Knowledge Fight - #698: For Squatch, There Are No Heroes

Episode Date: July 4, 2022

Today, Dan and Jordan declare their independence from Alex Jones to check in on a recent Project Camelot interview featuring a man who telepathically communicates with Sasquatch.  Also he went to Mars for a year. Dreamy Creamy Fundraiser

I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys knowledge fight. Dan and George. Knowledge fight. I need money. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. It's time to pray. Andy and Kansas. You're on the air. Thanks for holding. Hello Alex. I'm a Christian color. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. Knowledge fight. I love you. Hey everybody. Welcome back knowledge fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes like sit around worship at the altar of Celine. Talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are Dan. Jordan. Jordan. Quick question for you. What's up? What's your bright spot today buddy? Today my bright spot Jordan is I didn't know this thing existed but I ordered it and I'm

excited for it to come. It is not come yet. So it's sort of a preemptive bright spot but I hate doing laundry because I have to go down some flights of stairs and then I have to go to another building and it's in the basement of another building. It's such a hassle to carry this heavy hamper of clothes. And so I found one that has like backpack straps. Oh shit. Yeah. So I have a backpack strap laundry basket. I like it. I like it. I'm living it up. So I'm now excited to do laundry in the future. It's great. At least for the first couple of times while it's still novel. Yeah. Yeah. Then it'll get boring and I'll be like I need a satchel bag style. Sure. Yeah. Let's just switch it up somehow. Keep it fresh. I like I like the idea of a sleigh. I think you should have a

sleigh that attaches like a belt. That's gonna be tough on the stairs. That will be tough on the same. That's a good point going down the stairs though. A lot easier. It could have like a couple of slinkies that it uses. That could work. That's good. That could work. So what about you? What's my bright spot. Dan is as I said last week you know SGD Q summer games done quick just wrapped up and they finished with over three million dollars. That's amazing over the week. But what's so cool about it is that yesterday they went from like two point something in twenty four hours three something. That's that's great. It was for doctors without borders. Absolutely. It was incredible to watch. It was so cool. Can I ask you. I haven't watched much of this at all or any of it this

time. Right. All right. What does it have to be a summer game. No. So because I was thinking it's like OK so it's got to be like Mario tennis. Now it's more like that is when it happens. Right. Right. Right. Yeah. You can still do a game that has like a wintery theme like maybe tropical free. Sure. Sure. Country tropical. Well they do these Mario Rom hacks. One of them was made out of this game called Celeste. So it had snow and all that stuff. Yeah. Yeah. It's all played played that Celeste quite a bit. Yeah. It's a good game. It's pretty fun. Yeah. Jordan today we have something fairly fun. Also what. Yeah. What a curve ball. That's a wild wild. Well look here's the deal. We're going to be releasing this. It's the 4th of July and according to Alex and Roger Stone on their big

exclusive from last week Trump is going to announce his candidacy on the 4th. 100 percent will guarantee. But maybe there will be strategic flexibility. Strategic flexibility is what it is. Now I don't want to pile on and say more about this lest Trump actually does it. It's really entirely possible. So I want to put Alex on the back burner. And thankfully I found something wonderful. Okay. Well thank you very much. And please give our regards if possible to Squatch. I will. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Thank you. Yeah. Found a new project regards to I believe it was Squatch. Squatch. It was Squatch. Shortened for Sasquatch. That's correct. Okay. That is correct. This. I can't. I cannot wait to talk about this. I have watched so much shit. Yeah.

Project Camelot trying to find things for us to talk about. And this is the best. I felt like somebody who'd been walking through the desert who had found water. Finally. Finally. My kingdom for a horse. Yes. Yes. And I don't know anything about this guy. But I hope he's not some weirdo problematic horrible person because I like him. Oh now we're in real good territory. Yeah. So all this. Get excited for that. But first I'm very excited. Let's say hello to some new walks. That's a great idea. So first Smolliv and Boodoo would like one from the horrible man. Thank you so much. You're now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Thank you. Next. Cushion berries taste disgusting without whale butter. Happy birthday to the hollow boned Beals above

of Killer Whale Island. We all love you very, very much. That might be late. But thank you so much. I'm a policy word count. Thank you very much. Next. He's not that kind of doctor. Dr. Stu P. Thank you so much. You are now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Thank you. This one might be late too. Happy birthday squirrel girl from Star Lord. Thank you so much. You are now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Thank you. And dreamy creamy black goo. Thank you so much. You are now a policy walk. I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. And Jordan, we got a technocrat up here in the mix. So thank you so very much to loose change and its consequences have been detrimental to human ascension. Thank you so much. You are now

a technocrat. I'm a policy walk. I have risen above my enemies. I might quit tomorrow actually. I'm just going to take a little break now. A little break for me. And then we're going to come back. And I'm going to start the show over. But I'm the devil. I got to be taken over here. Fuck you. Fuck you. I got plenty of words for you. But at the end of the day, fuck you in your new world order. And fuck the horse you rode in on. And all your shit. Maybe today should be my last broadcast. Maybe I'll just be gone a month, maybe five years. Maybe I'll walk out of here tomorrow and you never see me again. That's really what I want to do. I never want to come back here again. I apologize to the crew and the listeners

yesterday that I was legitimately having breakdowns on air. I'll be better tomorrow. He's going to be a lot better if Trump announces. Yeah, I believe it. I believe it. But we will leave that to the side of our mind. Not give it another thought until Wednesday. Absolutely not. But for now, let's just bask in the wonderful waters of Squatch. Hi, everyone. Hi, Gary from Project Camelot. And I'm here with Major Solomon Berg. And we're going to be doing what might be considered a groundbreaking interview about his dealings with an off-world race that is comprised of what we know of as, in some cases, Sasquatch, in some cases, Yeti's. You know him by a lot of names. Oh boy. Now, Harry and the

Henderson. I'm with it. I am very much waiting for Dr. Solomon, Major Solomon Berg, to be like, get out of here! We don't want you anymore! Go! Get out of here! No, Solomon Berg, I have to say, is one of the more likable people who's come on. That's great. That is great. He does still seem like he's a bit weird, and I don't believe anything he's saying. Sure. But if there's anybody who I've kind of wanted to believe, I think it's him. Yeah? Yeah. And if Sasquatch is talking to somebody, right, I think he's a fine person for Sasquatch to be talking to. Well, then that's great. I also should say right up top, I don't know if he's fucking with Kerry. Sure.

There is a small chance that this is a prank. Right. I don't know for sure. We'll leave up in that possibility. Yeah. Of course. But look, he's a major. He's also apparently a quite an accomplished researcher and anthropologist. Oh, that's exciting. You are a, I guess, a doctor of anthropology and also a major. Are you a major in the United States Army or a Navy or a major in, well, in where you're located, or can you explain that as well? I haven't maintained the title major. What you could call outlaw status. My last posting was with the United States Marine Corps as part of a group called Project Black Kraken. Okay. So like less than a minute into this

interview, I am fucking hooked. Not a major, but better believe I am. I was a major and I have kept that title even though we've taken on an outlaw status. We are off the grid being black Kraken off the grid. Awesome. Awesome. Okay. If, if you are fucking with somebody right out the gate, you're nailing it. Fantastic. So much of Kerry's content is this dumb shit Q and on nonsense and talking about 107 and is he JFK and like, I don't care about this. I don't want to hear about vaccines. I want to hear about Squatch. Oh yeah. Absolutely. I want to hear about aliens. Listen, Bobcat, Goldthwaite can do as many hours on Sasquatch as he wants. I'm going to watch every single one of them and I'm already at like eight or nine. I think

it's, I will keep going. Sure. I've had many a late night drunk conversation with comedian Jason Earl folks back in the day. Yeah. Yeah. That's a, that's a Kohl's evening. It's a lot of Squatch talk. Absolutely. Believe me. It's Sasquatch is Kohl's. So black Kraken is the name of his group and here's what they were setting out to do. Okay. My last posting was with the United States Marine Corps as part of a group called Project Black Kraken, which as I mentioned to you on our previous phone call was a kind of military think tank. Really, our goal was to push the boundaries of science. We did a lot of what I guess in the conventional world you could call paranormal research. He does not elaborate on this. Release the black Kraken's ideas.

