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>>DAVID WILCOCK: Welcome
to "Cosmic Disclosure."
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I'm your host, David Wilcock.
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And we are interviewing
Corey Goode.
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So we've been talking about the
development of our solar system
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by the military
industrial complex,
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and the faction that we
have been focusing on
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is the defense contractors that
merged with the Germans who
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originally did the
work that has come
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to be called the Interplanetary
Corporate Conglomerate, or ICC.
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So here with more on
the ICC is Corey Goode.
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Corey, thank you for being here.
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>>COREY GOODE: Thank you.
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>>DAVID: We were talking
in the previous episode
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about certain regions that
as the ICC expanded out
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into our solar system, they
were mining various moons.
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You had said that one of the
areas of particular interest
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that they were working on
was the moons around Jupiter,
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and you said the
moons around Uranus.
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You also said that
Saturn was essentially
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the forbidden region
in some sense.
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Now, previously I talked
to you about the people
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that had settled on the
moon on the dark side.
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And you said those are the
super federation types,
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but that Mars is kind of
like its own territory.
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>>COREY: The moon
is a hodgepodge
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of the Super Federation
types and the Draco Alliance
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types-- a whole bunch of
different types, many of whom
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do not like each other.
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But this is a very
strict diplomatic zone
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that people are just a few
kilometers away from each other
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who live in strict peace that
have been at war for millennia,
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to make that clear.
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>>DAVID: Sure.
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And you said that many of the
people that live on the moon
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don't live on Mars.
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>>COREY: Correct.
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>>DAVID: And that Mars had its
own sort of separate domain.
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Is there a relationship between
the settlers on the moon,
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the settlers on Mars, and
the settlers in the Saturn
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moons that you were describing?
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Or are they all different?
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>>COREY: There's quite
a bit of difference.
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What I've described as this
Federation Super Council,
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this is a Super
Federation made up
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of other federations,
councils, and other different
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organizations and groups.
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>>DAVID: So hence
the word "Super."
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>>COREY: "Confederations"
I've heard used.
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And it's kind of like
a giant UN of all
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of these different federations,
confederations, councils,
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that come to meet.
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And there are 40 main
groups with 20 other groups
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that are there a fair amount of
the time but not all the time.
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Now, these groups are more of
the human-looking, human type.
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And their bases seem to be
mainly on the back of the moon
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and on moons of some of the
gas giants, especially Saturn,
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so much so that there are areas
around certain moons of Jupiter
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and Saturn that our vessels
were completely forbidden
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from going anywhere near.
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And this is in our
own solar system.
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These areas were off limits.
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>>DAVID: Our vessels meaning
your solar warden faction?
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>>COREY: The Secret
Space Program,
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all of Earth's Secret Space
Programs were not allowed.
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No Earth space
vessels were allowed
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within a certain
distance of these moons.
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>>DAVID: Now, I had Jacob,
my space program insider who
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I've mentioned before,
tell me that some
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of these moons,
the entire interior
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would be like a geodesic
shape, that has,
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like a dodecahedron let's
say, pentagonal faces
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with trees and habitable land,
and the whole interior of it
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is hollow.
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And you can fly
your craft along,
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and you get to a certain
point and then you make a turn
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and you fly this way, and
when you get inside there
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it's almost like a
paradise type of world.
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Do you think that
might be some of what
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is going on in
these Saturn moons,
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that they're that
built out inside?
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>>COREY: Mm-hmm.
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>>DAVID: Did you encounter
information like that yourself?
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>>COREY: Yes.
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>>DAVID: Really?
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>>COREY: And I
encountered information
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that I've tried to
stay a lot away from.
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All of this is so
incredible, but our moon
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is also an artificial body.
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>>DAVID: That's something
that almost everyone in the
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know that I've
spoken to has said.
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>>COREY: It's in a locked orbit
with the Earth with almost
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like a tractor beam
technology that
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has locked it in
orbit with the Earth,
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and they found the energy field
that goes deep within the Earth
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to where it's focused
to anchor the moon.
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And the moon only
changes position,
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as in it goes further from
the Earth by, I think,
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centimeters every certain
amount of years or something.
