Jeremy Corbell

Imagine a school and the BBC comes with John motherfucking Mack from Harvard.

You're like, whoa.

But here's what happened.

I see these faces of these kids and kids tell it like they saw it.

Like when you're in that setting with an authority figure asking you, you don't coordinate amongst 60, 90 kids the same narrative.

You don't draw the same picture.

You just don't do that.

And there's John Mack and I'm a kid and I'm watching these kids flash forward.

Liesl, she meets me in Oregon.

Salma, they were the closest to the aliens, they call them aliens, the greys.

They had almond-shaped eyes, big heads, and here's what people don't know.

When they were standing in front of this being, Salma, or I think it was Liesl, said to me,

In my mind was being projected the destruction of Earth.

And she said, the environment.

And she says, I got the message, and a lot of the kids did, that we're gonna hurt ourselves, and that we should protect Earth, because it's special.

And then she said she had to break out of that, Liesl and Salma, break out of that, Liesl said, and all of a sudden, it just all went back.

The sound was back, everything was back, and they left, ran away, or kids.

The thing is, I asked her.

I said, one, what did they want you to do and are you doing it?

And she goes, and she looks at me, because it was the first time she had publicly spoken.