Jason Sands
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313 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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They had horns. There was a very specific thing that they said.
When you get ingrandized like that, that's where you kind of have people that do that. It's just to ingrandize or enlarge themselves. Sure.
And with other people like the whistleblowers I know, they've pretty much given up everything like me.
Oh, right, right, right.
Okay.
Let me put it through the image analyzer.
That's really good.
Yeah, but you can see the tires are not resting flat like there's weight to the car.
See, those are the things, as an analyst, you look at in the image. It's just you're looking at, you know, things like that.
It's the decals to me. But everything looks pretty fucking good. Yes. Well, yeah, it looks good, but there's just little details that your mind is picking up on going, eh, it's not quite right.
That's one of the litmus tests I give people when they, you know, because I have a lot of people that ask me, can you vet this guy? He says he's had an encounter. And then I kind of go through the experience because, you know, the one that I had in the desert, there was a telepathic kind of a thing that happened during that conversation I had with that gentleman in the desert.
And there's parts of that that people have only really experienced it they actually know about.
Like the residual data that or information that's left behind in your own mind Because you're sharing a mind space and things like this and there's certain things that when I ask questions of people that you know Sometimes I can tell right then and there you weren't there, you know experience but the people that do describe it and I know that they're telling the truth and
There's certain characteristics about that communication type that you only get when you've been talking, no kidding, telepathically.
I don't feel special at all. I was accidental.
Just doing my job at Nellis. We had two things we did. We did the telephone monitoring. Where's Nellis? It's in Nevada. So I'm working at Nellis Air Force Base for the DET-3, and that's where the program – they have a shop of four guys. I was one of them that would go out and monitor for the program.
So anyway, the other side of my job was also doing monitoring for everybody else that wasn't in the program.
You're actually plugging into, just like you heard, tapping, telephones, all the telecommunications type. We made sure that we listened to radios, we listened to radio waves. All that. And we gather it all in. And what we're tasked to do is, you know, say a commander at Wright-Patterson, you know, we went to do it.
It's always a two-week mission mostly unless it's part of an operation like Desert Storm. And you stay for a month or two and then you change out teams. But two weeks is the standard. So we go two weeks to Wright-Patterson. We gather all the information we can on all the telecommunications means.
And we also have an OSI team that's trying to sneak in the doors and get into the facilities they shouldn't be at. just to test the security. And that's all we're there for. And at the end of the day, on the last Friday, we go in and we talk to the staff. And then about 90 days later, we put in a final report and give that, again, back to the staff. And that's kind of how we rolled. So...
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