Jason Sands
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313 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Retrievals. Retrievals. Yeah, when I was first introduced into the program, one of the very first things they asked me was, do you want to be part of the retrieval program? And I said, well, tell me about it. And when they said the things they said, I was like, no. Number one, it sounds gross.
Number two, you probably can't give me enough PPE gear and hazmat gear to make me feel safe around these things. And no, I'm not interested in that. Thank you very much.
Yes.
Well, I think the new guy on the block, Jake Barber, he's describing some of the ways that you can do this psionically. I guess his psionic team, he's going to start showing some of that to the world, that some of these craft are manned and piloted by consciousness. And apparently they have a psionics team that can actually get in the headspace of these craft and cause them to land.
So it's not really a forced landing. It's just kind of a mutual thing.
Yes, and then there's other ones that are done kinetically, which is more the scary side of it and the ugly side of the program is that what you've got here is it's not so much the military doing this, but the corporate people like Lockheed, Northrop, and all these other companies, they treat this stuff as very high-value target kind of stuff, and it's very valuable for them to get the retrievals.
So you've got really what – amounts to a bunch of treasure hunters that are hired with mercenaries involved as well that go out for these retrievals. And that's where Jake Barber comes in is that he sees some of these people that are hired to come out and retrieve this stuff and he's done that.
Exactly.
Well, Roswell... The most accurate account is the one where the microwave radar waveform upset the onboard avionics inside these craft that these NHI were flying on that day in Roswell.
Right. But if you look at some of the stuff like Gary Nolan said about how even at the very molecular level, these things are organized very minutely. So you can imagine what – even a flow of electricity, if it affects it wrong or it's at the right wavelength, it does break down the electrical current and the electromagnetic or whatever drive that they might have.
And that seems to be what happened at Roswell is that they actually – accidentally went in and were just sweeping like a radar and it caused this craft to crash.
There's actually another person that was approached by, you know, the same race of NHI. And this guy says that they actually recounted what happened is that they thought they were attacked by a directed energy weapon. And then they quickly found out that, no, this was just accidental and that this was some sort of a radar system that just caused their attack.
their onboard computer to go haywire for just that second enough to cause the crash to happen.
And wouldn't you have like a system to prepare yourself for storms? Yes, and that's something that might have taken them by surprise because you're talking about 1950s. Radars were not all that new, but they weren't all that old either. When was radar invented? Do you know?
Yeah, it was World War II. So it was right around the 1950s. Right around the same time. Right. So it may have been unexpected technology for them, and maybe they just didn't have their countermeasures up or something.
So you have to think about the time frame of when this radar stuff was actually being – and besides that, they do not always – I intercepted a different call that states that they do have a periodicity between when they come and go. They're not always here. They're out doing other things, I guess.
You got me. I was born in 63. This happened earlier than I even got there. I'm just trying to go off of what I heard on my missions.
And I agree. I kind of had the same thoughts. But at the same time, we've made similar stupid decisions when it comes to battles.
Well, I think that that's true to an extent. But I think also they're very common. They have things in common with us as well, that they do have, you know, the same sorts of desires to want to live their life well and all these other things are part of it. So, yeah.
Well, look at us. And this is where I think there's a commonality between us and the NHI. We're intelligent people. Some of us. Some of us, yes.
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