Source: Dialogue Works youtube
Larry Johnson | U.S. Empire Is Overreaching — And Losing Everywhere | July 4, 2025
Source: India & Global Left
Terence McKenna | Aliens and Archetypes | 1987
Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove YouTube
Description:
This video is a special release from the original Thinking Allowed series that ran on public television from 1986 until 2002. It was recorded in about 1987.
Do UFOs originate as psychic projections from our own minds? Terence McKenna is co-author of The Invisible Landscape and a leading thinker in the area of alternative realities. He suggests that regardless of their origin and material existence, UFOs are a challenge to the authority of science. Their chief function, he says, may be to offset the rationalist imbalance in our contemporary culture.
This video is a special release from the original Thinking Allowed series that ran on public television from 1986 until 2002. It was recorded in about 1987.
Do UFOs originate as psychic projections from our own minds? Terence McKenna is co-author of The Invisible Landscape and a leading thinker in the area of alternative realities. He suggests that regardless of their origin and material existence, UFOs are a challenge to the authority of science. Their chief function, he says, may be to offset the rationalist imbalance in our contemporary culture.
The Corbett Report | Antichrist or Armageddon? | July 4, 2025
Source: corbettreport.com
Descripion:
The world is always ending according to some pundit or other. But after thousands of years of spectacularly false predictions of the end of the world, why are people still listening to these dissembling doomsayers? And, more to the point, how can these false tales of Armageddon lead us into the arms of the Antichrist? Let’s find out in this week’s edition of The Corbett Report podcast.
Show Notes:
Mother Shipton’s Prophecy
July 5, 2025: Warning or just a date? New Baba Vanga’s artwork of Japan’s mega disaster on this date sparks global buzz
List of dates predicted for apocalyptic events
Revelation 16
A.I., Mars and Immortality: Are We Dreaming Big Enough? | Interesting Times with Ross Douthat
The Strange Story of Peter Thiel – Part One / Part Two / Part Three
One World or None book PDF / Archive
One World or None (video)
Bill Gates Issues Warning About Next Pandemic
Why We Stopped Progressing | Peter Thiel | EP 541
Peter Thiel Confronted on Palantir, Jeffrey Epstein And The Big Brother Surveillance System!!
Descripion:
The world is always ending according to some pundit or other. But after thousands of years of spectacularly false predictions of the end of the world, why are people still listening to these dissembling doomsayers? And, more to the point, how can these false tales of Armageddon lead us into the arms of the Antichrist? Let’s find out in this week’s edition of The Corbett Report podcast.
Show Notes:
Mother Shipton’s Prophecy
July 5, 2025: Warning or just a date? New Baba Vanga’s artwork of Japan’s mega disaster on this date sparks global buzz
List of dates predicted for apocalyptic events
Revelation 16
A.I., Mars and Immortality: Are We Dreaming Big Enough? | Interesting Times with Ross Douthat
The Strange Story of Peter Thiel – Part One / Part Two / Part Three
One World or None book PDF / Archive
One World or None (video)
Bill Gates Issues Warning About Next Pandemic
Why We Stopped Progressing | Peter Thiel | EP 541
Peter Thiel Confronted on Palantir, Jeffrey Epstein And The Big Brother Surveillance System!!
Dr. Paul Marik | We've Got Everything About Cancer WRONG
Source: Dan Astin-Gregory youtube
Description:
Dr. Paul Marik exposes why mainstream cancer treatments may be failing us and what alternative approaches could offer real hope. Dr. Marik, a leading critical care physician, challenges the genetic mutation theory of cancer and makes the case for a metabolic approach to treatment-including repurposed drugs, dietary interventions, and lifestyle strategies.
This eye-opening discussion uncovers the financial incentives behind conventional cancer care, the untold risks of chemotherapy, and why cancer rates are skyrocketing post-2020. If you or a loved one are seeking alternative solutions, this episode is a must-watch.
Chapters
Description:
Dr. Paul Marik exposes why mainstream cancer treatments may be failing us and what alternative approaches could offer real hope. Dr. Marik, a leading critical care physician, challenges the genetic mutation theory of cancer and makes the case for a metabolic approach to treatment-including repurposed drugs, dietary interventions, and lifestyle strategies.
This eye-opening discussion uncovers the financial incentives behind conventional cancer care, the untold risks of chemotherapy, and why cancer rates are skyrocketing post-2020. If you or a loved one are seeking alternative solutions, this episode is a must-watch.
