Jordan Jozak

Right.

Like it was very neutral.

It wasn't angry.

It was just kind of like floating through, checking out, maybe even exhibiting some like loving behavior.

Right.

Like actually investigating.

Right.

uh on the you know mechanistic dog whistle side of the things right it's my understanding like that was producing a result you know nearly a hundred percent of the time but it would often produce a result that was aggressive right like as you saw in like episode two right like flying up to the trailer like getting highly aggressive probing our responses right so like that kind of like points to me that what we put out is also what we're going to get back it's like a mirror yeah

Yeah.

That's so interesting.

So highly supportive of, again, of like, this is why the military should not be leading this conversation.

And so it's like I don't subscribe that the jellyfish are actually like hostile.

I think that they're almost like an immune response.

Like you see that class when you're actually putting out something that's probably not in the best interest of the field.

Right.

So again, with like reality, the phenomenon reflecting back to us, that's why it's the more that you try to take this lockdown materialistic, like militaristic approach.

I think that's what you're going to get back.

they use electromagnetic pulse weaponry against these things and then so they're covered with plasma and then they sort of become inert and then they come down is that right like yeah like i'll be honest with you the way that i understand this again not sky watchers yeah but the way that i understand legacy uap crash retrieval operations to work many different styles right one style is let's say they're using psionics okay

You're going to take psionics, highly developed psychic aptitude.

They're going to go set up in the desert.