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>>DAVID WILCOCK: This
is "Cosmic Disclosure."

I'm your host, David Wilcock.

And I'm here with
Cory Goode, who

has worked for over 20 yearsin the secret space program,

got out in 1987 and now
has been pulled back

in in a very interesting way.

After coming forward
as an insider,

he's been contacted
by an alliance that

is claiming that it wants totake the almost supernaturally

exciting technology and wayof life of the space program,

break down the walls of
secrecy, and bring it

back here to Earth.

So Corey, welcome to the show.

>>COREY GOODE: Thank you.

>>DAVID: We've been talkingabout the factions of the space

program in earlier episodes.

And we've covered them
to varying degrees.

But as I was going throughmentally our notes,

I realized that although wecovered it superficially,

we never really talked thatmuch about the Global Galactic

League of Nations group.

>>COREY: Right.

I always referred to themas the NATO-type group.

>>DAVID: You always
were saying "NATO-ish."

I remember that.

So to open this up a littlebit, let's think about this one.

We now know that Joseph
Stalin was well aware

that Roswell was, in
fact, a crashed saucer,

because that's what
it was announced as.

And then all of asudden, the US government

says, oh, it's only
a weather balloon.

>>COREY: Easy mistake. [laughs]

>>DAVID: [laughs] So I did someepisodes for "Ancient Aliens"

in which part of theresearch that I went into

was that Stalin hired peopleto go back through the records.

And what they found
was somebody had dug up

a weird rocket in Siberia thathad Sanskrit written on it.

And it was all metallic.

The rocket-- they couldn'tget it out of the ground

without damaging it.

It was in the late 1800s,so they just left it buried.

They re-buried it.

So after Roswell happened,Stalin apparently

dug up this rocket.

It was so advanced, theycouldn't make any sense out

of it.

But apparently, there wasalso a chest in there.

And the chest had all thesedocuments that included really

elaborate blueprints and
diagrams of spacecraft,

how to build them,
and space stations--

really, really cool stuff.

And it was from that
that the Russians

were able to develop whatare called "cosmospheres,"

which are spherical flying--oh, you're nodding your head.

Have you heard of
the cosmospheres?

>>COREY: Absolutely.

>>DAVID: Really?

>>COREY: Yeah.

>>DAVID: What do you
know about those?

>>COREY: Russia usedthat-- or the Soviet Union

used that as their way offorcing their way into some

of the secret space programs,
of getting involved.

>>DAVID: What is a cosmosphere?

How does it work?

What does it look like?

>>COREY: They werespheres, metallic spheres

that cosmonauts were flyingaround in in outer space.

And our spacecraft
were seeing them

and were tracking themback to the Soviet Union.

And it was very concerning.

And it caused us and themto open more of a dialogue.

>>DAVID: How large
were the cosmospheres?

How many crew could
be fit in there?

>>COREY: They had
different sizes.

But they had them
for, I believe,

one to three people
and even larger ones.

>>DAVID: Let's take alook now at a video clip.

This is going to beupsetting for some people who

are a little older andremember this personally.

The space shuttle Challenger
blew up in the air.

And what you are about
to see is a video

of a spherical UFO taken bya cameraman who had filmed

the Challenger blowing up.

And you'll see it right here.

>>CAMERAMAN: Anybody
see the shadow?

That's just a cloud, isn't it?

No, that's stuff coming down.

>>DAVID: Now,
Corey, I don't know

if you're familiar with this,but Lieutenant Colonel Tom

Bearden-- retired-- claimedthat that sphere was

a Russian craft, and
that they had attacked

the Challenger on
takeoff, that this

was part of this
secret war, Cold War

stuff going on with
advanced technology.

They were doing this to try tostrike at the United States.

Did you ever hear
of that incident?

>>COREY: We were already workingtogether with the Russians

far before that happened.

The Cold War was
pretty much a gimmick.

>>DAVID: Like a fundraiser?

>>COREY: Yeah, I guess
you could call it that.

But the people on the ground,the lower level people,

were very much into it.

It was real for them.

