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Speaker 2: Richard, you were getting into why Viper was canceled, and
Speaker 2: there's some big reasons. Why aren't there.
Speaker 3: There's no Artemis without Artemis, there's no moon base without
Speaker 3: no moon base, there's no lunar space based economy, and
Speaker 3: the radical uplift of the wealth of everybody on planet Earth,
Speaker 3: I mean everybody. The future is so astonishing if we
Speaker 3: can get these sensors out of the way, so we
Speaker 3: find out what we've got to deal with. And the
Speaker 3: problem is that beginning in January of this year, the
Speaker 3: ninth of January, not only did NASA delay the Artemis
Speaker 3: program to land remember the first new four human beings Americans,
Speaker 3: including a woman on the Moon, they delayed two years. Now,
Speaker 3: you know the old cliche in politics for the week
Speaker 3: is a lifetime. What's going to happen in two years?
Speaker 2: We'll get beaten, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: By the Chinese. How do we know? We don't have
Speaker 3: to speculate. We know I prepare a little timeline here.
Speaker 3: NASA delayed Artemis, remember Viper is critical for Artemis, by
Speaker 3: two years in January of this year, and then on
Speaker 3: the nineteenth, the Japanese landed their spacecraft at the south
Speaker 3: pole and it tipped over, but it was still transmitting images.
Speaker 3: They transmitted beautiful color images at the south pole of
Speaker 3: the Moon. Of the damn glass dome. I've been insisting
Speaker 3: for decades covers the entire Moon in various states of disrepair.
Speaker 3: Then this was followed by the Chinese mission, which was
Speaker 3: June first. Do you know what else also happened on
Speaker 3: June first.
Speaker 2: Well, three days later it was my birthday.
Speaker 3: Bow well, happy birthday, Chang. Of course, the Chinese mission
Speaker 3: to the Fire side was called Chang six. Right. They
Speaker 3: landed on June first. Within hours, the Japanese billionaire Yasuku Mizawa,
Speaker 3: remember the guy who bought a whole starship mission around
Speaker 3: the Moon for nine artists from Elon Musk. Remember that guy.
Speaker 3: He canceled his mission the same day as the Chinese
Speaker 3: landed their unmanned spacecraft of the South on the far
Speaker 3: side of the Moon. And when we get into the
Speaker 3: photographs you will see why. Then NASA decided to uh
Speaker 3: after in February, the Intuitive Machines, the private company down
Speaker 3: in Houston that sent the first private enterprise I like
Speaker 3: the ring of that name. First private enterprise mission to
Speaker 3: the Moon. Remember that it barely landed, but it took
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of amazing pictures. And then within months
Speaker 3: of the pat suddenly NASA has announced its canceling the
Speaker 3: viper mission, which Intuitive Machines was going to follow up
Speaker 3: with their odysseous mission in February with a landing on
Speaker 3: the moon of South Pole to look for water et cetera,
Speaker 3: et cetera in the Lake Paul of this year.
Speaker 2: Are they blaming the money on this cancelation, I mean
Speaker 2: it's budget.
Speaker 1: This is not so.
Speaker 3: No, this is a cover up, you know why, George.
Speaker 3: Back during Apollo, there was a limited number umber of
Speaker 3: people that realized on the Apollo imagery and the astronauts'
Speaker 3: first person descriptions before their minds were altered by mind
Speaker 3: control technology, that there was something astonishing about the Moon.
Speaker 3: Then decades go by and we don't go near it.
Speaker 3: Then we and a whole bunch of other nations start
Speaker 3: going near it, and a whole new generation, maybe two
Speaker 3: generations in NASA and in other space programs suddenly encountered
Speaker 3: the reality of what their great great Apollo ancestors had
Speaker 3: covered up. And the final straw was the Intuitive Machines
Speaker 3: of Decius mission, which showed stunning glistening glass geometry, structures, houses, cities, factories,
Speaker 3: whatever you want, hanging in the skies over the moon,
Speaker 3: and they freaked out, George. They have no eye idea
Speaker 3: how to tell the current population because it's too damn big.
Speaker 3: So the best thing they can do is put it
Speaker 3: on hold. Delay, delay, delay, delay, And that's why it
Speaker 3: has to be part of the current election conversation.
