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[Applause] [Music] The [Music] father and acquaintance works in the FBI, seemingly investigating unidentified objects or something like that. Today, he was urgently called to a meeting. He returned late and explained nothing, only saying to pack things and run to the store for groceries for 2 weeks. Now we are driving somewhere far outside the city. I don't know what's happening, but it seems to me it has begun. [Music] [Music] To begin with, I would like to apologize to each of you. And although I never claim anything in my videos and ask you to double-check, I feel uneasy that much of what I told you now makes no sense. It's not about some mythical Chupacabra or urban legends. It's about what will divide our lives into before and after. Aliens exist, officially. Yes, just like that. For 8 years, you've been gathering evidence bit by bit that it's all newspaper hype, and then in one month, they show alien mummies and declare in Congress that flying saucers have indeed crashed on Earth. [ __ ] Now people finally know the truth and have no doubt that all the stories about UFOs, which have been repeated since time immemorial, are true. And I am the clown who tried to prove to everyone that this doesn't happen, and this is super cool news, except perhaps for the fact that it has all happened before. [Music] This is the right place. Put on your tin foil hats. Today will be fun. Hey everyone, my name is Topa, and honestly, I've missed two things: simple and funny videos and alien themes. There are still so many interesting stories. I was afraid that interest in this topic would fade, but suddenly the information field was filled with new jokes, and I realized, no, such strong faith cannot be defeated. This nonsense has been pushed in for years, and they are like, "Mr. Utopia, how do you explain this?" I'll tell you everything I know, I promise, but closer to the end of the video. So, be sure to watch this super interesting cringe that needs a period. Or at least a comma. But the video isn't just about that. I'd like to start with a story that is very important in context, and it made more noise several decades ago. Back then, people had almost no doubts: they are among us. Black [Music] Knight. It's long overdue to debunk this film. It's obvious science fiction. There's no "aha-ha-ha" at all. Do you understand what you've gotten yourselves into? The Black Knight is one of the most interesting alien conspiracy theories that lives to this day. What distinguishes it from nonsense is the presence of official photographs. So please, shut your mouth with chips and listen carefully. The mysterious object known as the Black Knight has intrigued scientists, researchers, and lovers of the unknown for centuries. According to available data, there is an artificial satellite of ancient origin near Earth, which, judging by all appearances, was created by an alien civilization or even ancient Earthlings more than 133,000 years ago. Don't rush to label this story a fabrication; ancient texts point to its truthfulness. These legends speak of a celestial messenger that serves as a kind of beacon or watchtower. Nikola Tesla also wrote about this, who caught a mysterious radio signal from space. Skeptics around the world ignored the researchers' evidence and assured them that they were wrong and mistaken, until NASA published photographs of the mysterious object. There's no point in hiding it anymore. The object turned out to be real, and it is right above us now. [Music] I didn't see anything, but I still felt uneasy. You know that moment when you don't see, but you still feel a presence? It would be awkward if the object was somewhere over Washington at that moment. So, what was I saying? There are forums where disputes about what this spaceship is and what it wants from us have been raging for years. And now, the disputes are flaring up with renewed vigor due to recent events. Many of you think this might be some kind of joke and people are just fooling around. In reality, everything is much more serious. Today you will learn about espionage, secret military developments, mad scientists, animal bones, the pursuit of alien signals, and how Nikola Tesla is involved. Sounds like a jumble of words, right? Exactly. [Music] You all know who Tesla is: a scientist, an inventor, a very significant figure for science as a whole. But few of you knew that not only for science, as it turns out, but also for what science outright rejects. In 1899, Nikola Tesla built a laboratory in Colorado Springs, USA, to conduct experiments on wireless electrical energy transmission. When I said "laboratory," you probably thought of something else. It was literally a shed with a metal mast sticking out and a copper ball on top. The largest Tesla coil was built in the same shed. This copper and stick construction actually worked. By the way, it generated electricity. If Tesla had actually sat next to it, as in this photo circulating on the internet, he would have definitely been disintegrated by the radiation. And Tesla wasn't there at the moment of operation, obviously. But this is not the only deception associated with this person. His plan for wireless electricity transmission worked; he lit bulbs that were not connected to anything. And it seemed like the experiment was a success, but the problem was that Tesla dreamed of transmitting electricity over long distances, like to other countries, for example. And worst of all, he deceived himself into thinking he succeeded. If bulbs light up, then across the ocean is also possible. But that was the time. If you had even the slightest evidence, you immediately started advertising it everywhere, even if you weren't sure you were right. Unfortunately, further experiments in this direction led to nothing, researchers say. But what if they did? When he was sitting there one evening alone, his unusually lively attention was drawn to a faint sound from the receiver: three magical clicks, one after another, with a certain interval. In 1901, he reported to the world astonishing at the time, but frightening now, irrefutable evidence based on my experiments, which indicates that transmitting messages to another planet is not only possible but also easily achievable in practice. I am convinced that Mars is inhabited. But the media went into a complete nightmare. People talked about nothing else: Mars is inhabited, other life exists. No, how can we believe this? Where did he get that he contacted extraterrestrial intelligence? 