JUSTICE for Aneutronic Fusion - Politics & Physics

Carl Sagan could not have predicted 2021, but he did see it coming. He wrote the following back in 1995 and we quote, "I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time when the United States is a service and information economy, when nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries, when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues. When the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority, when clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide almost without noticing back into superstition and darkness. The dumbing down of America is most evident in the slow decay of substantive content in the enormously influential media. The 30-second sound bites now down to 10 seconds or less, lowest common denominator programming, credulous presentations on pseudoscience and superstition, but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance." Roll that around for a while. Those were among his final published words. He died 10 months later. Here we are 25 years later realizing just what he was trying to tell us back then. Ashton Forbes, you know, that super jacked guy. Here we go. Breaking news tonight, a Malaysia Airlines flight with 239 people on board, including four Americans, has gone missing. Even as these grainy satellite images released today by the Chinese government Why shoot it down if it's not hostile? Our technology to manipulate time and space. Why the Americans would? They need distance annihilated. This country's very powerful. Far more powerful than people understand. We have weaponry that nobody has any idea what it is, and it is the most powerful weapons in the world. Not even close. I remember the line from the Hindu scriptures about the Bhagavad Gita. Vishnu is trying to persuade the prince that he should do his duty, and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form, and he says, "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." I suppose we all thought that one way or another. We are back, baby. We are back, guys. Hope you guys had a good couple days without me, although you probably watched the live interview or not live interview, the pre-recorded interview I did with Wyatt where we talked about SETI and aliens and all kinds of weird stuff. Hope you guys enjoyed that. Tonight, guys, there is a lot to talk about. There is a lot going on in the news that I wanted to weigh in on my opinion. And also, I hope you guys appreciate Oh, look at my new drip. Ooh, look at these glasses. I'm wearing them just because I got them, and otherwise I'd never wear them. So, I want people to appreciate these dope glasses. Thank you very much for appreciating them. Now, let's get to the real talk. First of all, obviously, I got to bring up the situation in Minnesota, the the tragic event. It is tragic, no matter which side of the situation you are on politically, where a woman lost her life to an ICE officer. It happened in my backyard. In fact, maybe to prove to you that I am from this region, I will go there tomorrow and record myself at the site and see if any um blue-haired people rip me shred to shred or limb to limb. Uh but here's the situation on this. We're not going to talk about it too long. I'm just going to leave it like this. I'm right about everything, and I called this situation months ago. When the whole situation was happening in Portland and Chicago, I even did whole live streams talking about the rioting and all how these caravans are following ICE around. These these moms, these that have nothing to do here in the middle of the day except to listen to Candace Owens and and decide to rile themselves up with stuff like going after ICE and tracking them around, driving caravan caravans around, blocking them in. It's just like the most dangerous situation you could think of. I would never have thought that people would even do that. And it's so similar to terrorist activities that you see in the movies that it's almost comical. Almost comical. Straight up out of Mogadishu, blocking the roads with our cars sideways for an ambush kind of stuff going on. So, here's my opinion on this. Stop blocking the roads. This is not a game that we're playing here. This is real life. This is real life, and you don't get any resets. There's no do-overs. I think that people have completely lost touch with reality, and their like Reddit personas have become their real their real personas in the real world. And this has to stop. And it's not going to stop where ICE stops doing their jobs. That's never going to happen. They're federal officers performing legal duties. Nothing they're doing is illegal. Like they're following their orders to do their jobs. I get it. You don't You don't like that they're removing illegal

That's never going to happen. They're federal officers performing legal duties. Nothing they're doing is illegal. Like they're following their orders to do their jobs. I get it. You don't You don't like that they're removing illegal people from this country. This is the other thing, too, that I want to point out. ICE is removing illegal citizens from this country. They're not removing legal citizens. This shouldn't really be controversial whatsoever. Every country removes people that are not supposed to be there. They get them out, except for us for some reason. And then when we try, we have liberal white women basically just risking themselves, for lack of a better term. I don't have a good way to put it. Risking themselves Uh if you don't know what that means, look up wow jargon. To prevent it from happening. So, just stop doing it. I don't want I don't think anybody should have to lose their lives, but it just got to stop. Okay, that's enough of that. I don't even really want to talk about that much more. I do have one more political statement I want to make here, though. And then we're going to get into some more fun stuff, chat. Dan Bongino. Been very interesting to see him come back. He has been attacking what I have been referring to as the woke right. Specifically, he's been attacking Dave Smith really hard last couple days. And I want to say straight off the bat, I support Dan Bongino. It's not because I'm paid off, not because of 7K, it's not because, you know, I should be against him because the government has been covering up what happened to MH370. But when I listen to Dan Bongino, I can tell right away that he's an honest guy. Within just seconds, I can tell that he's an honest guy. And the other thing I know is that the public doesn't understand how government works. Government is built in a way where nothing can possibly get done. And if they have secrets, they're set up in a way where they're compartmentalized, where somebody were an outsider were to come in, they're not just going to be able to get access to them. That's how they've been able to keep the secrets for as long as they have been. So, people had these expectations of Dan Bongino that he's going to go in there, and he's going to capture all the pedophiles, and he's going to release the Epstein list, which hasn't even been established to exist. And then when he went in there and he found out that Epstein really did end his own life, they were mad at him because he wasn't telling them what they wanted to hear. So, I respect him because he's a guy that I and I'm going to predict this. He's going to come out, and he's going to explain, when he does his first podcast, all of the red tape and complexity that goes on with government and the FBI, and why it's difficult to just like, you know, do the things that podcasters demand that they think that you can just, you know, wave a magic wand and make occur. And he's also going to point out all the things that he did do, that he was able to accomplish. Because change is extremely difficult. And the reason why I'm saying this isn't just because I want to say I support Dan Bongino, because he follows me. Uh but it's also just because I want people to understand that my own perspective, maybe your perspective, will evolve as you learn about the true level of technology that the United States government has. We are operating on a completely different playing field than the rest of the world is. And I don't think anybody has realized that this is the case until relatively recently. And I think a lot of people have been in disbelief about this, that we know that the United that the military is more advanced, but there's been people saying we don't have hypersonics. Guys, we don't have hypersonics. What are you talking about? United States has had hypersonics since the '60s. Like they're saying, "Oh, you know, we would lose in a war to Russia or China." Are you out of your mind? Are you actually out of your mind? So, it's very important, in my opinion, that the United States did what they did to Venezuela because that was us establishing this was doing what Trump and Marco Rubio and others have been saying, which is that we are going to leverage our technologies and our capabilities to advance United States interests abroad, specifically in trade, uh you know, anything that we need, national security. And to this end, we kidnapped a president. A lot of people have been wondering how the hell did they do that? There's actually some people that were in so disbelief, such disbelief about us kidnapping a president of a country. President, let's put it in quotes. I mean, we're talking foreign dictator, do they really count? They're like two-thirds of a president, let's just say. And yes, we don't have a name for this new Ashton that the brown glasses. Maybe this should just be brown Ashton. We're not worried about labels or being called racist. Brown Ashton it is. Simple. Solved. Okay. Back to the politics. So, people were wondering, they were

that the brown glasses. Maybe this should just be brown Ashton. We're not worried about labels or being called racist. Brown Ashton it is. Simple. Solved. Okay. Back to the politics. So, people were wondering, they were saying, "Oh, this is a false flag. There's no way that these eight helicopters could have just flown directly into the capital city of Venezuela without anybody getting shot or hurt or anything like that." Which is what the reports are saying. And I think the United States government would say if somebody got hurt or killed or something like that cuz it's kind of hard to hide. So, outcomes. A new report today. And this is secondhand, so take it how you will, but I found a couple different sources that are referencing the same report where uh a Venezuelan soldier comes out and says, "This was not a normal attack. This was They were not using what they would call conventional weapons. They had drones that nobody had seen before. They said they were using sonic weapons that were causing their ears and noses to bleed that would immobilize them that anybody that tried to shoot back, that was just brave enough to shoot back, that they would just get completely annihilated, vaporized, disintegrated. They're just done. GG. That basically 20 dudes rolled up in eight helicopters, kidnapped a president, took out over 100 soldiers. Over 100 soldiers. And got out of there with the president with no injuries. That is some That's straight-up out of Call of Duty That's more impressive than a video game to me. I mean, that's just wow. So, let's listen to that. I've got it up here. I've got I've got two different interpretations from that same report. Cuz I just thought this was wild. It seems to be going kind of viral right now. Um let's see. Here we go. This is one of the guys that was protecting Maduro has spoken and you got to hear what he's said. It's in Spanish, but I'll translate. Also, Trump announced that, you know, the cartels, they're going after him in Mexico. The whole vibe of this Latin America has changed because of what happened in Venezuela. And uh now that we're getting first-hand accounts from people that were there, the soldier says they didn't hear him coming. They said He says the Americans had technology superior to anything they've ever seen. Everything that they were using for radar, for anything, was completely taken offline. They had drones and the drones were taking out bases and taking out things faster They didn't have our technology. They've never had to fight against drones. He also talks about that there was only eight helicopters. There was only 20 men that were sent in. And those 20 men killed hundreds of their men. And none of those soldiers were injured. He talks about it felt like they were firing 300 rounds a minute. Nothing they I think he probably means per second because just for the record, 300 rounds a minute is not a lot. ever seen. Nothing that they can compete with. And then he also talks to the fact that the Americans had some kind of uh sonic shock boom that was sent out. And everybody immediately started bleeding profusely out of their nose. They couldn't even gather themselves because whatever was sent at them made them fall to their knees and vomit blood out of their mouth and out of their noses. They were incapacitated immediately. He says he never wants to fear never wants to go through that again. Doesn't want to have to fight with the Americans again. He's sending warnings to everybody out there that you you think you can fight the Americans, you don't even know what their weaponry is like and what they're capable of. 20 men took out hundreds. And that's starting to spread all through Latin America. And now they're not saying, "If you want me come and get me anymore." They're like, "Oh, shit." Especially after Trump says, "Hey, Mexico, you're on the list, too." Oh. That is crazy. For the record, I voted for this. Are you kidding? This gets me up to half-mast. We're almost maybe three-quarters of the way full here. Holy smacks. That is Oh. I don't really know how to put it in the words. I just feel this sense of straight-up patriotism when I hear that. You're telling me we got weapons that are just straight-up demoralizing enemies to the point where they don't even want to fight back anymore? Hell, yeah. Why weren't we doing this before? I mean, I'm just sitting here wondering like, is this the greatest administration ever? Certainly in my lifetime. No doubt. Best Sec War, best Secretary of State ever, best president ever. Honestly, J.D. Vance might be the weak link. He might be the weak link in this entire administration. We're just breaking out sonic weapons causing people's eyes and ears to bleed, causing them to be immobilized and be like, "Huh, I'm done. Uh I'm done. I'm done." I'm like, "Oh, I hear this. I hear this." I saw a meme I'm going to recreate. I hear this and I'm just like, my autistic self is like, "Aww." Aura. Oh my god. So much aura coming from that.

