind. And so
Speaker 3: like when they go to a planet to harvest material
Speaker 3: that they need, they'll never damage because of the natural law.
Speaker 3: They'll never damage the planet or change anything about the
Speaker 3: planet as far as it's it's future, right, But they'll
Speaker 3: harvest everything that they can take, and so they usually
Speaker 3: take more than what they need. And so what they
Speaker 3: do is they'll share it with the hamanoid type aliens
Speaker 3: and they abide by a human law or natural law,
Speaker 3: just like I mean, that's the only way you can
Speaker 3: succeed in the universe, right, or at least in this universe.
Speaker 3: And so they gave me the opportunity to meet one
Speaker 3: of them one time, and it was like they totally
Speaker 3: there's nothing to fear, right, you don't have nothing at all. Right,
Speaker 3: this is they will not hurt you, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And so I'm going, okay, you know, my family says it.
Speaker 3: I guys shall jump in there and check it out.
Speaker 3: And so, you know, one of them offered to meet
Speaker 3: with me so that I could look at them and
Speaker 3: they could look at me and and such, and so
Speaker 3: they put me in this room on my back and
Speaker 3: above me was like this the only way I can
Speaker 3: describe it as like a spider. Right, if you ever
Speaker 3: looked at a spider in a microscope, it's face, and
Speaker 3: you know how horrifying it kind of looks. Well, yeah, man,
Speaker 3: I've frozen fear. I mean knowing, absolutely, knowing that there's
Speaker 3: no harm that can come to me and that this
Speaker 3: has no evil intention. Yet I know they were so
Speaker 3: scary looking. I didn't know what to do, and I
Speaker 3: don't get scared much, but that was my experience with
Speaker 3: the bug people.
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