22 years ago, experimenting in Colorado with a wireless power plant, I obtained extraordinary experimental evidence of the existence of life on Mars. I improved a wireless receiver of extraordinary sensitivity, far surpassing all known ones. I was picking up signals that I interpreted as 1, 2, 3, 4. I believe that Martians used this. It's not a joke. Tesla really claimed to have received a signal from another planet. But the twist of the story is that the signal could indeed have come from aliens, but they might not have been on a distant planet, but on ours. How is this related to the aliens frolicking around Earth, you ask? I understand, if I were in your place, I would be completely confused. This is the story of the satellite. What does the satellite have to do with it? I also don't understand. It says it's black. Who is it? I also don't understand. Tesla wrote nothing about satellites or any knights. Don't forget that we are dealing with [Music] conspiracy theorists. Now we'll wind up this idiotic ball to get confused, and at the end, we'll try to unravel it, but it's not a fact that we'll succeed. How about that plan? To unravel it, of course, I'll try myself. But to get confused, I'll need help. Sorry. Well, hello, my little lover of mysteries and enigmas. Mr. Conspiracy Theorist, I wasn't bored. I wasn't addressing you. This story is deeper than it might seem, because Tesla's experiments were just the beginning. Later, in 1927, Norwegian engineer and radio amateur Jorgen Hals made a shocking discovery. He was receiving a signal from a radio station and heard its echo after a short interval. And after that, he heard another echo, which was even a few seconds later. And you haven't watched the movie Contact, where aliens sent back a recording of Hitler's performance to Earth? It seems like, what's the point? The recording didn't just arrive late; it was retransmitted and sent to Earth. But apparently, they were very far away. In Jorgen's case, the echo was very short, which means the source was close. This is inexplicable. Listen further. Kett Arnold, 1947. The first eyewitness. Then everyone started observing flying saucers. No. Yes, Rozval also in '47. Now a saucer crash and an alien autopsy. No, I'll break your face. Then, retired military man Donald Keyhoe in the fifties reports to the world that the authorities are hiding satellites flying over Earth at a time when there were officially no satellites at all. In the sixties, newspapers reported that the US had discovered a mysterious dark satellite that they didn't know how to identify. The ball is winding up. So, satellites already existed. Maybe it's Russian spies. Maybe it's Russian spies. It's the Black Knight. [ __ ] And what next? You'll be convinced. Astronaut Gordon Cooper was in space and declared that UFOs are being hidden from us. Others begin to confess after him, but everyone is silenced. But the story really started to gain momentum only in 1973, when the main person in this story appeared. Say his name. Where do I know him from? Say his name. Why the hell should I? No, no, no. [Music] I was sure we laughed in the last video and forgot. It can't be a coincidence. His name? What surprises you? It's quite common. My name is also common. It doesn't surprise anyone. Now it wouldn't [Music] surprise. Rona's conspiracy department. We explain the inexplicable. What? Serbian roots. We can return to the story of Duncan Lunan. He started studying these signals with a delay because... because it was written about in the scientific journal Nature. Surprisingly, it's true. Scientist Ronald Bracewell indeed published an article in 1960 in which he suggested that there is life in other galaxies too. But why did we decide that they would use radio signals? What's the point of sending a signal from another galaxy? It would fade. What's the point? Instead, he said that it's more likely that aliens would send a probe that would fly nearby and try to contact us. But how? By redirecting our radio signals to us so that we know they are nearby and want communication? Contact? Seriously? Look at this movie. It's ahead of its time, but generally correct. Duncan started studying these signals and simply turned the game around. He plotted the signals as dots on a graph and got a message from whom? From whom? He got an image showing that the ship came from the star system of Sirius. And he himself has been flying near Earth for 133,000 years, waiting for contact. And he waited. I see you don't believe it. Should I show you photos? Well, okay. In '88, NASA officially confirmed that the Black Knight is in orbit and showed its photographs. And this is already interesting. So, what happened to the story next? Figure it out yourself sometime. I have a lot to do. I'm writing a book about the other side of the Earth. I feel like I've been run over by a train loaded with carrots. But I somehow survived. It's a shame, of course, that no one explained to me why it's called the Black Knight. Based on the story, no one knows. Seriously, neither Tesla, nor Duncan, nor Cooper, nor NASA, not a single one has ever even casually dropped this name. The only clue we have is a British rocket that was launched in the late fifties. Well, in general, it doesn't matter why the alien ship is called that. The main thing is to understand what it is and what it wants from us. I love conspiracy theorists, honestly. These are people with highly developed imagination and the ability to find and connect facts that a normal person wouldn't even think of finding. A little spoiler, but the story about the alien satellite flying over Earth is a compilation of unrelated stories. And let's unravel them one by one. Let's start with Tesla and end with these photographs. Yes, there are many of them, and I think you'll be delighted by the plot twist. Tesla said that Mars is inhabited. Good for him. But there's a nuance. It's an interesting coincidence that a year before that, Percival Lowell, you should remember him from my video about canals on Mars, started telling everyone that Mars is inhabited. Tesla himself later wrote that he was inspired by the amazing evidence provided by Lowell, which not only indicates organic life but also makes it highly probable that Mars is still inhabited by intelligent beings. Are there any other proofs of such existence? I resolutely answer yes, prompted by instinct, which has never deceived me, as well as by observation. I mean the strange electrical interference, the discovery of which I announced 6 years ago. At that time, I was only sure that they were of planetary origin. Now, after mature reflection and study, I have come to the positive conclusion that they must originate from Mars. Is it worth writing something like this? What bad can happen? Lowell was