Dan Farah

And all these kids told the teachers the same thing.

They all said, they described this craft landing.

They described it being distorted around it, like a blur.

They described these beings being near the craft and how they seem to move in weird ways, like almost like a blur.

And they described them telepathically communicating with them.

The message that these kids all got was that

one there's a clip of there's a actual footage of one of these young girls yeah like six or seven saying in her in her kid vocabulary she says they told us we mustn't get too technology was the word she used right and and and and that if we did like the the world could burn and there'd be all this destruction yeah right so an adult watching that you take away the conclusion they're saying you know

be careful about how we're progressing technologically and then it could lead to destruction, right?

It was like a warning, right?

And that was the main takeaway from the communication these kids claim to all, not all, but many of them experience.

All the kids described the same event though.

And then now looking through the lens of what people reveal in my film in the age of disclosure about how the technology works, if a craft came down and it had a bubble around it,

and beings got out of the craft, but they were still in the bubble, it would look like they're moving in slow motion, like these kids described, because they're in a different space-time, right?

They're behind the bubble.

The distorted look and the light they saw, it would all check out with how the people might say this technology works.

And then where the story gets even wilder is there was a very...

very grounded, credible, hardened wartime news correspondent who was the head of the BBC South Africa.

who was stationed in South Africa and heard about this.

I actually remember his name.

His name was Tim Leach.