Captain Ron Janix
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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We want to lean into the academic side of things. We want to interview Danny Sheehan. We want to interview historians like Richard Dolan. Let's find out the actual first document, you know, firsthand witnesses, that kind of thing. We don't like the speculative stuff. Yes, maybe people can talk to cats. Maybe people have been on Mars. Maybe all that's true. Let somebody else handle that.
That's great. And if I'm wrong on that stuff, awesome. I'd love it. Yeah. We want to stick in the lane over here that's more academic, more scientific, and let's get to what's going on.
Well, it was a great thing up until now, now that you guys are part of it.
We were a five-star event. Now we're at about .5. I've noticed that. And the only thing that's changed.
Hey, man, that's the effect. That .5 is really sticky. Yeah. You know what's funny about that is I was on the first podcast on the left this morning.
Awfully quick.
Doesn't it feel like those were military drones? And doesn't it seem like my... I think some of them, sure. I think it's most likely something like a military drone that's looking for, like, a dirty bomb. That's what they were, one theory? That makes the most sense to me. We don't want to talk about it. Don't shoot it down. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it.
Don't ask, don't tell. We don't tell speakers what to say at all, including, shockingly, you gentlemen. Oh, yes. And gentlemen is being very, very, you know.
Good. No, it's all good. I'm glad you guys got a sense of what contact is because it's one thing to tell somebody. It's one thing to talk about it. But like, you know, then you see it. It's like I'm converted. Oh, I get it. Oh, dude, I'd go.
Do you not agree to this, though? Because this is something that frustrates us. People have a misconception in their brain that this is tinfoil hat, crazy people talking about crazy shit the whole time.
Oh, they live, eat, and breathe.
We have those folks that see it every day, as you know, as you mentioned earlier. It's that whole gamut. And it's fun. And it's funny how things do happen at Contact. It's just weird. Like even the Ross Colhart, the first big interview he did with David Grush happened during Contact. It was the year before you guys came on.
We literally stopped the event, all poured into one room, and we all watched the live press conference together. And then Danny Sheehan and Richard Dolan went up and speakers were like in the audience asking questions. Hey, do you think he knows this? And do you think this? And why couldn't he say this? And it was awesome. That's awesome. So it's great that things happen there like that.
And we've had people that say that CE5 has happened and they've seen things. It's awesome.
You know, if it requires that energy and that mindset, well, boy, we have it. Where else are you going to get 2,000 people together thinking about this?
I was going to say Henry, to be honest, but, I mean, I don't know.
We would send Danny Sheehan out there as our guy, right? This is my lawyer!
Have you been looking about this? I've seen that. There's all these. There's cigar, triangle.
They don't like jellyfish. It's only because they're describing that shape. It's not a jellyfish.
That is not how I do it. But that's, it's interesting. It's how the information slides in. But then you talk to some of these guys, even like Mark D'Antonio, who's an astronomer that comes that we love. He takes a bus out into the desert, and they do a sky watch, and it's awesome. Oh, yeah. That's another great, great aspect of contact.
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