debunked. No Martian life was seen, and Tesla's intuition failed him, and he believed in the hype idea about an inhabited planet. But in reality, it's much more serious. He supported many unscientific ideas that were still quite popular at the time, like the ether, aliens, mysticism, like incredible images coming to his mind, intuition, and phenomenal memory. But time went on, and he increasingly distanced himself from modern science. A prime example is his disagreement with Einstein's theory of relativity. Tesla has a very sad story; I advise you to read about him, because surely you knew him only as a successful inventor, but everything is much more interesting and tragic. What did Tesla actually hear? Since he didn't document it properly, we can't know now. But we can try to speculate. What could it have come from natural cosmic sources, like pulsars, which were not known at the time? Or what if not? And such things can happen. It's just speculation. It could be anything: solar flares, magnetic storms. It could be interference from a moon of Jupiter or interference from other experiments conducted on Earth. There are a billion variants of natural development of events. But people tend to choose the most exciting one. Jorgen. The second story that was attached is related to Jorgen Hals, who caught a strange echo. It's not very clear what aliens have to do with it, of course, but he caught what is now called the world echo. He was the first and didn't know what it was. And frankly, even now, scientists don't know what it is. But as in the previous example, there are many hypotheses. First, the signal circles the entire Earth several times a second, and then it's picked up. Second, the signal can be reflected from the Moon or planets. Such experiments have been done. But the most popular hypothesis is that the signal is delayed between the Earth's ionosphere. Scientists, instead of asserting anything for sure, conduct experiments and try to understand the nature of the phenomenon. And until they understand, they won't make unfounded claims about what it was. We don't know, but it would be foolish to declare that it's a signal from aliens, although no one has ever declared it. It was only done a little later. Donald Keyhoe, an American pilot who, in the fifties, claimed that the government was hiding UFOs. What was Donald himself hiding? After 5 years of service, he retired due to a hand injury, after which he found a hobby that would stay with him for the rest of his life: writing stories. He wrote fiction; it attracted him greatly: all sorts of cryptids, dragon mummies, he created superheroes, published in various science fiction magazines, and said nothing about the government hiding aliens. And then the year '47 arrives. A distorted tale of crescent moons that were saucers, and then plates, appears. And as you remember, every American starts believing in it and seeing aliens. Donald, of course, also fell for it and started writing stories about UFOs. It's super banal, but it happens so often. Best-sellers about flying saucers, government cover-ups, the Bermuda Triangle, a base on the Moon. It's a classic scenario for any ufologist writer. And they attached this story only because he used newspapers for hype, like bloggers do now. The magazine "Pravda" and Donald Keyhoe reveal the conspiracy. Keyhoe's book "Flying Saucers Are Around Us" becomes a bestseller. Excuse me, but why were you silent before? In 20 years, you could have revealed the government's conspiracy. Or were you too busy inventing fiction? But as expected, nothing from Keyhoe's books was confirmed. However, this hype, unlike bloggers', worked, and people believed his stories for decades. Satellite. And this is really cool. The US reports that they see an unidentified satellite. At this time, ufologists rub their hands. And we're talking about reality. Reality turned out to be much more fun. It's the Discoverer spacecraft, one of them. What do they do with such spacecraft? Launch them into space, right? And for what? Whatever your answer, none of them will relate to Discoverer, but more on that later. Newspapers report about an unknown satellite. Everyone shrugs, but at some point, they say, "Everything is fine. It's not a Russian satellite." We exhale. It's just some part of Discoverer flying around. It's just the development of space technology. We're testing space. Believe me, everyone forgot, gave up. But the year 1992 arrives. So, guys, Discoverer was a spy satellite to monitor the Russians. It was called Project Corona, and the satellite had a camera that took pictures from space. Ah, and how were these pictures obtained in the sixties? Good question. The film was dropped in a capsule. This capsule was ejected, flew down, and a plane caught the capsule by the parachute in mid-air and flew away, leaving no trace. Sounds reliable, right? Yes. As a result, the program was declassified, and that very mysterious black satellite was indeed part of one of the Discoverers, but specifically the part with the capsule containing the film, which got lost. They couldn't find it, but they couldn't say what it was at the time either, obviously. Conspiracy was all there was to it; aliens had nothing to do with it. The whole story gained momentum after Duncan Lunan, who reported that an alien satellite was flying nearby, but no one pays attention to how this story actually ended. Let's start with the fact that Duncan is not a professional astronomer, not a radio amateur, and not a professor. This is his own quote. He is a linguist and science fiction writer who deciphered popular theories. He began deciphering other signals and realized that the initial data was incorrect. What he took for a message from aliens was a misinterpretation based on erroneous data, literally wishful thinking. And unlike many other ufologists, he had the courage to admit his mistake, stop deciphering, and try to disseminate information to all publications to refute his own statements. Do you know what happened? Yes, nobody cared. The first word is more expensive than the second. So, the urine flowed through the pipes, and the deception machine started, which is still frolicking around the world, although Duncan himself corrected himself almost immediately. For fairness, it should be noted that Duncan believes that aliens did visit Earth thousands of years BC, but this has nothing to do with the Black Knight, as he himself says. This is how it always happens: if a sensation occurs, you can't take words out of a song. Photographs. Well, and most importantly, the photographs that NASA officially posted. Just look at them. People immediately started making