He does not explain how he pushed the boundaries of science. Well, I guess kind of. I mean, ESP you would assume. Sure. There's a little bit of telepathy. Yeah. There's some of this stuff. We're in men who stare at goat's territory. Well, actually, as we'll learn later, it's kangaroos that he stared at, but I don't want to spoil anything. Oh, of course not. So here's back story about how he got into this black Kraken organization, this Project Kraken. Sure. It goes back to when he was in high school. Hell yeah. I initially was recruited into this program in my senior year of high school. I was planning on enlisting anyway. I was going to do ROTC. I was contacted by an individual that I have known throughout the years only as owl.

Sorry, what and owl owl who informed me that due to my test scores, I had been sort of investigated by a higher cabal of leaders within the military who were looking to recruit talent. What kind of test scores are you talking like? I don't know. I think he was really amazing at Gallagher. Absolutely. That's clearly what happened. I can't tell because if it's just like you had really good SAT or ACT scores, almost every high school has someone who aces one of those tests. Yeah, absolutely. Everybody would know somebody who's getting recruited by these programs. Totally. I don't know. Maybe it's some other weird test. Maybe it's a psychopath test or something where they test your acumen for becoming a super science soldier. That means

that you have to be willing to eat your parents' toes. It has to be crazy. Here's a test that most people wouldn't pass. What's that? Hi, I'm owl. That was an immediate failing grade. You're right. Imagine signing your test owl. Get out of here. He gets involved with this group. He goes into the military and he does not get into combat, but he was overseas in Iraq. Here's what he was doing. I was never in active combat deployment technically, although I was present as a cultural liaison during what became known as the Stargate Incidents in Baghdad in 2007 and in 2008. And some time after that, I returned to the States and I was doing civilian work really at that time research. I was informed about a Mars program and I spent a year in the Mars program. Where?

Then came back to Earth. Oh, he was on Mars. Yeah, you had a gap here on Mars. I'm sorry. I am sorry. I'm 100% going to have to say right now, unless he is saying that we 100% can use Stargates to transport from Earth to Mars instantaneously, this man is relatively speaking much older or younger than either of us. And I can't remember which way it goes. Well, he does explain that the engine and the combustion system of the spacecraft that they were in is basically what they do is they explode nukes behind it to propulse it forward. Of course, yes. And I think that would be pretty fast. Perfect sense, obviously. Super fast. Just shoot one out like an egg every 100,000 miles or whatever. I like it, yeah. So he was doing the civilian work

in between when he was in the military and when he went to Mars. Right. And this was a Temple University. Okay. Apparently he went back to Temple University and he was doing some more research. Oh, good. I do have a civilian identity or I did have a civilian identity. I was working out of Temple University. Solomon Barr. And I did some very interesting research in the area of human animal communication. And it was that research that got the attention of my colonel, Lionel Spirlingetti, and asked if I could rejoin Project Black Cracon because they had captured an entity. Oh my. Okay. So Lionel Spirlingetti. Okay. This is definitely somebody fucking with

Kerry. This has to be. It's a great name. Lionel Spirlingetti. Great name. So he's working with Owl and Lionel Spirlingetti. I like it. Oh, man. So yeah, they had to get him back in because my favorite Chicago rapper was Spirlingetti. He was really, really great favorite actor, obviously. Yeah. He's doing this animal human communication research. And so they capture an entity. And so they got to get him back. Spirlingetti comes out. Spirlingetti, we got an entity. It's like bird. And you can apparently speak to giraffes, maybe. So the entity is all on you, man. Maybe giraffes. We'll get into this later. But obviously, this entity was the Squatch. They had captured an entity in the Pacific Northwest, outside of Seattle.

This is the being that I have referred to as Squatch. Says Squatch. This is his first name. Do you want me to clarify the term Squatch? Yeah. So Squatch is a human approximation of a noise that these creatures make when they're very young. Squatch! And they don't have human individual names like we do. They have sort of a title system. So you earn your title in their society. And before they earn their title, the young ones are just called Squatch. This doesn't make any sense. This is like really maybe my only bone of contention with this guy. Because Squatch is short for Sasquatch. And that comes from the Salish language. The word Sasquatch, which means wild or hairy man. That would make

sense. In their language. It would make sense that the Sasquatch did not actually teach us the word for Sasquatch. It's a good swing, bro. I like it. It's pretty good. Imagine if it was actually SAS Squatch. Like SAS was his title. He's a special administrative servant to the Squatch community. So he's SAS Squatch. And then there's obviously other... He is an ambassador. A special ambassador. And our guy Major Berg? He's a cultural advisor. I think this is all coming together. I buy it. So we got Squatch that's been captured. That he is in communication with. But there's other Squatches out there. And some, based on what he's saying, aren't even a Squatch. Because that's a young one, right? So we got another one that we hear about here. Okay. One of the elders of the

species that I have never had any direct contact with, which I know of through the Overmind Connection that we talked about, which I can explain further, is the Wizard of Washington. So this is a very, very old male Squatch who... His hair is completely gray. He's been a recluse for hundreds of years. These are very long-lived creatures. They haven't had a license last to about 200 years. Whoa. Their adulthood could be as much as a millennia. This Wizard of Washington is super lucky that it went gray instead of having Squatch pattern baldness. Yeah, the Wizard of Washington, buddy. I love it. It's the best. I don't know. I think this might be overload. I think I might explode in my brain

from having too much fun, dad. It's a delightful story, he tells. The distance from where we normally live to where I live now. It's so great. I am going to cry. Keep your tears. Okay. I'll do my best. Because we have sort of... got to draw a line here somewhere. And that is, you were saying you were trying to talk to giraffes. Sure. Sure. But I don't know if he can talk to giraffes. Right. Because I don't know how to classify a giraffe, technically. Okay. Because he actually has a distinction of the... Oh, he goes kingdom phylum. He does the whole thing. Okay. All right. So at a certain point, the military brought you in because you have some unique abilities. Can you explain what those

abilities are? Yes. So I am kind of sensitive. I have developed a particular mode of telepathic communication, which is effective between human beings and other placental mammals that have a brain structure called a corpus callosum. So if a giraffe does, then in theory, he can telepathically talk to a giraffe. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What is... See, this is why we need to interview, because Kerry is... There's a follow-up question. Kerry is in... Yeah. She's not... She's not prepared to handle the easiest question in the world. What's the funniest thing an animal has ever said to you? Immediately. That is my... That immediate thought. Man. We're going to get to some jokes later. But not from animals. They're... We're going to get a sense of