I hear this. I hear this." I saw a meme I'm going to recreate. I hear this and I'm just like, my autistic self is like, "Aww." Aura. Oh my god. So much aura coming from that. I'm still trying to process it all. So, where First of all, when is Michael Bay going to make the movie? I'll be the first person in line to see the movie. I'm going to be the dude camped out a night before to watch the movie of the Venezuelan raid. I don't even know what they're going to call it yet. I can imagine in my mind Michael Bay makes this. You got eight eight Chinook helicopters rolling up and they've got Black Hawk helicopters like flanking them. Next thing you know, a bunch of orbs come out and now you got all these orbs floating around and they're just frying people, zapping them, shooting missiles down, directed energy weapons, frying their brains. And the best part, everybody gets out just like a hero movie. And it's all real. Just inject it directly into my veins, use the mind chip and download it into my brain. I want it and I want it right now. What? I love this administration, chat. So, there's this other version of this. It goes in a little bit more depth. Let me pull that part up because you know, it just kind of shows you that this was the reason why this seems like this is just some guys that he's translated this from uh is it Portuguese, right, that they speak? Uh here we go. Here's the other version. Portuguese and Spanish are pretty similar. are telling you is absolutely true. Here we go. Folks, pay attention to this audio from a Chavista in Caracas who experienced Honestly, even if this is a duplicate, I just want to listen to it again. It just got me so excited. the answer attack this past January 3rd. Listen. Uh well, I want you to know what they are telling you is absolutely true. Understand? Uh they're going to do all of that. Well, what choice do we have? I'll send you a video. You can draw your own conclusions. Mr. Nobleto Rodriguez, uh we surrender. We have no option. Look, they have more technology, much more weaponry. We're not prepared. Here today, people were returning their rifles that they voluntarily handed in. People want nothing to do with it. People don't want to fight. People don't want to uh it was quite ugly what happened in Caracas. Uh but see, what you are neutralized uh all the force we had to respond failed. No, they shut down the entire electrical system, took out the radars, took out all the iglas. Uh people were scared. They got only one person grabbed an igla and when he fired it, a drone immediately detected him and well, they died. They uh they killed them all with one single bomb here. Uh here I am. On January 23rd, here I am. One guy here tried to be a tough guy. He shot that crap. He took him out. And the drone soon returned and dropped a bomb. Well, it blew up half of this area. Uh there are many dead, many people burned, many people injured. Holy And I'll send you a video. There are around 100 dead, around 100 military dead. They threatened that the next ones That was just eight helicopters, only eight helicopters, they said. And it was true because there were only eight helicopters and 20 men. 20 men who killed uh 32 hundred men. I mean, 32 taken in one single devastating blow. More than a a few presidential figures, a handful of civilians. And there were only 20 of them. But the weaponry they possessed, man, these were weapons, my buddies tell me, that that could fire over 300 rounds, man, per per minute. They were weapons that that Those other guys were all goes out too quick. They This is just just honestly, I'm just gaining aura just from being near it and absorbing the energy as a fellow American that talks about advanced technology. Because what's what's important about this is it goes to show that we're right about the United States has technology that like the rest of the world doesn't understand. We actually spoke about this exact technology that they're describing here. Where they're talking about immobilizing the people, making their eyes bleed, all this crazy I was actually recently talking about it. In fact, I got the video ready to go here for you all. Here we go. Ooh. Depending on scientists have finished testing on an early weapon that can make laser plasma balls talk. Stop. Or we will be forced to fire upon you. It's called the the laser induced plasma effect and it's made by the Joint Nolly the Weapons Directorate. So, what they've done is basically created a laser that can shoot out to a certain distance and they can pipe in sound sound waves through it. It actually make human voice sounds and commands. Stop. Or we will be forced to fire upon Now, where this becomes useful is around an area where you want to keep a perimeter secure. So, essentially, you can shoot out this laser, you can then talk to the the people on the edge of the perimeter rather than sending troops out there and tell them to get away or you're going to

you want to keep a perimeter secure. So, essentially, you can shoot out this laser, you can then talk to the the people on the edge of the perimeter rather than sending troops out there and tell them to get away or you're going to shoot or get away or they're going to use other means to deter them. And that same laser can be used actually target the individual Wait, chat, why are y'all acting surprised? Y'all didn't know we can fry people's brains with this I'm telling you, you're not I mean, am I just bad at my job? I think you know what, this might be my fault. This is probably my fault. I've been holding back. I've been trying to say that we can fry people's minds with laser beams and and we can make plasma balls that like people are going to think are ghosts and stuff like that. Is that Have I not been clear? I probably haven't been clear. That's probably my bad, guys. So, yeah, we can make crazy laser beam plasma balls that are like talking people's minds, we can fry people's brains, we can incapacitate them, immobilize them. We have AI that we can use that is literally like the drone is flying up there. I think I did the the video last time. The drone is flying up there and it's mapping everything. Like the whole city. And the AI is tracking every single moving object. So, when he's talking about like, "Hey, the dude jumped out and like it disintegrated him." Like, yeah. Like the moment that they saw that guy was moving towards an aggressive position, a Reaper drone could already just fired a missile. So, I'm just saying hypothetically, could there even be some way crazier than that, you know? A directed energy weapon could just fire down on somebody and just it's over from outer space. From outer space, chat. So, when I listen to this, I just go, "Oh, we are we're going to get vindicated." I mean, I doubt they break out the plasma orbs that are teleporting the airplanes. But at this point, why not have some fusion or alternative power drone that can do these things? Just have to have a weapon on it and it has to be synchronized up with the Gorgon Stare system with the AI built in, the ASTRI Lockheed Martin AI. And then, yeah, they can just, you know, have plasma balls talking to you, fry your brains, make your eyes bleed. Those are like the better outcomes if we're just going to be perfectly honest. This is really just like some people are pointing out, this would be like the old technology that we're breaking out just to flex a little bit. Like, "Oh, you thought you were safe in Caracas in your in your safe house inside your military base in your capital city? No, we can turn off all the power in the whole city. Uh your super advanced radars, those are just completely disabled and useless as well. And then also, we can go ahead and just make people think they're like they're being haunted by by evil spirits and which is just like psychological warfare. Keep Summer safe, chat. Keep Summer safe. Okay, sorry. Keep going. Cuz he also says a little bit more here at the end. So, fry their brains. other means to deter them. And that same laser can be used actually target the individual and uh and and create heat through pinpricks, like microscopic pinpricks in their skin, even beneath clothing. It's extremely uncomfortable and people move out of the way almost immediately. At the same time, the exact same laser is also being used as kind of a an a never-ending flashbang grenade. See? See? You can literally drive people crazy, make them think they're feeling stuff, and it's so discomforting and they don't even want to do anything. And the same laser is a never-ending flashbang grenade that's just so you can't even focus cuz you're constantly being disoriented by this flashbang. I almost guarantee you this this or similar technology is what we deploy. That's what those guys are describing. They're describing like some sort of sonic weapon or area of effect EMP type of weapon. And with respect to the grid, we're talking about like hacking their whole their whole network probably. We probably have backdoors in like every country's power systems. I mean, we have vulnerabilities, they have vulnerabilities, too. It's pretty crazy. And yes, Ben Rich and other people, they've been talking about this. The problem is Here's what I'll tell you guys. This is very important. I'm I'm dropping life lessons here. When 9/11 happened, doesn't matter what you who you think did it. The important part for me for 9/11 was it was a wake-up call. That was a wake-up call. I had grown up never unknowing or understanding war. Never knowing or understanding terrorism at home. And there I learned what what uh atrocities people are capable of humans are capable of, what level of planning of operations people are capable of. And it's scary and you realize that and that's what this is is that this is an awakening of people realizing that we have technologies that, you know, classical physics may not fully be able to understand and grasp. Uh especially if it includes beaming energy over distances. A lot of this can be explained.

is is that this is an awakening of people realizing that we have technologies that, you know, classical physics may not fully be able to understand and grasp. Uh especially if it includes beaming energy over distances. A lot of this can be explained. Agreed. Agreed. But there becomes a line where some of it can't quite be naturally explained, especially when planes are being teleported out of the sky. Just a random example. Okay. So, back to the task at hand. So, Venezuela, we've got this super advanced technology. Now, segway this back to MH370. The way that I know that we have this is the MH370 videos show them all the time, including at the beginning of this, you know, uh this particular live stream here. And I guess I'll just reaffirm, these videos are real. I know they're real. How do I know they're real? Well, I found the guy that leaked them. There's no hoaxer of the videos. They're not going to find this plane they're currently searching right now in the South Indian Ocean. They're never going to find this plane in the South Indian Ocean cuz the videos have coordinates in them and it's the Nicobar Islands. So, uh I'm looking at videos, like military videos. And this is where I want to remind people. Made a post about this today. But I guess again, I have to repeat myself. Listen very carefully what I'm about to say here. The GoFast and the Gimbal videos, those Navy UFO videos, they became super famous in 2017. The ones that the Navy said, "Yep, these are actually real." Those videos were leaked on the internet like almost 10 years before that. And those videos, the same debunkers that say the MH370 videos are fake, those same debunkers were 100% sure those Navy videos were fake. They were conclusively debunked as some sort of elaborate recreation. That's what they said. And then the Navy came out in 2017 said, "Nope, they're real." So, those of you out there who doubt the authenticity of the MH370 videos, there is literally a precedent for the videos being real. Okay. Today, Danny Jones spoke to uh a pilot and asked him about MH370. And I have to say right off the bat that what the hell, man? Like, hm. I guess I understand the situation. I have shown zero love to Danny Jones. I've said nothing positive about him for the most part. I've said a lot of negative things. But it's just up to talk about somebody's research, talk about somebody's work, talk about it incorrectly, and on top of that, to not say the person you're talking about. It's shitty. Because it's obvious that your intention is I don't want to give that person any credit for their work. When I show people's videos, I don't not say their names. I don't not give them credit because I think they're shitty people. I want people to know who they are. I want people to know what their opinions are. So, when I hear people like Danny Jones, Ross Coulthart, all these other guys, when when talk about my stuff or they just they won't say my name, you, man. Honestly. At least have the balls to say my name. At least have that much. And here's the fact before I play this. You know what? Let's just talk. This is a message for Danny Jones. Let's just talk again. Let's just think about the sides of this. First of all, I will give this concession. I will be chill in our conversation. I have every reason to crash out in a conversation. And And I think Danny knows it would look really bad for him when that were to happen. So, I will not do that and keep it 100% professional. That's the concession that I will give. Danny has no reason to reject it. It is, you know, a lot Some of his podcasts do very well. A lot of them Some of them don't. I'm pretty sure if I come back on the show, it's going to get a lot of views. There's still a lot of people that want to see me go down. A lot of people that want to see this conversation and situation be resolved. I think that a lot of my initial followers came from Danny Jones's uh from his following. So, let's just have the conversation because it's so much talking around people. And at the minimum, at least get my position correct. That's all that I ask. Stop going around there saying that Ashton thinks that aliens zapped the plane or Ashton thinks that UFOs zapped the plane. That's just like, dude, come on, man. You're not giving me nearly nearly the credit I deserve. I solved the mystery of the plane, man. And it's the United States government that did it. It wasn't aliens that did it. It was the United States government. So, when you say disingenuous stuff like that, it it is going to come back and haunt you. But, let's just at least have the conversation. Air everything out there. Resolve that because truthfully, I'm a pretty reasonable guy. There we go. Okay. So, here's the clip. I just closed it. One sec. Here we go. This is the short version of the clip. I think there was one more part I'll speak

a pretty reasonable guy. There we go. Okay. So, here's the clip. I just closed it. One sec. Here we go. This is the short version of the clip. I think there was one more part I'll speak to as well. Um here it is. Fly either kind of edited it together. take on the the MH370 airplane that disappeared. The Malaysian Airlines Yeah, that's that's an interesting one That's one of the craziest ones to me. It is. Um you know, the the all the theories came out right away. You know, somebody stole the airplane. They're going to turn it into a bomb. You know, I just shook my head cuz I'm like First of all, there's there's only a few runways around the planet where you can land an airplane that big. Then to hide the airplane, you have to have a huge hangar. Right. And 777s don't fit all the way into most hangars. Like the tail will stick out, right? Oh, really? And then on top of that, you had what? How many people on 250 people, let's say, on board the airplane? Yeah. You would have to get You'd have to I guess kill all of those people or or And then think about how many people it would take to coordinate a plot like that. You'd have to keep everybody silent. Nobody would come in front of a camera behind a microphone and spill the beans about what happened. So, So, none of that stuff was ever plausible. Wow. That part right there is kind of crazy. Because that's what happened. That's not plausible? It's not plausible the United States conducted a covert operation? How many people do you think had to know about the operation? Like 20? 30? It's not as many as this guy is saying. How do we know? Because we're watching the two videos and neither of them has a person on board. They're both drones that are recording this and the orbs that are spinning around the plane are also drones. So, actually not that many people need to know about this operation. A very small number, actually. And I think that's part of the reason why nobody's come forward is it turns out the secrecy in the United States is a lot more powerful than what people think in the public. And the people that doubt that, I would say, go look at what just happened in Venezuela and what you thought about the technologies before that operation. Did you think that we could make people's ears bleed and make people immobilized and demoralized in the level they're turning in their guns in their capital city? No, you didn't think that. And here I am telling you it again. They can keep secrets like this. This is how they do covert operations and we don't hear about them. Because they use very small number of people. They use special forces that are never going to talk. And so, the point about the people on the plane, everybody asked me, "Well, what do you think happened to the people on the plane?" I think they're dead. Why? Because they're not talking. They're not going to CNN going, "Hey, man, I'm uh you know, uh what's his face? Uh James Wood or what? Sorry, not uh what was the guy's I can't remember. Philip Wood. I'm I'm Philip Wood and I was the guy that was supposed to be on that plane." Nobody's doing that. So, they're either in witness protection or they're dead. Right? And most of them were Chinese. So, if China wants to do something, they could take care of them. Or the simplest explanation is that they died because there was a fire on board the plane. I'm going to get to that in a second. Mhm. Even though there's people that write books about it, make videos about it. That airplane is probably down at the bottom of a very deep ocean. Those are my theories. So, he One more thing he said there, he gets edited out, but I watched the whole thing. He says he thinks it's at the bottom of the ocean because the ocean's really deep. Like this is like no disrespect to that guy. I'm sure he's a very intelligent guy, but this is where the NPC thinking comes into play. That's not his original thought. Do you know how I know that's not his original thought? Any guesses? The ocean isn't that deep in the South Indian Ocean. How do I know? I actually checked. So, this is how simple it is. Like people say this weird stuff like the ocean's super deep. That's why we weren't able to find the plane. The black boxes are all rated to 20,000 ft and there's nowhere in the South Indian Ocean that goes that deep. And so, you hear people say this and you go, "That's not even your own thought that you just said right there." You literally just co-opted that from somebody else that said that because neither of you did any research to check. Cuz you could have just checked and realized that's not true at all in the South Indian Ocean. And this is what's weird is that people just make things up. They just make things up when the story doesn't make any sense to them. They go, "No, there's no way the United States could have done anything. They

