[2:05:29 - 2:05:34] He's like yeah, you Eastern European or Russian. Yeah, maybe maybe Yugoslavian and

[0:34:20 - 0:34:26] telling us about some Russian and Chinese weapons systems that were captured. And I don't

[0:43:50 - 0:43:57] spy plane, Russian spy plane that had gone down in Africa, all of Africa is the target. And this

[1:14:50 - 1:14:56] a jet propulsion labs, the Russian space program, a guy named Chikovsky. And then the German space

[0:03:44 - 0:03:50] to them in hearings as well as released for the public record. Close approaches of Russian

[0:48:16 - 0:48:21] leak to try to do something to scare the living daylights out of the Chinese or the Russians or the

[1:00:47 - 1:00:53] to share the knowns and the unknowns with the Russians the uh with the Russian with the Russians uh

[1:01:09 - 1:01:15] the secret sauce with the Russians he just you know he gone through the Bay of Pigs and you know

[1:58:16 - 1:58:22] nuke out of the you know vast missing stock pile of suitcase nukes from the the Russian government

[0:45:10 - 0:45:26] Since we've been conducting forensic audit tell Mr. Stewart were sorry. It was telling her Mr. Stewart. This is okay. Did you hear that we are so sorry we don't know why I go to a computer guy in Chicago. I call him my Russian hacker. And I'll finish here.

[1:57:55 - 1:58:02] he worked for the CIA and it was the head of the Russian KGB propaganda unit for the CIA in the

[0:28:24 - 0:28:30] The difference between the American version, the Russian version and the real thing.

[0:27:52 - 0:27:57] this contact could be confused with and it had all the signatures of a Russian torpedo because

[0:29:25 - 0:29:32] it could only be one mistake we're say an American Submariner Commander or a Russian Submariner

[0:29:32 - 0:29:37] Commander basically thinks he'll be hell we're being attacked by a Russian submarine or an American

[0:06:20 - 0:06:37] First off, let's just talk about the NRO for a second. This was founded in 1961 pre-cold war. We wanted to find a way to spy on the Russians and just basically dominate the information sector of the world.

[0:47:32 - 0:47:38] If you mean very recently my guess would be the Russians in the US having a little secret dance amongst themselves

[0:48:09 - 0:48:15] We used to laugh at Russian and Chinese designs. We stopped laughing at China when they produce an operational but buggy

[1:34:55 - 1:35:04] organized by country. So we have KGB, Soviet, Russian, US, UK, Australia, anyway, in Canada. So we

[0:08:31 - 0:08:36] And this is not reverse engineering Russians or Chinese technology or anything.

[1:00:37 - 1:00:41] some American ones from the 80s and some Russian ones from the 80s.

[1:00:43 - 1:00:48] I will say there was a weird loophole to get to the Russian ones.

[0:31:17 - 0:31:19] In the, on the Russian side, though,

[0:43:43 - 0:43:50] and then in the Russian-Chinese side, they have these centralized, nationalized systems, with their best and brightest working on it.

[0:54:00 - 0:54:07] Maybe you'd find yourself competing with Chinese and Russian equivalents that are far more centrally coordinated.

[0:57:14 - 0:57:16] By the way, the Russians had a program too.

[0:57:20 - 0:57:24] So were the Russians and other countries.

[0:22:45 - 0:22:50] it's been and we're gonna keep it that way and we don't want Russian China to be exposed

[0:25:33 - 0:25:37] the US Russian China are very very good at like secrecy of an area secrecy but you know there's

[0:32:00 - 0:32:05] some utopian society where nobody's gonna care about fetalistic dominance like you know Russian China

[1:38:04 - 1:38:05] Yeah, and it had Russian weaponry on board.

[2:27:08 - 2:27:09] It's not the Russians, not the Chinese.

[2:27:58 - 2:27:59] Oh, it could be the, no, it's not the Russians.

[0:09:14 - 0:09:20] where they could take a full photograph of a boomer class Russian submarine.