Squatch's sense of humor, though. That's for sure. The Squatch is... The Squatch is practicing his Type 5? Is that what it's gonna... No. No. No. No. The other way around. What makes the Squatch laugh? That's great. I like it. It's basically those jerky commercials. Oh, well, yeah. Well, it's... It's not. Yeah, that's what... That was a good... That's a question Kerry should ask. What does he think about those jerky commercials? Is that racist? I feel like that's racist. It's gotta be. Yeah. Beef jerky is canceled. So you were confused, or at least you made a little noise, when the Overmind was mentioned. And I don't know if we have a full clip where he totally explains it, but it's not like a hive mind. Okay. But there is like a collective connection that those Squatches

have in their minds. Okay. And he was able to tap into this Overmind. Nice. The Overmind, I've referred to before, was something I discovered early in my communications with Squatch. The Overmind is a kind of collective consciousness. And it is... It's not a hive mind. They retain their individuality, but there is a sort of communal web of belonging, I would describe it as. It's very comforting and different from what most humans experience in our very hyper, individualized, atomistic world. So he individually experienced this, though. Personally experienced the Squatch Overmind. Yeah, he got into the Squatch Mind. I don't know what that would be like. That would be wild. I think it would be like... Commuting with Squatches. I think

it would be like being an Orca. You know, Orca's brains, they have the parts that are more empathetic as opposed to ours where the more language centers, you know, theirs are much, much bigger comparatively. I think there's a good chance that the Overmind already exists. Oh, shit. Yeah, it's getting wild out there. Well, you should do some research into that. I think I will. Like Berg has. Now, one of the things that's kind of challenging about this is I don't think Solomon Berg is this guy's real name. Yeah, that does sound right. Because he did say that he used to have a civilian life. So I would assume that this is a taken name, a code name of some sort, which makes it difficult to pin down some of the things that he's saying. Like, in this next clip, he talks

about how he tried to publish papers about his studies. I would love to get my hands on those. Absolutely. But I don't know what to look for because the name probably isn't real. Where would you begin? I tried to publish papers about the telepathic communication I was able to achieve. And I believe I used the word laughing stock with you in our phone call. So they had another name for me, Dr. Doolittle. Well, yeah. So it was reasonable. You know, we're talking about, I'm trying to get good research published. But because of the subject matter, none of my peers who are responsible for the peer review are willing to take it seriously. So I couldn't get it published. If there was research that showed some ability to talk to

animals, there would not be like people not taking it seriously. No, no, no, no. That would be ground brick. Yeah. No, people would go ape shit. Yeah. Are you kidding me? Yeah. If something was sound, it would make it through peer review at the very least able to be tested. I think people would be like, listen, this is crazy. I admit it's crazy, but this is a testable hypothesis. So fucking let's do it. Fuck it. I'm down. Also, you shouldn't be too offended if people call you Dr. Doolittle. No, that's fine. It's the pop culture reference of someone who talks to animals. Yeah. And even then it's usually as the protagonist, you know, Dr. Doolittle is the good guy. Yeah. Just don't want him to call you Norbit. Yeah, that's a bad. Yeah. Or Hercules. Or what was

the one where it went to space? Those are two different movies. Dave, meet Dave. Me Dave. Pluto Nash. Pluto Nash is the one I was thinking of. Yeah, that's the one you don't want to be called. I have a lot of, a lot of bad names and that's a uvra. So we get to talking a little bit about going to Mars. And I would say that there's not a lot of details about his trip to Mars. I want to know more about it. Like it was a year of his life. It's very important. Now you went to Mars before you got involved in the whole sort of off planet races aspect, at least as far as the squash go. Yes. So I know my audience would be particularly interested in that. So if we can just start off with that and got to get that out of the way so that we can delve a bit more into

your current situation. Yeah, if you can describe how you got into this to go to go to Mars and what you did there and so and so forth. This goes back to 2010s. This was after my service as a liaison in the Middle East. So I returned to the States and I was contacted again by Owl and Owl said he had a position that was off world that might interest me. Now I had already, so when I was 18 and I was inducted into Black Creek and they showed me the Roswell footage. So I was aware of who the grays were. Well, I did to an extent, I knew about grays. I wouldn't say I knew everything about them. But I had a basic outline, I suppose, in my head about the extent of the U.S. government and military's involvement with extraterrestrial factions.

And it was during my service in the Middle East that I learned that the grays were essentially mercenaries. This is not about your trip to Mars. I got sidetracked talking about learning about the grays. Yeah, I'm going to be honest with you. I've told you about my bright spot one time. I was watching for all mankind. I want to go to space so bad. I just dream of it like the idea of knowing that the earth is absolutely tiny in relativity and yet actually being able to see it in real. Oh my god, that'd be amazing. How could you be like, I think the grays are mercenaries. If you went to Mars. Yeah, and like the experience of being on the ship, it's like, wouldn't you be like, well, I was asleep the whole time or like something. How long did it take?

What did you eat? Totally cryo something, you know, the whole deal. Yeah, really light on the details. But that's that's kind of fine. I guess I would like to know more. But I mean, I wouldn't believe it if there were details or not. So it's not real. It's a push right in movies. It's always either the travel is just completely cut out and you cut from one location to the other or like the travels the whole movie. So I feel like we're in the cut to yeah, for the most part. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was later briefed and told about two factions, two interstellar factions, the Guardian Alliance and the Luciferian Alliance. I believe that the Luciferian Alliance centers around the Draco Empire. And the Guardian Alliance centers around the Plady and Empire.

So I wanted to, you know, when when Owl contacted me, he was kind of reminding me that we had a grander duty, you know, in the universe, you know, as as a planet that is affected by this ongoing struggle between lightness and darkness. So I took the position. I traveled on board one of black cracons ships to Mars. This was in 2010. Big one, small one, 30 people. What are we talking about? Almost a gear on the Martian surface. How? I was based at an underground compound underground in the region called Sidonia. So apparently it's some parts of Mars you don't need a suit for and some you do. Sure. No, that makes sense. But yeah, I feel like we've gotten more of the why. Yeah, he answered some of the why he went because you haven't a responsibility.

I don't I still just don't feel like I know much about this. You know, it they had to change their name to the Guardian Alliance, because the former name used to be offensive to indigenous people. Yeah, sure. So these are the people that we know about already, these alliances. Yes, the Draco are the evil ones, right? And the Pleiadians are the Guardian Alliance. Absolutely. So we already we already kind of know the players involved. We got a we got a I mean, I feel like if we were to get into specifics between the two of them and their ideas of what the specifics are between, you know, I think we might have some disagreement over what's going on. But the players are for vaguely the same. Now, he went to Mars to be an archaeologist. He was studying some

archaeological sites and like sites of battles that had happened way in the past and what have you fantastic. Now, Mike down for this next clip, because this is where I started to get like, this might be an elaborate. Okay, because well, you'll probably see. Okay, my research assistant was with me at that time. His name is Daniel Jordan. He's a Sergeant Master Sergeant Daniel Jordan. And Master Sergeant Daniel Jordan and I comb the area for debris, which had been left by ancient Martian soldiers. Now, Kerry, when I say Martian soldier, I'm not indicating Martian as a species. We are talking about Martian nationals. This was in an ancient epoch where Mars was a very cosmopolitan multicultural world. And so many of the Martian soldiers I'm referring to were

in fact, human beings. They were transplants from ancient Earth, which was at that time ruled by kingdoms like Atlantis. Sure. So look, it's entirely possible that it's a coincidence that his subordinate research assistant is named Daniel Jordan. Come on. It's weird. I feel like now we have to comb through our own catalog to see if there are references that he made throughout the rest of it that that that we're too dumb to miss. Like I'm sure I don't. I don't know. I don't think so. I think it's probably a coincidence, but I was like that is the funniest coincidence. That is just unfair. I, you know, we've made the joke before, but you actually are a witch, and I'm going to burn you at the end of this recording. It's fine. That's fine. I don't want

to. I don't want to have to take out the couch. No, I totally understand. Yeah. Yeah. So he, Berg, Solomon Berg, found something that he was able to actually smuggle back to Earth. It is very exciting. Okay. There was one artifact I was able to smuggle home. It was a stone pipe that appears to have been carved by a teenage human conscript in the army of Mars. Sure. Used to smoke a Martian psychoactive herb and then discarded out the back of a tent before the senior officer could catch him. So that's the kind of artifacts I was looking at. It wasn't, I suppose, what you would imagine is like ancient power generators or sentient computers and, you know, none of that, none of that lasted. You know, it was,