But when it came down to it,the Soviets and the Americans

were very much allies.

>>DAVID: Well,
apparently, it was only

recently declassified--
Somebody posted

this is a comment
on my site after I

wrote about the
Manhattan Project--

that the United States neverwas able to enrich anywhere

near enough uranium toactually make the atom bomb

and that they got the
rest from Nazi Germany.

So this kind of stuff
makes people go crazy.

Because we've grown upfighting these great nemeses.

And in World War
II, even the women

were getting involved
in making bombs.

And the threat of
Hitler had captivated

the whole world in fear.

And you're saying
that all this stuff

is a big, elaborate circus?

>>COREY: One of these days,whenever there is maybe

a data dump of the
true history of what

has happened in
our world, people

are going to be dumbfounded.

And angry.

>>DAVID: So do you think thatthis is why the Soviets almost

immediately had the A-bombafter the US had it,

even though the US allegedly haddone such a classified project?

That they just traded thesecrets with each other

behind the scenes?

>>COREY: That's all
very lower level,

ground level stuff going on.

When it came down to
it, they were already

working together in spacebecause of different perceived

extraterrestrial threats.

And they were workingtogether to keep-- as well

as they could,
which wasn't very--

it was kind of silly tothink that we could protect

the planet against these superadvanced extraterrestrials.

But they were forming
an alliance well

before the Cold War in spaceto start protecting the Earth.

>>DAVID: Do you think that wasthe basis of Ronald Reagan's

infamous speech about an alienthreat unifying the world?

>>COREY: Yeah, I guess
it could have been.

But like I said,
far before that,

we were already truly allieswith a lot of the people

that we've supposedly
been enemies with.

>>DAVID: Let's take a
quick look at that clip

now of Ronald Reagan.

>>RONALD REAGAN: Icouldn't help but one point

in my discussions, privately
with General Secretary

Gorbachev.

When you stop to think thatwe're all God's children

wherever we may
live in the world,

I couldn't help but
say to him, just

think how easy his
task and mine might

be in these meetings we
held if suddenly there

was a threat to this worldfrom some other species

from another planet
outside in the universe.

We'd forget all the
little local differences

that we have between
our countries,

and we would find out
once and for all that

we really are all human beingshere on this Earth together.

>>DAVID: So you said, though,that these cosmospheres

are kind of sneaky andannoying to the space program.

So how much collaboration wasgoing on with the Soviet Union?

>>COREY: In the beginning,
there was very little.

But it became apparent notonly to the Soviet Union,

but to all the
countries of the world

that there were secret
space programs going on.

>>DAVID: It became
apparent at what time?

>>COREY: In the late
'50s and early '60s,

it was becoming very apparent.

It was just obvious.

And not only the SovietUnion and all the big powers

started working together.

But all of the
smaller countries,

now that they're
knowing about it,

how are you going
to keep them quiet?

They wanted to be a partof this "saving the world,"

be a part of this
secret space program.

>>DAVID: Were there
intelligence services

for some of these countriesthat were capturing

and interrogating
people, perhaps

under very strenuous means,and obtaining information

through unethical
practices like that?

Is that part of how
this was happening?

>>COREY: Well, they were
obtaining information

in any number of ways.

We had agreements with
all these countries

that any time a UFOcrashed in their country,

we were allowed to send
in our retrieval teams.

>>DAVID: How early
was that treaty made?

>>COREY: That was going
on in the late '40s,

the '50s, the '60s.

>>DAVID: That early?

Wow.

>>COREY: Yeah, we
were retrieving

UFOs that were crashing inall these small countries.

So they couldn't keep
this a big secret.

They didn't have to put
the screws to a person,

really, to find out
what was going on.

So what happened was theyformed a secret space program

or a program that I
called up until recently

the NATO-ish type group.

And it wasn't until I was inone of the secret space program

meetings at the LLC
that it was referred

to as the "Global GalacticLeague of Nations."

And that just sounded
like a really hinky name

to me, the League of Nations.

But that's what they werebeing referred to as.

>>DAVID: Well, that's theprecursor to the United

Nations, right?

