Jason Jorjani

You say that probably more than half-jokingly. No, I don't think Tucker's part of the Collins elite, but I think that they've gotten to his head. I think that these are the people who put this in Tucker Carlson's head, and he's been talking to too many of these folks. So anyway, some people think they were formed in 1947.

You say that probably more than half-jokingly. No, I don't think Tucker's part of the Collins elite, but I think that they've gotten to his head. I think that these are the people who put this in Tucker Carlson's head, and he's been talking to too many of these folks. So anyway, some people think they were formed in 1947.

You say that probably more than half-jokingly. No, I don't think Tucker's part of the Collins elite, but I think that they've gotten to his head. I think that these are the people who put this in Tucker Carlson's head, and he's been talking to too many of these folks. So anyway, some people think they were formed in 1947.

to basically, between 45 and 47, to spy on Jack Parsons and investigate what Jack Parsons, the occultist and rocket scientist, was doing, you know, with L. Ron Hubbard and others in the middle of the western desert, right?

to basically, between 45 and 47, to spy on Jack Parsons and investigate what Jack Parsons, the occultist and rocket scientist, was doing, you know, with L. Ron Hubbard and others in the middle of the western desert, right?

to basically, between 45 and 47, to spy on Jack Parsons and investigate what Jack Parsons, the occultist and rocket scientist, was doing, you know, with L. Ron Hubbard and others in the middle of the western desert, right?

Matter of fact, I think it was in Florida that Hubbard, you know, the founder of Scientology, stole...

Matter of fact, I think it was in Florida that Hubbard, you know, the founder of Scientology, stole...

Matter of fact, I think it was in Florida that Hubbard, you know, the founder of Scientology, stole...

uh parsons yacht and his girlfriend what i think that was off the coast of florida that he did that yeah they had a bad falling out i told you right that the flag building for scientology their primary headquarters where he parked his yacht is like 20 minutes from here i think that makes sense yeah yeah yeah i think he used this as a launching point for his uh various off the radar activities in the oceans of the world later in his life right yeah so anyway but let's not go into hubbard land

uh parsons yacht and his girlfriend what i think that was off the coast of florida that he did that yeah they had a bad falling out i told you right that the flag building for scientology their primary headquarters where he parked his yacht is like 20 minutes from here i think that makes sense yeah yeah yeah i think he used this as a launching point for his uh various off the radar activities in the oceans of the world later in his life right yeah so anyway but let's not go into hubbard land

uh parsons yacht and his girlfriend what i think that was off the coast of florida that he did that yeah they had a bad falling out i told you right that the flag building for scientology their primary headquarters where he parked his yacht is like 20 minutes from here i think that makes sense yeah yeah yeah i think he used this as a launching point for his uh various off the radar activities in the oceans of the world later in his life right yeah so anyway but let's not go into hubbard land

So some people think it was formed in 47 to investigate Parsons and so forth. But I actually argue in Satanion that the Collins elite probably goes back to the 1896, 1897 airship mystery.

So some people think it was formed in 47 to investigate Parsons and so forth. But I actually argue in Satanion that the Collins elite probably goes back to the 1896, 1897 airship mystery.

So some people think it was formed in 47 to investigate Parsons and so forth. But I actually argue in Satanion that the Collins elite probably goes back to the 1896, 1897 airship mystery.

Where there was this patent attorney who claimed to represent the inventors of the mystery airships. Right. And this guy's name was Collins. Right. And look, I don't want to be one of these guys who says the same thing every time. And I think we did discuss this last time. Very long story short, in a nutshell.

Where there was this patent attorney who claimed to represent the inventors of the mystery airships. Right. And this guy's name was Collins. Right. And look, I don't want to be one of these guys who says the same thing every time. And I think we did discuss this last time. Very long story short, in a nutshell.

Where there was this patent attorney who claimed to represent the inventors of the mystery airships. Right. And this guy's name was Collins. Right. And look, I don't want to be one of these guys who says the same thing every time. And I think we did discuss this last time. Very long story short, in a nutshell.

This patent attorney, George Collins, gave an extensive testimony to the San Francisco Chronicle, and I think it was 1897, about what these airships were, how they were going to be publicly declared. The company was going to publicly declare itself on the stock exchange and come forth with this technology and all this.

This patent attorney, George Collins, gave an extensive testimony to the San Francisco Chronicle, and I think it was 1897, about what these airships were, how they were going to be publicly declared. The company was going to publicly declare itself on the stock exchange and come forth with this technology and all this.