it was just the bare basics. Yeah. So he, he found a Martian hash pipe. This, and listen, I know it's too late, but this is why to any future Martian conscript, you got to smoke toad. Everybody knows this. There's no evidence. But if you smoke toad, then you'll want to go home. I don't want to be on Mars. I'm not supposed to be here. This isn't where my toe, how did this toad get here? So you, you said that, what is this Pompeii? Because you're like, these painting elaborates. Yeah, absolutely. And it would have to be that everybody is frozen in place. 100%. Kerry has a similar concern about the story he's telling. Okay. Now, when you,

when you make a description like that, where you say he was a conscript, he threw it out the tent, how can you know this? Were you working with remote viewers? Are you yourself seeing it as a remote viewer? How did you tap into that? We did work with remote viewers on Mars. That was part of our contingent. So they were able to get visual impressions. We analyzed the substance, the residue that was found in the pipe. Daniel Jordan actually smoked some of it. He never reported us on that. Okay, this is me. Why wouldn't anybody do that? What are you talking about? We found this resin on an ancient Martian pipe, and Daniel Jordan's going to do a

trip report on it. Look, the high was a little bit speedy. Excuse me. Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, but this is one small smoke for man. No, no risks there. Certainly won't kill you. Oh boy. That is, I mean, it really would have been a lot cooler if he was just like, you know, Olympus Mons erupted and then there was a Pompeii like situation that would have been great. And instead we got remote viewers like Kerry's even her first reaction is like, what did you have remote viewers? Not like, was there archaeological evidence? There's remote viewers and resin hits. Yeah, exactly. This dude took a hit and now he really knows what happened. So there's a bombshell coming. There's a bombshell coming. No, we're done talking about that. Okay. But there is a

giant bombshell about where Solomon Berg is right now. Now, is he aware that you're going public? Daniel Jordan? Yes. He's my subordinate. Understand. So you're still in and you're still working with him? Is what you're saying? He's still part of Project Black Kraken. What happened was fast forward 2018 when the issue with the Sasquatch, well, the swatch came up. I'm still trying to break the habit of saying Sasquatch. Me too, buddy. Me too. That's when Project Black Kraken went broke. What do you mean? So I'm here in Israel with my team. Okay. Okay. Now we've kind of made a big jump. Yeah, we have. Yeah, we made a big jump. Pretty huge jump.

Yeah. So, Berg and Project Black Kraken, they went off the grid. Of course. Well, they met the swatch. They stole Sasquatch and hit out in Israel. They're in a bunker in Israel. The safest place to be with the squash. Yeah, they made a deal with the Israeli government. And so now they're hiding out in a bunker. Naturally. About 80 clicks outside Tel Aviv. Well, the Israeli government has to keep Squatch under wraps. Otherwise, people might stop believing in the origin myths of Adam. I'm telling you, once you see a Squatch, you know that God isn't real. Sasquatch opens minds much like Toad. But yes, this is quite a jump. And Carrie wants to reel him back a little bit before we get into talking about how you

Squatchnapped somebody. Somehow Carrie's like, wait a second. Okay. So we got to go back to this like War on Mars stuff a little bit. And there's a reason that this wars happen. Sure. There's actually multiple reasons, but here's one of them. Okay. You know, we can't isolate one particular causal factor, but from deciphering glyphs and ancient texts, we have been able to glean some details. We know that there was a prominent human faction on Mars that was under the leadership of an individual named Chris Licks. Now Chris Licks was a half human, half Anunnaki hybrid. Sure. Chris Licks ascended to the top leadership position of ancient Mars. And he stoked resentment between two other non human species, both of which claimed to be

indigenous to Mars, but probably neither of them are. One of them was a trog. I mean, sure. Sure. Which what what do the glyphs look like? I don't know. We don't get any explanation of that. But Chris Licks. I mean, just draw me one of the good. It should be really easy for you to draw me one of those glyphs. You said you studied them. You speak the language. You've got remote viewers. You've got ancient texts. Draw me a glyph. You should be able to get some of these glyphs. Just give me a glyph. But I do I do think that it's Chris Licks. It's interesting that the way that this guy is presenting this ancient fight, ancient wars, is that there was a person who pitted two groups against each other. And there's there's a sense of him recognizing that that is

a bad thing to do. Yeah. And I think that that's that's important. I mean, here's when when we see these types of like transpositions, if you might, you know, like these ideas of how people are reacting to the situations currently transposed onto aliens doing it. And that's how they process that information, right? This has a different type of self awareness to it than what we have seen before. Yeah, that's what I feel from what we're listening to here. But also, I think that if if you're doing that kind of almost meta reading of the stuff that's being discussed, sure. Oftentimes, the the actual conversation that's happening on that other level, that metaphorical level is like really fucked up. Yeah, exactly. It's scary. Right. But when he's actually talking

about and like some of the other stuff that'll come up later, if it is metaphorical, there is a very positive message behind it for the most part. Yeah. I mean, he's basically describing some sort of, I don't know, populist leader that comes to power, who then uses a imaginary conflict to stoke resentment and then these two groups. Yeah, I mean, boy, it just seems like I've never heard that before. Crazy. So you might be asking yourself, how'd this guy start out talking to animals? How did that work? Because it is, um, was that on one of the tests in high school? No, it was not. Actually, it actually, I'll be honest, I've done exactly what he did. And I have not been successful. In the course of developing the human animal communication techniques,

I first started experimenting, having telepathic conversations with my cat, Noam, and progressed from there to laboratory tests, where I communicated with chimpanzees, pigs, dolphins. We discovered there was a hard limit that we could only achieve communication using this technique with placental mammals. No mollusks. I have stared for hours at kangaroos. Nothing. Silence. They're very quiet minds. Yeah. One of the other things that's admirable about his world that he's painting is that there are rules. No, there are parameters to like what he's talking about that you stay within. Absolutely. And it's like, yeah, I'm, look, I have figured this out and it has to do with the corpus callosum.

There's like telepathic tendrils in there. And if you stimulate them, he's able to talk to the placental mammals. Totally. And so like it makes sense. Yeah, you can't talk to something that's not placental. It doesn't have the corpus callosum. Of course not. No, it is. It is that like any great science fiction always has the same basic fundament of as long as you establish these rules in the beginning and do not break them, then you can do any imaginary bullshit you want to. And he has, he has fairly decent rules established. And if you tell me that you've tried staring at kangaroos for hours and failed on this show, you won. You won the show. Again, that's it. The only thing I really take issue with so far is I want more details about Mars.

I need more Mars details. These squash etymology is very much. I'm in question. In question. Yeah. How long have you, how do you know that a 200, how do you know the squash is telling you the truth? Squatch could lie. Squatch can lie. So in 2017, that was when the military found themselves a squad. Sure. But at some point in probably 2017, the U.S. military captured one of these entities. He is a young male squash. What do you call it? Bachelor's Squatch. Hey, he is approximately 300 years old.

