Digital Social Hour
The $20K Mistake 99% of Researchers Make | Brad Olsen DSH #1039
Tue, 31 Dec 2024
🌎 Uncover the $20K mistake 99% of researchers make! 🧊 Join Sean Kelly as he dives deep into the icy mysteries of Antarctica with explorer Brad Olsen on this mind-blowing episode of Digital Social Hour. 🚀 Brad reveals shocking truths about secret bases, hidden technologies, and the real reasons behind elite visits to the frozen continent. 🕵️♂️ From Nazi hideouts to ancient civilizations, this episode is packed with jaw-dropping revelations that will change how you see the world! Discover the truth about: • The ice wall myth and what's really beyond the pole 🧭 • UFO sightings and underwater alien bases 👽 • Weather manipulation and its devastating effects 🌪️ • The connection between Antarctica and global power structures 🏛️ Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation that exposes the hidden agendas shaping our world. Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets from the Digital Social Hour! 🔔 #DigitalSocialHour #SeanKelly #BradOlsen #AntarcticaMysteries #ConspiracyTheories #HiddenTruth #WeatherControl #UFOSightings #ufo #history #documentary #ancientaliens #researchstation CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:58 - Brad Olsen’s Trip to Antarctica 04:36 - Conspiracy Theories About Antarctica 06:24 - Ice Shelves and Ice Fish 08:22 - UFOs in Antarctica 11:29 - Antarctica Exploration 15:46 - Remote Viewing Techniques for Antarctica 17:17 - What's Going On Down There? 19:26 - Weather Weapons and Manipulation 24:29 - Antarctica Esoterica and Mysticism 26:54 - The Hole in the Ice: Secrets Revealed 28:42 - Antarctica's Discovery and History 31:33 - Bermuda Triangle Mysteries 37:05 - Weather Control Technologies 39:20 - Alien Encounters and Theories 42:19 - Skinwalker Ranch Phenomena 44:22 - Stargates and Interdimensional Travel 47:30 - Easter Island Mysteries 49:09 - Accessing Advanced Technology 51:15 - Are We Part of the US Government? 52:22 - Where to Find Brad Olsen APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Brad Olsen https://x.com/cccpublishing LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/
Chapter 1: What was Brad Olsen's experience like in Antarctica?
All right, guys, fellow tall person here today, Brad Olson. Hey, Sean, it's going good. Thanks for having me on. The only person I met that's been to Antarctica. And two inches taller than you. Yeah, that doesn't happen often either.
But you fit in the Mercedes Benz that I got from the Conscious Award in Billy Carson's last summer. We just went out there and you said, this is the only car of this size that fits me.
Chapter 2: What conspiracy theories surround Antarctica?
Shout out to Billy because people probably thought it was rigged when they saw you in that car.
No, it was real, and he's a man of his word.
Yeah, that's cool, though. Kudos to him. Yeah, Antarctica, man. Let's start there.
Yeah, so this time about six years ago, I was just getting ready to fly down to South America. And I bought a Ford Expedition that had fully built out with a bed, a kitchenette, a refrigerator. My girlfriend and I picked it up in Santiago, Chile. We had to ride all the way up to Peru to meet with Brian Forrester and Nassim Harriman and Adam Apala in a trip we did through the Sacred Valley of Peru.
Chapter 3: Are there UFOs in Antarctica?
Peru, seeing all the petroglyphs there, which, by the way, is the highest concentration of megaliths on the planet. They're just everywhere, up on a hillside, in the valley, on a road going to another site, almost so you don't even blink an eye after a while. There's so many. Then we concluded the trip at Lake Titicaca with the group.
And then Emily and Infity and I drove through Bolivia and then all the way through Argentina down to Ushuaia, which is the southernmost city in the world. There is where over 90% of all the boat traffic for Antarctica leaves. So we weren't sure if we were going to get on a cruise ship or get on a sailboat.
As fate would have it, we were getting there around the Christmas holiday and going into a travel agent without a reservation or a ticket saying, no, we don't have anything until February. And we were flying out in Feb.
It was one last travel agent with a woman we met before who was really nice to us and said, have you tried over in the sailboat yacht harbor and ask around for passage to Antarctica? Said, no, where's that? And so right there in the middle of town is where all the cruise ships come in. It's quite a busy area. You go through customs there and everything.
But another two or three miles away was where all the sailboats were. And so we went there and met one guy who had a single passage. That wouldn't work for a couple. But he said, walk over two boats. There's a captain that has space for two.
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Chapter 4: What are the unique species found in Antarctic waters?
And it was even a better boat, well-built with a air compartment up front, which gives you a little peace of mind sailing to Antarctica over the Drake Passage. Stormiest seas of the world. And we certainly felt that effect once we got on the Drake. Wow. That's how we got down there in a 70-foot, 2-foot sailboat for 26 days. 26 days? Total trip. Whoa. 15 full days in Antarctica.
But it took us four days to get down there and then six days to get back. Damn, that's a long trip. It was a long trip, but you need it. It's a whole different continent down there, and it's the most remote piece of land on the planet, and it's 99% frozen ice. And it's like nothing you've ever seen before, Sean. You're going to a different world down there. There's no trees. There's no bushes.
You don't even really see brown or mud or anything. This is black and blue and white. Damn. Was there any life at all? Oh, yeah. Well, the life is all below the water, and it's quite abundant. There were seals that are mostly black with white underbellies. Whales, of course, black with white underbellies. Wow. The black of the mountain.
the white of the clouds and the white of the snow, and then the blue of the ocean and the blue of the sky. We also saw, of course, quite a few penguins and penguin colonies, different species as well, three different distinct species of penguin.
