Diana Pasulka

Yeah, I definitely know what you mean.

Yeah, I definitely know what you mean.

Yeah, I definitely know what you mean.

I understand that. I get it. So I'll tell you a little bit about my struggle with that. And it was during the writing for Encounters. And that's when I already knew that the government was on the up and up with a lot of things. Okay, no problem. I get that. I've known that for a long time since I was young, okay?

I understand that. I get it. So I'll tell you a little bit about my struggle with that. And it was during the writing for Encounters. And that's when I already knew that the government was on the up and up with a lot of things. Okay, no problem. I get that. I've known that for a long time since I was young, okay?

I understand that. I get it. So I'll tell you a little bit about my struggle with that. And it was during the writing for Encounters. And that's when I already knew that the government was on the up and up with a lot of things. Okay, no problem. I get that. I've known that for a long time since I was young, okay?

But when it becomes so real to you, like for me it was the UAP thing, and I was like, okay, this is really – Then I began to ask this question, and then Jose influences me a lot by explaining warfare today, right? This is how warfare is fought today. Your kids are targeted.

But when it becomes so real to you, like for me it was the UAP thing, and I was like, okay, this is really – Then I began to ask this question, and then Jose influences me a lot by explaining warfare today, right? This is how warfare is fought today. Your kids are targeted.

But when it becomes so real to you, like for me it was the UAP thing, and I was like, okay, this is really – Then I began to ask this question, and then Jose influences me a lot by explaining warfare today, right? This is how warfare is fought today. Your kids are targeted.

And I can, and by the way, I actually homeschooled my kids for a while until I couldn't, you know, they exceeded my ability in certain areas. And so I could see once they transitioned to like school, right, how that would then impact them. And it was frightening to watch.

And I can, and by the way, I actually homeschooled my kids for a while until I couldn't, you know, they exceeded my ability in certain areas. And so I could see once they transitioned to like school, right, how that would then impact them. And it was frightening to watch.

And I can, and by the way, I actually homeschooled my kids for a while until I couldn't, you know, they exceeded my ability in certain areas. And so I could see once they transitioned to like school, right, how that would then impact them. And it was frightening to watch.

And so I then was, you know, as a mom, but also as a professor who's been through this UAP kind of realization and recognition of, you know, the suppression of knowledge. Right. It brings it home to you when it's your kids. And so I was depressed, okay? I was depressed. And I was depressed for about a year, maybe longer. And so I thought, who has talked about this before?

And so I then was, you know, as a mom, but also as a professor who's been through this UAP kind of realization and recognition of, you know, the suppression of knowledge. Right. It brings it home to you when it's your kids. And so I was depressed, okay? I was depressed. And I was depressed for about a year, maybe longer. And so I thought, who has talked about this before?

And so I then was, you know, as a mom, but also as a professor who's been through this UAP kind of realization and recognition of, you know, the suppression of knowledge. Right. It brings it home to you when it's your kids. And so I was depressed, okay? I was depressed. And I was depressed for about a year, maybe longer. And so I thought, who has talked about this before?

And so for me, going to books is like what I do. So I looked back and I saw that, again, Plato's Republic, it talks about the cave, the allegory of the cave is like where, you know, you're in this cave and people are creating a fictional world. It's basically The Matrix. So if you haven't read Plato's Republic, The Matrix is about it. And then you've got Brave New World was Plato's, an update.

And so for me, going to books is like what I do. So I looked back and I saw that, again, Plato's Republic, it talks about the cave, the allegory of the cave is like where, you know, you're in this cave and people are creating a fictional world. It's basically The Matrix. So if you haven't read Plato's Republic, The Matrix is about it. And then you've got Brave New World was Plato's, an update.

And so for me, going to books is like what I do. So I looked back and I saw that, again, Plato's Republic, it talks about the cave, the allegory of the cave is like where, you know, you're in this cave and people are creating a fictional world. It's basically The Matrix. So if you haven't read Plato's Republic, The Matrix is about it. And then you've got Brave New World was Plato's, an update.

of Plato's Republic. Then 1984 was also an update of the Allegory of the Cave. So this is the idea that there's something that's been hidden from us, and there are characters who are hiding it from us. And like in 1984, they want—they're terrible, right? They're going to try—there's a never-ending war, right, in 1984.

of Plato's Republic. Then 1984 was also an update of the Allegory of the Cave. So this is the idea that there's something that's been hidden from us, and there are characters who are hiding it from us. And like in 1984, they want—they're terrible, right? They're going to try—there's a never-ending war, right, in 1984.