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>>DAVID: You're saying
that's not normal for a moon?
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>>COREY: Absolutely not.
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The Earth's density and
the gravitational effect
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it has in time-space, creating
a torsion field by its spinning
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and contorting
space-time, is not
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enough to capture something
of what scientists
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say the density of the moon is.
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And because of the
spinning of the Earth,
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it should have an effect on
the moon to cause it to spin.
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>>DAVID: Oh, wow.
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>>COREY: But the
moon is locked in.
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It doesn't spin.
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It's locked in too
close to the Earth,
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and it is not something that
could have been captured.
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None of the
scientific models have
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worked, that it was once part
of the Earth and was flung out.
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It was around 500,000
years ago that the moon
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became a satellite.
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>>DAVID: Which is exactly
what all the other insiders
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have told me as well.
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>>COREY: Well, that's
the documentation.
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>>DAVID: And you're
familiar with-- I said this
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to you on the phone,
which blew me away.
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I mentioned Brilliant Pebbles.
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>>COREY: Yes.
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Operation Brilliant
Pebbles, with a backwards
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traced-- And they use the same
program in forensics on Earth
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all the time.
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But in the asteroid belt they
were able to, after they mapped
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all of the asteroids
and their trajectories,
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they were able to reverse,
over many hundreds
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of thousands of
years, where they all
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would have been at one point.
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>>DAVID: We've just had in
the very recent past now
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photographs sent to earth
for the first time of Pluto.
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Pluto's pretty far out there.
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And then you've
got the Oort Cloud.
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Is there anything
like the Oort Cloud,
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where they've gone that
far out to the edge
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and developed mining facilities
or colonies there, as well?
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>>COREY: There are
a lot of surprises
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out in the Oort Cloud.
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>>DAVID: Really?
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>>COREY: And Pluto's a
very interesting planet
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to lead in itself.
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It's a very strange orbit.
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It's not on the orbital plane
that all the other planets
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are on.
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>>DAVID: Yeah.
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Pluto's on an elliptical
orbit like this,
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and everything
else is like this.
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That's true.
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>>COREY: And that
has something to do--
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we're a failed binary system.
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There are other Pluto-sized
planets inside the Oort Cloud.
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>>DAVID: Which they just
haven't told us about?
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>>COREY: Right.
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>>DAVID: Wow.
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Is there more Ancient
Builder Race stuff out
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there that they were able to
find and pressurize and use
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for their own colonies?
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>>COREY: They found the Ancient
Builder Race stuff everywhere.
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In the Oort Cloud-- I
mean, it's everywhere.
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The ICC has gone out
into the Oort Cloud,
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and they're establishing
bases on planetoids
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out there as well.
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>>DAVID: Up until now,
everything we've talked about
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is inside the solar system.
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Did they have
trouble getting out
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of our solar system, the ICC?
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Is it easy to leave
the solar system?
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Did they go anywhere else?
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Did they find anything else?
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>>COREY: Yes, they're traveling
to several solar systems.
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>>DAVID: Really?
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>>COREY: Well, there are two
that are working quite a bit
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outside of the solar system.
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One of them is that
NATO-type group,
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the League of Nations Secret
Space Program kind of.
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>>DAVID: Global Galactic League
of Nations, we call them.
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>>COREY: Global Galactic
League of Nations.
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And they've been working
almost exclusively
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outside the solar system,
and the Dark Fleet that
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is a super advanced, warlike,
offensive secretive space
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fleet that work alongside
the Draco alliance
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and fly outside the solar system
and help them in their warfare.
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>>DAVID: OK.
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So we got those two things, but
you mentioned several systems.
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I'm curious if the
ICC is colonizing
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outside our solar system,
besides the Global Galactic
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League of Nations.
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Were there materials that they
found outside our solar system
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that they needed that they
didn't have enough of here?
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Anything like that?
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>>COREY: All the raw materials
here are what they need,
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but there are plenty of other
bases in our local star cluster
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that are from several of the
different space programs,
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including the ICC.
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>>DAVID: You said plenty.