Speaker 2: And by delaying it they can skate off because they
Speaker 2: don't have to explain it exactly.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can't exactly book a flight to the moon, George.
Speaker 3: The only people who can verify this are a few,
Speaker 3: you know, giga billionaires governments, and if governments fall in
Speaker 3: line and simply pretend, you know, in the consortium, oh
Speaker 3: there's nothing there, nothing to see here, Move along, move along.
Speaker 3: These are not the droids you're looking for. What can
Speaker 3: we do? We have a window of opportunity to make
Speaker 3: this an issue in this campaign which this presidential candidate
Speaker 3: on the Democratic side says she wants to be about
Speaker 3: the future. Well, let's test her. Let's see how much
Speaker 3: future she really understands that she can have simply by
Speaker 3: talking to NASA.
Speaker 2: Do you believe is NASA running school now?
Speaker 3: She's head of a space council.
Speaker 2: As vice president, she's supposed to be.
Speaker 3: She's been at all kinds of meetings. I've been following
Speaker 3: her career over the internet for years. She's gotten better
Speaker 3: and better, She's asked better and better questions. She's in
Speaker 3: the perfect position to turn to those NASA contacts under
Speaker 3: law and simply say, show us what you really got.
Speaker 2: Do you really expect her to do anything right now?
Speaker 3: If your audience makes noise, there's no limit to what
Speaker 3: can happen. I mean, don't you kind of notice we're
Speaker 3: in a different environmental, social, cultural regime. Huge, something radical
Speaker 3: has changed. Well remember my old grandmother, you know, who
Speaker 3: had never touched the surfboarder in her life, but she
Speaker 3: watched TV and she said one day, well, you can't
Speaker 3: surf if surf isn't up. Surf is up, George. This
Speaker 3: audience can be the perfect foil to bring this to
Speaker 3: public attention through a politically responsive system and moment in time.
Speaker 2: Why are they running scared?
Speaker 3: Because it's so damn huge? What is the first instinct
Speaker 3: of normal, rational human beings when they confront an unknown
Speaker 3: of this staggering proportion, to be afraid, to be very afraid.
Speaker 2: You know how I know that, you well, whether they
Speaker 2: afraid of us or something else.
Speaker 3: These aliens. The look, this is a technology frozen in time,
Speaker 3: which is the equivalent of god like powers.
Speaker 2: How old are we talking about it?
Speaker 3: Millions of years for the oldest stuff, millions of years
Speaker 3: for the newer stuff, and maybe tens of thousands of
Speaker 3: years when we get into the images for the most
Speaker 3: recent stuff, and it's right there, and a law Musk
Speaker 3: is developing the perfect way to really go. And isn't
Speaker 3: it interesting because not only does he have his own
Speaker 3: private space program, he's the prime contractor for the Lunar
Speaker 3: lander for the Artemis mission.
Speaker 2: Are you saying that NASA has confirmed what you've talked
Speaker 2: about for these last year years where.
Speaker 3: They're running at warp nine? Why else would you spend
Speaker 3: half a billion dollars and then basically throw it in
Speaker 3: the trash because it's not about money, not their money anyway,
Speaker 3: it's our money. It's about remaining in charge officially, keeping
Speaker 3: public order and preventing what all governments sphere which is uncertainty.
Speaker 3: This is why Truman blink back in nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 3: This is totally separate from UFOs, you understand, because, as
Speaker 3: I've said for decades, the difference is UFOs will lie
Speaker 3: to you ruins stand still.
Speaker 2: That's true, and it is absolutely true.
Speaker 3: And we have it within our grasp to go and
Speaker 3: find out.
Speaker 2: Has anybody else jumped on your bandwagon here?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm premiering this on Coast to coast tonight, my
Speaker 3: dear friend George. Now, what I want everybody to do
Speaker 3: who has time to spare over the weekend. Saturday night,
Speaker 3: we're going to go through with three hours much more evidence,
Speaker 3: and Sunday night we're going to talk about very curious
Speaker 3: things that have happened in the campaign on.
Speaker 2: The other side of midnight.
