[0:45:00 - 0:45:03] I think just for Hawaii. So you're talking

[0:05:34 - 0:05:39] was starfish, we did an atmospheric explosion over Hawaii and then the Russians like hold

[0:10:08 - 0:10:13] And then one day you got a chance to go outside and see the Keck Observatory in Hawaii

[0:15:22 - 0:15:32] He went to Germany, speaks fluent German to this day. I went to Hawaii of all places, learned how to speak some inappropriate tongue-on.

[0:26:52 - 0:27:02] I elected to go on a mission for my church, for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served for two years in Hawaii.

[0:28:20 - 0:28:41] So even though I was focused on my mission and my missionary service, I was fortunate to see transactions close for a period of time that I had placed under contract before leaving for Hawaii which was an unlikely mission call for me.

[0:28:41 - 0:28:54] I mean most of my friends were going to foreign lands, whether it be Chile or Germany or other places to get a call to Hawaii was quite a surprise for me.

[0:34:22 - 0:34:33] Yeah, I could see it. When you got back from Hawaii, were you an agent broker? Did you own the buildings? I broke her.

[0:45:20 - 0:45:30] I am currently master planning over 1,200 acres on the North Shore of Oahu in Hawaii where I served my mission.

[0:48:01 - 0:48:10] But let's talk about let's go back to Hawaii, the Dole Plantation. What is going on with the Dole Plantation? Well, Dole is in Dole Fruit.

[0:48:10 - 0:48:23] Yeah, so Dole Foods, who started farming the property in Hawaii back in the mid-1800s, has moved a lot of their farming operations to third world countries.

[0:48:23 - 0:48:52] As a result has been willing to sell their key pieces of property in Hawaii and I fortunately not only being familiar with that area is having lived there for several years and served there as a missionary, saw an opportunity to acquire the property, bring in partners to complete a master plan and to preserve

[0:31:45 - 0:31:51] Innoe of Hawaii, both World War II veterans, who were like, almost immediately, oh yeah,

[0:50:42 - 0:50:55] Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader from Nevada, with a deep personal interest in UFOs, Daniel Inue from Hawaii and Ted Stevens, Senator from Alaska, who had seen a UFO as a fighter pilot in World War II.

[0:27:59 - 0:28:08] There was two other senators that were involved. You had Senator Ted Stevens from Alaska, who was also a military veteran, and you also had Senator Inue from Hawaii.

[0:10:41 - 0:10:47] And Dan and I from Hawaii. That's right. And they're all studying, you know, UFOs, a lot of which

[2:25:19 - 2:25:26] And he comes in Dan Innoway, from Hawaii.

[0:49:43 - 0:49:52] But who else did you put on your list? You remember I put Hawaii. Another great place. Another great place. Yeah. So I had that. And then what was the other one? Colorado.

[0:49:52 - 0:50:02] Okay. All right. So you were all out west though. Yeah. I loved I loved the idea of the mountains. I loved that. And I loved Hawaii just for the fact that I'd never been there. And again, Vegas because I'd never been there either.

[0:06:15 - 0:06:32] You know, indeed, we love our acronyms right and tell community. It was in 2007, Harry Reid, Senator who is by the way, the Senate majority leader at the time, you had Senator Ted Stevens and Senator Inue, so Alaska and Hawaii as well.

[0:06:32 - 0:06:43] So Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii and even from restaurant at John Glenn, all got together on the Hill and somebody like bipartisan, so Republican and Democrat got together and

[0:07:41 - 0:07:57] So it was three three state centers has started Alaska Nevada and Hawaii is there I mean interesting lot of UAP activity in Alaska. Well, Stephen's had his own UAP counter while it's a pilot believe it or not. No, and let's not forget that you were World War two.

[0:09:04 - 0:09:15] Is there a lot of I mean the reason I brought up the three states Nevada, obviously a lot of activity. Alaska, a lot of activity Hawaii. Is there a lot of activity down there?

[0:09:15 - 0:09:23] Well, there is some I would I don't it's hard to say there's a lot. So there's an issue with Hawaii. It's population density and surface area.

[0:09:34 - 0:09:46] Maybe there's a military person or a military basis. Hawaii is a much smaller landmass. So you have fewer people in a smaller area looking up towards the sky.

[0:09:46 - 0:10:00] So we don't really know if Hawaii is necessarily a hotspot. We do have a military presence there as we know. And we do have a couple of sensitive facilities there because of geographically where it's located.

[0:10:15 - 0:10:25] You don't have that type of population in Hawaii and you don't have the landmass. So we really don't know we don't know if there's actually more activity occurring around the waters.

[1:03:39 - 1:03:44] Well, it's sort of like if you remember a brilliant guy, Senator Inuy of Hawaii who did

[0:08:20 - 0:08:24] And the telescope that discovered it in Hawaii

[0:09:46 - 0:09:50] And then three years later, the same telescope in Hawaii

[0:58:22 - 0:58:29] hello phone base for the agency out of Hawaii that pretended to be a private investment firm

[0:58:48 - 0:58:54] because he'd been arrested out in Hawaii and what had happened is that this hello phone operation

[0:59:15 - 0:59:20] six fleet. The Admiral one of them was ahead of the CIA in Hawaii and other than was one of the

[1:00:35 - 1:00:41] brother to come to Hawaii to help him. So his brother gets breached in on this and it comes to me at

[0:24:02 - 0:24:11] October 19th 2017 the first interstellar object was spotted by a telescope in Hawaii called Panstars.

[0:24:11 - 0:24:16] It was given the name Omoa Moa which means a scout in the Hawaiian language.

[0:13:43 - 0:13:49] Hawaii at Manoa, University of Texas at Austin, and Pennsylvania State University. Penn State's

[0:25:03 - 0:25:10] outside of Hawaii in 1968. Though the office was intended to act between the CIA's director of

[0:31:19 - 0:31:25] Explorer program when I was in Hawaii as the assistant chief of staff for intelligence end quote.

[0:31:40 - 0:31:49] to NRO's Glomar Explorer in Hawaii. In 1974 the K129 Soviet wreckage was picked up 1560 miles

[0:31:49 - 0:31:54] northwest of Hawaii however. Once again later in this project I will bring up an alleged UFO

[0:31:54 - 0:32:01] recovery in 1973 conducted by the Glomar in Hawaii could Inman possibly have been involved in this

[1:14:53 - 1:14:58] Hawaii. There is also incredible research I plan to explore in the future conducted by Dr.

[1:18:59 - 1:19:06] Great Lakes Naval Station was shot down by the Navy between Hawaii and the mainland in June of 1973.

[1:19:24 - 1:19:31] by the Glomar Explorer and shipped to Hawaii and sent stateside and finally to Chicago.

[1:43:42 - 1:43:49] craft he saw had told him that it had been shot down between hawaii and the mainland by a destroyer

[1:44:03 - 1:44:10] of the glomar's activities out in hawaii so there's a lot of really connective tissue here with these

[0:16:29 - 0:16:43] There was another case that OmoMo was discovered by a telescope in Hawaii on October 19th, 2017, and then in September 2020, about three years later, they discovered another object.

[3345.00s - 3356.00s] Harry Reid, who was at the time Senate Majority Leader, Daniel Inouye from Hawaii, Ted Stevens from Alaska,