John
Greenewald was my guest this week. I had planned on discussing the controversy
around Luis Elizondo and his involvement in the ATTIP program, but there was so
much other information about UFOs circulating that we didn’t get to that until
later. Instead we first examined the 750K contract between the Army and
the To
the Stars Academy. This involved the metamaterials that have been announced by
them and the research done on them. I was less than impressed with the
information. You can listen to the interview here:
 |
| John Greenewald |
The
article following this post is a long look at some of the history of these claims
of alien technology and alien metamaterials. At this point, no one has come up
with anything that is outside the ability of terrestrial technology at the time
it was discovered. As I mention there, some of it is rare, some unusual, but
nothing outside the capability of various terrestrial groups and organizations.
We
did talk about the trouble with FOIA in the world today, meaning that it has
become a little more difficult given all the circumstances. John related his
search for information about Elizondo and some of the red flags flying about
this whole thing. John also mentioned that the three videos of Navy aircraft
and UAPs released were not supposed to end up in the public area.
I
also noticed that in this discussion, there was some trouble with Elizondo’s
background, or rather in what had not been said. John did, through his ongoing
FOIA requests, learn that Elizondo did have a GS-16 rating, that is a
government service grade, which suggests a middle management job and that he
was on the distribution lists for some of the ATTIP program. But there is a
problem between what Elizondo claimed and what the Pentagon released.
Next
week, I’m going to dive into lost civilizations and the suppressed technologies
of the “Ancients” with Jim Willis. If you have questions, ask them through the
comments section here. I’ll get them asked on the program.
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteWhy Kevin, did you delete my request, is the truth too much for you!?:)......
ReplyDeleteBecause I always delete the questions for a guest sent through the comments section. I have your question attached to the notes I use during the program and will ask it at that time. If you wish the question to be posted here, send it again, and I'll post it.
ReplyDeleteNo that's fine Kevin, I just didn't understand the reason for deleting the comment.
ReplyDeleteSo now we can look forward to your radio interview with "Jim Willis" have been lisening to your radio shows just lately, & find it interesting, and thank you. I'm curious as to how "Jim Willis" will respond to your question. I don't know your thoughts on this, but am looking forward to your interview with Jim, & thanks Kevin...