Jordan Jozak

Well, I was in a psionic development pipeline for legacy program development.

So the idea being is I was not supposed to leave this program, right?

This was, hey, for a few years, while your brain is in the state that we can make malleable and train before puberty, we can install these things, we can get you highly specialized in whatever your specialty is going to be.

And then later on, you're going to end up, you know, being sucked into deeper levels of the legacy program, whether that be, you know, UAP and crash retrieval operations, or whether that be, hey, our remote viewing espionage or other level psionic applications.

So this was like one of the aspects of that pipeline that would have went on to serve that.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, they're not.

Mainly because I interacted at later stages with this with what we consider like recovered materials.

Other language used from inside the program were actually relics.

Make of that what you will.

But I've told the story publicly on a piece of technology that I interacted with that I'm happy to kind of tell again here.

And the story is about this piece of tech.

Yes.

So this was brought in.

So this tech, whenever we worked with tech, it never existed in the facility.

What would happen is there would be a team that would bring it in.

Highly specialized, highly structured, never see these people.

I wasn't allowed to interact with them.

But essentially it'd be like eight security personnel and a huge box of

And then I would be in the room with a team of people watching me and they were utilizing me essentially in the experience that I'll get to here next to better understand how something worked that wouldn't communicate with them.