art, understanding how it moves, and agree, it looks sinister, like a capsule from some sci-fi game about Earth's capture. But I have one question: if this is an alien satellite, then why the hell was it necessary to post it? Who among you freaks uploaded the photos to the site? Who checked the photos and didn't delete these photos? Someone will be fired. Finally, NASA is being discussed. They'll promote him. Good job. Kill him. Then, good job. NASA website. Official confirmation. Finally, we have something as proof, or not? This is a reusable NASA spacecraft called the Orbiter. In '98, it was performing a construction mission to the ISS called STS-88. Many things went wrong during this mission, and it was during this mission that the unfortunate photographs were taken. Look, this is James Oberg, an engineer from NASA who was involved in calculating spacecraft docking, and he directed this mission. Therefore, he was familiar with the astronauts on board. Accordingly, he publishes an article in which it is written: "Please don't laugh. As you can see in these photos from the station, strange iron rods stick out, needed for launch and docking. But after the job is done, they become a burden, as they are bare metal and represent heat leakage. What needs to be done? They need to be covered with something to prevent heat radiation. In these photos, you can see what the covered tubes look like. So, the astronauts need to install protective blankets. They go into outer space, they have these blankets with them, and they install them. And what happens? The blanket is gone. I've exaggerated a bit, of course, but it's almost like that. There is an official transcript of the conversation: Astronaut Jerry Ross lost a blanket, which he himself said. And this is a big event. It's not every day that such a loss happens in space. And in general, it's not every day that people fly into space, and not every day that something is lost there. And everything started. This debris is in the registry under its own number. There is a video recording of how the blanket was lost, and how it flies away, and how it is [Music] photographed. Because there was no light from the ISS, but the object shines, reflecting light from the other side. This Black Knight is a blanket, damn it, a blanket, Carl, which was simply lost in space. This is one of the stupidest plot twists. And about princes who do nothing, use no fuel, and just shit on us with our own radio signals and let themselves be photographed. Do you even imagine how cool NASA trolls are? They perfectly understand what this is, but in the description of the photos, they write what camera it was taken with and what film, but they don't explain what it is. It looks like mockery of carrot-eaters. Hey, conspiracy theorist, look, I'll make you cry. I'll kill you. I can't. It's exactly the same story with Area 51. You can only look and know that it's there, but we won't let you in and won't tell you what they do there. By the way, about Area 51 and Area 52, that's just the name of my first comic book. There's already a second, soon there will be a third. They just finished writing it. Essentially, the story with the Black Knight is a pile of unrelated stories, each of which can be explained. But this piece continues to scare paranormal enthusiasts and survives perfectly to this day. Although, if they are so sure that everyone is lying, why make photo montages? Isn't there hypocrisy in this? And here's the answer from the person who lost the blanket. What advice would you give to people who have been misled and have misinterpreted everything? If we see something from above, we will be the first to ask questions and tell people that we saw something we didn't understand. Conspiracy theories are entertainment for those who work on them, but it's a waste of brainpower, said a person who doesn't admit that space doesn't exist at all. Did they hit their heads? Where did the aliens come from then? But it doesn't matter where they came from, the main thing is that they are no longer there. It entered the atmosphere a couple of days later and burned up completely. But it can't be that simple. In 2017, a video appeared that gathered millions of views, showing something burning in the atmosphere. For example, a container with dirty astronaut underwear. Remember I told you about this? But the video says that the Illuminati shot down the Black Knight, and NASA is hiding all of this. Illuminati. And comments like, "Yes, yes, I have a friend of a friend who works at NASA. They talked about this, but asked not to tell anyone." So I'll write in the comments. And I was asked not to tell about the secret chat where we can communicate and where we have fun on secret calls. And you can get into the chat through a secret Boosty where there's a lot of additional secret content. How secret everything is! It's a shame I can't keep my mouth shut, and I'll even leave a link. The government is hiding the Black Knight so much that it itself spread rumors about it. Something doesn't add up. Maybe they were distracting from something? I would really like to see the secret document of Project "Stooped Dog," which says exactly how to drop a blanket. But seriously, don't read the comments about everything related to such conspiracies. You might lose faith in humanity, because seeing this serious evidence, they resist accepting it. So yes, for many people, the information presented is ambiguous. Take the channel "Cosmos, Just Andrey." He analyzed this story. Our sources are the same, and he concluded that there is no satellite and it's all just a pile of stupidity. But there is a foreign author whose video about this was released at the same time and got 5 million views. There, the person tells the same thing from the same open sources, but at the end, he concludes that the government is hiding the truth, that we need to ask questions, and that we need to unite and achieve the truth. He believes the great astronaut Gordon Cooper, because what's the point of him losing his reputation for a fabrication? Oh, come on. It's never happened before, and here we go again. Scientists have never dabbled in pseudoscience. Astronauts haven't gone crazy and haven't expressed obviously absurd [Music] ideas. Look, there's a flying saucer. Where? I can't turn around. Yes, look, there are 10 flying saucers. Faster! Turn around. Yes, I can't turn around, damn it. I would give everything in my life to see this again. Come on, faster. Come on, don't be afraid. Please. Look. There's nothing here. There never was. But that won't stop me from going to [Music] [ __ ] Gordon Cooper. Gordon Cooper was really in space and said he