And this is what's weird is that people just make things up. They just make things up when the story doesn't make any sense to them. They go, "No, there's no way the United States could have done anything. They could have covered this up." And you go, "Okay, well, what do you think happened?" They go, "Well, the ocean's like really deep. There's just" And you go, "No, it's not." And they go, "But, yeah. It's just somewhere in the ocean." Like what the hell, man? This is just This is why we can't solve the mystery. This is why we can't solve the mystery. Why didn't Danny Jones just pull the videos up? Be like, "Hey, man, well, there's two military videos right there and there's literally coordinates." There's literally coordinates in there and you can draw a straight line from the last position of the plane to the coordinates in this video. That's weird. Okay, let me finish. reason on what happened to it, but you know, there's there's probably a dozen more. Yeah. The best one is the UFOs abducted it, made it vanish. Absolutely. The UFOs made it vanish. This is coming from the guy that literally interviews people that thinks they were raped by aliens and they were impregnated by aliens. This is the guy that goes onto a beach while dudes trying to summon magic orbs for hours and nothing happens. And then says it happened, but he just couldn't record it. This is the dude that has CIA people on all the time, including the literal brother-in-law of the guy that leaked the videos. Why do I call him CIA Danny? Cuz I don't know how you can be reacting that way and be taken seriously, especially considering what your profession is and the people that you talk to. To completely just disingenuously misrepresent and mischaracterize my position and then to laugh it off like you're above that for somehow. Even if aliens zapped that plane, that would be the most credible thing that's ever been on the Danny Jones podcast. It would be the most credible thing even if aliens did zap that plane. Okay? Let's just leave it at that. You had Ian Carroll on your show. Full-on schizo Israel Jew. Literally everything is Israel. Everything's a conspiracy. Everything's Israel. And And this is too far? By the way, cuz I say it all the time and I'm going to say it again. I have psychic powers. The aliens downloaded them into my brain and that's how I learned all of this. It wasn't hard work or research. And that's how I know they're not going to find the plane. They're searching right now. They're not going to find the plane in the South Indian Ocean. The aliens told me in my dreams. So, make sure you take it to the bank when it doesn't happen again. All the people that are talking All the people that have been like, "Ashton, you're going to look so stupid when they find that plane. It's going to destroy your grift." Uh-huh. We'll see. The psychic aliens say differently. Okay. Woo. Let's get to the next thing here. Oh, wait. No, we're not done yet. Sorry. Sorry. Not done yet. Yeah, these UFO UFOs made it uh tra- uh sent it through a wormhole wormhole portal. Yeah, see I I get asked that question all the time. Like I was One of the things I did as a captain was I would ask people I'd say, "Hey, if you have a question you want to ask your captain, this is your lucky flight. Write it down on a napkin or piece of paper. Send it up to me, I'll answer your questions. Right. So, about every 10th question was, "Have you ever seen a UFO?" And I I had the same answer I'd write back every time. I'd say, "Not from the outside." And I'd just leave it at that. I'd send it back to him. You know? Not from the outside? Not from the outside. That's all I would say. The orbits in the explosion to me are not obviously fake. I think those I think those look just as legitimate as as any of those videos that the Pentagon has released, just to be clear. I agree. That's very nice of you, Danny. Oh, okay. So, he edited that part in there. I didn't even see that part the first time. So, that I think he's pointing out as well. That Danny, that that clip at the end was this space that we held together with Julian, myself, and chupacabra and them held it to try to get everybody to like, you know, chill out a little bit cuz we were going at each other pretty hard. And Danny's all that all Danny said like almost nothing. Except for the he comes out, "Oh, I think it it could look real." Now he's saying he's backtracking cuz now he's going to make fun of wormholes and the idea of orbs, even though this is literally what he talks about on like every one of his podcasts. Like, this is what he talks about on all his podcasts, but now haha it's it's uh it's silly. Let me point out another thing.

even though this is literally what he talks about on like every one of his podcasts. Like, this is what he talks about on all his podcasts, but now haha it's it's uh it's silly. Let me point out another thing. That NPC pilot guy that was just talking, you know, like, "Oh, they they get asked about UFOs. It's so silly." That guy. There's another part of this. The part that's edited out in the middle. He gets asked what he thinks happened. And you know what he says? He says that it could have been a fire because of the lithium-ion batteries on the plane. I just go, uh boy, I wonder what Danny was thinking. I wonder what was going on in Danny's mind when the guy said that. Because oh, look, that's literally my theory. Literally my theory. Is that it must have been it could have been and they literally they talk about it for like a minute. They go talk about how it could have been a ghost flight. That the fire took everybody out and then the plane was flying by itself. And I go, you're this you're so close. You're so close. I'm like, why are you not showing him the videos? I'm going, wait a minute. I'm like, we have videos. You can see the smoke coming out of the plane. This is the part where I guess I'm just too logical. I'm I'm looking at coordinates in the bottom right left here. I know where this is. This is within 100 km of these coordinates. I got smoke clearly smoke coming out of the back of this plane. Plane's super low and you're just going, how are people ignoring this? It's not like it's not like I made these videos. You would have to like literally make these videos knowing all the evidence that's out there cuz all the evidence points to that's what's what's going on. So, this guy says, "Oh, it was a fire it could have been a fire on board the plane." I'm going, uh I think you're close, but you missed one thing. Yes, there was a fire on the plane and yes, the fire probably took everybody out, but before that plane hit the water, some orbs did some magic dancey to it. And then they made it disappear. And so, people would say, "Okay, well, why are the orbs real? Why is this real?" Because you're looking at an operation, guys. The surveillance is what proves it to be real. This isn't a Nokia camera that you're looking at here. You're looking at Gorgon Stare wide area motion imagery. You're looking at Gorgon Stare wide area motion imagery. Nobody faked that. You're seeing an operation. They're only recording it in this level of depth and this level of detail because they want to have this forever. They just don't want the public to know about it, right? So, how close is that guy? Super close. And I let me just add a little bit of more evidence, which is just should be really damning. That happened in the South China Sea, where China and the United States had just become more contested over who who owns that territory. So, this is definitely a message to China showing like what we could do in their territory. But also, the Chinese the the Malaysian CEO Malaysian Airlines CEO denied there was anything dangerous on board the plane for like almost 2 weeks after until this happened. And and they came up with their cover story the South Indian Ocean after like 5 days, 6 days. And then he reverses course. And a week after they come up with this story the South Indian Ocean, he admits that these lithium-ion batteries were on the plane. And this is super important because and and a lot of people admit this if you just read the articles about it. They say, "If this had been known right away, everybody would have been saying it was clearly a fire." There was a bunch of other incidents where almost the exact same thing happened. And the reason why they had to hold that information because they couldn't let that happen. Because if the prevailing narrative became that it was a fire, imagine seeing those videos when the prevailing narrative is a fire. It's undeniable at that point. They couldn't have people even getting close to what really happened. So, they had to somehow cover up the fire situation. Even though there was a ton of evidence including eyewitnesses. An eyewitness saw the plane on fire when it first happened. For just a couple seconds. Whenever they ignited the the detonator or the whatever was on the plane. So. Okay. Um I think that's good enough about Danny Jones now. The next thing I want to bring up is a guy named Kim.com. You probably heard of him. He ran a site called uh MegaUpload, I think it was, back in like what was it, '90s, 2000s? And he got arrested. Well, actually, did he ever even get arrested? I mean, he got uh indicted for sure. He basically was stealing people's movies and then selling a service where he would let you download movies for free, but you paid him the right to download as many movies as you wanted, right? So, he made a bunch of money off that. And if you don't know this story, I'll give you the bridge version.

download movies for free, but you paid him the right to download as many movies as you wanted, right? So, he made a bunch of money off that. And if you don't know this story, I'll give you the bridge version. But like 2 months after I started researching the MH370 videos, Kim.com is in my DMs. He wants to partner up with me, help me out. I should have been way more so people were warning me back there. They were like, "Dude, this guy is a scammer. This is weird." In retrospect, it's super weird. So, he doesn't really promote me, though. He like never really retweeted any of my stuff. And then like a couple weeks later, this debunker appears out of nowhere. And everybody's hammering me with it. And then Kim.com is messaging me in the morning being like, "You have to say that these videos are fake. This this evidence is too compelling." And he was like kind of on my side, but not really. He was just like telling me what I do. And and there I have a recording of me and the this photographer that people that somebody communicated and said, "You've got to go say these these photos are yours." I've got a recording of us three-way together in a conversation. So, I you know, nobody's going to deny that this stuff I'm saying here happened cuz I've got proof that corroborates the stuff. So, I don't trust him because he flips on me. And now he's like, "No, these videos are totally fake." And I'm trying to be like, "I don't know, man. Let's wait a second. Pump the brakes." Nope. Nope. And so then you I research him a little bit. And he told me what I'm not saying he told me. So, if they sue me later over this or whatever, Kim.com told me this and I swear to it. Told me that the US government confiscated his money uh because, you know, they couldn't get to him cuz he's in New Zealand. So, they confiscated his money, his bank accounts. And they give him back an allowance every so often. I'm sure there's some legal thing that's like, "We can take your money, but if we don't, you know, follow through on the charges, blah blah." Or it could just be a straight pay-for-play situation where as long as you do whatever we say, we'll give you an allowance of money. I don't know what it the exact circumstance. I just know that's how it's going down. That he's getting the money from them. He That's what he told me. And just to know what kind of snake this guy is, he was like trying to offer me a job in his like legal defense against the government. And like go look at his website and this whole raid that happened on his on his compound. So, look, man, you guys can trust him, you can follow him, but when that happened, I stopped trusting him completely. I think he's a snake. I think he's owned by the United States government. I think that they he does whatever they want. And if you go look at his Twitter page, you actually just look at his Twitter page. I hadn't looked at it in a long time. Not going to lie. And and he had a stroke, so this is the reason why I had didn't go hard on him cuz I'm pretty sure I caused the stroke. I It's like non-zero probability that I caught gave Kim.com here a stroke, guys. I'm going to show you how, too. I'm going to show you the evidence. I always bring the receipts. So, I was looking at his profile. And it's literally all anti-Trump propaganda and pro-Iranian and Russian propaganda. I haven't even seen some of the new stuff he's he's he's putting posting on here. And a lot of this stuff just has like community notes on it cuz it's just straight up fake. So, hates uh hates the FBI, of course, no problem. Hates Trump now. Absolutely hates Trump. Where were the Iranian stuff that he was posting? And the Russian stuff from earlier. Wait, is this Wait, what? This is one of the UFO people. That's weird. That's This is really weird. That's really weird. Huh. Oh Owen Shroyer, okay, yeah. Anyway, so Kim is back, but all he's doing is posting anti-Trump Ukrainian propaganda Russian and Iranian pro-Iranian propaganda. And all I want to say is I told you so. Told this Told you guys this dude was a spook. And for people who are wondering like how can he be owned by the government but be against Trump? Cuz he's owned by the deep state. He's owned by the Obama Biden administration Hillary crew that hate Trump. He's owned by that crew, not by this current administration. That's the difference. So, if I were somebody that was like the Obama person, yeah, I would have my, you know, e-slave kim.gov. I would have him talking smack about Trump 24/7. 24/7. So, here you go. This is This is true. This is the video that gave him a stroke. In a world where rich That's

