Mike Benz

Type in like saucer or something.

Right.

And you'll see it says paper must be read in light with razzle dazzle preceding the Organization of American States.

So basically what they're saying is – and if you read the context of this basically directive for the CIA's media assets to make a big stink about these crazy human interest stories, it's specifically to take away airplay and distract the population from –

you know, the other revelations in the news.

Um, what, what's happening?

No, I, I was only asking about the timing of the aliens.gov registration, just because I think, I think these things are funny.

There is a, um, there is a, there is a curious thing happening.

I know Tim Burchett has been making noise about this, that evidently there are these five disappeared scientists.

I think three of whom testified to Congress who were, you know, uh, on this, but, but

Have you ever seen the movie – there's a documentary called Mirage Men.

I think it came out in 2014 based on this book.

And it's a fascinating story about the kind of psyops that are deployed by the military –

to try to fabricate stories of aliens in order to do the same thing that the CIA cable said, to take away play from what is genuine military technology.

So it tells the story effectively.

In particular, it follows

This scientist who was a military contractor who was very successful, very well-to-do, long-time military government contractor who owned basically a residential estate with acres of land that abutted against a U.S.

military base, I believe in New Mexico or Nevada.

And because the person worked on this complex military equipment and had all these measuring devices and the like, his measuring devices would pick up on what was happening inadvertently on the Air Force Base.

And as there were various new kind of technologies for drones and for flying military aircraft that were being developed, he began to...