saw a UFO when no one else did. In the book he released decades after his flight, he went completely off the rails. A meteorite crashed into his capsule. NASA's face when they found out from his book and didn't notice anything during the capsule inspection. And he also had a secret film camera with him that could photograph even a car's license plate from space. Cool, right? And what happened to this camera? Of course, it was confiscated and classified. And my favorite part is that he was on an American farm where a craftsman was creating flying saucers, and Gordon flew on them. He said harshly that they would replace airplanes. There are photos. Why don't you believe me? James Oberg, whom I mentioned earlier, found the daughter of this craftsman who assembled the devices, and she said it was a pile of junk in the dust, and she was there when Gordon arrived, and no, he didn't fly on them. The reliability of the book is 100. Duncan out of ten. But his real life is much more interesting. After working as an astronaut, he worked at Disneyland. His ideas for attractions were so cringe that they weren't accepted. Then he tried to convince people that they didn't need gasoline, that cars ran perfectly on air. The feds said it was a scam, and the company closed. He wanted to create innovative airplanes and helicopters, asked for money from all the cities. Millions of dollars were poured into him, and they are gone because he was friends with scammers and swindlers, and he blamed the cities that gave him money. One mayor even lost the election because Cooper's project was problematic. In general, every project of his brought great losses to those who believed in him, and all of them failed, except one. When he was in space, he noticed black spots in the ocean. He thought they were sunken ships with treasures and told no one about it. And only before his death, he shared it with his friend, also a treasure hunter, and he made a TV show about it, of course, on Discovery. I believed Gordon 100%. I didn't need proof. Who needs it anyway? It's just a shame that no treasures were found in two seasons, only a few gold coins. But they got out of it. By the way, how did they counter-argue then? He said I was a liar. Oh, what a shame he died, so he couldn't even answer. In general, Gordon Cooper deserves trust like no one else. Sorry for such a digression, but the channel that trusts him is engaged in debunking conspiracy theories, debunking. And as a result, the conspiracy only grew in size. I also constantly tell you to ask questions, but where is the line when questions turn into a conspiracy theory? This needs serious thought. This is literally all the information we have. You must understand that it is absolutely impossible to say what it was. Okay, we've contrasted the blanket with the photographs. But what did Tesla catch, for example? Will we find out? Remember, about 7 years ago, I made a video about the Wow! signal. We debunked a lot there, and I said that there is a version that it could be due to a comet that was flying by at the time, and what do you think? This version doesn't work anymore. But at that time, all the newspapers wrote that the signal was finally debunked. Well, in that video, I mentioned that these are just popular theories. The truth is, we don't know. It's still awkward somehow. But even if there is no answer yet to what the Wow! signal is, there is no understanding of what Tesla caught, and so on, it doesn't mean that you should rush headlong into writing about extraterrestrial intelligence. A simple answer could be involved, which we haven't found yet, because most things that were once inexplicable have a rather simple answer, as sad as it may sound. Let's imagine that we've figured out the Black Knight. Many of you watched and giggled. Funny. And now with a serious face: So, what about the alien mummies and declarations in Congress? Well, [Applause] [Music] let's go. This man's name is David Grusch. A combat veteran and former intelligence officer. In the summer of 2023, he declared in Congress that UFOs exist, they exist, and their pilots now possess them, and the US is hiding it all. Hmm, you already know the reaction. Everyone is talking about it. Every nook and cranny, every public page has become a debunker. They say, "Yes, finally, facts!" Or maybe facts? You probably don't even imagine what a surprise is hidden behind the story itself. It all started with an article explaining who Grusch is, why he talks about UFOs, and why the government needs to reveal all its cards. They tried to push this article into leading newspapers, but they probably didn't care; they didn't publish it. The only publication where the article appeared was the website The Brief. It's surprising that the website even has a section about UFOs, and they support it all. Mysticism and coincidences, nothing else. But let's not explain; after all, skeptics and hereditary ufologists are watching me. Let's show respect. This article causes a great resonance. You'll understand why later. And David Grusch goes to Congress, where he debunks the government, at least that's the version you've heard. You haven't watched the entire hearing, have you? Don't lie, at least to yourselves. Here's a small excerpt: "They flew in and are crashing on Earth. They could be from other dimensions. The size of the ships is the size of American football fields. They are not of human origin. Inside the ship was non-human material. The aliens are aggressive and have killed people. The US government has captured all of this. There is an agreement between the US and aliens. They are hiding this information. They eliminate people." This needs to be recorded. My test is reminded. But many who haven't died from cringe have a question: "Well, what's wrong with him?" And now the breakdown of these flying saucers that can't fly begins. So, a former military intelligence officer, a person who is in the know, what's your evidence? Maybe he showed secret documents? Maybe he said he saw saucers? Maybe he participated in the preparation of some project? No, he said that his acquaintances who have secret access told him that they saw documents that say that this exists. It seems to me, or oh, look, I got access to secret information. Did you know that the government has been hiding aliens from us all this time? Cool, right? I've been through this. Haven't you seen a big saucer? By the way, I can tell you a secret: yesterday one crashed, there was some goo inside, they barely collected it. Damn it. It's better if no one finds out about this. Maybe he was being tested. Does he know how to keep secrets? How he messed up. But yes, absolutely