[0:05:33 - 0:05:40] Russian interview and they wanted me to know they care about this issue. They wanted me to know

[0:24:16 - 0:24:20] anything I've ever seen. They're not Russian, they're not Chinese, they're not, you know,

[0:27:47 - 0:27:52] they weren't Russian, they weren't Hindu, they weren't anything that I'd ever seen. I'd seen

[0:24:32 - 0:24:37] and probably even the Russian government and the Chinese their politics to

[0:31:33 - 0:31:36] So they thought maybe it was a Russian operation or something,

[0:37:22 - 0:37:24] this guy wasn't a Russian spy.

[1:00:00 - 1:00:02] And not only did we blind the Russians,

[1:09:13 - 1:09:15] And so, when we recruit a Russian,

[1:09:25 - 1:09:28] that the Russians were just as interested as we were.

[0:19:41 - 0:19:48] They were worried in essence in the vernacular. They were worried if the Russians or the Chinese, you know, were trying to penetrate the program.

[0:41:32 - 0:42:01] That that's the way I came to terms with this it wasn't this you know I left a meeting also we're talking about aliens you know talking about UFOs that wasn't the case from to me who is always well could this be adversarial technology could this be Russian could this be Chinese right is some sort of nice you continue to go down and you're getting more and more details and facts you start realizing okay well it's definitely not Russian could be Chinese well let's let's see what the red force technologies are right let's see what their capabilities are because not just technology I see this thing flying is this Chinese it's okay what does it take for this thing.

[0:42:01 - 0:42:25] To do what it's doing right and do they have that technology to do it it's not just simple to say oh yeah that that's clearly Russian or Chinese because it's not just the object it's it's the signature of the object and I got to be careful not to go into a lot of detail that because signature sometimes signature information is more important than then then identifying the object itself because you can recognize performance characteristics.

[1:05:50 - 1:05:54] is that a problem well if these things had a Russian star on the tail or in North Korean tail

[1:11:39 - 1:11:44] that's when they go you know proverbially speaking so you know Russians are very clever yeah

[1:42:28 - 1:42:33] it's not declassified should use a reality right yes it should look the fact of Russian has

[1:53:27 - 1:53:32] the Russians that's the problem he gave it to the Russians yes that's the problem he didn't come

[1:53:37 - 1:53:42] done that I've never reported to do it I don't support it we mean the leak to the Russians brother

[1:59:34 - 1:59:40] for space technology oh you gotta say look there's what the Russians are doing okay here's your money

[2:23:30 - 2:23:34] cannot process this information they're too worried about Russians and nukes and all this other stuff

[2:24:00 - 2:24:04] and we start flying them and the Russians ever reacted so we thought hey the plane flies too high

[2:24:04 - 2:24:10] and too fast they can't detect it the Russians were were were tracking every single flight from day one

[2:42:56 - 2:43:00] that at least we're pretty sure we don't have maybe the Russians maybe the Chinese sure back in the

[3:07:59 - 3:08:05] we didn't win the cold war because we kept better secrets the Russians did we won the cold war

[3:08:05 - 3:08:11] because we knew how to move information more efficiently um than the Russians and he's absolutely

[0:40:48 - 0:40:56] could take a full photograph of a boomer class Russian submarine, nuclear submarine and show it to him.

[1:07:09 - 1:07:14] can sort of tap into yeah the Russian the Russian cosmos sort of believed in something similar yeah

[1:37:19 - 1:37:25] he had invented the the glomeric's floor to pick up russian submarines if they fail and fall to

[1:49:01 - 1:49:08] that against China not not against Russian it's against China because they'd already been shown

[0:03:32 - 0:03:34] with these children, these Russian children

[0:05:34 - 0:05:39] they blew off a gigantic hydrogen bomb the Russians did.

[0:12:52 - 0:13:07] They had no information, nothing like what we have now about outer space. So their immediate thought was these were people, these were Russians and because they were small, the assumption was they were children.

