Roswell

It's six chapters.

You have Germany, Antarctica, Roswell, Los Alamos, Kingman, and Kennedy.

This is basically just like a backfill of history to get us up to speed of them embarking on this journey.

And part two is called Project Crystal Knight.

Now, everything in the back half of part one rests on this.

By 1947, the Pentagon believes the Reich survived and is operating out of Antarctica and is flying something the United States cannot match, which puts American intelligence in a very specific mood going into that summer.

Which brings us to chapter three, Roswell.

Chapter three, Roswell.

It's, it's miles from the town.

Um, so it's not actually there, but the town of Roswell is sort of a tourist hub in a way.

They've got a museum there, which is fascinating.

And, and just real quick about the museum.

Um, so we went and we did the tourist thing, the murals and the paintings on the sidewalk.

And, uh, as I say, the statues everywhere.

Um, And yeah, we sort of did that thing and we're like, well, we've done Roswell.

You know, you can take that off.

As so much about alien visitation and alien existence is, the entire phenomenon has morphed over time.

It used to be that in the 1940s, in 1947 in particular, with some of the first documented sightings and then the Roswell case in July of 47, of course, all of it was nuts and bolts sort of stuff.

The UFOs were nuts and bolts and the visitors were aliens from another star system, etc., etc.

As I try to document by way of evolution of theories and ideas in my book, Alien in the Mirror, all of this has morphed over time.

Jim Krug talking about crop circles.

The great Tom Carey talking about Roswell and all of his Roswell deathbed confessions.

And then Dominic and I are going to be talking about Paranormal and the Poconos.

And then we've got like vendors.

well, Irvin...

Joaquin Gutierrez is 22, drove from Roswell to Albuquerque on August 27th to cook dinner with cousins, including Nathaniel Cavazos.

I'm totally butchering these names.

Now, police say the men had been drinking when Gutierrez began antagonizing Cavazos.

I'm absolutely convinced at this point that the so-called alien phenomena is absolutely demonic.

And, you know, there were more little alien figurines at Burning Man than I've ever seen anywhere, including, like, you know, driving through New Mexico on the way to Roswell.

Everywhere you look, there was little plush aliens and inflatable aliens and alien tattoos and alien posters.

Aliens, mushrooms, transgenderism, and Palestine.

And then later on, when this big wave of UFO sightings came in its wake, you had others who were describing circular, saucer-shaped UFOs.

Also, 1947, of course, you have the famous Roswell incident, which has just so completely permeated the culture.

I mean, probably everyone, probably even people who don't even care about the UFO issue, when you mention Roswell, they're going to know.

It's just so strongly, completely overtaken the culture, and they're going to tell you the basics.

Oh, yeah, it crash-landed.

This is much more complicated than what the media are letting us know, or what the media are allowed to let us know.

It's remarkable for that because right post-World War II, we still have a very trusting population when it comes to believing what the government says.

So once they do the follow-up story on Roswell and they basically say, oops, we made a mistake.

This very unusual case of an apparent UFO crash retrieval comes from MUFON Western Regional Director Paul Cerny, a well-respected researcher.

This case took place on a farm outside of Salinas on a summer morning in 1947, July or August, really close to the same time as Roswell.

The main witness today is a successful businessman.

He was 19 years old at the time of this encounter.

She said they appeared to be oval-shaped, two feet long, one foot wide, and as she says, quote, deeper than a saucer, more like a shallow cup with a broken handle.

Strangest of all was that they appeared to be somewhat vaporous, kind of like a cloud, and floated gently through the air before finally disappearing.

Of course, at that time, there was a huge super wave of sightings sweeping across the country, including the Kenneth Arnold sighting in Mount Rainier, and just days earlier, the Roswell UFO crash in New Mexico.

The next sighting to get any attention comes from Morton P. Paradise, who had a very interesting encounter.

I'm absolutely convinced at this point that the so-called alien phenomena is absolutely demonic.

And, you know, there were more little alien figurines at Burning Man than I've ever seen anywhere, including like, you know, driving through New Mexico on the way to Roswell.

um everywhere you looked there was little plush aliens and inflatable aliens and alien tattoos and alien posters uh aliens mushrooms transgenderism and palestine just absolutely everywhere at this place and you know when you when you think about what the bible teaches To me, it's very clear that what we're dealing with is demonic phenomenon and it's becoming more and more open.

That's the thing that's really fascinating.