all his statements were obtained through other people. Literally, a friend of a friend said, "My testimony is based on information provided to me by people with many years of experience, legitimacy, and service to this country." Do you understand now what the beginning of the video was about? Those in the know understood the reference to the meme that such people always have a reliable source that will confirm anything, and that he really knows secret information and won't talk about it in front of everyone. That's the kind of secret David has. He took an oath. If he reveals something secret, he'll be imprisoned. They say they'll have to declassify this information. The Ministry of Defense must approve the content of the report. If it's approved, it means that either there's nothing secret in it, or it's simply untrue, and both of these options are not great for Grusch. But how did the people he criticizes react? "This guy was under oath. I'm sure he was trying to say what he believed to be true. I'm not going to doubt his testimony or anything like that. Nevertheless, I can tell you that as chairman, I have been briefed several times by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and I have seen nothing that would indicate to me aliens or that there is some cover-up program." "I just haven't seen it," said a US Army general. Will you tell? In principle, yes. Grusch is waiting for officials to deny everything. This is literally his proof. Once a woman claimed that she was abducted by aliens and her brain was operated on, and in general, almost sewn up. And what was the proof of alien presence? Just think about it. And in this case, the absence of evidence is evidence that it is being hidden. This is brilliant. I don't know. It's too convenient, and it's even supported by quite unexpected people. You know, Michio Kaku, I often talk about him. A scientist, a futurist. Yes, many controversial ideas, but he has made a huge contribution to the popularization of science, and in general, he says that Grusch has not provided evidence, and therefore we cannot draw a conclusion. But here's what he said about it on Joe Rogan's podcast: "In the past, the burden of proof lay on people who believed in UFOs. If they saw something, let them prove it. Now the burden of proof has shifted to the Pentagon, to the military. Now they have to prove that it's not aliens." The old man is not young anymore and may not fully understand what exactly he is promoting, but such rhetoric is incredibly destructive. Now anyone can say that they saw anything and say, "Well, now prove it. If you haven't disproven it, then I'm right." But in general, besides ufologists and those who believe in aliens, no one supported Grusch. Every official from the Pentagon, heads of extraterrestrial intelligence search, scientists, skeptics, all said that this is just a set of words that leads nowhere. It's amazing that it has gone this far without any real evidence, without the participation of anyone from the scientific community. We still don't see the slightest physical evidence. Michael Shermer, publisher of Skeptic magazine. He's a skeptic; it's his job to debunk. Maybe so, but what is he wrong about? No scientists, no skeptics, well, so what, no one who also studies unidentified objects believed his statements, not because they are subject to a global conspiracy of concealment, but because it is simply common sense. David Grusch has provided absolutely no data that can be verified. If he provides it in the future and it turns out to be true, it will be a huge celebration for everyone, and I look forward to that moment. But for now, don't be surprised that he couldn't kill anyone. And it's surprising that every time it causes such a stir. It's all happened before; you just need to know history. There were also former military personnel who claimed that in Roswell in '47, a saucer also crashed, and alien bodies were scattered like garbage. Well, where is this story now? I have big questions for these advanced aliens who can't manage to control themselves. Yes, why don't you take care of yourselves? I can't understand one thing: why has everyone decided that they are advanced? Is it written somewhere, or what? Maybe they are just small, getting completely drunk, and stealing their dad's car, and then their alien mom watches NTV and thinks it's the news. In Congress, yes, there were also public hearings on UFOs in '69, which led to the closure of Project Blue Book because they found nothing. What about the congressional hearings in 2022? Have you forgotten what it's like to forget? Too short? Or wasn't it that popular? There have been many debunkers of heroes throughout the history of UFO observation, and what happened to them? Maybe they were eliminated. But does anyone really believe that when an eighty-nine-year-old debunker dies of old age, it means he was liquidated? Who is God? Seriously. Look at the Daily Mail article about another case. Charles Boyer revealed a strange cover-up of a special access program, wrote Jacques Vallee on September 24, 2004, in his diary. According to reviewers, the program was related to an exotic extraterrestrial vehicle. Boyer died on September 30th last year. Do you know how the news should sound? A former scientist and current ufologist and science fiction writer wrote 20 years ago in his diary that a financier from the USA, 20 years before that, revealed a cover-up of a program related to UFOs and died in 2022. He was 91 years old. In reality, debunkers just live their lives.
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They don't provide any new evidence, they just have a fanbase worldwide for past statements. Like Luis Elizondo, if you remember, he also worked in intelligence and knows a lot about UFO cover-ups. What about him now? Interviews on ufology resources and a connection with David Grusch. The article that started it all was written by Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal, authors who wrote that very article in The Times about aliens from Taiwan, in the Senate that year, with Elizondo's participation, which started the new alien boom. All these people are closely connected, so it's not surprising that everyone started talking about it after an article in a small publication. Too many familiar faces are involved, and they all promoted it. We wanted disclosure of the damn truth, for the damn feds to admit that they themselves have been penetrating strange witnesses all this time who scream that they saw UFOs and saw nothing. Here they are, from left to right: Ryan Graves, a pilot who says he didn't see a UFO but there was something strange on the