kim.gov. I would have him talking smack about Trump 24/7. 24/7. So, here you go. This is This is true. This is the video that gave him a stroke. In a world where rich That's That's That's a good one, too. I think I had a martini before that, though. Hold on, that was not the right one. This is the right one. Here we go. There you go. That That has no reason no business being that big of a banger. That is I only break it out for rare occasions, guys. Only break it out for rare occasions. Kim.gov, why do you glow so hard? That is probably the only question that anyone should ask. Dude is visible Dude is visible from the moon. Glows that hard. Okay, people are upset that we're talking too much about kim.gov. Let's talk science. Okay. This is what you've all been wondering. Moving into crypto. Going to become a crypto expert here. Crypto and stock expert. DJT and the TAE Alpha T Try Alpha Energy merger had major news this week. So, if you were doubting and a lot of people are doubting, by the way. Turns out there's a lot of libtards that are short selling DJT because they don't believe in science. Big true. Big true. They do not believe in science and fusion, so they're all short selling fusion because they hate technology, they hate science, progress. That's the main reasons. So, it's not going to be an easy path forward, but they announced that there is a the new selection process for their 50 MW I think it's 50 MW fusion generator is going to begin. So, what does this mean? This means that essentially they are saying we have the capability to build a fusion reactor right now. We've got the prototypes. We've got all the test data. We just need to find like a city municipality that is willing to let us build this there and possibly get some subsidies and then in exchange you get a fusion reactor in your city, you get some jobs, you know, a lot of benefits. In fact, I want my state to have it, but I live in Minnesota. We're backwards savages out here. We Fusion? You think we're getting fusion in Minnesota? We can't even listen to federal officers. Our roads are beat to hell. It's It's freezing out here. It just sucks. Sucks in general. We're not getting any fusion reactors here. Maybe we'll get one in Space Juice City, Alabama. You know? So, the selection process has begun. And this is the big reason why Try Alpha wanted to merge with DJT. Now, let me admit something here. This is very important because I know that there are intelligent stock people listening and they're going, "How does Ashton know about any of this stuff? Why does he know about this stuff? Or does he even know?" I know that Donald J. Trump stock, the Trump Media and Technology It was basically a penny stock before this. It was It was a meme stock. A meme stock is essentially it's like your value is tied up in the belief of your stock. It was that. Absolutely. That's why it crashed from like $80 a share down to like $10 a share before the Try Alpha Energy merger. That's a huge drop. But now that company is Try Alpha Energy. Try Alpha Energy is now part of DJT. This gives it credibility. This gives it an actual business that's not just being a meme stock. And being a meme stock doesn't mean you don't generate revenue. Clicks generate revenue. So, the reason why Try Alpha Energy wanted this is because they wanted to have a leg up from the political perspective. Who's going to Who is going to Which municipality would not want to go work with the business of the President of the United States? You get a huge uh you know, you get favors, you get external benefits to something like that. So, and I don't know if it's legal, it's legal, right? I don't know all the law about that, but I'm sure they're doing everything by the books. So, this is huge. Because this shows they're actually going to build something here. This isn't just a meme. This isn't just like us going, "Oh, well, this technology works. You just got to believe and you got to invest some more." No, this is saying we know it works, we can scale it up, and we're going to start with a 50 MW reactor, but we can build one up there. They're talking about 300 for the next one. So, this is going to rapidly happen. And my guess, I don't don't hold me to this, but I would guess it would take about 3 to 5 years to build the plant. You may say, "Ashton, that's really too optimistic." I don't know that it is. Here's another key aspect of why fusion is so amazing. It doesn't have to be counted as a nuclear reactor. Write this down for my high IQ futurists. From a safety perspective, they don't need all the same nuclear reactor safety codes. This is something that David Kirkley and others spoke about, which is that these fusion reactors, especially if it's aneutronic, doesn't release significant

From a safety perspective, they don't need all the same nuclear reactor safety codes. This is something that David Kirkley and others spoke about, which is that these fusion reactors, especially if it's aneutronic, doesn't release significant radiation. Safe to be around. So, you actually can classify it more like a medical device, which has far less regulations. I mean, think about a medical device like compare going and getting a CT scan done versus you know, going into a nuclear power plant. Right? The safety There's a significant drop-off. So, what this means is it's a lot easier to get this regulated, get this passed, and build these things without having to go through as many safety protocols. Now, there's still a lot you got to do. So, I don't know. 3, 5, 10 years? I mean, we're looking at something where it's going to start happening rapidly. And the moment the first one of these It doesn't have to be Try Alpha Energy. It doesn't have to be DJT. The moment the first one of these fusion reactors is online, known about in the public, on the grid, producing energy, I mean, the whole thing's going to blow wide open. Cuz then at that point, why build anything that's not a fusion reactor? Unless it's somehow better than a fusion reactor, in which case great. Let's do that. You show me something better than a fusion reactor, great. I I love that. I love it. You're going to go out suck energy directly from the vacuum? Perfect. I love it. Give me put invest invest everything I got. Okay, what else about DJT? And also I one more thing I want to point out guys. I'm being 100% real about this stock stuff. Do not go into this looking for a quick flip. We're in this because at least I'm in this because I believe in fusion, I love fusion, and I want what's best for the world. But I've also realized that there may not be a lot of money in it. Part of the reason why it didn't happen is because well, what are we really delivering? We're really delivering the lowest cost energy there is. So we're really cutting into our own margins the more efficient that we make this. And it could in theory be almost infinitely efficient if if we're right about zero-point energy. So we're talking about a product where you know, I guess the demand keeps going up and we need more and more and more, but ultimately at the day we're we're trying to produce free energy for people. So keep those things in mind. This is a long-term thing. It's not like the fusion reactors are online producing energy on the grid right now, but they will be. They will be. Now speaking of this, China is catching up, guys. China is catching up. And I think it's becoming more and more obvious. So later on when it turns out that China's catching up and everybody starts talking about it, don't come to me being like, "Ashton, why didn't you tell us? You didn't warn us that China was going to come take over." Uh no, I definitely did. So if you just Google China fusion, I think even right now and go to the news page for it, you will see as I will show right here, that China's making a very interesting claim here. Look at this. We should be paying a lot attention to the headlines that are coming out of China around fusion because they don't have the same level of suppression of science that we do in America. For the people that wonder, why is that the case? Because we're in the lead. So how it works is we have some technology that nobody else has. We're not going to give it to the public because if we give it to the public, then our adversaries all get it as well. So the the the best technology only will come out only be admitted when everybody else already has it. So the other people like China over here, they're trying to catch up. We're a way up here and they're trying to catch up to us. So they don't care about revealing science and technology because we already have that stuff. So this is how the game is is playing out. This is why you should be listening to what China's saying. So here we go. China's artificial sun reactor shatters major fusion limit. A step closer to near limitless clean energy. Chinese fusion reactor achieves plasma density previously thought to be impossible. Wow. I'm going to share something with you. And maybe I already told you this. Hopefully not. But I've been wondering about what level of plasma density is actually going to be required to get this fusion process thing to work. I mean, what we're trying to do is we're trying to make this negative voltage potential well, and we want our ions to just all collapse into it like a little sun. And we're going to do that through magnetic fields using these toroidal donuts configured geometrically around it. So we're going to do all that. But how dense does that how thick does that plasma have to be for that to work? So I asked So actually I didn't even ask. Salvatore Pace sent me an email after we talked about this last week after I was wondering about this on live streams. He clearly watches. And he said 10 to the 23 meters per meter cubed.

actually I didn't even ask. Salvatore Pace sent me an email after we talked about this last week after I was wondering about this on live streams. He clearly watches. And he said 10 to the 23 meters per meter cubed. Uh some something per meter cubed. Oh, electrons per meter cubed or something like that. 10 to the 23. Very big number. So I look it up and it turns out that that's even higher than like the high threshold that Google or Grok or AI would it would have expected a dense plasma to be. And this is important because the scientists, the engineers that we have exposed, George Miley, David Froning, Paul Murad Paul Murad, Franklin Mead, um Robert M. L. Baker, all of these guys that have been working on this stuff, they wrote a paper. Many of them wrote a paper together called the dense plasma focus. And they said this dense plasma focus fusion reactor can produce gigawatts of excess energy, advanced beam energy weapons, and says specifically specifically calls out gravity devices. So yes, dense plasma is very interesting. So what does this say? Previously thought it was impossible. Okay. So they have their own Tokamak East. And before we say, "Oh, well, it's a Tokamak." But keep in mind, I don't care. You can do Tokamaks to do research. They're just never going to produce fusion that's going to be on the grid, in my opinion, at least not in any significant amounts. So they say they were able to achieve plasma density far higher than previous limits. So because in fusion you want things to be closer and closer together, the more you can pack stuff in, the better. But because things are na- because, you know, positives are naturally repel one another, this becomes very difficult. You would think that, okay, because two positives or two negatives will repel, there should be some theoretical limit where you can only pack so much in there because there's going to be these repulsive forces that will cause things to repel and rip apart. That was what the reason why this limit was theoretical. They would say, "Well, in theory the forces should rip this stuff apart." They were wrong. And how weird is this? Because it turns out that the whole secret of plasmoid research turned into something called condensed charge research. This is what they called it when the na- when uh the military, the Pentagon, took control in the early '90s. Ken Shoulders and Hal Puthoff took this idea of plasmoids and they saw condensed charge. They saw charges that were clustered together that should that should basically break their understanding of physics. Because again, negative should be repelling. So how are all these clustering together? How are these How are they achieving this? That's the same exact idea and concept that what was just mentioned here in this paper in this article. This idea of well, how are all these How's this plasma getting as dense as as it is when it shouldn't be able to? Wow. That's a major breakthrough because if that's true, now didn't we just unlock fusion? If the whole point is we have to achieve this certain density, plasma density, and now you're saying we can do that and we didn't think it was possible before. Aren't we saying now that we can do fusion? And what are you telling me that the United States didn't know about this until just now China is the the first person to figure this out? The US military had no idea, even though we have fusion bombs? We didn't know that we could break this limit? Do you really believe that? So that's why I think that this is important. Because China's coming out with these empirical results. The The result is a plasma that remains stable even as its internal density rises, resulting in fuel densities far exceeding empirical limits. To me, this speaks directly to self-organization. Directly to Ken Shoulders' research about EVO's uh condensed charge physics, condensed plasma charge physics. Because again, people want to know if you don't know what a plasma is, it's just a separation. You take your hydrogen atom, it's got its nucleus here, this ion, you separate the electron from it. Now you've created your plasma. That's it. So if you were able to separate that electron and cluster them up over here and take these ions and theoretically cluster them up over here, you might be able to cause fusion to happen. Honk honk. Okay. Now. Um just thinking here. What other fusion did I want to talk about? I found something on that front. I think we're going to go more into this next week. But let me show you this. Oh, yeah, here here's the dense plasma focus, by the way. I did reread the dense plasma focus paper uh over the last few days. Here it is. So if you don't know what I'm talking about, you think I'm making that up or something. All everything I talk about is generally scientific papers. Propulsion and power generation capabilities for a dense plasma focus fusion system for future military aerospace vehicles. Uh there's Franklin Mead. There's George Miley. There's David Froning right there. Down here you'll see time distorting devices. They actually changed it. So it generates power for cloaking and shielding devices and gravity or time