Chapters
00:00 "Why Everything You Know About Cancer Might Be Wrong"
07:35 "The Metabolic Theory of Cancer Explained"
14:50 "How the Pharmaceutical Industry Controls Cancer Treatment"
22:10 "Why Chemotherapy Fails More Than It Succeeds"
30:44 "The Truth About Turbo Cancer and Rising Cases"
38:55 "Repurposed Drugs That Could Change Cancer Treatment"
46:23 "The Role of Fasting and Diet in Beating Cancer"
55:01 "How Big Pharma Suppresses Alternative Cancer Therapies"
01:05:29 "The Future of Cancer Treatment: Hope or Hype?"
01:15:10 "What You Can Do to Take Control of Your Health"
07:35 "The Metabolic Theory of Cancer Explained"
14:50 "How the Pharmaceutical Industry Controls Cancer Treatment"
22:10 "Why Chemotherapy Fails More Than It Succeeds"
30:44 "The Truth About Turbo Cancer and Rising Cases"
38:55 "Repurposed Drugs That Could Change Cancer Treatment"
46:23 "The Role of Fasting and Diet in Beating Cancer"
55:01 "How Big Pharma Suppresses Alternative Cancer Therapies"
01:05:29 "The Future of Cancer Treatment: Hope or Hype?"
01:15:10 "What You Can Do to Take Control of Your Health"
Graham Hancock | Yes, DMT Aliens Might be Real, Conversation with Neuroscientist Andrew Gallimore | July 3, 2025
Source: Graham Hancock Official Channel youtube
Description:
Yes, DMT Aliens Might be Real: Graham Hancock in conversation with neuroscientist Andrew Gallimore about "the world's strangest drug".
Is DMT perhaps better understood not as a drug but as a molecular technology giving access to other realms and other sentient entities very different from ourselves? In this interview with Graham Hancock, and in his new book Death by Astonishment, Andrew Gallimore makes the case for this extraordinary possibility.
Description:
Yes, DMT Aliens Might be Real: Graham Hancock in conversation with neuroscientist Andrew Gallimore about "the world's strangest drug".
Is DMT perhaps better understood not as a drug but as a molecular technology giving access to other realms and other sentient entities very different from ourselves? In this interview with Graham Hancock, and in his new book Death by Astonishment, Andrew Gallimore makes the case for this extraordinary possibility.
Key Points
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What is DMT?
- DMT is a plant-derived molecule, widely found in nature, described as the most efficient tool for instantly replacing normal reality with a bizarre, coherent world teeming with advanced, non-human intelligent beings. Gallimore calls it the “world’s strangest drug.”
- Discovered in 1956 by Steven Szára in yopo, snuffs, and ayahuasca, DMT is present in countless plants, with Dennis McKenna noting “nature is drenched in DMT.”
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Biological and Evolutionary Context
- DMT’s simplicity (two enzymatic steps from tryptophan) contrasts with its profound brain effects. Its evolutionary role is unclear, possibly deterring insects, but no definitive studies confirm this.
- Limited research on non-human brains (e.g., apes in the 1950s–60s) shows DMT’s effects, but animals can’t report experiences.
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DMT vs. Other Psychedelics
- DMT, psilocybin, and LSD (tryptamines) act on the serotonin 5-HT2A receptor, creating a fluid, entropic brain state. DMT uniquely constructs a new, detailed, coherent world, unlike the morphing reality of other psychedelics.
- Entity encounters are more common with DMT, though high-dose psilocybin can be similar. Terrence McKenna’s “death by astonishment” quote, inspiring the book’s title, captures DMT’s overwhelming impact.
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Ayahuasca and Indigenous Knowledge
- DMT is not orally active alone; Amazonian peoples combined DMT-containing plants (e.g., chacruna, chaliponga) with Banisteriopsis caapi (MAO inhibitor) to enable ayahuasca’s psychoactive effects.
- Indigenous cultures view ayahuasca as a pharmacological technology to access real, non-human intelligences (e.g., Ashaninka’s maninkari), often dismissed as myths by Western anthropologists.
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DMT and Alien Intelligences
- Gallimore proposes DMT connects humans to a vast, possibly interdimensional, non-human intelligence, rooted in millennia of shamanic interactions. Entities like the Yanomami’s hekura (elf-like) or insectoid beings resemble modern “machine elves” or abduction accounts.