And that is in squash terms about like a 22 year old human. So yeah, I just, I love the throwing around of terminology. It's a bachelor's Squatch. It's a bachelor's Squatch. Yeah, I do. That's a common expression. It is always fun whenever you, you like hear an actual scientist discuss like a grouping of animals that they've been studying for, for years and they'll be like, ah, the, the bachelors of the seal community are now challenging the dude, you know, like that kind of thing. And then you're just like, nope, you can't say that about Squatch though. You can't do it. No, no, you can't say that about Squatch. Bachelor's Squatch rolls off the tongue. Bachelor's Squatch on me. I think that might be

a good button for the future. Bachelor's Squatch. I do like that one. Yeah. He says Squatch with like a flower on his lapel. Absolutely. Get ready to go to prom or something. Fuck this bored ape nonsense. I want Bachelor's Squatch. Right. So there was a problem because the military had taken Squatch and they were wanting to use him for evil somehow. Well, I mean, they're the military. Well, they wanted to use him for propaganda. Oh, okay. Is the thing. And so Black Kraken had to step in, of course, and save that Squatch. Save all Squatches. It came to light that both of the factions I mentioned earlier, the interstellar factions, had an interest in using the existence of the Squatch and its species history with both the

Draco and Pleidian empires propagandistically. And because of our government's infiltration by Draco's, it was a decision we made as Project Black Kraken to remove the Squatch from Draco influences here in the United States. Gotta remove that Squatch. This makes me think, all right, that we're not the only ones who have spent an inordinate amount of time in the Pacific Northwest looking for Sasquatch. I think aliens have also been out there looking for the elusive Squatch. Well, yes. I mean, well, so yeah, because they want to use him for propaganda. Absolutely. So if I understand this correctly, as things will be sort of teased out in this conversation, the Squatch is a refugee from both Draco and Pleidian territories. Sweet.

Right. And so they're here and conceivably on other planets, too. We don't know that for sure. But they're here. And so the both of those groups want to use the existence of these refugees against the other. Right. And so the Draco are in charge of the US government. And so Black Kraken felt that they needed to remove the Squatch so they couldn't use them against the Pleiadians. Right. Right. So they went to Israel, which apparently is under the Anunnaki. The Anunnaki apparently are in Israel. I mean, it's it's it's question territory. So it's relatively safe in a certain way because everybody's trying to have their own. But the Israeli government Kerry is pretty certain is deeply involved with the Anunnaki. That is true. That is not specifically

full Draco. Right. It's like half reptilian, half human. See you again. More or less. It's somewhere in a nebulous space. It's a good place to hide. And that's why they went there into an underground bunker 80 clicks outside Tel Aviv. Sure. Sure. Yes. That is Squatch underground. I think I think that just means that we need to have more respect for Squatches if not only are they evading humans, but indeed the entire universe. Sure. Well, at this point, they're only doing it because of the help of Black Kraken. That's fair. That is fair. Otherwise, they would be found by the US government. And then the Draco and then sure. And then anything can happen. There's an entire blitz of intergalactic propaganda against the Pleiadians because they

displaced the the Squatches. I'm trying to figure out if finding out that a Squatch is real is worth the trade off of discovering it's being used for propaganda. I don't know. It would be disorienting. Yeah. What's the what's the moral on that one? So when I was saying that like this kind of meta conversation that you can imagine is happening when you're talking about these aliens and what have you, the metaphorical implications on the real world. When I'm saying that this guy, if you look at what he's saying metaphorically, it's positive stuff. Right. I mean, it's stuff like this because you never fucking hear this from any of the other alien weirdos on the intergalactic scale. There are two major I would call them alliances or coalitions. And one

is centered around light work. And the other is centered around domination. But within the framework of the light workers, there has still been a history of conflict. So when we talk about Pleiadians, some of when I've engaged with, you know, less, I would say with more more credulous people, I have heard Pleiadians described in almost exclusively like heroic or even religious terms. And that's I think that says more about us than it does about any extraterrestrial intelligence. So I don't think you can judge an entire species based on its government. You absolutely do not hear that from anybody else on this fucking show for carry every alien uniform that must have exploded her brain. Did she die? Did she literally

scanners her brain all over the space? Nope. Nope. She didn't. She didn't freak out. The introduction of nuance did not hurt anybody physically. She didn't swear at him. I think it's possible that. Well, here's a couple thoughts I have. First of all, this guy's killing it. Absolutely. In terms of the interview on project out of the park. No, I'm amazing. Second, he seems like he can really spin this pretty well, like all of this yarn. And so Kerry has got to be looking at this like he has a lot of information and awareness of a lot of the touchstones of things that are kind of like in my world. Right. This guy, I could use him. I could use this guy. Mark Richards is in that prison and I can't go talk to him. Nope. I can get

him on zoom from that Israeli bunker. We could, we could talk and he communicates with Sasquatch. Squatch can tell him things. He can get into the Squatch over mine. Man, imagine the information that could be coming. I'm telling you this is almost exactly what if I were fucking with Kerry and I had listened to all of our project Camelot episodes like over the span of a couple of weeks. Man, that does see this does seem like a formula that makes a lot of sense. There is a real like if this were an audition, basically like he's killing it. I would not be surprised to see him back fairly soon. No, and he's coming in with a lot of, I mean, he seems prepared to know what it is she's interested in or at least knows a lot about that world. Yeah, exactly. A lot of a lot

of words, a lot of concepts, but also it's so admirable that it does also feel like there's a weaving of empathy and a weaving of decency through this as opposed to a looking at things in such a black and white way with aliens. Well, I mean, the silence, I mean, it's an implied rebuke of Kerry to her face, you know, like they many people call Pleiadians heroes. I think it says more about us, you that you claim that they're all evil. I think it's very clear that he's that's a straight up. Well, yeah, it could be read that way. It may not be. It depends kind of, I guess, how much awareness he has of all of Kerry stuff. And I would say that based on the sort of philosophical underpinnings that he has behind his discussion of aliens, it doesn't really work very well with

Kerry's stuff. I don't think that her audience necessarily notices or would notice that too much that it's just fun alien. Right. Right. Now, it's, it's so malleable that all of, like, there's so many of our experts who are like mutually contradictory. Right. Oh, no, this guy's lying. Sure. Sure. Fine. So like I said, the Squatches, they're galactic refugees. The Pleiadians, their empire does have a history of expansion. And Squatches species were refugees, but they were also refugees in the Draco Dominion. So neither, neither empire has been particularly good for Squatches. There are no heroes to the Squatch. You know, heroes are an oppressive Western construct. Why is it Western? I think this guy is arguing that Squatches are the original space Jews. I think

that's what's happening. I'm going to skip to the next clip. Okay. So Squatch views Pleiadians and Draco with suspicion, but they were willing to consider you because you were kind of neither on one side or the other, so to speak. Right. I think Squatch is comfortable with Jews. I think Squatch sense is a kind of kindred history. Yeah, man. You know, we are in the universe. And so they actually a rogue species and became a rogue species that diaspora people without a home for many, many years. Squatch was very comfortable with me. That makes sense as a story. That is exactly right. You have, you have 100% created the correct narrative to build around the Squatch. Absolutely. The Squatch is opened up to me because of our shared sort of diaspora

history and heritage. We can, we can connect on that level being refugees. Like it's great. Yeah. I mean, it's hard not to take a look at his story and say, well, the United States is incredibly anti-Semitic, along with Germany being incredibly anti-Semitic. And then, well, things played out the way they did. He, I also think that another good button would be there's no heroes for the Squatch. Yeah, that one's great. That was great. There's no heroes for the Squatch. That is such a great one. And heroes is a Western concept. That's a little bit suspicious to me. Yeah. Yeah. Because if it's, if we're talking about space, then Eastern and Western, that's not really, doesn't really matter. No, the Western concept, concept makes me think that it is intended to be,

like that seems like a little hat tip to like, this is metaphorical. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever. This is, this is the Jews. Or just refugees in general. Sure. Sure. Absolutely. I mean, you could apply it to the Ukrainian refugees as we speak. Yeah. Absolutely. I don't know if I want to go that far and say I'm convinced that it is, but there is, there is a sense that it doesn't make sense if you're talking about this in space. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. I mean, you know, we can always fight over authorial intent, but in terms of practical applications, this does seem very one to one. In less, in less, I guess there's a possibility that like these space people, they just talk about like Earth as the West, you know, like maybe we're the West of the galaxy.

