Paper clip

And it covers the visit that Alex and I made to Florida Atlantic University to spend time with Gregory Corso's bomb manuscript.

How are you doing, everybody? In the last week, in terms of writing activity, I completed a flash fiction about Ebenezer the Paperclip, who wants to vacation in Bimini, and had a flash fiction published in Ghost Parachute.

This one's called Not All Parties Are Fun, Actually.

All right, let's get to the conversation.

I wanna know more about that guy.

Rebecca Hall's character, the German who, she was married to Dan Stevens' character in this, who's a German scientist, and they're, they touch on that they are, th- I guess their ancestors were tied to the Paperclip program.

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So this is Dan Stevens.

He's playing a third-generation Operation Paperclip scientist.

Operation Paperclip is where we took a lot of the most elite German scientists.

We took them over to America and- Had them work for us.

His name, Dr. Kammler, is based on one of the Nazis that were in charge of slave labor over at, uh, Peenemunde.

morning.

Paperclip in the morning.

Oh, sorry.

What's up, Elliot? No.

Um, and then it goes back to like, say, like remote viewing and mediumship, all that type of stuff that, yeah, we're kind of now it's all become more mainstream.

After World War II, p-project Paperclip imported all the Nazis here to the US.

Wernher von Braun, uh, was headed, headed, uh, you know, the NASA program obviously, and obtained up to thirty-- uh, according to our grandfather, thirty anti-gravity systems at the same time.

This kickstarted the top-secret Cosmos unit focused on the electromagnetic propulsion.

Beginning of the show.

And he claimed involvement with one of the more famous episodes, The Blessing Way, and said he appeared uncredited in Anasazi and Paperclip.

Now, you go, okay, interesting.

So there's an Air Force insider who is a disinformation agent who is apparently working as some sort of consultant for X-Files, not for a week or a month, but for a couple years, according to him.

Well, but, you know...

Three episodes that we can think of tonight, Anasazi, Paperclip, and the other one escapes me at the moment, but I'll remember it as Blessing Way.

Those three loom large in our discussion, and Chris Carter and consultants to the X-Files loom very large in our discussion.

Now, our study of UFOs didn't stop there.

Right.

He claims to have written the mythology episode entitled The Blessing Way.

He also appeared in two other mythology episodes, Anasazi and Paperclip.

Appeared in them as a

What are they called? You can

try and use a paperclip.

Paperclip, thank you.

It's not going to give you any extra dice, I'm afraid.

Unless you've got some lockpicks kicking around.

I love that name, The Daily Item.

Like, what is that? Paperclip, that's The Daily Item.

Apple, that's The Daily Item.

Daily Item said, "If Joel Grey's George M. Cohan and Zero Mostel's Tevye are to be considered larger than life figures, then Robert Preston's Nathan Rashumsky must be regarded as larger than life and death." And there were some songs that all the critics seemed to like, like The Youngest Person I Know.

Now it's all become more mainstream.

After World War II, p-project Paperclip imported all the Nazis here to the US, where von Braun, uh, was headed, headed, uh, you know, the NASA program obviously, and obtained up to thirty, uh, according to our grandfather, thirty anti-gravity systems at the same time.

This kickstarted the top secret Cosmos unit focused on the electromagnetic propulsion.

So even all these clearances that we ended up getting came from the technology we got from the Germans, and that...

He's ob- probably obviously seen other shit, innit.

Yeah, probably paper one.

But I know he's definitely seen the po- the Paper clip where I put a diss Drake on my stream, innit, 'cause that clip like went mad.

Even in America-

Oh, yeah, yeah