there's Franklin Mead. There's George Miley. There's David Froning right there. Down here you'll see time distorting devices. They actually changed it. So it generates power for cloaking and shielding devices and gravity or time distorting devices. Right there, right in the scientific paper. Boom. Aneutronic fusion orbs can manipulate time and space. There you have it. Okay. Let me show you something cooler than that though. I got something cooler than that. I found this. So George Miley one of those scientists that was working on this fusion for them. There was a clip that was going around of him talking during the 1989 congressional hearings about cold fusion. And it was really boring. They honestly just like avoided it and they're all like They're basically fence sitters before fence sitting was even a word on the internet. Like I'm just going to sit the fence and say like these guys were good. I don't know what happened here. I didn't do it. But it could have been real. Maybe. You know, fence sitting. Look at what I found. George Miley 2006 advances in dense plasma focus R&D for space power and propulsion. So how did I find this? Basically, I was going through the dense plasma focus and I saw that George Miley presented about dense plasma focus in 2007. And so I was like I want to find that presentation. And it's not easy to find. And so instead I found this one which is maybe connected to it like it might be a different version of the same presentation. I'm not entirely sure to be honest with you guys. And it's pretty amazing. You can see Franklin Mead is mentioned right in this first uh first slide here. So Frank Mead is this Air Force guy that he is basically the co-signer of the manager on all of Eric Davis's papers. Including ball lightning study which is all about plasmoids and EVOs. He's also the co-author on the teleportation physics study by Eric Davis. And there's another guy. So this paper here I'm going to try to get another version of this that I can share easily without having to skip ads every 10 seconds here. But this talks about this thing here talks about aneutronic fusion. Talks about boron 11 fusion. And I think the significant part about this is that this was 2007 6 this presentation came out. This is 20 years before now. And I aneutronic fusion is just now becoming a thing that people understand what we're talking about. It's a long time ago. Even though it was only you know 20 years or so. So we may come back to this. Let's just let me scroll through until I hit another um pay or another um advertisement or whatever here. So you know it talks about a lot of stuff about how we can get to Mars, how we can get to Jupiter, how much faster this can be, how much more efficient this propulsion can be. Um some of the scientific papers they mentioned there's Look at this one right here. This is the Edward Teller 1992 paper right here talking about using the magnetic dipole for fusion that talks about aneutronic fusion propulsion. He's referencing the 1992 Edward Teller paper that I told you guys said that's the paper. Right there. Boom. Um what else does he mention? He also throws some other names out there I thought. And then to show you there's so many different similar types of fusion. This is how people are like well how many different types of configurations of fusion? Even within inertial confinement fusion like there's over a dozen. Now and then some can be like hybrid or archetype fusions that include more than one. So there's a bunch of different you can see field reverse configurations listed. Look at this. Field reverse configuration right there. There's field reverse configuration right next to dense plasma focus. Okay, let's see what else. Talks about the cost the design. He shows the actual design of these reactors. He talks about why aneutronic fusion fuels are essential right here. So this is huge because the orbs in the MH370 videos must be aneutronic fusion. It's not normal neutronic fusion. It's got to be aneutronic. It's it's actually essentially it's aneutronic fusion. And the main reason he says right there is he says because the neutrons cause radiation effects and material damage. Tritium is radioactive and it must breed. And the other reason is that we can get direct energy conversion without direct energy conversion in aneutronic fusion, your system becomes really inefficient. Because now you have to use the steam cycle. If you want direct energy conversion then you need to be doing aneutronic fusion. Boom. Boom. Okay. This feeds in the Ferris Williams. So we're not going to watch all this tonight, but I'm just going to give you a little taste cuz it's pretty damn spicy. Keep in mind what I just told you, okay? Let me switch to my other screen share here. I don't think we need sound right now. So I think I can share this. Okay, yeah. So I was digging around and I found this article. Cuz I had told you guys I was looking for Frank Mead. Looking up Frank Mead, Eric Davis, teleportation stuff. And so I read this thing and I think this is one of the UFO

around and I found this article. Cuz I had told you guys I was looking for Frank Mead. Looking up Frank Mead, Eric Davis, teleportation stuff. And so I read this thing and I think this is one of the UFO Twitter people. And they probably hate me cuz most of them do. Talking about Kepler Aerospace. Which by the way Kepler Aerospace has announced they're going to build a fusion reactor, commercial fusion reactor. Kepler Aerospace. Frank Mead was I think on the whatever uh advisory committee with Kepler Aerospace. John Brandenburg still is maybe. I don't even think we have time to talk about Kepler Aerospace right now. So let's just focus on Frank Mead. Let's just focus on this and Eric Davis. I am currently flabbergasted. I've come to the realization that Franklin B. Mead has his name on so many Air Force technical documents. He was head of the advanced concepts program. That he is on all of Eric Davis's work as well as Ferris Williams's work. Interestingly the company he is now advising is working with Paul Murad Murad of Morningstar who co-authored the paper about Ferris Williams's work. Then I kept seeing the work of George Miley who worked on many fusion concepts including dense plasma focus and cold fusion. Not only is the website of Kepler Aerospace blowing my mind but I'm seeing way too much research into aneutronic fusion and proton boron 11 fusion using the dense plasma focus with zero references to the pioneer of this work Eric Lerner. Wow. This was October 31st 2023. This is significant because this predates my discovery of the whole aneutronic fusion thing by minimum 6 months, maybe over a year. Significant period of time. This was like the beginning of the MH370 investigation. So what else did I find? Who is Ferris Williams? Who is that? Why is Why is Ferris Williams being mentioned in the same breath as Eric W. Davis co-author of the teleportation physics study and being connected to Frank Mead? Turns out Ferris Williams corrected the nuclear yield calculations. What? Get Hold on to your butts, chat. Cuz this is a real story. Turns out this guy named Ferris Williams was in the Navy. And he loves science. He's never gotten a PhD. He's in the Navy and he's looking at the technical schematics for the nuclear thermonuclear weapon yields. And he says I'm going to use first principles E equals MC squared and a calculator and I'm just going to calculate the chemicals and then do the physics and determine what the yield should be based on what you're telling me we use to make these bombs. And he comes out and he says something's wrong. Says I did these calculations and the answers are like 50% higher than what you have listed down here in these documents. This is a problem. You're telling me that if this bomb blows up it's going to be 50% stronger than what we're expecting. So if it's going to blow up for a mile it's going to blow up for a mile it's going to be a mile and a half is going to be the blast zone. That's a huge difference. So after some years of going back and forth, this caused a literal tribunal. I think it's called project popcorn If you want to look this up. And so they go they look into this his work and I asked Grok about this. It turns out the details of this are like classified or not public. But essentially, it's true. He was right. And he has a famous quote. He has a famous quote while he's in this tribunal, the judge or what have you. Basically, there was a skeptic and then there was him arguing against the skeptic. Like he was a debunker. And then there was the dude off the street with no PhD, just a calculator. And he's in the middle of this doing calculations while he's in this debate with this guy talking about the the the nuclear weapons calculations for the yields. And the judge or whatever says, "You know, what are you doing over there on that calculator instead of paying attention?" And how does Ferris Williams respond? He says, "Well, sir, if this feller is 10% wrong, then we have a much bigger problem than I even expected." What a badass. Holy So, there's a guy that corrected the thermonuclear calculations and get this, I read that scientific paper. That paper that that the observing anomaly guy was referencing, I read it. It's a scientific paper that's basically like a fan scientific paper by people that clearly liked his work and believed in Ferris Williams and they wanted people to know about his scientific perspective on how he thought. And you would say, "Why would people write Why would you do a scientific paper like that?" Like I've never heard of somebody writing a scientific paper about somebody else's work. You must really have believed in it. So, Ferris Williams, this is true. Because of this, because of his discovery of how wrong the calculations were in thermonuclear weapons, he thought all of physics might be flawed. He thought, "If they were wrong about something this fundamental, then maybe they're wrong about way more than that, too. Maybe they're just wrong There's fundamental misunderstandings of physics." And so he developed his own unified theory. This is also true.

"If they were wrong about something this fundamental, then maybe they're wrong about way more than that, too. Maybe they're just wrong There's fundamental misunderstandings of physics." And so he developed his own unified theory. This is also true. He developed his own unified theory that essentially comes to the much the same conclusions that quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, general relativity come to and you can reformulate most of the equations, but there's a slight difference in some of them. There's a slight difference in some of them. And that slight difference in theory, we don't know because it's classified, that slight difference could be the reason why the thermonuclear calculations were wrong. And that slight difference could be zero-point energy. Zero-point energy. Now, we're not going to go into all of this tonight, but I will tell you this. I found an interview with him. I found an interview with Ferris Williams. And I love him. He's even better than I thought. Are you ready for this? We're going to play just We'll play a couple minutes of it for tonight. How about that? We'll do a couple minutes of this with Ferris Williams video tonight. I wasn't going to play it, but this guy I think I This is the only person I think I like more than this guy might be like, you know, pulses and Tom Bearden. But he's way up there. I'll give you a little I'll give you a little taste. This guy hated academia so much that he rejected getting a PhD even though he easily could have. He probably could have got honorary PhDs. The guy corrected thermonuclear weapons code uh calculations. And he said, "I don't even want a PhD cuz they're all noobs." He says, "The peer review process is Academia's I don't even want a PhD. I don't even want to be part of it. Don't even want to be part of it." Inject it straight into my veins, baby. I'm addicted to Ferris Williams. Hit me with as much as you can. Uh my only disappointment is somehow this is the only video of him. This is the only video we got. So, here you go. This is him This was going to be the moment of Zen, but it's just so good. So, let's listen to him just talk about academia. I think this is where he talks about it. Let's see. the work done in metal hydrides for storage of hydrogen for fuel cells. Cuz you can store more hydrogen sticking it in a metal lattice than you can trying to compress it, make liquid hydrogen. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So, that's reason I said metal hydrides. Yeah. Any verbage on this application that I have, papers in the open literature are the fundamental theoretical stuff. Mhm. Okay. But I left out application. Well, you know, uh I guess one of the places people can find this is on your website, right? And Yes. Could you list your URL for us? Pardon me? Oh, your URL of the website. uh www.edu uh I won't let you finish here. Hold on. Where do you Where do you You got to remember I've been at this for 30 some years. Yeah. Yeah, I you know, but but I I mean I think that that that really speaks You know, you have this the level of respect that that you know, like that John giving your work. I mean I have to say I was very connected to what he just said there because Tim By the way, what the man? That's Tim Ventura interviewing him. I feel like I'm in bizarro world. You know what? I I don't I don't want to beat around the bush anymore. Tim Ventura, are you CIA? Like you have to be CIA, dude. Like come on, man. There's there's just no way. I'm not trying to be mean. I like Tim Ventura, but anybody comes to me and says, "Do you think Tim Ventura is CIA?" I'm going to say he has to be. He Who goes around and interviews all of these black project engineers and nuclear physics How does he know all the right people to interview? Does he interview everybody? No. He never interviews Neil deGrasse Tyson. He's out here interviewing a dude that I don't even think I've ever even seen another interview of. Like as far as I know, this is the only interview of this guy. Tim Ventura has this interview somehow? Tim Ventura is interviewing Charles Chase. He's interviewing all these dudes that like have There's no access to them, but somehow this podcaster with like 10,000 YouTube subscribers is getting these interviews. You honestly have to wonder. So, no disrespect. I mean, respect to you, but bro, come on. What's going on here, right? Sorry, what what's happening to my to StreamYard. I really hope they fix this thing that they got going on here. Okay, there we go. You know, he was you know, almost bowing down and so So, I think that you know, that really speaks to how much work he's put into it. Well, I think that speaks more to the the logical consistency of what I've done from stemming from theoretical uh fundamentals. Uh I think I went too far. Hold on, guys. This is pretty long. um

