Dan Farah

and a number of the base security guards and the base commander went out and saw these things in the woods around the base and some of them got very close to them one of them one of these guards ended up having a lot of negative biological effects um heart issues and some other medical issues uh as a result of the contact with this technology being close to it um

And interestingly, also similar to the Scott story, the day after, a mysterious unmarked plane landed on the base, according to the base commander, who I spoke to personally.

And people that identify themselves as being a part of Air Force Office of Special Investigation and of the CIA said,

talked to the witnesses, brought them into a private room, spoke to them, interrogated them, asked them a lot of questions.

Years later, those witnesses told the base commander, many years later, told them that they were given some kind of serum.

Now, whether that was to like erase memories or like whether it was a true serum, who knows?

Yeah.

But they all told this base commander that that's what happened.

And-

There's a number of people who have had encounters on bases who then were promptly put in a room with people from Air Force Office of Special Investigation, OSI it's called, and people from the CIA who basically just asked a million questions and then ultimately told them never to talk about it.

So, look, the Air Force and the CIA's role in this is well-documented.

People have been talking about it for years.

But the overlap with consciousness, remote viewing, and this is a really interesting intersection.

And if you accept the fact that remote viewing is real, as crazy as it sounds, if you accept that it's real, then...

why would you draw a line there and be like, oh, that's where it stops.

You can make your mind's eye wander to a remote location, but you can't communicate remotely.

It doesn't seem like that.

It doesn't feel like a bridge too far for me.

The aerial school encounter, you know about this one?

Yeah.