[0:06:05 - 0:06:09] Are you going to be Russian or Chinese technology?

[0:28:29 - 0:28:36] One of their main missions is to evaluate Russian defense systems, equipment that's in the hands of unfriendly nations like Iran and Iraq.

[1:23:43 - 1:23:46] There were Russian scientists at S4.

[1:24:05 - 1:24:07] We sell it Russian scientists.

[1:24:07 - 1:24:10] Yeah, but I mean Russian scientists, a lot of them came from Germany.

[1:24:16 - 1:24:17] So some Russians got some of them.

[1:25:08 - 1:25:11] And the Russians were never allowed back on the base after that.

[1:19:16 - 1:19:21] I want you to attack this as if you knew nothing like a Russian or a Chinese person would.

[0:23:47 - 0:23:52] The lack no, Dr. Victor Lacknow, Russian of the Russian Academy

[0:34:34 - 0:34:36] or you said, you're a Russian agent.

[0:55:58 - 0:56:02] Because he's he's he's he's he's he's funded by the Russians.

[1:17:13 - 1:17:18] 15 megatons, the Russian Tsar-Bomba, imagine something billion.

[1:39:01 - 1:39:03] we're supposed to not like the Russians

[0:06:28 - 0:06:34] Historically, the Soviets kept a tight lid on UAP reports. In fact, Russian UFO

[0:10:21 - 0:10:25] And with the Russians, my friends, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I'd like to leave you with

[0:10:25 - 0:10:32] this clip from this Russian documentary on USOs from 2006, where we see a Russian submarine captain

[0:17:04 - 0:17:10] isolated incident. In fact, the Maritime Lightwheel is reported on in that Russian USO documentary I

[0:27:25 - 0:27:28] So if you guys haven't yet watched that Russian documentary,

[0:27:35 - 0:27:40] And of course you get to listen to someone talking to Russian accent for 45 minutes.

[0:16:54 - 0:16:55] to be Russian Cyrillic.

[0:17:05 - 0:17:09] He was familiar with the Russian language and the markings he observed were not

[0:17:09 - 0:17:10] Russian.

[0:17:19 - 0:17:23] could read in your right post and Russian� he says, �Yeah, I said, �Write me something

[0:17:27 - 0:17:32] The post and Russian writing that I see doesn't come nowhere near.

[0:29:41 - 0:29:45] It turns out we do know that a Russian probe fell back to Earth that day and it was a

[0:29:52 - 0:29:56] What might have been on that Russian space probe that the US would have been so interested

[1:03:56 - 1:04:06] that, they could probably train a few psychics to erase a Russian city, a Russian city, and this

[1:43:28 - 1:43:36] up some you know think about it you'd have educated for there was a Russian craft that fell you'd

[1:43:43 - 1:43:49] they came from we give them back to the Russians in honor and here we are we've got a civilization

[1:47:08 - 1:47:13] right it's not that all right let's look at Russia anything no it's not Russian is it one of ours

[0:17:06 - 0:17:11] Russians very quickly afterwards developed the atomic bomb too, right? So now now it's no longer

[0:17:29 - 0:17:36] but you can imagine this this Cold War is being an invisible chess match with the Russians. And

[0:18:24 - 0:18:30] all of a sudden a UAP is is is picked up by one of these radar systems, either ours or the Russians.

[0:30:22 - 0:30:26] that move very fast? Yeah, we know the Russians have the supercavitational torpedo and they've

[0:55:03 - 0:55:07] you know it's certainly very interesting and there was even in a Russian something called

[1:10:17 - 1:10:21] Europe's been dealing with their Russians and Chinese and the is it the worst kept secret at this

[0:27:21 - 0:27:25] it used to get you to train on different types of aircraft from Russian to,

[0:15:02 - 0:15:05] So if the Russians come up, for instance, with a new technology and we,

[0:17:09 - 0:17:14] And then the Russians also were, so what do you do?