- Hancock notes cultural lenses shape encounters (e.g., fairies in folklore, aliens today), suggesting a consistent phenomenon interpreted differently.
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DMTX Research
- DMTX, developed by Gallimore and Rick Strassman, uses intravenous infusion to maintain stable DMT levels, extending experiences beyond smoked/vaped DMT’s 10–15 minutes, unlike ayahuasca’s hours-long journey.
- Unlike therapeutic-focused psychedelic research, DMTX explores consciousness and entity interactions. Studies include a pilot at Imperial College (12 volunteers, 30 minutes), Basel (90 minutes), and potential work in San Diego. Volunteer Carl Smith encountered consistent entities across sessions, suggesting a persistent reality.
- A new DMTX research center in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Eleusis, New Nautics) will offer a nurturing setting, with Hancock interested in volunteering despite epilepsy concerns.
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Scientific and Cultural Challenges
- Gallimore critiques materialist reductionism, arguing neural activity patterns (e.g., increased brain sensitivity, vision-like activity with closed eyes) don’t fully explain DMT’s reality. He debunks hallucination/dream explanations, leaving room for discarnate intelligence theories.
- Western science lacks a framework for these experiences, unlike shamanic traditions. Skeptics dismiss DMT entities as pseudoscience, ignoring indigenous perspectives.
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Implications and Risks
- Recognizing DMT entities as real could shift humanity’s view of reality, challenging our perceived dominion. DMT is a democratic tool, accessible via plants, but psychologically intense.
- Risks include emotional overwhelm, especially for those mentally fragile or on antidepressants (e.g., serotonin syndrome). Hancock advises thorough research, comparing DMT use to skydiving or scuba diving, noting its physiological benignity when used cautiously.
Conclusion
Gallimore’s Death by Astonishment argues DMT is a molecular technology revealing interactions with discarnate intelligences, echoing indigenous wisdom. Combining neuroscience, pharmacology, and shamanic insights, he posits DMT offers a lens into consciousness and reality, urging careful exploration. Hancock praises the book as a vital contribution, building on his work (Supernatural/Visionary), and highlights respecting indigenous knowledge to understand DMT’s potential.
Mary K. Greer | Understanding Tarot | July 4, 2025
Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove youtube
Description:
Mary K. Greer’s discussion highlights tarot’s evolution from a 15th-century card game to a cornerstone of Western esotericism, particularly through the Golden Dawn.
Its archetypal imagery, intuitive readings, and ritual applications offer tools for self-discovery and manifestation.
Greer’s approach blends respect, flexibility, and personal engagement, making tarot accessible for both spiritual and practical purposes. The interview reflects shared roots with Mishlove in the 1970s human potential movement, underscoring tarot’s enduring relevance.
Bio:
Mary K. Greer has been studying and teaching tarot for the last half century. She is author of eleven books on tarot and on magic. They include Tarot for Your Self: A Workbook for Personal Transformation; Women of the Golden Dawn: Rebels and Priestesses; The Essence of Magic: Tarot, Ritual, and Aromatherapy; and Mary K. Greer’s 21 Ways to Read a Tarot card. She has taught tarot for 11 years at the New College of California. She has a master’s degree in English literature from the University of Central Florida, where she first taught tarot in 1974.
Here she describes the history of tarot cards and the various ways they can be used both for personal growth and to help others. In particular, she focuses on the esoteric tarot system used by the Order of the Golden Dawn. Many examples are illustrated from her personal experience.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
04:29 The Order of the Golden Dawn
09:26 History of tarot
19:25 The French tarot tradition
22:31 The major and minor arcana
24:03 Tarot spreads
28:33 Archetypal symbols
31:47 Tarot as a conversation
37:17 Tarot in magical rituals
45:20 Conclusion
(Recorded on June 3, 2025)
Description:
Mary K. Greer’s discussion highlights tarot’s evolution from a 15th-century card game to a cornerstone of Western esotericism, particularly through the Golden Dawn.
Its archetypal imagery, intuitive readings, and ritual applications offer tools for self-discovery and manifestation.
Greer’s approach blends respect, flexibility, and personal engagement, making tarot accessible for both spiritual and practical purposes. The interview reflects shared roots with Mishlove in the 1970s human potential movement, underscoring tarot’s enduring relevance.