radar. Valuable information. Thank you. David Fravor, a pilot about whom there was a whole video, but since then new details have emerged that make this whole circus even more pathetic. He doesn't know what he saw, but said it lasted a whole 5 minutes. Only, damn it, he didn't mention that another person was flying with him, Alex Dietrich, and she, as if mockingly, says it was 8-10 seconds maximum, it even sounds humiliating. And she also thinks it wasn't a mysterious phenomenon, as unbalanced scribblers in newspapers try to present it to us. She just doesn't grasp what she saw at all, but she doesn't want to be associated with ufology. David Grusch, of course. Here he is, the handsome male. Behind him sits his support team, these cheerleaders are also being interviewed. These are his friends who chase ghosts and werewolves, ghosts and werewolves. What is wrong with this Congress? And these people are responsible for a bunch of fake UFOs in the US and just loot money from gullible people. Guys, how I wait for this bubble to finally burst and you all have to apologize. Yes, I'm waiting for it too, believe me. It's time for them to fly in and start cleaning up the mess people have made, but we won't have anything to apologize for. No one says others don't exist, we're talking about the fact that there's no data that they've already flown to Earth. That's completely different. We just wanted facts, we wanted specifics. And if we get them, we'll research this data. So far, there are only unsubstantiated claims from Grusch and his company. Only those publications that adore UFO stories spread their story and profit from it. There are so many of them there because that's why they are read, and their calculation is that you will start pushing this everywhere. I approve, and as long as people like Tucker Carlson, who scream that all media lie, but at the same time savor every conspiracy theory internet drop, we won't get far. The UFO trend hasn't gone away like I thought, it's more alive than ever, and I declare next year the year of UFO Utopia Show. Imagine, Collection 2024. This whole story is one big appeal to authority. Can it be true? Yes, it can. The government not only can, but surely hides secret technologies from us. Even skeptics and scientists who don't believe in aliens admit that unidentified flying objects exist. Only, these are any objects that couldn't be explained due to lack of information, or the recording was too much. It was something secret, like the study of technology from the USSR during the Cold War, which will be revealed in about 40-50 years. Nevertheless, no one denies that such objects can exist. Only who said they are extraterrestrial? The Roswell incident, 1947. Secret US developments, 1960s. Spy program. What prevents observations in 2004 from being secret technologies? And it's probably right to want the truth to be revealed. We want it, but when it's revealed, no one will believe it. That's the whole absurdity. An ordinary earthly explanation no longer satisfies anyone, and Grusch will only have to push to the end and write a book. But honestly, I don't doubt that he truly believes what he heard, just as Fravor believes what he saw. We won't insult and say, "Ugh, look at this psycho." The main thing is that on the basis of belief in all this, one doesn't go crazy and doesn't do anything to themselves. One reporter started digging into Grusch and found out that in 2014 and 2018 he had incidents with post-traumatic stress disorder and suicidal thoughts after his wife called him an alcoholic. After that, he was slightly supported in a psychiatric hospital, and he immediately said that such information is impossible to obtain. The government started suppressing him, to which the reporter replied, "Dude, no one is hunting you, I just made a request to the police department." Here are the correspondence. Don't try to label it. Information about the psychiatric hospital may not be related to UFOs at all. That's why I'm saying this is not in the context of condemnation, but in the context of concern that he might do something to himself, because, let's be honest, there is a lot of pressure on him on the internet. Again, many didn't believe him and demanded evidence. Damn, and this topic is just gaining momentum. Imagine how many times we'll have to return to these names. These guys are with us for a long time, and people in the comments under any article about this contribute to this. It's clear it's bought, it's clear they didn't figure it out. Such a person can't lie. But be smarter. The only thing researchers and scientists want is at least some specifics, at least something. So, of course, people cannot be convinced. They've tried since time immemorial, but faith only [applause] grows. It might seem funny, but on the wave of general hysteria due to questionable testimony in Congress, another commotion began. Now in the Mexican Congress, just 2 months after the hearings. So, in September, a guy came and said under oath, "I know what they're talking about in the US. I'm convinced of this too." Everyone was like, "Yes, yes, very good, continue." And then he pulls out alien mummies. That's what I'm talking about, factual evidence. Why couldn't Grusch do that? It's unclear. Okay, I was wrong. See you soon. Alright, and seriously, this was in all the news. Even those who are skeptical believed it. Well, how? Well, here it is, Congress confirmed it. The topic is so exciting that the original session in Spanish was watched 800,000 times. The second most popular video on the Congress channel. That's quite a claim. But here's what actually happened. Journalist and paranormal hunter Jaime Maussan has been promoting the idea for many years that aliens are scattered almost everywhere in Mexico. We'll talk about this separately sometime. We are interested in these mummies now. On September 12, 2023, he bursts into Congress and says he has two mummies of non-human origin that were found in Peru and their age exceeds 1,000 years. It's like a plate fell and aliens turned into fossils over time. Are there any scientific data? Well, you know, just in case, to have a laugh. And it turns out there are. Scientists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico concluded that the corpses are not part of our earthly evolution and almost a third of their DNA has an unknown origin. Also, Congress showed that inside one of them were eggs. Whose eggs? Okay, the analysis of the mummies was, it looks funny, of course. I especially liked how the researchers hold what will turn our lives and understanding of our [music] universe upside down. It was definitely not a cake, as they joked