[0:21:16 - 0:21:23] The Russians want to know what we know. We want to know what the Russians know, you know, the Italians,

[0:21:50 - 0:21:55] engineers and data. You don't want the Russians to know what you have, what you're, what's being

[0:22:44 - 0:22:49] So when they realized that the Russians were probably, you know, interested in this too,

[0:22:49 - 0:22:54] and they knew that through leaks that the Russians were interested in this, they couldn't,

[0:29:27 - 0:29:32] isn't Russian and it's not Chinese. So, it doesn't leave many possibilities, right?

[1:11:42 - 1:11:47] You can say like people do about God, you know, about 20 million, you know, a Russian sty during

[1:18:05 - 1:18:08] yeah, we know the Russians are building this particular submarine. And this is what it looks like.

[0:24:52 - 0:24:54] post-Soviet Russia by the Russian government.

[0:20:24 - 0:20:32] So I try to look at someone's heart as much as I can. People say, she's a Russian sympathizer. First of all, you don't know that you're getting that crap from some sort of mainstream media outlet.

[0:22:37 - 0:22:48] And Tulsi, I mean, you took the words out of my mouth. They were like throwing around this like Russian asset thing with her starting back when she like ran in 2020, which to me, I'd never heard any evidence on that. It seemed totally ridiculous.

[1:59:31 - 1:59:36] change. I'll give you case and point. Look, Russians have something called a super-cavitational torpedo.

[2:38:28 - 2:38:33] experimental jet that the Russians were testing over Africa. And I believe it crashed in Congo.

[2:38:39 - 2:38:44] couldn't find it. And other could the Russians, it would promote viewers that found the air.

[2:41:23 - 2:41:29] it makes you wonder if, oh, brother, I mean, Russians had the psychotronic weapons development program.

[2:41:42 - 2:41:46] Type it up. You you tell me. Okay. What's it called again? Russian psychotronic

[2:41:53 - 2:41:57] Russian psychotheronic weapons development program.

[2:43:07 - 2:43:13] because this shows definitively that not only were the Russians investing in this, but it's

[2:43:21 - 2:43:25] they say they didn't get to the Russians say no, it actually worked quite well. We had our own

[2:43:25 - 2:43:31] psychotronic weapons development program because of it. So yes, that's right. So because the Russians

[2:43:39 - 2:43:45] yeah, there you go, weird Russian wired, weird Russian mine control research behind it to go down

[2:43:45 - 2:43:50] a little bit there one more there to hit that. The weird Russian mine control research behind a

[0:26:25 - 0:26:37] So who's behind it? That's fine if you don't want to consider that option. It's either Russian, Chinese or ours. And it's not ours. We've already said it's not ours. We don't have that capability.

[0:26:37 - 0:26:46] And we damn sure hope it's not Russian or Chinese because then we're really screwed. No, by the way, we've been dealing with this topic now for the last what 70 some years. Can you imagine?

[0:30:38 - 0:31:07] So people said, well, why would they spend? But look, our country did. But one of my colleagues, how put off the Godfather of the US government, the CIA's psychic espionage program. That's right. They just said psychic espionage program. Your tax dollars paid for programs like Stargate and Grillflame before that and various other names before that. Why? Because there was some information to suggest that it worked. And oh, by the way, the Russians were doing the same thing. You know, so people, people look at the US government.

[0:31:07 - 0:31:31] People look at things and say, well, that's silly. That would never work. And it turns out that sometimes it does work. Look at the Navy, so the Navy guy, the Navy, so says program back in the 50s. Who would have ever thought, well, I just dropped some microphones on the ocean and maybe I can listen to Russian submarines. It works. Right. So is it really that? Is it pseudo science? Well, the pseudoscience until it works. Now it's your science.

[0:33:16 - 0:33:29] There was no real near peer other than the Russians at the time. And they were still nowhere near what we were able to do. So I can buy now if you say that there is a foreign adversary that has his capability.