This is like
post-World War I type

of stuff, Treaty of Versailles.

>>COREY: Right.

And this group was formed,I guess, kind of as a carrot

to all these othernations to keep them quiet

and to make them feel involvedin protecting the planet.

They were told that there wereall these different threats

to the planet, and
that they could

be involved in the solution.

And they were provided
bases and technology.

But they were based entirelyoutside of the solar system.

>>DAVID: So who
in these countries

were lucky enough to beprivy to this little world?

Is this elected
officials, people

like prime ministers
and presidents

and cabinet ministers?

>>COREY: I am not sure who ofthese countries knew about it.

Just about every
country you can imagine

is involved at some levelin this space program.

>>DAVID: So do you think
that it may have more

to do with high level
intelligence agents

in these countries and
defense contractors,

military, high level militarypersonnel, the people who

outlast individual
administrations

and elected officials?

>>COREY: Yes, and a
lot of scientists.

It seemed like a lot ofscientists were involved.

>>DAVID: What about
bankers and bean

counter number cruncher typesrunning the financial system?

>>COREY: They seem to havetheir finger in everything.

>>DAVID: So walk
us through as much

as you know about--
you said this

began in the '50s and '60s.

How were these
people approached,

and what do they see?

How were they
brought off planet?

What did they
actually experience?

How much did they get to know?

>>COREY: This program
was a fairly recent one.

It didn't start back
in the '50s and '60s.

Back then is when they startedto find out what was going on.

I believe this was somethingthat started probably

at least in the '80s,
maybe even '90s.

It's fairly recent.

And I'm not exactly sure
of all the specifics

of what propaganda
they were fed.

But I have been to
one of their bases.

And I described briefly inone episode one of the bases,

but we didn't go super
in detail about it.

>>DAVID: So let's do that now.

Did you travel there
by a craft, or did you

travel there by portal?

How was the method of arrival?

>>COREY: Strangely enough, thiswas the underground tram system

that you hear about.

This underground tramtraveled through a portal,

came out on what was
a moon around a gas

giant in another solarsystem, and then stopped.

And then we disembarked.

>>DAVID: It was on
rails when it stopped?

It was in a room?

>>COREY: It came
out of-- the tube

was hovering above a track.

>>DAVID: Well, my space
program insider Jacob

described portaling in
a sub shuttle system.

And he said it's so fastthat most people don't even

bother to sit down.

Because all you do isstand there, hold the pole,

and then you're out.

>>COREY: I've been
talking about going

through a portal in
train, and people

have been telling me thatI'm the only one that's

ever said that.

>>DAVID: No, I heard
this back in 2009, 2010.

>>COREY: And that
it's ridiculous.

OK.

People have been telling
me that it's ridiculous,

that no one has ever
said this before.

>>DAVID: This is one
of hundreds of things

that I never put online
so I could figure out

who's who in the zoo.

And you just verified it.

>>COREY: OK.

So as we disembarked--

>>DAVID: So it's hoveringhow far off the ground?

>>COREY: Off of a--

>>DAVID: Off the track.

OK.

>>COREY: It's not far,just barely off the track.

>>DAVID: So just some kind
of little gravity system

or something.

>>COREY: Yeah, like
maglev, kind of.

So we get out.

And as we get out, the
first thing you notice,

you hear announcements
in English.

>>DAVID: Can you see the
sky, or are you indoors?

>>COREY: No.

Immediately, we're in
what is like a cave,

like a grotto kind of area.

And we hear announcementsin English, just

general announcements.

>>DAVID: Is this
like a tropical moon

with lots of lush vegetationand water and rainfall?

>>COREY: Well, all we
could see at this moment

was just the cave.

And we could see
people walking around.

Their body language-- they werewalking in two, two together,

maybe groups of four,
like two and two

behind each other, or three.

Very relaxed.

They seemed-- it was
just very relaxed.

>>DAVID: Are they wearingshorts and flip-flops?

>>COREY: No.

They were wearing jump
suits with the flags

of their countries
on the shoulder,

very much like what is depictedin "Stargate Atlantis."