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>>COREY: Yes.
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And from what I've
seen, the one that I
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described being brought to was
on a moon around a gas giant.
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>>DAVID: You're talking about
the GGLN, the Global Galactic
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League of Nation base?
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That was a moon?
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>>COREY: That was a moon.
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>>DAVID: Oh.
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But I thought you said
there was water there.
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>>COREY: Yeah.
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>>DAVID: There was
water on the moon?
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>>COREY: Yes, yes.
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It was inside a
cave where the train
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stopped that went through the
portal, and then to the left,
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where the secure area-- to
where people went in deeper
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into the facility,
and to the right, you
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were like in a grotto cave area.
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And there was a large cave
entrance, and as you looked out
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you could see other moon-type
structure things out in space.
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And then there was a
pool of water outside,
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a luminescent pool
of water that people
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were having, like R&R in.
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>>DAVID: Well, NASA
has recently stated--
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and this is on public
record-- 20% of all stars
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we see have Earth-like planets
based on their calculations.
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So that's just the official
word too, which might even
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be an underestimation.
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Is that consistent with what
the ICC and these other groups
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started to find when
they went to other stars?
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Are there an abundance
of watery planets
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that may be able
to be something we
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could move to if we needed to?
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>>COREY: Yes, but
most likely it would
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be a scenario to where we
would have to go and take it
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from somebody.
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>>DAVID: Right.
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Most of these planets
are inhabited already.
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>>COREY: That kind of
seems to be the model.
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Any of these moons-- a
lot of these are moons.
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>>DAVID: Really?
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Earth-like moons?
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>>COREY: Earth-like moons.
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>>DAVID: Do they orbit
gas giant planets?
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>>COREY: Mm-hmm.
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>>DAVID: Really?
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>>COREY: And a lot of these
are super Earths, like Earths.
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We're not that rare and
special as we think we are.
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I mean, yes, we have a wide
range of genetic diversity
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and life here.
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But from the traveling that the
Secret Space Program has done,
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the trade we've done with other
ET groups that have brought us
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specimens of life from
all these other planets,
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there's an unbelievable
amount of life out there.
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And this is not going to
happen because things are going
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to change-- but if we did go
down a road to where we used up
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all the resources on
our planet, and we're
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going to go out and find
another planet to live on,
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it's going to be very difficult
because the model of the galaxy
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seems to be any planet
that is like this
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is going to have tons of life
and also intelligent life.
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>>DAVID: Both on the surface and
inside the planet for the most
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part?
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>>COREY: Definitely
on the surface.
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>>DAVID: So what
are the logistics
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of getting to
another solar system?
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You mentioned that the
Germans started out
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flying over the
course of a few hours
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to get to some of these places,
but that as the technology's
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improved, it's
only a few minutes.
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>>COREY: Going from star
system to star system now,
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it is routine.
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And it takes almost no time.
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>>DAVID: Even for a larger jump?
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>>COREY: Even for a larger jump.
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You are traveling through--
Every planet, every star,
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every galaxy has an
electromagnetic relationship
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with every other one.
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And there's kind of a
web between each one.
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>>DAVID: So there's some kind
of electromagnetic filaments?
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>>COREY: Filaments.
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And if you calculate it right,
you can travel from point A
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to point B whichever,
wherever you want in one jump.
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And instead of traveling
through open space
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with a superluminal
engine or craft,
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you can travel through
this portal filament
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where time does not exist.
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And it's pretty
much instantaneous.
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>>DAVID: Is that
something that you
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have to wait for the filament
to be in the proper alignment?
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>>COREY: Yes.
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>>DAVID: OK.
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>>COREY: It's very
much something
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that has to be calculated,
or you don't end up
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where you want to go.
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>>DAVID: Are there
are other ways
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to do it that involve
kind of skipping around?
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If certain filaments
are not available,
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you can take plenty of
other ways to get there.
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>>COREY: Yeah.
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It's just like if you want
to fly from the East coast
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to the West coast, you
can take a one-way flight,
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or you can take a flight
that has a few layovers.