Maybe. I don't know. Anyway, I get strong metaphorical vibes. I'm getting some metaphorical vibes here. So the Berg managed to win over Squatch because of their shared sort of similarities in heritage. And then also humor. I had to do a lot to gain Squatch's trust. A lot of it was involving humor. You know, that was really what, you know, what worked in order for Squatch, because Squatch is a sapient being in order for Squatch to really let me in to his mind. I first had to get to Squatch's part and I got to Squatch's part with humor. Can I tell you what I did? Yes. To make Squatch laugh. Please. Yeah, please. Please. I wore a gorilla mask. Okay. And I was expecting more. Yes. Well, laughter as his species would produce it. Yep.

Gorilla mask. I was, I was hoping for a little bit more out of that. But that is great too, because it's not overselling it. Nope. You're not building the lily. You're right. You're right. But I mean, it would have been, it would have been nice if it was like, listen, Squatch, let me introduce you to Jonathan Winters. You're going to fucking love this guy. He does all the voices. Come on. You go Robin Williams. Oh, well, yeah. He's already, well, and he's already charmed one sapient ape. So there we go. So like the, the, I just, I find this incredibly charming, but also there's a piece of it that's a little bit weird. And that is that like your first instinct is to put on a gorilla mask when you're trying to talk to a Sasquatch. That's just, that seems

insulting. How do you not think that that's offensive? Yeah. I'd say it does seem like you're because. Does this mean that Sasquatch has an edgy sense of humor? I mean, yeah. Is that what we're doing? Is he doing, is he doing ape faces? Is that what's happening? Is he Al Jolson-ing the Squatch? I was worried about that a little bit. But hey, I got into Squatch's heart. So there's not many female Squatches on earth, apparently, mostly males. And as Berg explains, this is probably just a coincidence based on the ship that landed here. Oh, okay. Because they're probably Squatches all over the place as refugees scattered throughout the universe. And so there's not many women Squatches here, mostly men. I don't know what to make of this. Now that they have an interesting

social structure, the females are sedentary, and there are relatively few females on earth. This isn't their natural setup. This is more just because they're refugees. This is who happens to land here. So there are about 40 adult males to every one adult female. So the males are nomadic. They roam. They work odd jobs. They stay in barter. I'll fix your car for a burger. But how do they land here? I think you say they borrowed a spaceship or something? Over the years, they've acquired many ships from various alien civilizations. So they don't have their own like indigenously designed fleet. They do have a number of advanced spacecraft that they keep hidden using cloaking devices. Yeah. So apparently, some of the younger

Squatches are passable as humans. Sure. If they shave, right, they're humanoid, and they're only seven feet tall for the first few hundred years. That's no big deal. Right. So that's within the realm of tall person. I mean, you look up and you're like, oh, do you play basketball and they're a little insulted? And then you know they're human. And then they want to fix your car. Absolutely. They need a burger. So yeah, they do odd jobs. Apparently, if there was a Squatch planet or whatever, this wouldn't be the way they necessarily organize society. Right. In the same way, there's a discussion later about how like they don't build anything here, but they probably would if they had their own own right. Right. Right. Whereas now they're more sedentary. I'm

sorry, they're more in the woods. Sure. A lot of them are. And then the ones that want to go into human society and do odd jobs and stuff, they live in studio apartments. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. It's fun. It's there. And I'm just spit balling here. Do they have a rum springer? You know what I'm saying? Squatch springer. Squatch springer. Yeah. Like what kind of escape from squatches? I would assume that some of these squatches don't want to return to the forest. Sure. But here's the problem. What's that? If you're going to go and explore what it's like to be in human society, you got to shave. Yeah. That's going to take a while to grow back. Considering that both of us are fully unshaven, I think that does make sense.

It's going to take a while for Squatch to grow it all back. So obviously, there's some questions about how the fuck did you sneak a Sasquatch? Absolutely. No. What kind of what are we talking about here? Yeah. Was there gunfire? Did you trick somebody? Well, you can't really talk about it. Oh, how did you escape from the US? Were you assisted by other soldiers? You know, so this is where we're edging up on things I can't directly comment on. I can say that I committed what could be considered crimes. Where now the issue with being charged with anything is that they would have to acknowledge my unit exists. They would have to acknowledge that Swatch exists. Good point. So because they can't afford to blow that cover up,

they can't actually proceed with any kind of formal extradition request. Right. This is why people who are involved in these clandestine things get assassinated. That's why it's the mythology. They don't just be like, shit, there's nothing we can do. Oh, no. I can't formally request Israel turn over the Squatch thief. He's got us. And as we all know, there's no way for anybody in Israel to suddenly find out where you are and then murder you. That doesn't sound like it happens. No, I want, I obviously understand that he can't get into the details because it's a lot of crimes, but how do you steal a Squatch? Where you'd have to kill at least a couple people, right? I mean, there's gotta be pretty heavy security. Throw this out there. Maybe there was a whole group of

people who had come to understand and love the Squatch. Well, there was the entire Black Kraken. Right. Maybe they convinced some of the other people or they could have used telepathy of some sort to convince them to continue helping them. But it's entirely possible that everyone would have compassionately helped the Squatch escape. Hear me out on this. The ships the Squatch has are cloakable. Yeah. Maybe that technology exists. Why can't you put it on a little shirt? Yeah. Then Squatch just tiptoes out. Exactly. Put them under his sheet. Who cares? Let's go. Get out of here, Squatch. We don't want you here. Get out of here. So you probably have been able to tell by this point, but Berg has a connection with Squatch and it is an emotional connection. He

cares about the Squatch. Right. Don't tell me that it goes any further than that. No, no, no. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you that we're not going to get really weird. No, but this is poetic as hell. Okay. Looking at Squatch was almost like looking at a missing link, but not just a missing link connecting us to our past. It was a missing link connecting us to our past and also to the stars and to our future. So the the the initial communication flourished into something. I describe it as emotional. I have developed an affinity for the Squatch. I have come to recognize traces in myself on an order like a star seed. So like the Platians have star seed connections. They have been active in the evolution

of life on multiple worlds. So in an intimate way was the Squatch. So in an intimate way was the Squatch. That really does have the ring of a fucking documentary behind it. Richard Attenborough's The Squatch. The Squatch is a missing link not just to the past, but to the stars to our future. That is that is wildly poetic. It really is. This guy's got the really is delivering. I'm going to be heartbroken if we find out later that he's some kind of a real asshole. Yeah, yeah, that's going to be brutal. That is going to be really brutal because this performance is outstanding. It really is. So now we have we are all the Squatch. We are all. Well, I love the Squatch. The Squatch is within us. Yeah, absolutely. We learn of a new alien. Oh,

what animal do you think this alien is similar to? God, I want it to be a kangaroo because that would really be full circle. Sure. Thematically would be appropriate. It would be appropriate, but it's not a kangaroo. It's not a kangaroo. It is not a placental mammal. Okay, let's go. I really feel like we need an octopus or mollusk type alien, right? You're not too far off. I've learned of very intriguing diverse life forms that would have been represented on ancient Mars in its cosmopolitan days. I'm aware of a cover fish like species that lives on gas right on to the atmospheres of gas giants and they are controlled by a benevolent AI. Sure. Well, it is also said that the Draco are actually controlled by an AI.

