[0:19:39 - 0:19:44] Swahili into English or any language in the other language and all linked to starlink or

[1:44:07 - 1:44:13] these civilizations could simulate ahead of time and in English what I mean by that is if you are

[2:06:52 - 2:07:01] but man a man a man with with a with a cap uh with English retters writing on it and uh and

[2:45:43 - 2:45:48] english by the jr. zlm post on toosday a respected professor and retired general ashed said

[0:22:15 - 0:22:20] that document that we don't have an English law or an Australia here or in the UK where I was born

[1:12:19 - 1:12:24] versus kind of the subatomic probabilistic reality like why do we just the English

[1:29:43 - 1:29:49] for granted like time is the most used now in the English language and if you were to try to

[1:45:38 - 1:45:43] confidant of Oppenheimer this guy you know Edward condon he wrote the first English language textbook

[0:05:56 - 0:06:05] And we're all, we're going to take this car. We're going to drive it all the way down to Portugal. And I remember my aunt was thinking, oh my god, these guys aren't going to make it to the, to the chat with the English channel.

[2:12:01 - 2:12:05] It's like, you know, he's so close with, he wrote actually the first English language

[0:01:21 - 0:01:28] Born to a full blooded English woman and a US Army sergeant.

[0:48:11 - 0:48:16] Well, at the time it was called 209. We were 209s English.

[1:42:36 - 1:42:39] English at all he did have an auditory he spoke

[1:48:32 - 1:48:38] Were you speaking English to him? Yeah, I had to speak English so you weren't thinking things you were speaking

[1:48:55 - 1:49:02] We look at him coming on mess. What a dualingo in my head is giving me English. Yeah, but it's same time on saying in the Spanish

[2:08:38 - 2:08:43] By the way, were they speaking English? Yeah, yeah, okay, so it's not like the Norwegian type situation

[1:20:26 - 1:20:34] 1904, 1905, English British mathematician by the name of ET Whitaker,

[1:36:57 - 1:37:03] at UAP sightings and that's really been their own overt messaging on UAP at least to an English

[0:15:39 - 0:15:45] more of the English steamer the SS Siberian encountered a USO 10 nautical miles off Cape

[0:21:40 - 0:21:43] as the language of this 19th century English gets a little tricky here.

[1:03:08 - 1:03:17] behind it whether it's a Chinese character or uh you know a English ancient Elizabethian English

[1:22:25 - 1:22:33] move its mouth. It's like you could hear it. Was it English? Yeah. Very deep voice, very loud.

[0:07:35 - 0:07:48] So what? She, well, it really, it really turned out really nice and turned out really bougie and some friends of ours took the idea and decided to create an English pub in their entire basement. So I have like one room. That's a bar.

[0:07:48 - 0:08:01] Buddy, mine turned, he actually run security for me, actually turned the entire half of his basement into a huge, he's got like a dart alley, he's got the secret door like a speaking. It is the coolest thing. It's all done in English tutor style. And he did it himself. Right.

[1:11:08 - 1:11:36] I had a friend Mike Smith when I was living in London he was also an American he was a very good artist and in those days the English were easily fooled by fake credentials so he made some fake credentials for a paper called the Chicago citizen which didn't even exist and we used to use these credentials to get into places we didn't belong like ask an opening day and the premiere of

[1:44:49 - 1:45:18] Also the other thing the implant does is opens up a slit in this I really it's more in this I now but it opens up a slit and you can see words racing through the slit too fast for you to read except occasionally and they all seem to be kind of nonsense words I mean their words their English words for the most part but they're not relevant to anything and I asked him about that and he said the man he said that's drawing up.

[1:54:18 - 1:54:21] degree in English literature to be my editor

[0:03:26 - 0:03:31] But, JoJo, what is the word of an English bacher shouvel?

[0:38:25 - 0:38:32] Yeah, and a lot of those dudes didn't the Chinese there was two Chinese dudes there that I remember they spent variable English