Jason Jorjani

Then there was another one at a place not all that far from Berlin. I forget the name of the small town that it was near, but it caused an EMP blackout of all the electricity and communications in Berlin for like, I don't know, 24 hours or something. Mm-hmm.

Then there was another one at a place not all that far from Berlin. I forget the name of the small town that it was near, but it caused an EMP blackout of all the electricity and communications in Berlin for like, I don't know, 24 hours or something. Mm-hmm.

Then there was another one at a place not all that far from Berlin. I forget the name of the small town that it was near, but it caused an EMP blackout of all the electricity and communications in Berlin for like, I don't know, 24 hours or something. Mm-hmm.

So point being, you know, that's something very disturbing to consider that like if the Nazis had actually successfully tested nuclear weapons in 1944, why did they lose the war?

So point being, you know, that's something very disturbing to consider that like if the Nazis had actually successfully tested nuclear weapons in 1944, why did they lose the war?

So point being, you know, that's something very disturbing to consider that like if the Nazis had actually successfully tested nuclear weapons in 1944, why did they lose the war?

I think it's a bad analogy because the level of interference in our societies on their part is such that it's nothing like anthropologists trying to study an uncontacted tribe without disturbing it. I mean, they're basically socially engineering our entire world.

I think it's a bad analogy because the level of interference in our societies on their part is such that it's nothing like anthropologists trying to study an uncontacted tribe without disturbing it. I mean, they're basically socially engineering our entire world.

I think it's a bad analogy because the level of interference in our societies on their part is such that it's nothing like anthropologists trying to study an uncontacted tribe without disturbing it. I mean, they're basically socially engineering our entire world.

Okay, so if you look through the history of religions, right, I think we talked about this in our first conversation. I cover it at length in Closer Encounters and in Prometheus and Atlas. Working from sources like, well, first of all, I mean, I talk comparative religion myself, so I've read the Bible like in depth and read the Quran and various religious scriptures. Sure.

Okay, so if you look through the history of religions, right, I think we talked about this in our first conversation. I cover it at length in Closer Encounters and in Prometheus and Atlas. Working from sources like, well, first of all, I mean, I talk comparative religion myself, so I've read the Bible like in depth and read the Quran and various religious scriptures. Sure.

Okay, so if you look through the history of religions, right, I think we talked about this in our first conversation. I cover it at length in Closer Encounters and in Prometheus and Atlas. Working from sources like, well, first of all, I mean, I talk comparative religion myself, so I've read the Bible like in depth and read the Quran and various religious scriptures. Sure.

But also, you know, I've read Jacques Vallée's works, Passport to Magonia, The Invisible College, an excellent book by... William Bramley, which I can't mention enough times. Everybody in the UFO circle should read this book, The Gods of Eden, William Bramley, okay? Nobody wants to think about these things.

But also, you know, I've read Jacques Vallée's works, Passport to Magonia, The Invisible College, an excellent book by... William Bramley, which I can't mention enough times. Everybody in the UFO circle should read this book, The Gods of Eden, William Bramley, okay? Nobody wants to think about these things.

But also, you know, I've read Jacques Vallée's works, Passport to Magonia, The Invisible College, an excellent book by... William Bramley, which I can't mention enough times. Everybody in the UFO circle should read this book, The Gods of Eden, William Bramley, okay? Nobody wants to think about these things.

William Bramley, anyway, I don't want to repeat myself from the first show, but he started out studying war profiteering throughout the course of history, and he came to the conclusion that the beings behind the UFO phenomenon have been socially engineering all of our cultures from the earliest that we have any historical records and that they're responsible for all the major wars.

William Bramley, anyway, I don't want to repeat myself from the first show, but he started out studying war profiteering throughout the course of history, and he came to the conclusion that the beings behind the UFO phenomenon have been socially engineering all of our cultures from the earliest that we have any historical records and that they're responsible for all the major wars.

William Bramley, anyway, I don't want to repeat myself from the first show, but he started out studying war profiteering throughout the course of history, and he came to the conclusion that the beings behind the UFO phenomenon have been socially engineering all of our cultures from the earliest that we have any historical records and that they're responsible for all the major wars.

And basically what's going on is mass exploitation of the human population by a hidden elite. So looking at all this, you see that they've been not just interfering, they've been designing human societies going back thousands of years. How does this fit into the simulation hypothesis? Good fucking question. Right. Because there's more than one way you can interpret that.

And basically what's going on is mass exploitation of the human population by a hidden elite. So looking at all this, you see that they've been not just interfering, they've been designing human societies going back thousands of years. How does this fit into the simulation hypothesis? Good fucking question. Right. Because there's more than one way you can interpret that.