But theirs is not benevolent. That's an understatement. But yes, you can say that again. Wow. That is, that is like a really cute exchange. I don't know how it's winning her over. I know it does feel like maybe, maybe these people are so easily influenced. You just have to make up a less evil, evil space idea and then they'll just be like, yeah, that sounds right. It's possible. That's the trick. They're just so malleable. We need to lie to them in the right way and it'll go well. It might be a model for dealing with QAnon. Maybe you create a conspiracy fun game kind of totally, but that leads to like positive conclusions. Yeah. I don't know. Let's chase the Squatch metaphorically. Yeah.

There are no heroes for the Squatch though. Remember that we need to be the Squatch heroes. In life, you can choose to be many things. Yep. Be a bachelor Squatch. Oh, yeah. So Carrie has a question to ask and this has to do with, all right, so you're coming out and bringing this information out. Right. Do you think that maybe you're being used to do that? And then she completely loses track of the question and never gets back to it. I was going to say, yeah, that doesn't make any sense. Who is it in your group or even outside your group that has sort of orchestrated this interview in such a way that you can talk about this, which it's been going on for several years, and in a certain sense, you've become

or you could become a kind of a political football if people even acknowledge this interview and your existence. That's a good way of putting it. Oh, they will. And so there seems to be a reason for that. And one of the reasons that I can see, at least at this moment, because as you know in the greater world scene, we have this kind of, you know, dark versus light drama being played out, especially in heightened terms within the United States. And so, you know, it's an interesting, we call it playing the alien card, right? So it is a more local, so-called alien species, if you want to call them, they may not like the term alien, but let's call those local alien species because that's what the conventional person watching this might think of that, you know.

They're not going to think of, they probably, and I know- Oh, I'm tired of all this political correctness. ... of Sasquatch as an alien species. They just- No, no, they think he's the missing link. Yeah, or, you know, but they also think they're, you know, very few and far between. They don't think of them as a whole population, you know, coming from another, you know, coming from outer space, planets that they, you know, had to leave. She gets completely sidetracked from her political football question into, like, how other people can't conceive of aliens coming from another planet. Yeah, like, oh, sure, fine, okay. Everyone wants to think that Squatch is just an ape. Man. You know, I feel like this guy is really underselling how important the overmind is and the fact that he

was able to tap into it. You bet. Because if he can tap into it, that would suggest that just about anybody could tap into it. And if we could all tap into it, then we're all the Squatch overmind. You're tapping into that right now. Oh, shit! Because that's what the next clip gets into. You're on some psychic shift today. I am, I am Squatchin'. You might be Daniel Jordan. Do you smoke that? Okay, fine. That is what happened. So on this tip, what's going on is that Carrie is asking, all right, so you can connect to the Squatch overmind. Can you connect to other people who are telepathic through, like, can you be a conduit through which you could access the Squatch mind? Why wouldn't you ask, can you teach me how to access the Squatch mind? Well,

it's a lot of work. That's fair. If you could just do it through a remote view and she doesn't need that extra power. Okay, now I want to ask you a strange question, but I'm sure you can handle it. So you've been in touch with this overmind of the Sasquatch. And in so doing, do you feel that you have therefore, you know, kind of like you've traveled in that mind space? So you can converse in that mind space because you at least can, you know, learn things there, you said, about their history, et cetera, right? Yes. And I assume perhaps you can send and receive signals to individuals within that mind space? Squatch can. I have not, I've been able to do that, but not consistently. I'm still learning. All right. And so that in a certain way, let's say

I'm talking to you and let's say you're in telepathic communication with another human, not necessarily me, but anyone who you're even close to somebody and yet you're telepathic with because once you're telepathic, you, you know, it's sort of a natural inclination to try to be telepathic with anyone you have an affinity for, let's say, right? Yes. So if, if you did that, would they be able to then tap into the, this overmind through you? It's entirely possible. It's, it's one of the situations where they have to know what they're looking for. It's a little bit like with the targeted remote viewing. They have to have a target. So I don't, I don't understand exactly what that means. I get the big picture of what is being asked.

I think that's fairly clear. Yeah. But here's what's weird. I thought for sure that what Kerry was asking is, can you get me into the club? Right. Basically can't like, I am telepathic. I'm psychic. Can I, can you vouch for me to get into the, let me, you connect to it. I'll connect through you. We'll have a, she's asking for a conference call. Yes. To the overmind. That's what I thought. Yes. I was wrong. Oh. Because this question has a second stage to it. Okay. And Kerry's actually a little bit suspicious. Oh. All right. Well, what if that, what if that, you know, that mind want to just send a message, they could send it in theory, they could use you as a carrier to then send it telepathically to other humans. Isn't that possible?

They could. And I might not even know that that is what's happening. Oh, shit. I got squashed. And so setting this up, let's say this interview, isn't it possible that that's what happened? Oh my God. It's entirely possible. I don't know. I have to, I am a scientist. I have to admit the possibility. It's plausible. It's, it works as a hypothesis. So that's some great dissembling right there. I love that. That is great. He was thrown for a loop and then he's like, you know what? Let's give it a try. I love that. Well, it's, I don't know if it's an indication of like really good improv chops or somebody who actually sincerely believes this or whatever. But like that question being thrown to you and being like, Hey, yeah, you know what it is. Maybe that is

what's happening. I don't know. That to me doesn't seem like somebody who's like a complete liar. Yeah. Like, like someone who's trying to pull a fast one. Right. Right. Right. Right. This is at the very least not a grift. Right. Because you would definitely say no. Yeah. It's definitely not what's happening. No, of course not. I am not being used as an unwitting conduit for Squatch to get a message out over your show. Part of all of these characters is at least a level of narcissism that has them being within that like dominator role. Right. And he's already been asked like, can you send messages or pings on the overmind? I'm still learning. I don't really know how to do it. I'm trying to humility. Totally. Yeah. No, this is this is an interesting

thing. And if if you can if you can contact the overmind, I'm down. Sure. I'm down for it. If somebody could get me out in the woods with Squatch, I'm down with that. I'm down for that. I don't want to see Squatch. I just want to be in the woods. Squatch. You know what? I don't even need Squatch. I'll just go to the woods. Yeah, that's a probably a better idea. Yeah. So look, Kerry is concerned. And the reason is because this overmind could be theoretically infiltrated. Now, where that is my first concern as well, Dan, where is Squatch? Israel, the Anunnaki are in Israel. Oh, no. Oh, shit. Are they going to turn the overmind evil? See, this is what we got to be worried about. Now we got now I am worried. This took such a turn from me thinking

it's just like Kerry wanting to get the get in there herself. Now it's like this is a national defense issue. We need to destroy the overmind before the enemy infiltrates it. Great. Okay, then let me ask you another question about this sort of thing. I did ask you off the record this as well. Is Squatch in touch telepathically with Anunnaki? And I think you said no. The answer is no, but that is more by choice. The overmind can't work against your will. The overmind can influence you, but it can't make you or any individual in it do something against their will. So it's not like the Anunnaki can invade the overmind. They can't just force their way

through it. They can't brute force it. Squatch would have to let them in like Squatch let me in. Okay, I'm relieved. I love the Squatch. I think they've I think so far they've got things pretty well figured out. Question answered. I am no longer worried about brute force attacks from the Anunnaki. Yeah, now that I know that the Squatch is overmind is I mean unbreakable. But Kerry still has some concerns and that one of the big ones is, Hey, my buddies tell me about all the help that other alien races are giving to us. There's so many technologies and secrets of the world that the the Raptors are giving Mark Richards and what? Sure, sure, sure, sure. But that's not the case with the Squatch. Why? Why isn't the Squatch helping us? Well, the Squatch