on the internet, it's really something strange. But what's stranger is that the most popular publications on the internet don't say that these mummies are not a new story. Let's not dwell on this nonsense for long. Maussan was already involved in the UFO hysteria in 2017 when the documentary "Special Report: Nazca Digs" was released. That is, these mummies were shown to the whole world 6 years ago. These two mummies are called Josefina and Alberto. Don't ask who came up with that, I don't know. IMHO, they are more fitting. It caused a big resonance. Immediately, damn skeptics crawled out, started saying it's not true. But how does a whining skeptic differ from a whining obscurantist? They both prove their point of view, which can be disregarded. All that needs to be bet on is facts. Doctor Konstantin Korotkov, as he calls himself, believes that these are aliens. There are genetic tests that confirm this. Such an article appeared in 2019 in the Daily Mail. Hmm, fascinating. All these mummies have a website, even a mummy has its own website, and I don't. All the X-rays are collected there, all the 3D studies, and so on. Only one thing is missing: the hands. Every frame ends exactly at the moment when the fingers start to be visible. Yes, this seems strange, but now you'll understand everything. You probably know the portal Anthropogenesis. I often told you about the forum "Scientists Against Myths," where, as the name suggests, scientists try to give an adequate answer to the myths that surround us. Well, I, along with Anthropogenesis, am a co-founder of a prize for aspiring bloggers who want to make popular science videos. So get ready to participate next year. We fully support debunking myths from a scientific point of view and give cool prizes every year. In general, Anthropogenesis did its research on the mummies, which is now spreading all over the internet. The point is, specialists carefully studied the X-rays and were able to determine the bones from which the mummy was composed. It's just different bones, put together haphazardly and not even matching the second mummy. This disgrace couldn't even walk. But the funniest part is with the phalanges. Alberto is fine, but Josefina's are on the other side. [music] The head, in general, seems to be from some animal, they say a llama, but again, it's on the other side. More research is needed to say for sure. How were the hands studied if they are not online? Well, I also asked myself this question and called Sasha Sokolov from Anthropogenesis, who did that very article with the participation of other researchers. So, I'm participating in the investigation. When scientists started doubting whether they are aliens or not, Sasha contacted Korotkov, and he provided a package of information about these mummies, and there were the hands. So, it's first-hand info, so to speak. And what's noteworthy is that those who push the mummies most likely know perfectly well that there's a huge flaw with the hands and what they're doing, they just don't show their X-rays. Or literally a few days later, the researchers he referred to started tearing their hair out and denying everything. It was simply untrue. The university in 2017 studied samples, not of the mummies themselves, but just samples that anyone could bring. They said that the analysis showed, like, about a thousand years for the samples, but a thousand years can be anything non-human, for example, some animal. They stated that they in no way say what this sample is, what it's made of, and especially if it's alien. I want little people made of bones. In general, the main trump card of this ufologist was refuted by himself a few days later. And in fact, the bodies are too humanoid. If we perceive aliens through movies and stories like this, it doesn't mean they should look like this in real life. Just give these damn mummies for study, even under supervision, even with a receipt. But no, we don't let just anyone study them, we only show [music] beautiful ones. But there's an explanation. As you understood, the mummies were shown back in 2017. How convenient it was to show them in Congress right after aliens are discussed all over the world. Again, these are honest people, it's all just a coincidence. This story, by the way, didn't benefit anyone. Ryan Graves, who was in the American Congress, wrote that this is too much, too much even when UFO believers say it's too much, as if one should think about it. And I thought about this: what is generally happening in Congresses? Apparently, anyone can say anything under oath and nothing will happen to them. It seems something in this system has [music] malfunctioned. What did we understand today? The world has gone mad. This is not a joke. They are ready to believe anything they are told. No, neither Mexican nor American Congresses have confirmed the presence of aliens. How joyful this is. And to the aliens, if all this exists, then people must provide real data that can be verified, not evade answers. These are all long-running stories, and believe me, we will discuss the people we talked about today many more times. They will do everything possible for this. I presented all these three stories through the prism of jokes and cringe just so that it would be at least more fun for you to watch all this. Honestly, there's no strength to discuss it seriously like others. Anyway, people don't understand, don't accept, stick to their opinion. If I understand this, why the excessive seriousness, right? In a couple of months, come back to the comments and look for something like "the clown is grimacing and proving nothing." This happens under every video where the author tries to give an earthly explanation. Yes, I'm a clown, I openly declare it. I joke about poop and jump around cheerfully at the end of videos, I even dance. What kind of idiot. Such people, because of the red nose in front of their face, don't see that I, just like them, want answers. I'm just looking for them in a different way. That's the [ __ ] of it. What's the result? Conspiracy theorists don't believe skeptics, skeptics don't believe conspiracy theorists. The balance is not broken, everything remains as it was. It has always been this way and always will be. Will it change? I'd like to believe so, but it's hard to believe. So, until our next meeting, your clown goes to dance. [music] Since we are in Congress and we don't care at all what is happening here and who is speaking, welcome the next participants straight from Proxima Centauri with thunderous applause, the group Agaho. [applause] [music] He Can't Up My Think you [music] How [music] [applause] [music] I'll write a song about F