Now going into that trip, you probably heard a lot of conspiracy theories.
Yeah, I do. And part of the reason I went down there, Sean, is as far as I know, I'm the first researcher to go down there with the expressed interest to get to the bottom of a lot of these mysteries that we hear so much about. And to a degree, I was successful, but the questions I was asking, I did not find information. And that was, do you know of any...
Pyramids poking through the ice, antediluvian civilization. How about the three motherships, Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria, which the intelligence agencies named in the 1970s? It was routinely no, no, no to all the bases we went to, as well as the sea captains who do trips to Antarctica every year, but mostly to the Palmer Peninsula where we went.
It is sort of a tourist corridor, you could say, because when we were down there, we saw other sailboats and other cruise ships.
Interesting. Why do you think certain countries don't want their citizens going there?
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Chapter 5: What secrets are hidden beneath the ice in Antarctica?
Chapter 6: How does weather manipulation work?
It is sort of a tourist corridor, you could say, because when we were down there, we saw other sailboats and other cruise ships.
Interesting. Why do you think certain countries don't want their citizens going there?
I don't know if that's necessarily true. With a certain amount of money, you can. I don't think it's citizen-specific.
Okay, so that's a myth. Yeah, it pretty much is. Because I've seen these conspiracy theories where they say the governments don't want their people going there.
I don't think that's really true, at least to this part where I was going through a few hundred miles along the Palmer Peninsula. That's the finger that sticks out of Antarctica, and then the tip of South America comes down. That's the closest connection between a continent and Antarctica. Okay. Needless to say, most plane and boat traffic go through that southern tip region of South America.
Got it. So you didn't see the edge of the world?
No, there's another myth. There's no such thing as the ice wall. That's misinterpreted as the ice shelf. which is definitely there. And from a boat level, looking at it, it would look like a wall. In fact, the first thing we saw coming in on our sailboat, Sean, was a piece of ice that had broke off from the shelf with a flat top to it. It was enormous.
It was about the size of the merchandise mart in Chicago. If you know that building is one of the biggest buildings in the world.
Damn, just a piece of it was outside. Just a piece of it, yep. So that shelf is actually pretty big then.
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Chapter 7: What is the connection between Antarctica and global power structures?
Damn, so there's UFOs all the way out there in Argentina, huh?
Well, so this would have been on the Palmer Peninsula in Antarctica. It was an Argentinian base run by them. Really, no one lives down there. Only now there's 100 people on the whole continent. I mean, 1,000 people. Only a dozen people or so per base that stays over. Most of the bases are actually seasonal. And the season will start in November next month and go till early March.
And then you got to get out of there because it's pretty darn cold. Damn.
So do you think that was a UFO or a USO? Because we were talking before about how there's underwater submersible objects.
The best I could get out of the guy is that someone in the base saw a disc and orbs flying over. They didn't say to us that they saw them go into the water. Got it.
But that is a characteristic of some craft, even down in Antarctica, that was part of Operation High Jump, when it was really a mission to retrieve Nazi backward engineered craft, which Admiral Byrd called flugelrods, from his flight into the hole in the ice. according to his diary.
But during the Battle of High Jump, which was really a one-day, one-sided affair, after they tried to bomb Base 211, up out of the water comes unidentified submersible objects, USOs, And in a show of force, they used a laser weapon to slice one of the ships in half, the USS Murdoch, with great loss of life.
But that was enough warning to tell Admiral Byrd, A, you can't shoot us down, which they couldn't, and B, we can take out the whole fleet if we want to, so you better get out of here. And so he cut his trip off two months. into the six-month expedition.
On the way back, he gave an interview to a journalist from El Mercurio, and Admiral Byrd stated the following curious words, that we would be confronted with an enemy that has the ability to fly pole to pole at incredible speeds. So that's probably the flugelrod or USO that they experienced during high jump.
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Chapter 8: What mysteries surround Admiral Byrd's expeditions?
Yeah, he was getting his marching orders because at that point they knew Trump was going to win or did win. And he was there for the days right after the election when it became crystal clear that Hillary did not win. There's a place down there called Rothschild Island. In fact, Michael Sala told me, I said, Michael, what do you know along the Palmer Peninsula?
That was about the one really strange paranormal place where Christine Lagarde and what's his guy from the World Economic Forum? Soros? No, the other dude.
I don't know. I try to stay away from those guys.
The Dr. Evil guy. Oh, Fauci? No, the other guy. German, Swiss dude. Starts with an S. Schultz, no. I'm not sure. Uh, either way, everybody knows who it is. Yeah. The you'll eat nothing or you'll own nothing and like it. And yeah, yeah. I've seen that bug's that dude. It'll come to me in a sec.
Anyways, they were going down to Rothschild Island a few years ago and it also has some weather weapons down there. Cause every once in a while you'll see the frequency waves come shooting out of there. Oh, cloud Schwab. Oh, of course that guy. Him and Christine Lagarde from the European Central Bank went down there again, probably to get their marching orders.
So your question is, who's the real boss down there? Where it would seem that the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers are the colonels and the captains here, that there's a real general and that might not even be human.
Which is crazy because everyone put Rothschild at the top of the food chain, but you're saying there's another level.
Yeah.
Even they're being told, and they have all the money in the world and power.
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