>>DAVID: What color
were the jump suits?

Did they have different colorsdepending on rank or position?

>>COREY: Different
colors, but blue

seems to be a big standard.

>>DAVID: What color blue?

>>COREY: I guess the colorthat the Air Force uses a lot.

>>DAVID: Like a light blue?

>>COREY: A dark--
like a royal blue.

>>DAVID: A royal blue, OK.

And you said they had
flags of their country?

>>COREY: They all had allthese different flags from all

these different countries.

>>DAVID: So what countriesdid you definitely recognize?

>>COREY: Many of them
I didn't recognize.

But later, I recognized flagsfrom countries like Estonia

and countries
that-- the Ukraine.

And--

>>DAVID: Latvia?

>>COREY: Yeah, and stufflike-- flags that I never

had seen and would recognize.

>>DAVID: Anything
from the Middle East?

>>COREY: Greece.

>>DAVID: Morocco, Algeria?

>>COREY: People from thosecountries were involved,

but I can't recall all ofthe flags that were seen.

I didn't see
thousands of people.

I only saw a certain group ofpeople, the group of people

that I saw.

>>DAVID: Any
countries from Africa,

like Nigeria or Chad
or Congo or Niger?

>>COREY: There were peoplethat looked to be from Africa.

But I wasn't running aroundpeering my head around

at peoples' shoulders.

That would be too conspicuous.

But people were obviouslyfrom everywhere.

>>DAVID: So SouthAmerica, most of the five

I's, the big Western countries--New Zealand, Australia, Canada,

they were all represented?

>>COREY: Anywhere
you can think of.

>>DAVID: Wow.

>>COREY: And as we--

>>DAVID: And you said theylooked happy and relaxed?

>>COREY: Yeah.

It was nothing like--

>>DAVID: That doesn't
seem normal for what

you've been describing.

>>COREY: No.

The Mars colonies
that we had visited,

we were walked around
by armed guard.

We were told not to make eyecontact, speak to anybody.

The people looked very gaunt andvery stressed out and unhappy.

These people were 180
degrees different.

So as we got off
the train platform

and were walking towards wherethe cave had been sealed off

by a giant metal type
wall with an entrance

that you'd go through
to go through security,

we looked to the right.

There was a big cave
entrance going out.

And it was like a
tropical environment.

And the different times
we had been there,

there were moons that were atdifferent places in the sky.

>>DAVID: How many
moons do you remember

seeing at any one time?

>>COREY: Two.

>>DAVID: OK.

Were they larger in
their apparent diameter

than Earth's moon?

>>COREY: Depending on
their position, yeah,

they looked larger.

>>DAVID: Did they have anyunusual color or surface

features?

>>COREY: Orange.

>>DAVID: Orange?

>>COREY: One looked orange.

And I really can't
remember the other one,

because we could always
just see part of it.

>>DAVID: Did either of themhave a ring or anything funny

like that?

>>COREY: No.

>>DAVID: Could you see
the gas giant planet

that this was
supposedly orbiting?

>>COREY: I never
saw the gas giant.

But I was told it was
around a gas giant.

But there was a strangelyblue, luminescent pool.

If you were looking straightout the cave, to the left,

there was a strangely
blue, luminescent pool

with a little bit of awaterfall trickling down in it.

>>DAVID: Like built into stone?

Like natural rocks?

>>COREY: It was all natural.

This wasn't man made.

And there was like--

>>DAVID: But the blue, thatsounds man made, right?

It was some kind of weird glow?

>>COREY: I think this wasnatural for this planet.

>>DAVID: Some weird,
unusual thing in nature.

>>COREY: And there was
kind of a steam that

just stayed real close tothe surface of the water.

And there were people out therelaughing and talking and having

R&R getting in the water.

>>DAVID: So this isn't likethe "Chronicles of Riddick"

where some horrific
creature comes up

with a tail and--
[makes hissing noise].

It's a very safe, happy place.

>>COREY: Right.

They were having R&R havingfun, getting in the water.

>>DAVID: Did they have
beach chairs around it,

that kind of thing, towels?