[0:36:05 - 0:36:22] So it simply doesn't make sense from a time perspective that some country had this technology 70 years ago. Now, sure, maybe I doubt it, but I would buy that more that OK, yeah, China Russian the last five years has been able to develop this.

[0:39:51 - 0:40:11] So I think there's a, you know, there's an argument there to be made that, you know, obviously I would rather this technology be ours and Russian or Chinese, but I think we're pretty clear now as a government. It's not our technology and our government has already said for the record. Very senior people. This is not our technology.

[1:11:34 - 1:11:40] Like again, remote viewing program with Stargate, right? We actually did that against the Russian.

[1:35:11 - 1:35:16] successfully located a down Russian supersonic test plane that was being flown in a crash

[1:35:20 - 1:35:25] find it in other countries of the Russians. Who found it? Remote viewers. Look at the story behind

[1:39:30 - 1:39:39] remote viewer where their target was a Russian submarine. And they were providing the description

[1:39:43 - 1:39:47] was one of the latest new submarines that the Russians was deploying. And this was general.

[1:42:58 - 1:43:05] not a president. And he sided with the Russians. And that was a problem. So my father basically

[2:01:00 - 2:01:03] counterintelligence and security aspect for the portfolio because they're worried that the Russians

[2:01:08 - 2:01:16] program. Yeah, the Russians don't want to know. So very shortly thereafter, I realized the true

[2:01:46 - 2:01:50] And think about that, right? Our restricted ability to launch if we're attacked by the Russian,

[2:23:19 - 2:23:23] lost a drone and it's paraded like the Russians did with the YouTube back in the 1960s when we're

[2:31:01 - 2:31:06] Russian China. China has already announced through the Five Contents initiative

[2:32:07 - 2:32:14] some names, program names that the Russians were involved with involving UAP and, and

[2:36:24 - 2:36:29] places. And you had a nuke, real nuke issue, Russians had nuke, we had nuke, so we're building more

[2:37:20 - 2:37:24] The Russian agreement we had, the treaty with the Russians that we would not fly manned

[2:37:37 - 2:37:44] Russians didn't respond. Mission success. They didn't even know we were there. Or did they?

[2:37:45 - 2:37:51] It wasn't until the Russians were able to develop and deploy the S-A-2 surface-to-air missile

[2:37:59 - 2:38:05] front of the United Nations the Russians ever admit that they were tracking every single flight.

[2:38:05 - 2:38:11] It wasn't until they could neutralize the threat that they ever admit even to the Russian people

[2:46:33 - 2:46:39] Russian, neither is Fraver and others. But that was something that I was forcefully in the public

[3:06:19 - 3:06:25] uh, no one's to my knowledge done a proper DNA someone attempted to, I think it was a Russian

[0:23:21 - 0:23:24] They had like, like, six Russian migs later on.

[0:34:32 - 0:34:41] McMonigal, who figured out this, you know, novel Russian submarine, I think in 78 or 79.

[2:06:46 - 2:06:51] Well that's the Lazar rumor as well, which is that like Russians were at Area 51, too,

[2:07:03 - 2:07:08] with the Russians on the UFO question because we were worried that they'd mistake it

[2:07:53 - 2:07:56] I think in the Lazar account, it's like the Russians started to get kicked out as like

[0:25:00 - 0:25:05] And because they knew there was also Russian spies in the UFO community out west.

[0:25:09 - 0:25:12] it'll throw off the Russians and they won't know what we really have going on.

[0:04:00 - 0:04:06] But we're not going to reveal those secrets to the Russians or the Chinese potential adversaries.

[0:04:31 - 0:04:35] A russian just about 20 seconds, who do you believe would be trying to cover this up

[0:46:27 - 0:46:33] There's a couple of examples of experiments that were done by the Russians

[1:07:45 - 1:07:52] The head analyst was the guy in charge of the whole Russian floor at Langley.

[1:12:20 - 1:12:23] And I think a TU-22 Russian.