work he's put into it. Well, I think that speaks more to the the logical consistency of what I've done from stemming from theoretical uh fundamentals. Uh I think I went too far. Hold on, guys. This is pretty long. um because I I feel like the the Space 2007 conference I was good. Well, broken-in shoes. Here we go. Here we go. Here we published papers and it's really kind of a big first for that. You know, that that may be. The human nature is such that we do like well, broken-in shoes rather than something new that we don't know. Uh and it's difficult for the human mind to uh visualize something new. Whereas it's uh I gave a talk years ago on a fellow He doesn't even have to say anymore. I already know he knows. I know he knows from this like there's a certain mindset. You can just tell right away. It's almost like It's almost like they're wearing a sign that says, "I'm awake. I'm aware." When they come and they're like, "There's a human nature that just They really like to wear old shoes, you know?" We And what he's saying there is he's saying, "We like what we're comfortable with. We're comfortable with Einstein's general relativity. We're not comfortable with the idea of the ether. We're not comfortable with the idea of non-locality, teleportation. We're not comfortable with the idea of unlimited energy. We're not comfortable with these ideas. And this is what holds physics back. The difference between me and the and Ferris Williams and some of these other guys is I have no filter. These guys are He's a southern gentleman. He's a southern gentleman from the Ozarks. True story. He's actually from the Ozarks. He's a southern gentleman and he doesn't want to be rude to people. Me, I don't give a I don't care at all. Where is my damn fusion reactor? Get it. Get it to me. Chop chop. I don't care if you're a DEI hire. I don't care if you are the biggest NASCAR fan in the world. Get me my fusion reactor now. Pronto. That's all I want. Are we in communication right here? Okay? I don't care if I have to be nice or mean. People are posting in Danny Jones's comments and like, "Ashton Forbes is a huge douchebag, but he's got super his evidence on MH370 is unparalleled." And I'm like, "Exactly. Exactly. I don't care if I got to be the biggest douchebag in the world. I don't care what I got to reveal. If we got to reveal the ether, Harry Potter goo. I don't care if we got to reveal that, you know, people are time travelers or whatever. Just give me the damn fusion reactor and the warp drive so I can get the hell off this planet. Some of y'all can come with me. But we're getting off. We're going to go find the next nearest super-earth that doesn't have like, you know, Kamala Harris running it. And we're just going to get off here. And then everybody will be happy. Y'all can have this dirt-ass planet. Peace out. By the way, I'm going to let this man finish. He has a warp drive. I'm going to show you in a second. Spoiler alert. Came up afterwards and I've got to give you an article I wrote. Not for its technical content, but for its soapbox at front. Mhm. Okay. And in that soapbox, he said that there were three kinds of scientists. Here we go. One he called innovators, and they were the ones who could see something that never been seen before. That was about a tenth of the world. Or 10% of all scientists. One group he called testers. They were the ones that once the innovator told him what was going on, he could see and determine a method of testing that concept. And all the rest, and there's probably maybe 5% total scientists could be testers. All the rest, that is roughly 95% are keepers of the flame. They could say what they had heard before, but they couldn't see anything new, and they couldn't devise a way of testing something new. Because they work for the government, right? Perhaps. Perhaps. No, no, I probably shouldn't I mean, boom, dude. Boom. And also weird, listen to what Tim and Tour says right here at the end. Listen to this. He makes a joke about the government. It's the way of testing something new. Because they work for the government, right? Perhaps. Perhaps. No, no, I probably shouldn't say that too loud at this conference. I I understand the source of that because I Probably shouldn't say that too loud at this conference. Is that what a staff conference? I think he asked me if I was going to this last year. I can say I'm probably going to it now. Now that I know you got people like this hanging around that is full of government spooks, that's exactly where I want to be. That's exactly If you can get interviews like this, that that wisdom that Ferris Williams just dropped right there, instant spirit goat. I got a new ancestral spirit goat, chat. Just like that. He's on the He's on the

That's exactly If you can get interviews like this, that that wisdom that Ferris Williams just dropped right there, instant spirit goat. I got a new ancestral spirit goat, chat. Just like that. He's on the He's on the Mount Rushmore of Paul Sees. And uh Friedwart Winterberg. He just laid it out. He just said the most based thing I've heard a physicist say. He said, "0.01% of people are the innovators." Almost nobody are the innovators. The The tiniest fraction. The 5% are the testers. They are the adopters. They are the ones that take what the innovators do. They can see what the innovators did, and they can understand it. The other 95% just do whatever is given to them. They have no capability to see what the innovators did. They just can't wrap their brain around it. They can't even understand it to even exist or be possible. That is the exact way of the world. And you know what's beautiful about it? Is that you can tell right away from the percentages that it's a non-partisan issue. It's not a 50/50 situation. When it's 95% of the people that are asleep, that's a non-partisan issue. That means that's something that is really human nature. It's fundamental in all of us. The way where the woke right people, the moment I started calling them out cuz they're obsessed with Israel. Everything's an Israel conspiracy. They all just boom, start attacking me and saying, "Oh, you think magical orbs teleported the plane." And you're like, ah, see, turns out you were part of the 95%. You were just pretending to be part of the 5%. That's the difference. Right? And to be clear, the 5% and the 0.1 Those are not the people that think everything is a conspiracy. They're the ones that are smart enough to to navigate between the lines. Not an easy process to do. So, Ferris Williams, just from that interview and the way he conducts himself and carries himself, I can tell right there this is a respected scientist. And again, in the part Another part of this interview, which I will most likely clip or show later on, he straight-up says, "I could have a PhD, I didn't want to get one." And you know what his rationale was? This is just amazing. I love that interview. I We're probably going to have to watch it on Monday. He says, "When you're in the Navy, you can think however you want." He said, "When I was in the Navy doing science, I could do whatever I wanted to do." He says, "When you're in academia, you have to do the research they want you to do." He says, "I couldn't even get an academic job because the university said, 'Well, this is the the test that I want you guys you to go do.'" He didn't even have a say if he was going to get one of those jobs. And he says, "The problem is with that mindset is this doesn't lead to innovation. This leads to a situation where you are stuck inside of a box." And he perfectly explains the problem with academia. Is it everybody's stuck inside of a box? Everybody's being told exactly what they have to research. In a situation like that, you're never going to figure out the ether because everybody's already discounted the ether as being possible. And if you're not reanalyzing your preconceived assumptions and notions, then you're likely going to fall on a path where you don't get to the right answer. The same way with MH370, where at the beginning of this live stream, the pilot's like, "Yeah, it was it could have been a fire. This all makes sense." But no, it couldn't have been some orbs. And you're like, "Well, those orb videos literally explained the fire." Right? You're like, "Hey, uh the thermonuclear weapon yields are two and a half times when we tested out the castle the I'm going to the the castle Bravo bomb. Maybe I'm wrong. We tested out the bomb. Our Our thermonuclear bomb, it was two and a half times higher than normal." Like, "Oh, should we maybe look at the physics and figure out why that happened?" Nah, let's just say there was a mistake. Lithium did it. Right? This is the problem. We don't put the pieces together in the right ways. Okay, a couple more things for tonight. Going back to the weapons. Other countries need to be on notice. We are not playing around. I mean, you heard the beginning of this live stream the types of weapons the United States might be capable you know, potentially has right now. And And And Russia has been talking smack. You know, they're not allowed to use the N-word. You'll see they're very careful about using the N-word. That's our word. That's our word. But they've been claiming that this hypersonic the Orshnik, I don't know, some silly Russian name. That this this hypersonic is un unbeatable. Well, well, guess what, chat? Guess what, Russia? Pay close attention. Teleports behind you. Nothing personal, kid. We've got something a little more

some silly Russian name. That this this hypersonic is un unbeatable. Well, well, guess what, chat? Guess what, Russia? Pay close attention. Teleports behind you. Nothing personal, kid. We've got something a little more advanced than your hypersonics, which is quite literally teleportation. But go ahead. This missile Dazzle, dazzle us, Russia. What can you do? Show us about your archaic 1960s technology, please. This is the Orshnik missile, a state-of-the-art weapon system launched from a massive 12 by 12 truck platform. It has been meticulously engineered with multiple stages, enabling it to reach orbit in a few minutes. But what sets it apart from all the rest? Well, this missile can hit hypersonic speed. Once it reaches this altitude, it transitions into a steep dive, accelerating to hypersonic speeds. During its descent, the missile's fairing opens to unveil six highly sophisticated warheads. Each warhead is equipped with miniature thrusters at its base. These thrusters enable the warheads to maneuver dynamically, even as they fall under the influence of gravity. They can change directions, making it almost impossible for the Patriot missile to hit its target, all in the video ahead. Okay, bro. Okay. No disrespect, Russia. I mean, it's pretty cool technology and all, but uh remember MH370. China, too, man. China, too. Talking about you got weapons that we can't stop. Bro. Bro. A plane was there, flying around happily, normally. Normal stuff was going on. Fires and things like that. And then, it wasn't there no more. It wasn't there no more. So, cool. You want to shoot a missile at us? I hope you want that missile to land back on the Kremlin. I hope you want that missile to come back to home base. Cuz that's where it's going to end up. You say it can go hypersonic speeds? Oh, well, that's cute. Our stuff can go the speed of light. In fact, the speed of light's not even a ba- That's just That's a trivial barrier for us. Before I go on, I need to go back and talk about something which I totally forgot I wanted to show you guys. I have something kind of exciting here for you. Where is it here? Oh, man. I got so many links. Is it this one? Ah, yeah. One more teaser. Real quick. Going back for just 1 second to Ferris wheel Yams. This is that scientific paper that I was just discussing. I'm going to I have to hide it for a second cuz I I want to play a little game. What were some of those names that I was just mentioning to you guys? I said Franklin Meade. His name is apparently all over Ferris Williams scientific papers and that some people decided they were going to write a scientific paper about Ferris Williams scientific unification theory. Let's see who wrote that paper. By the way, I told you I read maybe all of this, most of this. Memorial and thoughts of a man with great ideas. James O'Shanahan. Oh, sorry. This is of Ferris Williams. James O'Shanahan, Los Alamos National Laboratory. Warren Mains, Sandia National Laboratory. So, that's two national laboratories. So, two presumably, I'm guessing, really important but unknown scientists that work at national laboratories are co-authoring this. Okay, great. Who else? David Mathas, CEO and co-founder of Space Lines and Paul Murad. There he is. What Will you look at that there? What do we got there then? Oh, will you look at that? We got a little Paul Murad on there. Uh, what? So, it turns out all these guys This guy is connected to Frank Meade and Paul Murad and writing papers with the guys that are working on teleportation and fusion and he just happened to correct the nuclear weapons code or nuclear weapons yields uh calculations. Well, I guess we'll look at your scientific paper. Is there anything interesting in here might be relevant to the topics and things that we discuss on these live streams? What do you guys think? You think we're going to find anything relevant in the here? He talks about the the laws of the laws of thermodynamics and how he reimagines them. They're basically the same. But, what is this down here? What do we got down here? Well, let's just keep going. What's this? What Whoa, what do I see there? Compact reactor. Hmm. Well, would you look at that? A compact reactor in another paper titled compact reactor, Ferris takes us to fat land where fat photons from fat laser form the source of ignition of a deuterium deuterium process that produces helium as the resultant byproduct. No radiation, no shielding. In Ferris's paper, the linkage between the dynamic theory and the compact reactor are explained. Whales gauge principle of 1929 has been used to establish Whales quantum principle that requires the fail the whale scale factor should be unity. It has been known that the the WQP requires the following. Quantum mechanics must be used to determine the system states. The electrostatic potential must be non-singular and quantified. Interactions between the particles of different electric energy or charges, i.e. the electrons and protons, do not