is living in peace and harmony with the fucking environment. Why do you think they're not helping us? Why do you think they're not helping us? They're working on cars to get burgers. And actually, I think Berg has a great answer. Okay, they haven't been able to the humans haven't been able to develop a kind of species to species working relationship in which they might be able to be assisted by the Sasquatch or Squatch. We have there. They're very rare, but they do work out. There are humans who are aware of what they are. They've worked out little barter systems and trade deals, labor, used goods. I actually mean in a substantial way, such as helping with our space exploration or things that they might actually know about their longevity and have also they

could be like, I don't know, ET human interpreters or there's lots of interactions that they could benefit our world with also having to do with, you know, educating, I don't know, the United Nations, unfortunately, what it's conceived of. But you know what I mean? Historically, they did try to do that. What? There have been times in their past when they have done that with on other planets when they tried to share the benefit of their experience and their wisdom and then what happened with other planets, but it always seemed to backfire because of the xenophobia. So, you know, the hatred against them, you know, the fear of them, their otherness, you know, and being different from Pleiadians and different from Draco's, you know, was always

held against them no matter how they contributed to the planets where they lived. So on Earth, now they're much more cautious. So they're much rarer. All right. Once bitten, twice shy. I mean, you know what? It's hard not to say that if your answer to that question is just space racism, you're dead on. That sounds right. That sounds right. Space racism. Fuck you. Why would they help you? You captured him, kept him in a fucking military base. I'm not helping shit. No. You had to be jail-braked and taken across the world into a bunker. Why would I bother with the human race, you morons? Yeah, and they've been burned before, which makes sense why you'd be cautious. Absolutely. And you know, he makes it clear that,

you know, as more people, the Squatch is able to trust more people, you know, there may be benefits that are accrued in terms of these things that Kerry's asking about, but you're asking too much of the Squatch right now. It's very strange to be in a world where most of the time aliens are a thinly veiled ways to attack the Jews. And in this circumstance, aliens are a thinly veiled way to explain the Jews experience with racism as they've gone through the history of the world. You can take it on that level, and then you can also just take it on another level that is these aliens, the Squatch, is being used as a entry point and a way to understand othering and a way to understand the experience of people who are unlike you and teaching empathy

and teaching solidarity. You might as well have been like, Hey, Kerry, maybe if we change our attitudes towards the Overmind, then we will have earned help, as opposed to you just being like, why can't we just capture them and steal their shit? Yeah, we demand help. Yeah, exactly. They're not evil aliens. Fuck you. You don't even own the earth. Right. So we have a couple clips left. And this, this also is just kind of, I feel like this clip is a good summation of the sort of mentality that's being presented here. Is there any questions or statements that you haven't made that you would like to make on his behalf at this time? No, just that we are both very grateful for the opportunity to present our side of the story and hopefully bring a little light and nuance

into this whole complex situation with Draco's and Pleiadians, because I think, you know, some of the reporting I've seen elsewhere on that has been very kind of one sided, moralistic, good and evil. From an hour ago. I don't know about you, but I like the, you know, the complex storytelling. I like the, you know, the fact that, you know, the antagonists in Star Trek were never really villains. And, you know, it's kind of the way I try to see the world is that, you know, people may be antagonistic to us, but ultimately we're all sentient beings. We all just want life and dignity and freedom. Yeah. No, not even, not aliens don't want that. No, no, good be evil. You see these

lizard aliens and you think like, oh, they're all just uniformly evil. No, we're all just sentient beings, man. We're all just sentient beings, man. We're just trying to get by. I really think that it should not have taken us this long to get that very simple message out on Project Camelot. How many episodes have we done about Project Camelot and not at one point has somebody been like, you know, there are civilians in all species everywhere just trying to live a good life. It's a very foreign concept to the episodes I've listened to, for sure. But nanas. I also, I am so, I am much like the Squatch in terms of I've been burned before and I'm so scared of being positive about this guy. I know. I know. This is so scary. We can't ever have anything nice.

Yeah, but he seems like he's a guest unlike any that I've heard very much on the on the on the old Camelot. And here is maybe possible reason why this last clip, like I don't understand how he this is baffling. I will also say that when I was six years old, E.T. was my absolute favorite movie. My grandfather bought me the VHS cassette. It was the one that had like green plastic on it. I must have worn that cassette out watching it 200 times. All right, so you already had that, you know, sort of abilities that your abilities were sort of really why you became what you became in a sense. You already had the abilities, right? Well, all of us have the abilities.

In predominately, I would say I have a curious mind and I had a predisposition toward empathizing with the other, trying to understand beings that were different from me. You know, I was always very fond of animals. I was always very active in a lot of, you know, progressive justice causes. You know, I've always been kind of a passionate advocate for people. You know, I joined the military because I wanted to be part of something bigger than myself and genuinely help people in need. You know, I've always sort of seen my role here as being of service to others.

You can kind of feel that, you know, like that kind of comes out in his conception of the alien universe. Totally. There is a helpfulness, there is a caring, there is a progressive justice. Totally. Feeling to it. Absolutely. He comes at this from the perspective of like caring about these aliens, let's say. Yeah. Whereas so many other of these people are like, their focus seems to be on like weird political intrigue among these aliens. Totally. Battles and wars. The relationship he has with battles and space battles is that he went to Mars and found a pipe that some soldier thrown out years and years and years ago. And honestly, that's a very exciting thing. Sure. Me, that would be way more exciting than any kind of space battle. Yeah.

He's trying to learn from the aftermath of a war as opposed to being involved in it. Like like Mark Richards is flying Minerva through like, like the forest gumping his way through the goddamn space world. Yeah. Like he's got the Millennium Falcon space battle. Right. Yeah. And I think that that is like a really fun fundamental difference about like how you relate to the topics that you're talking about. It is. It is funny because there is like a current movement among historians to like reevaluate a lot of these narratives that we've been constantly hitting and whether or not any of this bullshit actually even makes any fucking sense that was written a few hundred years ago by white men with a lot of access to grind. Right. And it

seems like this is such a very similar idea of reimagining space history in a way that's not white male dominated. It's just, it's just that's what it is. It doesn't paint the Pleiadians as the absolute heroes. Right. Like, sure, they're light workers and maybe they're the good guys, per se, but they're still expansionist. They still displaced the the poor Squatch. They fucking enslaved the Squatch. The Squatch has no heroes. The Squatch has no heroes. That is my rallying cry. That is what I will shout from the rooftops. That might be my next tattoo. The Squatch have no heroes. Well, it's my birthday present. Oh, God. I mean, there's something really refreshing about this. And I wanted to cleanse the pallets of things and on the off chance that Trump does

announce his candidacy on July 4. Well, what are you going to do? You'll have something nice to listen to. At least you get to enjoy a non racist alien conversation about Squatch. What a fantastic journey. Mm hmm. That was that was great. Um, so yeah, I better not be a piece of shit. Please don't please. Please just don't let us have one or and if you are just run away, erase your name from the Internet and this. Let us all believe. Well, and the good news is to like he seems open to like coming back and carry you obviously have him back. So we could have a new Mark Richards on our hands. It was a positive influence. Fantastic. But here's the other thing that I think is really strange is like how much can he possibly know about carry because he's coming in with this

like I've always been a passionate defender of like progressive social causes, right? Um, and justice movement and stuff like that carries fucking straight up Q and on and beyond 100% so like I don't understand how and there's the name Daniel Jordan. I yeah, I mean, I think it still could be a coincidence. Definitely outside possibility that it is a prank. It definitely could be a coincidence, but I'll be God damned if that's not a fucking big coincidence. Pretty big. It's sizable. Um, but it's worth it. Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. Even if it is a prank, then the prank is disseminating a positive message within the world of carries alien nonsense. I mean, I would have no problem platforming this prank. I'm fine with that. I had a great

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