Did people--

>>COREY: Well, they had
towels and swimwear,

and they were getting
in getting the water,

swimming around, getting out.

>>DAVID: People having funin a space program colony?

>>COREY: Yeah, they
were having fun.

And then to the immediateleft was this big wall

where you walk through togo into the actual facility

to where people were
going in to do repairs.

>>DAVID: What kind ofequipment was being repaired?

>>COREY: Certain
types of lab equipment

that were involved in testing.

It was different each time.

It was highly
specialty equipment

that usually the
ICC had produced.

And either the ICC
or the scientists

that were assigned to
the research vessels

were proficient and working on.

>>DAVID: What was the
mojo about this spot?

You were told it wasoutside our solar system?

>>COREY: Right.

>>DAVID: So was there somethingunique or valuable about it?

Was it near other placeswhere other races had lived?

Did it have tactical
significance?

>>COREY: The scuttlebutt wasthat it was in the Pleiades.

>>DAVID: Oh, really?

>>COREY: And a bunch of
us didn't believe that,

but that's what was said.

But for some
reason, the Pleiades

seemed to be this kind of stampthat was put on everything.

Oh, this came from the Pleiades.

That was from the Pleiades.

Pleiades, Pleiades, Pleiades.

So it got to be, oh, this placeis located in the Pleiades.

Oh, OK.

That again.

So that's what was told.

But who knows where
it really was.

>>DAVID: Given the fact
that there's seven stars

in the Pleiades with a fairlybright magnitude that are all

in a relatively short amountof space next to each other--

>>COREY: I'm told it's alarger star cluster than that.

>>DAVID: Yeah.

Those are, like I said, theseven most apparent magnitude

of brightness of two or higher.

Are you familiar
with whether being

on one of these stars
in the Pleiades,

if it actually is the Pleiades?

Because the other
stars are nearby,

would they be larger
than stars usually

look to us in our solar system?

>>COREY: When it comes to pointof view, where you are-- let's

say you're in the Pleiades,and you're looking at the sky.

You have a whole new
set of constellations.

Nothing looks the same.

So your point of referenceis totally thrown off.

There's really no way of beingable to judge where you are.

Even for the egg heads,without the right equipment,

when you arrive somewhere--
either if you don't know

the address of where
you're being sent prior

or you don't have the rightequipment that tells you

where you are, you don't
know where you are.

>>DAVID: Well, let me
ask you this, then,

just to kind of warm this up.

You go a binary star
system, let's say.

>>COREY: Most of them are.

>>DAVID: OK.

Do you see two suns if you'reon that planet in the sky?

>>COREY: It depends on therelationship of the binary star

system.

But yes, you can see afaint star in the distance.

>>DAVID: But it's not as big assome of the movies that we've

seen would have it?

It would be still pretty
faint and distant?

>>COREY: Some of them
are real close together.

But these stars, thecloser they are together,

the faster they spin
around each other

and the more dynamic
the system is.

The ones that seem to
have more life on them

are the stars that are a
little bit further apart

but are dancing in agravitational dance together.

>>DAVID: Let's go back
to this space now.

When you walked into
this sealed off grotto,

was there anything about itthat looked cool or futuristic

that might help these peoplefeel like they were in a really

advanced location, or was itall fairly conventional other

than this weird glowing
pool that you saw?

>>COREY: They had much
of the newer tools

and toys of the ICC.

I think they were given alot of new toys, technology

to make them very happy.

And they seemed to be doingjust a lot of research,

tons of research.

These people-- as a
derogatory statement,

they're often referred to--the scientists, as egg heads.

And they would say they
smelled as egg heads.

But these people were obviouslyscientific or engineers,

scientific personnel orengineers for the most part.

>>DAVID: Approximately
how many personnel

did you see walking aroundwhile you were there?

>>COREY: Just out immediately,there were probably three

to four dozen.

And there was not a
large security presence.

Did not see a lot of peoplerunning around with weapons.

It was just very
relaxed and laid back.

Wherever they were,
they felt very secure.

And the energy, the feeling,the intuitive empath,

the feeling of all the peoplewas there was no anxiety,

there was no agitation.