[1:12:23 - 1:12:24] Russian bear bomber.

[1:13:15 - 1:13:20] And one of the reporters, he was saying, we found the Russian plane.

[1:13:20 - 1:13:23] We returned everything on it to the Russians.

[1:27:53 - 1:27:57] where the Russians and the British, vis-a-vis Afghanistan, you're not going to win.

[0:56:14 - 0:56:22] approached by the CIA actually to plant faults, intelligence information with Russians.

[0:56:22 - 0:56:27] Some Russians had approached him for some, I don't know exactly what he was doing but he got

[1:17:13 - 1:17:17] by the Russians satellites. Wow. So that was the goal there. That was how it started. Yeah, that's

[1:20:54 - 1:21:03] they could just show him the photograph of a a a boomer class Russian nuclear submarine.

[0:59:27 - 0:59:34] determine what we had. We thought at that point we had possibly a Russian or Korean aircraft with

[1:00:34 - 1:00:39] was my comment was, I don't believe it's Russian. And his comment was, if it is,

[1:02:26 - 1:02:33] Russian Arabic, nothing we were trying to explain previously. But hieroglyphics?

[1:40:36 - 1:40:41] thought this to be a downed korean or russian aircraft with some sort of nuclear technology and it

[0:56:22 - 0:56:30] When in conversation with the future Russian President about their respective backgrounds, Putin told Kissinger he got his start in intelligence.

[0:35:56 - 0:36:01] we walked up to the barn. I noticed that all the Russian military I saw had mixed matched

[0:37:14 - 0:37:18] Russian naval intelligence vessels in the middle of the ocean at night and

[0:39:43 - 0:39:49] that the RV collection assets were there in area monitoring Russian naval

[0:39:57 - 0:40:03] this night while they are observing the Russian vessels a large black triangle

[0:40:38 - 0:40:44] the analysis in the text was that the Russian Navy had four knowledge that this

[0:42:33 - 0:42:38] just describe the events and that analysis of the event of the Russians having

[106.00s - 109.00s] published in English, French, Russian, and Chinese.

[472.00s - 484.00s] And they plopped a big report down on the desk about like that and said, look, the Russians have been spending millions of dollars at their best institutes trying to use ESP for their own purposes.

[646.00s - 656.00s] And they said, does that mean if we have all kinds of classified documents and the superconducting is safe, the Russians might be able to, you know, reach in and see them?

[1637.00s - 1640.00s] And we went in and got it before the Russians could find it.

[2353.00s - 2355.00s] The Russians came up with an idea.

[3283.00s - 3289.00s] but nonetheless we and the Russians kind of marched along step by step.

[3702.00s - 3709.00s] We'd say, you know, this came from a Russian sub or, you know, whatever.

[0:02:52 - 0:02:58] This time, I believe in the Atlantic Ocean and it shows another Russian intelligence vessel

[0:03:00 - 0:03:11] The image is green infrared and it shows above this Russian vessel is another black triangle,

[0:03:31 - 0:03:36] And it was also accompanied by text saying that there was no indication that the Russian vessel

[0:04:58 - 0:05:03] Whereas the two Russian incidents, we were there to watch the Russians,

[0:05:03 - 0:05:05] and their Russians interactions with this technology.

[0:01:28 - 0:01:31] look, if we ever thought that these were Russian or Chinese,

[0:19:21 - 0:19:24] Are you going to be Russian or Chinese technology?

[0:01:40 - 0:01:44] But they switched over to using French and Russian agricultural drones.

[0:22:54 - 0:23:01] if we had a Russian bomber patrol that had a fighter escort and they tried to box our fighters out,

[0:24:19 - 0:24:26] again. So the Russian military that from 78 to 88, they had a standing order for the any every unit

[0:24:55 - 0:25:01] those planes, the Russian warplanes crashed. Two of the pilots died. And after the second pilot

[0:25:01 - 0:25:07] died, they issued an order, leave them alone because in the words of the commander of the Russian