Rory

Yeah, I can repeat it.

He said the little guy was three foot two.

No, he didn't say that.

This is where the story starts to get pretty insane.

If the medal wasn't enough, if the witnesses weren't enough, if the giant fireball colliding with the mountain isn't enough,

Then at the end, they're like, oh, yeah, and by the way, everyone that went up to look at it, it changed their blood.

That would be hard to figure out why they're doing that.

Because as I said, a lot of the information today comes from declassified CIA documents.

So that would be themselves releasing documents where they're not acknowledging the fact that it's one of their drones.

You know, if that makes sense?

I think where that theory falls down is the fact that, you know, especially in this point at height 611, a lot of the materials were shared internationally.

They sent it to like American scientists.

It was like a much more, eventually a more open time where like scientists from all over the world examined the materials.

So there was less of a reason to be secretive or lie about certain things like that.

But I do appreciate the angle.

I can see, you know, why we have to be skeptical of even the released files.

You know, this is like me having a diary as a kid, and then I accidentally leak my diary to my parents.

But every entry is just like, last night I went to bed on time after eating all of my vegetables, which I love.

I went to sleep thinking about how much I love my mommy and daddy, and I think they're the best.

Anyway, talk again tomorrow, diary.