Bio:
Mary K. Greer has been studying and teaching tarot for the last half century. She is author of eleven books on tarot and on magic. They include Tarot for Your Self: A Workbook for Personal Transformation; Women of the Golden Dawn: Rebels and Priestesses; The Essence of Magic: Tarot, Ritual, and Aromatherapy; and Mary K. Greer’s 21 Ways to Read a Tarot card. She has taught tarot for 11 years at the New College of California. She has a master’s degree in English literature from the University of Central Florida, where she first taught tarot in 1974.
Here she describes the history of tarot cards and the various ways they can be used both for personal growth and to help others. In particular, she focuses on the esoteric tarot system used by the Order of the Golden Dawn. Many examples are illustrated from her personal experience.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
04:29 The Order of the Golden Dawn
09:26 History of tarot
19:25 The French tarot tradition
22:31 The major and minor arcana
24:03 Tarot spreads
28:33 Archetypal symbols
31:47 Tarot as a conversation
37:17 Tarot in magical rituals
45:20 Conclusion
(Recorded on June 3, 2025)
Key Points
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Background and Expertise
- Mary K. Greer, a leading U.S. tarot teacher, has a master’s in English literature and began teaching tarot in 1974. Her great-grandmother read cards near New Orleans, possibly Lenormand.
- Author of books like Tarot for Yourself and Mary K. Greer’s 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card, with over five decades of passion for tarot.
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Tarot’s Historical Context
- Originated in northern Italy (1420–1440) as a card game with hand-painted decks used in courts for social interaction, often as wedding gifts or poetry-making games.
- By the late 19th century, tarot became central to Western esotericism via the Order of the Golden Dawn (founded 1888 by Freemasons), linking tarot to Kabbalistic symbols, Hebrew letters, astrology, and the Tree of Life for initiatory rituals.
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Golden Dawn’s Influence
- The Golden Dawn restructured tarot, placing the Fool first (instead of last) and adjusting Strength and Justice numbering. This system underpins the Rider-Waite-Smith (1909) and Thoth (1945, by Aleister Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris) decks.
- Cards correspond to astrological signs, planets, and Kabbalistic concepts, forming an elaborate system of correspondences.
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French Tarot Tradition
- The French Marseilles deck, favored by Alejandro Jodorowsky, uses Major Arcana for spiritual insights and Minor Arcana for mundane matters. Some traditions restrict readings to specific days (e.g., Major Arcana on Sundays).
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Major and Minor Arcana
- Tarot decks have 22 Major Arcana (trump cards, major secrets) and 56 Minor Arcana (four suits, minor secrets). “Arcana” (secrets) is a Golden Dawn term, unlike the French “triumphs.”
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Tarot Spreads and Readings
- Readings range from single-card draws to spreads like the Celtic Cross (past, present, future, unconscious influences). Spreads address relationships, decisions, or growth.
- Greer emphasizes intuition, with cards interrelating to form a narrative. She pioneered self-readings with Tarot for Yourself, encouraging dialogue with cards or others.
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Archetypal Symbols
- Tarot’s vivid imagery (e.g., Hanged Man, Tower, Devil) embodies Jungian archetypes, reflecting universal human experiences in myths, dreams, and stories, evoking deep insights.
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Tarot in Magical Rituals
- Used in rituals like “manifestation spreads” (handpicked cards for desired outcomes) or altars with cards representing elements (fire, earth, air, water) or spirit beings.
- Greer warns of unintended consequences, citing Mishlove’s Justice card ritual and her own mixed results helping her daughter secure apartments.
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Intuition and Psychic Abilities
- Effective readings tap empathy, intuition, and psychic abilities (clairvoyance, telepathy, precognition). Greer sees these as a continuum, with intuition as a brain mechanism and psychic abilities as sensory experiences beyond environmental cues.
- She advocates describing card imagery without preconceived meanings to spark intuitive insights, embodying the card’s perspective (e.g., “I am sitting on a horse, feeling…”).
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Philosophy and Approach
- Greer emphasizes respect for tarot, allowing flexibility (e.g., breaking rules like buying one’s first deck). She values lifelong learning and adapting tarot for personal growth.
- While AI readings are available, human connection remains vital for empathetic, experienced insights.