the following. Quantum mechanics must be used to determine the system states. The electrostatic potential must be non-singular and quantified. Interactions between the particles of different electric energy or charges, i.e. the electrons and protons, do not obey Newton's third law at subnuclear separations. So, while deuterium nuclei are preferentially fused into helium nuclei at temperatures and energies lower than specified by the standard model, there is no harmful radiation as a byproduct of this fusion process. Therefore, a reactor using this reaction does not need any shielding to contain such radiation. Whole chat, where's the meme? Where's the meme? I don't know. We'll just play this out. know that super jacked guy? Let's effing go, baby. For those of you who do not speak nerd-ese, geek-anese, this right here is talking about a neutronic fusion using helium 3. How do I know that? Because that's the byproduct. The byproduct is charged helium 4 particles from a from an a neutronic fusion reaction. And the craziest part is he's not even speaking in the terminology that we are talking about. But, that is what he is talking about, no doubt, no question. He's talking about a neutronic fusion and there's only three a neutronic fusion fuels. There's only three. And what else does he say right here in this paragraph? He says they can fuse at energies lower than specified by the standard model. You know, we might have a term for that. I think that term is called cold fusion. Actually, actually, the term for that is cold fusion because fusion can happen at temperatures that are lower than what the standard model predicts. Because it's more than just temperature that's going on. It's pressure that's also a factor. He goes on to show how clean fusion designs enable compact reactors which are highly useful for power in space. Ferris offers a novel way of using spin aligned for deuterium molecules to create compact fusion reactor design. Such a compact reactor has many applications including power for vehicle propulsion system, portable power for explorers and settlers on Mars, or as a neighborhood power plant. I told you all you were getting some science today. Y'all getting some science injected into your veins. The energy released from each reaction and absence of shielding makes the deuterium plus deuterium to helium reactor very compact when compared compared to other reactors. Both fission and fusion types. Moreover, the potential energy output per reactor weight and absence of harmful radiation makes the DDH reactor an ideal candidate for space power. I mean, are you kidding me? He's talking about high beta concept. Do you know how we know he's talking about high beta concept? You need a high beta concept for a compact fusion reactor. That's the whole point. Remember when they did the math, they said, "Oh, if we do a tokamak, it's got to be giant." That's why they're making the ITER. It's like a 10-story building. It's huge. Meanwhile, Charles Chase is like, "Uh, nah, we're just going to put it on the back of a pickup." You're like, on the back of a pickup? That's really small in comparison. So, this guy is accurately predicting compact fusion reactors and a neutronic fusion way before the public is even understand what's going on. In fact, he was talking about it so long ago, we didn't even have the terminology yet. He's not even saying the words a neutronic fusion. He's just calling it clean fusion. Because that's what they used to call it. So, another big lesson for you, especially if you're new to this, is that they've changed the names of this stuff so much that it's unless you're like a historian of physics like we are, you don't even know. Like, cold fusion went to low energy nuclear reactions and all these other terms that they have for it now. Plasmoids, EVO's, those became field reverse configuration. You're just like, "Oh, okay. So, we just constantly change the names of things and then it names evolve because we don't want to go back to these concepts that we had in the past like the ether." So, instead of that, we come up with the anti-de Sitter space. You're like, "Okay, can we just call it the ether and make things simple so that we can understand what we're talking about?" Nope. Nope. It's got to get more and more complicated. It's how it rolls. So, um let me see. What else did he say? The concept also would make possible for each plant or remote location to have its own power source on site without the need for a connection to the power grid. Well, I mean, that that'll get you killed. Shall we We know a thing or two about free energy designs on this live stream. One thing you never do, you never say. There's a couple things you never say. You're never going to help out the cattle. You never help out the third world. If you do that, you'll definitely not live very long. The other thing you never say is that you're going to give people power that will disconnect them from the grid. Just don't say that. Life expectancy drops like Look, you can either live, if you're a black project engineer, I hope

The other thing you never say is that you're going to give people power that will disconnect them from the grid. Just don't say that. Life expectancy drops like Look, you can either live, if you're a black project engineer, I hope you're listening. You can either live to 95 years old like 10 standard deviations away from life expectancy using your hyperbaric time chambers or whatever you guys got. Or, you can talk about giving the poors and giving people decentralized energy. And then you can die at like 70. Those are your choices. You know, I'm just saying. This is how the deep state rolls. This is how the CIA rolls. You get choices. Our biggest choices in life. Okay. So, that's what I'm going to for the Ferris Williams thing, we'll leave you at that. Actually, I think we went through more than I was expecting on that. I just thought this was this was wild. And he has his own warp drive concept and everything. He talks about with Tim Ventura. So, we'll probably watch the Tim Ventura thing next week. Pretty fun, huh? So, Trump put the defense contractors on notice, guys. I don't know if Did I save this? I'll find it. Let me read this off to you guys. Cuz you guys don't understand like Trump is not messing around, man. Trump is probably the best president we've had in a long time. And I think even unless you follow my content, it's probably hard to understand why that is. People are so absorbed in all of the things that all the political drama and Trump is putting the defense contractors on notice. And he's a 100% right about everything he says right here. I have been informed by the Department of War that the defense contractor Raytheon has been the least responsive to the needs of the Department of War, the slowest in increasing their volume, and the most aggressive spending on their shareholders rather than on the needs and the demands of the United States military. Jesus, coming out hot. Raytheon seems to think that this is the Biden administration. This is not slow Joe, guys. And this business as usual, it is not. Either Raytheon steps up and starts investing in more upfront investment like plants and equipment, or they will no longer be doing business with the Department of War. Also, if Raytheon wants further business with the United States government, under no circumstances will they be allowed to do any additional stock buybacks where they have spent tens of billions of dollars until they are able to get their act together. Our country comes first, and they are going to have to learn that the hard way. Well, just holy crap. Chat, I am high on everything that's happening right here. All of this Who needs drugs? Who needs heroin? Just inject it straight into my veins. Just inject it into my veins. This is how I get high. This is what gets me high, chat. Listening to the United States got president straight up talking down to a major defense contractor saying that you are not allowed to do any more stock buybacks. But you By the way, guys, do you know why he's saying this? I'll explain it to you. Even if you don't understand economics, this will be simple. You have all this money. You've got $10 billion, right? You say, "How do I spend this $10 million?" Should I make new Should I make new plants so we can build stuff faster? Does that depends. Does that give the investors more money? What does the gives the investors more money? The thing that gives the investors the most money is if you buy back your stock so that each share is now worth more than it was before. That's called a stock buyback. But why would you ever do that? Shouldn't you always be trying to expand your business? The reason why people do stock buybacks is cuz they believe their company is worth more than its public value. If you believe that your company is worth less than your public value, you should never buy the stock at the public rate. Never, right? You never would. If if the public thinks my company's worth $100 per share, but it's only worth $10 per share, and cuz I have seen the books and I know what it's worth, I would never do a stock buyback. But if you know your company's actually got a trillion dollars hiding in the back in technology, but on paper, you're only worth a billion dollars, of course you would do a stock buyback. Of course you would. So what's happening is these defense contractors have gotten lazy, and Trump is calling them out because they could be investing and and making things that are better, but that doesn't appease their shareholders. Helping out the US government is not how they appease their shareholders. And this speaks directly to what we've been talking about. People say Elon says if they had this technology. In fact, here let's You know what? We're playing Elon. Here we go. Where is it? Here it is. And it's completely in these weapons manufacturing corporations. I mean, I know these weapons manufacturing companies. Like to Boeing, Lockheed, Northrop. I mean, yeah, they do some interesting things, but they do not have I There's no breakthrough that they have. So I'm confident they do not have a breakthrough. When you hear people like Like why don't they just compete with SpaceX and make a better rocket, in

some interesting things, but they do not have I There's no breakthrough that they have. So I'm confident they do not have a breakthrough. When you hear people like Like why don't they just compete with SpaceX and make a better rocket, in which case the you know, Right. they can make Why are they holding back on making um a lot of money from beating SpaceX with better rockets? There it is. Why are they holding back? You just heard it. Donald Trump just explained it right here. They're holding back cuz they're not allowed to go full scale because the technology is classified for national security. So that puts it in this weird limbo position where they have this technology. They know they're worth more than what they can publicly announce. And they can't sell that technology publicly either. They have to hide it. They have to hold it back for the United States government. So now the incentive structure's gotten all weird. And this is the big problem. The incentive structure gets weird, and now we get to a point where now defense contractors are hiding civilization-changing technology because the military has told them they need to. When they could be making trillions. They could be making trillions of dollars selling uh you know, Marvel Jarvis orbs to uh blue-haired left-wingers. They'll buy like five orbs each. They'll line up in front of the the Jarvis I orb store to get their new version of their Jarvis I orb every single year. And they will literally sell their soul to get it. So yeah, they probably could be making trillions of dollars. So I love Trump that he's calling them out because he's right. If we are going to have this f'd up situation where we are just literally hiding super advanced technology in these defense countries, they better be paying that back. They better be paying that back. We gave you the super advanced technology. We have let you have that. We have not sued We have not let the government the other people sue you into nonexistence because we gave you preferential treatment. You best be paying that back to the US military. We got a lot of you know, communist dictators and third-world hellholes that we got to kidnap with our super advanced technology and our sonic mind rays. Get your act together uh Raytheon and Northrop and Lockheed. You're on notice, too. You're on notice, too. Start Start ramping up the orb development. We want to see next-generation MKVI orbs, right? That's our expectations. Not You thought you were getting away with all this stuff this No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Our expectations for the technology have gone through the roof now. Now that we know you got magic Jarvis orbs and teleportation, you best break out some razzle-dazzle. Cuz we are not simply impressed with talking plasmas and mind rays anymore. That's just normal to us now. Now we want Stargate portals. Now we want Star Trek Enterprises. Chop chop. Make it happen. You got the billions. Okay. Last topic of the night. Told you guys we had a lot to talk about tonight. A lot to talk about. David Grusch David Grusch Actually, I don't think that's how you say his name. I just like saying his name like that. So my boy David Grusch, chat. Oh, I did have that bookmarked. Megyn Kelly, who you know what? I don't know what I think of Megyn Kelly right now. I really don't know. I'm not going to talk about her at the moment. Not a big fan, but Megyn Kelly has David Grusch on. He's this UFO alien guy. Says we got the alien bodies, blah blah blah. Why? How does that even happen? How does David Grusch get on Megyn Kelly? There's not There's no way that David Grusch is text messaging Megyn Kelly. Like there's a connection that makes that happen, right? For sure. Like this is so far over Megyn Kelly's head. I got You know, you got to wonder. So let's listen to what David Grusch says though, because I don't So let me clarify for some of you guys cuz some of y'all are too black and white. These UFO people that are out here saying all this stuff on all the mainstream channels and all the biggest podcasters or whatever, even though they have like no social media presence, in my opinion, they are what we call controlled disclosure. They are telling you what the government will legally allow the public to hear, which is not about our super secret technologies that we're keeping secret so that we can zap Russia and China if we want to, right? They're willing to tell us about the aliens or other weird esoteric as long as it does not infringe upon sources and methods, which is our classified surveillance systems, and as long as it does not infringe upon, you know, secret weapons that we use to teleport planes away and like that. So as long as I do that, these guys can talk about it. But if it infringes on those, then they're risk A, getting killed, or going to prison, or what have you. So as long as we understand where the sides are coming from here, then at least gives us a place to evaluate the things that they say. So let's see what David Grusch has to say to Megyn Kelly. General Clapper, the former DNI, in the

where the sides are coming from here, then at least gives us a place to evaluate the things that they say. So let's see what David Grusch has to say to Megyn Kelly. General Clapper, the former DNI, in the documentary General Clapper? As in James Clapper? As in the former Director of National Intelligence under Obama, who was Director of National Intelligence when MH370 disappeared? The James Clapper that was in the recent Age of disclosure documentary. Okay. First, you had my curiosity. Now, sir, you have my attention. Um, I certainly applaud him for at least speaking out in general. Um, he goes on, I believe, I've only seen clips of Age of Disclosure, not the whole thing, um, where there was a program when he was the Director of National Intelligence, uh, where they were tracking these vehicles over Area 51, of course, the famed, uh, classified test location. And I'm a little bit disappointed as a fellow Air Force officer, and certainly General Clapper right rose to the ranks as three-star general, uh, that's all he said in the documentary, that that was, uh, a program he was aware of. Uh, in fact, uh, without being inappropriate, I will say that General Clapper was well aware of the crash retrieval issue, managed the crash retrieval issue, and when he was the DNI, USDI, and DIA director, he placed people in critical roles, uh, to manage this issue, uh, both publicly and I'll just say not, uh, non-publicly as well. And I'll allow the audience, uh, distill what I'm saying, uh, at the at the risk of being inappropriate or going too far with my, uh, discussion. So, uh, General Clapper, Stephanie O'Sullivan, other folks in the IC that are well aware of this issue, that were in rooms discussing this issue, um, I ask you to be, um, greater leaders on this. I should not be the only former, uh, military officer and intelligence official, uh, that is, uh, being completely candid with the information that they were exposed to. Turns out, what he said there at the end triggered Lou Elizondo. Lou Elizondo got upset because he didn't get enough attention cuz David Grusch said, "I'm the only intelligence officer that's been talking about this publicly." And there he is calling out James Clapper. Now, that seems like something you, like, I do a lot of podcasts, or at least I did do a lot of podcasts. When you want to talk about something, reveal some piece of information, you make sure that you are ready, that you're going to talk about that. Now, feels like the kind of thing that you throw in there. Now, why is this interesting? Because I have been saying that James Clapper knows about MH370. No question he knows. He was DNI. He was Director of National Intelligence. They basically coordinate the intelligence networks. Or the the various intelligence communities. So, he definitely had to know. James Clapper knows, John Brennan knows, and Avril Haines knows as well. Avril Haines was like second in command under the CIA. She was the one under Obama who was doing the justifications for the drone strikes. And then she became DNI under Biden. True story. And then, Jason Giorgiani came on my podcast, and he said, "Avril Haines is the one leading the UFO cover-up in the DNI position in Biden." So, do I believe what I just heard there from David Grusch? Yeah, abso-freaking-lutely. Absolutely, I believe it. They absolutely know. The only thing where I differ when it comes to these guys is, and this is just my opinion, I don't I've never spoken to David Grusch. You They avoid me like the plague because I'm doing all the things I'm not allowed to do. But if they want to change their mind and talk to me, I'm always here. Always here. They aren't allowed They want to blame everything on aliens. In fact, I think some of them don't realize the level of technology that we actually have. Some of them do know. Some of them know that we've reverse-engineered this, or we've figured this technology out, and that we have some of this technology. They talk about the zero-point energy technology, etc. But some of them, I think, have no idea. Some of them, I think, they see a screen, and they see an orb fly around on the screen, and in their minds, that's aliens. In their minds, humans can't do that. The same way where in politics, we can look at a video. Two sides can look at a video and come to completely different interpretations of it. That's what I think is going on here. And because of this, you have a mix of people that kind of know that we have some technology, and a mix of people that are like, "No, this must be alien technology. No one can know that." And that leads to this really dysfunctional situation we have right now. Where disclosure is never going to happen. These people that you see, the David Grusch, Lou Elizondo, you're never getting disclosure from them. Kurt Metzger was just on Joe Rogan, and he essentially said this.

