Whitley Strieber
speaker
1,360 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 19 Jun
Whitley Strieber’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Maybe they... Maybe I did go once with them, but it was not... It didn't feel... It wasn't dangerous.
It didn't feel dangerous, but I think you just... They're so complicated, and there's so many of them, and there's all kinds of different agendas and conflicting agendas.
You don't know... You can't... I mean, if I was asked, will you go with us by Greys right now, I would say no, because I wouldn't be sure what their plan was.
Now, that said, if Peter Robbins is right, we've got a lot of imagery from the moon and from Mars that has been being hidden.
Us?
Well, I mean, yeah, if they've got things that can go 50,000 feet in the 76th of a second, you'd think they probably could go to the moon fairly quickly and Mars.
And, you know, that's actually not that fast in terms of going to another star.
It'd take 1,300 years, I think, to go to the nearest star, even at that speed.
But to go to Jupiter, it would take about four minutes.
So they could be flying around all over this solar system, certainly.
And, you know, who was that?
Beatrice Valerio published a paper in...
Nature recently that was attempted to be debunked by another scientist, Kevin Knuth, who's, unfortunately, his math didn't work out.
And then there's another paper from another telescope saying that they're finding the same thing Beatrice did, which was unknown objects around Earth that were being recorded by the Palomar telescope back in the 50s.
So they've been here a long time.
They may be part of this.
And as we were talking about earlier, maybe they created us.
Maybe we're a game.
Maybe we're a toy.
Yeah.
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