They felt happy.

They felt like what theywere doing was important.

And there was a feeling ofhappiness and just relaxation.

>>DAVID: Well, we're downto our last five minutes.

But I want to throw a few
quick ones at you just

to round this out.

Did you see a hangar that hadany type of unusual craft in it

that they could use
to fly around with?

>>COREY: They had a hangar,but we didn't go to the hangar.

>>DAVID: Did they
have any land vehicles

that they would use toventure out from this grotto

to the rest of that moon?

>>COREY: Not that I saw.

And I didn't see
any type of tracks.

Inside, they did have somebattery-powered trucks,

small cabbed trucks
that were driving around

with plastic crates
in them in one area.

>>DAVID: Did the moon
have an atmosphere?

>>COREY: Mm hmm.

>>DAVID: It did?

Was it breathable?

>>COREY: Obviously.

People were out there outsidethe entrance of the cave.

There was vegetation.

>>DAVID: Outside the cavethere was vegetation?

>>COREY: Right.

>>DAVID: So this is
not some arid moon.

Because when we think
of a moon, we're usually

thinking of a big, dead orb.

>>COREY: No.

Many of the inhabitablespheres that are out there

are not planets
in the Goldilocks

zone around their stars.

They are moons within acertain density and size that

are orbiting a gas giantin a certain orbit of a gas

giant that is a certain
density and size.

And that gas giant can beany distance from its sun.

>>DAVID: How big would the gasgiant be on one of these moons?

What's the scale?

Could it be actually
something that's

so large that it fills uphalf the apparent diameter

of the sky that you're
looking at at one point,

or is it farther away than that?

>>COREY: I would have
to be speculating.

I haven't seen myself.

>>DAVID: It would appear
that some of Jupiter's

moons, if you were
on one of those,

that Jupiter would be verylarge from what you could see.

So that would be a veryinteresting place to live.

>>COREY: Right.

And I believe that
these inhabitable moons

would need to be a
little bit larger

than some of these
moons and a little bit

further or a little
bit further away

than the orbits of the onesaround Jupiter or Saturn

because of the tidal
forces they have

to deal with being in
so close to Jupiter.

>>DAVID: What are they
told they're doing?

What are they preparing for?

What is their mission?

What is their objective?

>>COREY: They're told
that they're coming up

with science and technologiesthat will help the planet

Earth in case of
or in preparation

of an outside alienthreat, just like we heard

President Reagan talking about.

And that President
Reagan clip may

have been meant for this group.

>>DAVID: It sounds like it.

So they're essentially trying toestablish a defensive foothold

to save Earth from what theyperceive as an incoming threat?

>>COREY: I don't know ifthey're setting up a foothold,

but I think that they're workingon science and technologies

that they ferventlybelieve will help humanity

protect the planet Earth.

>>DAVID: How much
knowledge do you think

they have of extraterrestrials?

Are they kept in the dark?

Are they told similarly
to the military faction,

you guys are it, andeverything else is ancient,

but there may be some outthere that we don't know about,

and we've got to defendourselves if they show up?

Is it something like that?

>>COREY: From what I'vefound out since all of this

has happened, that they havebeen heavily compartmentalized.

>>DAVID: So they really
don't know anything

about the full spectrumof what's really going on?

>>COREY: They know
some of the spectrum,

but they do not know as muchas some of the other programs.

>>DAVID: So this is
like a little mushroom

patch for this space program.

>>COREY: Compartmentalization.

The lie is different on eachlevel and in each compartment.

Everyone in eachcompartment is told you're

at the top of the totem pole.

You are the tip of the
sphere for the planet.

You should be very proud
of what you're doing.

No one knows more than you.

You're very special,
very special.

You've been cleared to know morethan anyone else on the planet.

Everyone in every compartmentis told the same thing,

and they believe it.

>>DAVID: Well, it seems tome that this is a perfect way

to keep the oppositionsilenced-- by giving them

some biscuits and saying,here, here's your tasty treat.

Now go leave us alone offon this moon somewhere else.

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