Scott Ritter & Larry Johnson | INTEL Roundtable | July 3, 2025
Source: Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom youtube
Key Points
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Ukraine Conflict and U.S. Support
- Scott Ritter: Russia remains firm on its "special military operation" goals in Ukraine, including territorial demands, reducing Ukraine’s military, and blocking NATO membership. Russia advances across front lines, targeting infrastructure.
- U.S. is cutting critical munitions (e.g., Patriot missiles, artillery) due to depleted stockpiles, leaving Ukraine vulnerable. Ritter calls Ukraine a "hospice patient" nearing collapse.
- Larry Johnson: U.S. can’t ramp up production for modern warfare, contrasting slow F-35 production (18-24 months) with WWII-era B-24 bombers (18 hours).
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Trump-Putin Dialogue
- Ritter: Recent Trump-Putin call focused on re-engagement, Iran, Gaza, and cultural exchanges to counter U.S. Russophobia, not Ukraine specifically. Putin reiterated Russia’s unyielding stance.
- Johnson: Putin’s talks with Trump and Macron tested for softening on Russia’s demands, which remain firm on addressing war’s root causes and new territorial realities.
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Iran’s Nuclear Program
- Ritter: Iranian officials (Oct 2024) claimed near nuclear weapons capability, fueling U.S./Israeli fears. Iran’s 60% enriched uranium makes it a threshold state, though no final bomb decision exists.
- Iran agreed (June 2025) to limit enrichment to 3.75% and allow U.S. inspectors, but U.S.-Israeli strikes (June 12-13) disrupted this. Ritter urges Iran to avoid provocative rhetoric; both criticize Israel’s IAEA influence.
- Johnson: Loss of IAEA access blinded Western intelligence on Iran’s program, necessitating Russia’s help to restore inspections.
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Israel-Iran Conflict
- Ritter: Iran’s missile strikes (using older missiles) heavily damaged Israeli military/intelligence sites, overwhelming defenses with maneuvering warheads and decoys. Iran reserved advanced hypersonic missiles.
- Johnson: Israel’s small size makes it vulnerable (e.g., one airport loss halts civilian flights), unlike Iran, which absorbs damage due to its size and population.
- Both: Netanyahu’s U.S. visit (post-July 4, 2025) seeks continued support, domestic political leverage, and intelligence restoration. Rumors of B-2 bomber transfers dismissed due to Israel’s history of leaking U.S. tech.
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Netanyahu’s Agenda
- Ritter: Netanyahu aims to project U.S. support for his leadership, avoid escalation with Iran, and navigate domestic legal issues, with Trump interfering via sanction threats.
- Johnson: Israel needs IAEA access to rebuild intelligence networks in Iran after exposing operatives.
Dark Journalist | Walter Bosley | NYMZA Mystery Airships UFO File Revealed! | July 3, 2025
Source: darkyournalist.com
Description:
Walter Bosley’s interview presents a compelling narrative that reframes the UFO phenomenon as a product of human technological development, rooted in the 19th-century Sonora Aero Club and NYMZA’s secretive operations.
He connects this to Nazi Germany’s Bell, the U.S.’s post-WWII aerospace advancements, and a potential secret space program, while questioning the extraterrestrial Roswell narrative in favor of human or interdimensional explanations.
His work highlights suppressed technologies, like Keely’s, and warns of modern manipulations of the UFO narrative for control and profit. Bosley’s research, grounded in historical evidence and enriched by esoteric connections, offers a unique perspective on the interplay of technology, secrecy, and power across centuries.
Description:
Walter Bosley’s interview presents a compelling narrative that reframes the UFO phenomenon as a product of human technological development, rooted in the 19th-century Sonora Aero Club and NYMZA’s secretive operations.
He connects this to Nazi Germany’s Bell, the U.S.’s post-WWII aerospace advancements, and a potential secret space program, while questioning the extraterrestrial Roswell narrative in favor of human or interdimensional explanations.
His work highlights suppressed technologies, like Keely’s, and warns of modern manipulations of the UFO narrative for control and profit. Bosley’s research, grounded in historical evidence and enriched by esoteric connections, offers a unique perspective on the interplay of technology, secrecy, and power across centuries.
Exclusive Summary
1. 19th-Century Airship Mystery & Human Technology
- Rankin Turbine Origins: Bosley traces the airship mystery to the 1849 Rankin turbine, a documented technology mirrored in Charles Dellschau’s schematics (1893–1923) from the Sonora Aero Club, suggesting human-developed anti-gravity propulsion.