Where disclosure is never going to happen. These people that you see, the David Grusch, Lou Elizondo, you're never getting disclosure from them. Kurt Metzger was just on Joe Rogan, and he essentially said this. He essentially said, "You're never You think you're getting disclosure from these people? When are you guys going to listen? They teleported a plane with some plasma orbs in a covert operation. The whole world is going to consider that an illegal black operation. It's a It's a civilian airliner. How do you think they can admit to that level of technology? If they come out and admit, 'Yeah, we got plasma orbs and we can teleport things,' it blows up the whole MH370 op. The whole MH370 op now becomes, 'Oh, well, obviously you did teleport that missing airliner then.' They can't admit this. Last thing. Kurt Metzger, what the dude? So, you know what? I got to be honest. Me coming out against Candace Owens, it's cost me a lot. It's cost me a lot to be honest and have integrity, and to tell you the truth about all this situation. I had like I I even told you guys about my text fight that I had with Kurt Metzger. Cuz after all that drama, Kurt Metzger's just rage-tweeting me at midnight. Like, dozens of messages. Or sorry, uh, he's uh, sorry, he was uh, texting me. Dozens of messages. I read off a bunch of the messages. So, Kurt Metzger is on Rogan like just a few days ago talking about plasma technology in the United States figuring out this technology. Do I get a mention? None. No mention. Brings up Dark Journalist, Jay Anderson. Jay Anderson's like the Jay uh, junior varsity version of me. Come on, man. Come on, bro. Anyway, I'm not trying to be salty about it. I'm just saying, for people that think I'm doing this for money, or for clout, if I was doing this for money or clout, I'd be talking about how the Jews control the world. I certainly wouldn't be putting out controversial opinions that are going to make people not want to say my name because they don't like me anymore, because they disagree with me about who killed Charlie Kirk. Right? So, I just want to bring that up. And I'm Let me last thing I'm going to say is, I'm going to remember. I'm going to remember which people were afraid to say my name, which people went out of their way to avoid saying my name, and which people weren't afraid to say my name. Like people like Clayton Morris, who even though I don't agree with him on like the Charlie Kirk situation and other stuff, he's still not afraid to say my name. He's still not afraid to show people the videos. He's a cool dude. Anyway, guys, MH370, I love all you guys. I hope you guys enjoyed the live stream tonight. You know what? We're going to do it. This might get me canceled. It's a very very very possibility this is going to get me canceled, but this is going to be our moment of zen tonight. A little bit of, uh, comedy here for you guys. Okay. Here it is. Your moment of zen, chat. Wait for it. Just at the last minute, the doctor's like, "This baby's going to cause you a lot of problems." I'm like, "Oh my god, is it Down syndrome? Is it autism?" I'm like, "Uh, pretty close. I'm afraid to to tell you this, Mr. Bankus, but uh, it's a trans liberal." I'm like, "What are my options?" "Well, you can keep them. And then, when they're about 18 or 19, they'll self-abort. You got any hands in the chat? Or shoot up a school. We don't know yet, but one of those Okay, that's uh, that's all we're going to do there. So, okay, guys, let's do some super chats. Let's do some comments. Thank you guys for watching tonight. Raising Cane, thank you for those gold pills. Walking Walked Walked and Walked gives the cookies. Says, "F the ignorance. It evaporates like low beta fusion." Oh my goodness, my man is dropping hot fire in the chat over here in the pill chat. "False narrative seeding is like using plutonium instead of boron, specifically proton-boron-11." My guys are dropping science jokes over here. Thank you for that. Give another cookie. Give us your take on David Adair. I don't know David Adair. I can't remember David Adair's thing. So, sorry. I just I don't remember his particular claim. I don't know all the uh, lore. Oh, he was the Area 51 guy. Yeah. I think a lot of those guys are probably true, accurate. Like, they weren't all scammers. They were just, um, you know, they maybe didn't see everything. Cuz realize like even 20 years ago, the terminology didn't even exist. So, of course, if you come out and you're like, "Hey, we've got toroidal

you know, they maybe didn't see everything. Cuz realize like even 20 years ago, the terminology didn't even exist. So, of course, if you come out and you're like, "Hey, we've got toroidal toroidal plasma zapping things," people are just going to think you're crazy, man. You say that in the '90s, they're just going to think you're crazy. There's just no way around it. So, it's really hard to judge if people were legit or not because people speak in their own terminology. It may not be accurate to what how we talk about physics now. Can I see you out there? It says, "Please see the Kurt Metzger story." So, yeah, I did mention the Kurt Metzger thing. Um and I think I did a talk it out with Kurt Metzger as well, I guess, cuz I mean, end of the day, I'm not going away, man. I'm not going away going away. This isn't going away and we're over the target. We're over the target. So, you can keep trying to avoid me, avoid the topic, avoid this research, but it's coming for you one way or another. The prezi will never be the top dog. They're always summoned by a higher power. We will only ever know what we can find. Ashton crushes the discovery. This is another thing that I really want to disseminate is the PEADs. Presidential Emergency Action Documents. PEADs. The PEADs are most likely where they wrote this. I'm guessing the PEADs are like what you do when nuclear winter comes and we've got to nuke everybody off the planet. Like the things where you don't you don't talk to Congress about it. Even though the president's not necessarily at the top, there probably is something written in the stone about what you can do and what you can't do, but that those powers are beyond what the public knows to exist. Hopefully that answers that question. ST909, power and meaning of deterrence FAFO. Yeah, I mean, making people so like zapping people's minds and then zapping them to the degree where like it demoralizes them, they don't want to fight anymore. That's the ultimate victory. That is the ultimate like That's like you're playing the video game against somebody and you beat them and they don't want to play anymore. They're like, "You know what? Nah. That was like I got beat 10-0. We're done. I don't want to play anymore. It wasn't fun for me, right?" Thank you for that other dono. Appreciate it, man. Oh, you donated a lot. Uh Think refined frequency manipulates beyond and deeper than the green needle or brainstorm phenomena. You might be getting too out there for me on that one. I don't know what that means, but appreciate it. Jalil Robinson, thank you, brother. Appreciate you. ST909 says he was trying to get you a handler. That was Tim Ventura, probably. Yeah. Can I see you out there? Aura disbeliever until now. What happened to Project Spark? I did not know about Project Spark. I'm going to have to look into the one you want to hear about. Guys, I got so much lore and stuff that I found that connects this stuff. Marauder project. Look up the Marauder project in the '90s. You will find they were shooting plasma toroids at each other near the speed of light. Hm. Sounds like they were trying to test relativistic effects with plasmas and it's very very similar to a reverse field configuration design. Hm. Something for you there. Something for you guys for the weekend. Chaotic good. LFG, apes not leaving. DJT, boom. Venezuela is the last time we care about oil. Yeah, we're not I don't think we're going to care about oil. In fact, I'm not sure we did that for oil. They're going to pump the oil for us. Sure. We did it for economic reasons, but doesn't have to be oil. Sal is the goat. Yeah, Sal is the goat. Thank you very much. The Nintendork shouts to fourth orb. Keep on keeping on, my man. Will do. Thank you very much. Appreciate you, sir. Brown Ashton, boom. Brown Ashton tonight. Oh, Dino Complizier says, "Stranger days. Ashton, bro, was feeling it." Right, how many donos we got today? Right over since you saw them two videos, conformity gate, MH370, aliens is real. Haha. Astro booty. Go and kick their asses. Thank you very much, man. Appreciate that donation. Mick Leonard, great show, never dull. Appreciate you, Mick. Zapperu, fantastic stream. Zapperu, you're awesome as well. You guys feel like you guys are just giving these donos so I can stop. Timothy Foster, thank you for all your donos, man. You're over the target, Ashton. Carry on, Ashton Forbes and ambassadors. Yes. Not just me, you guys as well. I mean, I'm seeing you guys all over social media and I'm seeing things expand as well.

man. You're over the target, Ashton. Carry on, Ashton Forbes and ambassadors. Yes. Not just me, you guys as well. I mean, I'm seeing you guys all over social media and I'm seeing things expand as well. I'm seeing you guys tagging me in a lot of the content we're reviewing here. You guys are honestly the real heroes. So, don't don't rule yourself out when it comes to kudos. Dino Complizier, Lockheed Martin. Zapperu, triple zen evening. Yes, and Dino Complizier. Conformity gate is real. Human beaming and the last one, third eye tribe. Hearts in the chat. We got this, guys. Lastly, Brukbark. Hopefully that's how you say it. Brukbark says um David Adair was talking about cold fusion years ago, star in a bottle, magnetic containment. Yes, when you're hearing those words, magnetic containment, star in a bottle, uh compact fusion, aneutronic fusion, clean fusion, you are over the target. And that's where we're realizing there was a huge huge wealth of science talking about this stuff going all the way back to the '50s. Maybe even further. Maybe even in the '30s if you believe the Nazi stuff. This isn't like a new thing. And this really aligns with the idea that they had this physics, topological physics, plasma physics hidden for this whole time under nuclear weapons or at least nuclear weapons adjacent. Anyway, thank you guys. Love you, MH370X. I'll put a link to the Discord in the chat. Have a good night. Later. Out in the fields where the skies are wide, talking about a journey through the cosmic ride. Einstein and Thorne, they set the stage for a trip through time across the space age. Wormholes connect distant points in space. Traversable paths to a far off place. No black holes pull, no crushing weight, just a cosmic tunnel to a distant gate. Talking wormholes, stargates, negative energy. Travel through the cosmos, it's our destiny. MH370, where did it go? Boeing 777 through a wormhole flown. We're talking wormholes, stargates, negative energy. Travel through the cosmos, it's our destiny. MH370, where did it go? Boeing 777 through a wormhole flown. Exotic matter, negative energy's the key to stabilize a wormhole for you and me. Quantum vacuum squeezed so tight, creating conditions for this wondrous flight. Static fields and lasers in the lab they play, generating forces in a new kind of way. Gravitational squeezing, Casimir force, negative zones we need to stay the course. Talking wormholes, stargates, negative energy. Travel through the cosmos, it's our destiny. MH370, where did it go? Boeing 777 through a wormhole flown. Tensor formalisms placed so fine, spherical geometry we realize. Energy conditions that we must define. For a stable wormhole, let's give it a try. Coolomb forces balancing the plate, creating the throat, opening gates from Earth to the stars in a single bound. A shortcut through space profound. Engineers and dreamers hold the key to future worlds and what we could be. With science in hand, we forge ahead through the cosmic paths that we now tread. Talking wormholes, stargates, negative energy. Travel through the cosmos, it's our destiny. MH370, where did it go? Boeing 777 through a wormhole flown. From the fields to the stars, we break the chains. Understanding the universe, we make the gains. Lou Rourke shines, bringing truth to light. Through his music, we'll explore the night. With wormholes and stargates, our path is clear. Exploring the cosmos