Jason Jorjani

So you can look across all the different fields of technology and see like, for example, the Germans testing night vision goggles in the African desert in 1942. They were like five to 10 years ahead of us.

Then when you look at the saucer technology itself, you know, electrogravitics and the saucer airframe.

Then when you look at the saucer technology itself, you know, electrogravitics and the saucer airframe.

Then when you look at the saucer technology itself, you know, electrogravitics and the saucer airframe.

So when you read the Twining memorandum, General Nathan Twining's memorandum about the saucers, about flying disks, as they called them in those days. Yeah, yeah. there was a fake version of that that was modified and it was leaked in the UFO community, like, I don't know, a couple decades ago. And it changed a few sentences to make it out like Twining thought these were aliens.

So when you read the Twining memorandum, General Nathan Twining's memorandum about the saucers, about flying disks, as they called them in those days. Yeah, yeah. there was a fake version of that that was modified and it was leaked in the UFO community, like, I don't know, a couple decades ago. And it changed a few sentences to make it out like Twining thought these were aliens.

So when you read the Twining memorandum, General Nathan Twining's memorandum about the saucers, about flying disks, as they called them in those days. Yeah, yeah. there was a fake version of that that was modified and it was leaked in the UFO community, like, I don't know, a couple decades ago. And it changed a few sentences to make it out like Twining thought these were aliens.

The original Twining memorandum has since been excavated. And where you read, you know, at the end, when he's drawing his conclusions and making recommendations, he says, basically, this looks a lot like Nazi shit and we really should find out where the Horton brothers are.

The original Twining memorandum has since been excavated. And where you read, you know, at the end, when he's drawing his conclusions and making recommendations, he says, basically, this looks a lot like Nazi shit and we really should find out where the Horton brothers are.

The original Twining memorandum has since been excavated. And where you read, you know, at the end, when he's drawing his conclusions and making recommendations, he says, basically, this looks a lot like Nazi shit and we really should find out where the Horton brothers are.

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So where is this all coming? The point of departure was our conversation about the deep state.

So where is this all coming? The point of departure was our conversation about the deep state.

So where is this all coming? The point of departure was our conversation about the deep state.

If there's an entity, as Greer says, and here I agree with him, that's more powerful than all the governments of the world. How did it start? Where did it start? It started here. It started here because, okay, here it gets a little bit mind-boggling again. On the one hand, we've imported these thousands of Nazis, and we're engaging them in, let's just say, highly ethically dubious projects.

If there's an entity, as Greer says, and here I agree with him, that's more powerful than all the governments of the world. How did it start? Where did it start? It started here. It started here because, okay, here it gets a little bit mind-boggling again. On the one hand, we've imported these thousands of Nazis, and we're engaging them in, let's just say, highly ethically dubious projects.

If there's an entity, as Greer says, and here I agree with him, that's more powerful than all the governments of the world. How did it start? Where did it start? It started here. It started here because, okay, here it gets a little bit mind-boggling again. On the one hand, we've imported these thousands of Nazis, and we're engaging them in, let's just say, highly ethically dubious projects.

Which requires what? It requires a massive state security and classification apparatus to be put in place, right? Which is unconstitutional, according to our constitution. Government of the people, by the people, for the people. There was that thing, the Bill of Rights, right?