- Sonora Aero Club: Active in 1850s Sonora, California, this group built airships using a turbine and bell-shaped device for lift, as per Dellschau’s coded diaries. Bosley posits Dellschau was an intelligence operative, with airships hidden in barns for secrecy.
- 1890s Airship Wave: Bosley links the club’s work to the 1890s airship sightings, part of a post-Civil War U.S. black project, building on Solomon Andrews’ designs pitched to Lincoln, advanced with resonance and vibration tech.
2. NYMZA: Prussian Secret Organization
- Role & Nature: NYMZA, per Dellschau, was a German-based group sponsoring the Sonora Aero Club for airship development, with military ambitions the club resisted. Bosley emphasizes its Prussian roots, debunking New York-based claims.
- Symbolic Roots: With associate Cesari, Bosley suggests NYMZA’s name may tie to Egyptian hieroglyphs or a lost Vedic civilization, with Dellschau’s coded symbols indicating an acronym linked to propulsion and esoteric knowledge.
- Nazi Connection: NYMZA’s influence extends to Nazi Germany’s Bell (Die Glocke), an alleged anti-gravity device, later inherited by the U.S. via Operation Paperclip, connecting 19th-century tech to modern aerospace.
3. Roswell & Alternative Theories
- Human Spaceflight Hypothesis: Bosley challenges Roswell’s 1947 extraterrestrial narrative, proposing it was a U.S. manned spaceflight attempt using NYMZA-derived tech, supported by German and American aerospace experts.
- Interdimensional Angle: Open to an interdimensional origin, Bosley suggests the ET story may mask beings from another dimension. Roswell and Kecksburg symbols resemble Dellschau’s codes, hinting at an ancient tech tradition.
- ET Narrative Critique: He argues the standard Roswell story lacks credibility, urging exploration of human or interdimensional explanations.
4. John Keely & Suppressed Technology
- Keely’s Motor: 19th-century inventor John Keely developed a motor using “etheric” energy, backed by Theosophical figures like Blavatsky. Bosley believes a smear campaign, possibly by a secret U.S. program, suppressed it to favor practical tech.
- Tech Suppression: A deliberate 19th-century effort buried esoteric tech, shaping the 20th century toward oil-based, military-industrial systems, with NYMZA’s influence at play.
5. Secret Space Program & Mars
- 1903 Tesla Mars Mission: Bosley explores a theory that Tesla was commissioned in 1903 for a Mars-bound airship, possibly using Heaviside’s gravito-electromagnetic tech, finding it plausible but speculative.
- Mars Civilization: He believes Mars hosted an advanced civilization, with NASA imagery showing relics, suggesting passive disclosure. Martian survivors may have influenced human DNA and mythology.
- Classified Program: Bosley argues the U.S. Air Force ran a secret manned space program since the 1950s, possibly landing on Mars by 1980, now part of Space Force, citing Gordon Cooper’s Mars mission claims.
6. Foster Ranch & JFK Connection
- Eugene Boone Link: Bosley reacts to new info tying Eugene Boone, who found Oswald’s rifle in the JFK assassination, to the Foster Ranch (Roswell site) as CEO of Foster properties, including orphanages linked to alien abductions.
- Abductions & CPS: Child abductions in Foster orphanages, tied to a conservative Christian group, raise concerns about CPS and foster system abuses, chilling to Bosley given his federal agent experience.
- Nazi Thread: A Nazi influence runs through Roswell and JFK’s assassination, linked to NYMZA and Operation Paperclip’s impact on the U.S. military-industrial complex.
7. Modern Implications & UFO Narrative
- NYMZA’s Legacy: NYMZA’s influence, inherited by the U.S. post-WWII, shapes modern aerospace and political control via fear-based narratives.
- UAP Threat Narrative: The current UAP narrative, pushed by figures like Eric Burlison, maintains public fear to benefit the military-industrial complex, with Trump’s Golden Dome echoing Reagan’s Star Wars.
- False Flag Risks: Bosley warns of potential false flags, like a staged alien invasion or spiritual event, to maximize fear, drawing parallels to post-9/11 tactics and 2024 drone sightings.
8. Upcoming Event
- Lost Horizon Symposium: Bosley hosts a November 6–10, 2025, event in Big Bear, CA, exploring telluric energy grids tied to NYMZA and ancient tech. Details at walterbosley.com.