Speaker 3: On the other side of midnight, it's on the net,
Speaker 3: it's on terrestrial radio. You can find it the other
Speaker 3: side of Midnight dot com. So Saturday night, at ten
Speaker 3: o'clock of Mountain nine o'clock Pacific, we do what they're
Speaker 3: hiding on the moon, and we've made another astonishing physics
Speaker 3: discovery about the moon, which may be another reason why
Speaker 3: they're apprehensive to let everybody know now, look, we know
Speaker 3: now that it's not going to be you know, Joe
Speaker 3: Biden that makes this announcement. But the Kamala Harris presidential
Speaker 3: administration will have four years to grapple with not only
Speaker 3: the UFO thing, but also this thing which is within
Speaker 3: our grasp. We don't have wait for anybody to show up.
Speaker 3: All we have to do is send a close up
Speaker 3: mission to the moon and bingo, there it is.
Speaker 2: Why aren't you approaching Trump's campaign?
Speaker 3: Sagan?
Speaker 2: Why aren't you approaching Trump's campaign?
Speaker 3: We have We gave him the whole damn bit.
Speaker 2: And what was the response?
Speaker 3: Nothing? Zero? He sat on it. Now, I have a feeling.
Speaker 3: I can't prove this, George, but I have a feeling
Speaker 3: that this may this video we prepared for him, may
Speaker 3: it be the reason why he took all those top
Speaker 3: top secret documents to mar A Lago, because he wanted
Speaker 3: a bargaining chip. In those documents. There probably were top
Speaker 3: top secret classified files on UFOs and maybe even alien
Speaker 3: structures in the Solar system from NASA. And do you
Speaker 3: notice how the entire federal case just suddenly went away
Speaker 3: and just vanished because he was sitting on that was
Speaker 3: his Trump guard un intended.
Speaker 2: Well, said Richard c Oglin with us. His website is
Speaker 2: called now the Other side of Midnight? Did you get
Speaker 2: rid of enterprise ession?
Speaker 3: No, no enterprises of the archive of our papers, it's
Speaker 3: documented with you know, thousands of things we've written. But
Speaker 3: the other side of Midnight is my active microphone to
Speaker 3: the world.
Speaker 2: Are other countries involved in what you have been just claiming?
Speaker 3: Well, the Indians and this is where things get really
Speaker 3: involved in terms of what's going on with Modi, the
Speaker 3: Indian Prime Minister, and their mission to the Moon. Did
Speaker 3: you notice, George that suddenly in this election cycle, how
Speaker 3: many Americans of Indian heritage suddenly have run for president?
Speaker 2: Good point?
Speaker 3: Do you know why?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 3: Because the Moon connection traces back to India to the
Speaker 3: Veda connection, and that's one of the things we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about on Saturday night and then more again
Speaker 3: next weekend.
Speaker 2: Are you going to get into those flying vimanas? That
Speaker 2: fascinates me?
Speaker 3: But remember we found a structure on the moon. The
Speaker 3: so calls, well, well, we don't have a lot of time.
Speaker 3: We should probably start with imagery because without the imagery,
Speaker 3: this is just me, you know, kind of mouthing off
Speaker 3: on the radio.
Speaker 2: We'll do the images right at the top of the
Speaker 2: excellent excellent, and folks just go to Coast tocosdam dot com.
Speaker 2: They're in the carousel reel. There's I think, what five images.
Speaker 3: I'm being very very restrained. How'd you get them from
Speaker 3: Natha and the Japanese and the Chinese?
Speaker 2: Do they release them accident way?
Speaker 3: All this stuff they're just not saying, Well, the art
Speaker 3: form today to put yourself on the record, so when
Speaker 3: the food fight comes as to who discovered what first,
Speaker 3: they will have published data. There's nothing in the scientific
Speaker 3: protocols to say that you have to, you know, scream
Speaker 3: like a rooster when you publish something. The art form
Speaker 3: is to publish by day eight, so when the historical
Speaker 3: folks take a look, you can establish by date you
Speaker 3: were first. Well, the Chinese have been publishing data on
Speaker 3: the ancient glass dome around the moon ever since they're
Speaker 3: changed three lander back in twenty thirteen.
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