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>>DAVID: Are there
routes in which they
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could computer program
the whole thing,
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and no human pilot
calculation is required?
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And if they drop off
in one star system,
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they just immediately zip
over to the next portal
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and take off again?
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Or are there times where
they have to kind of hang
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out and wait for one to open?
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>>COREY: Yeah.
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That's what happens with
the portal system that's
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close by our star
system, and why
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we have so much interstellar
traffic from other beings.
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Most of them fly by and don't
even stop by our solar system.
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They fly close by
our solar system.
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They stop, wait, do
their calculation,
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wait for-- according
to their calculations,
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the correct timing,
jump on that one
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web that leads to
their destination,
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and then they're off.
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>>DAVID: So none of
it takes that long?
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>>COREY: No.
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To these ET societies that have
been doing this for so long,
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they've got it down pat.
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>>DAVID: It's probably
all automated too, right?
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>>COREY: Most likely.
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>>DAVID: Not all planets are
going to have full habitation.
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There's probably going to
be prehistoric planets that
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don't have intelligent
life having evolved yet.
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>>COREY: Yeah, they're
all different levels
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of development, the planets.
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>>DAVID: Did the ICC or any
of these space program groups
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find any prehistoric
planets near us?
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>>COREY: I don't know
where they're located,
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but I've read about
yes, there are
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planets that are very much
described as being very
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prehistoric-like conditions.
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>>DAVID: Hmm.
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Have they ever attempted
to utilize those planets
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or land on them or create
an outpost around them
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or anything like that?
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>>COREY: There's one planet that
I think some information has
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leaked out about
that is somewhat
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of a prehistoric planet
that they had found
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a portal connection to, that
Earth syndicate groups that
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were also ICC-related groups
were sending people to.
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It's more kind of a
continuity-of-species type
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project to ensure the
survival of the species.
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>>DAVID: How prehistoric
is this planet?
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Is it down at the level of like
the trilobites and the crawly
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crabs?
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>>COREY: We're talking like
dinosaur kind of stuff.
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>>DAVID: Dinosaurs, really?
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Do we, as in the space program,
already have enough technology
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now to try to seed a planet
with our life from Earth,
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or to make it more hospitable
for us to terraform it?
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>>COREY: That was
under heavy development
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back when I was on
the research vessel.
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But a long-term
terraforming of a planet
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is something we
could definitely do.
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>>DAVID: All right.
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So while we're mapping out our
habitation of our solar system
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and beyond, we haven't
covered the moons of Mars.
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We haven't covered Mercury.
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We haven't covered Venus.
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You had said to me before,
we can't land on gas giants
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because there's too heat
and too much pressure.
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>>COREY: Venus is another story.
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On the surface of Venus
we have very heavily
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pressurized bases that are
just like any of the bases
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like we would have at the
bottom of the Marianas Trench,
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heavily pressurized.
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But believe it or not,
most of the bases we have
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are in the upper
atmosphere in the clouds.
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>>DAVID: Of Venus?
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>>COREY: Of Venus.
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These are entire bases
that are floating
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in the upper atmosphere
of the clouds,
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and these are
ICC-controlled facilities.
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DAVID: Really?
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Well, so many times I've
seen incredible parallels
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between what you and
all the other insiders
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in the know have said and what's
in the Law of One Material.
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And it can't be an accident.
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And the Law of One Material
said that the group that
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did the speaking actually had
lived on Venus, 1.2 billion
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with a B years ago.
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Are there any ruins
that were found
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on Venus that you know of?
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Is there any type of evidence
of an ancient civilization?
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>>COREY: Venus is a very--
there's a very huge information
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blackout.
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There's something
going on on Venus.
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>>DAVID: So even
at your level, you
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weren't allowed
to know about it?
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>>COREY: Oh, there
was a lot of stuff
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I wasn't able to-- When I was
looking through the glass pad,
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I would blue screen
on a lot of stuff.
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But on Venus, I was
able to just know--
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and we saw vessels coming
and going from Venus.
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But there's something
going on on Venus
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that I have no idea what it is.
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Maybe some whistleblower
out there will come forward.
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I have a feeling after
this series has aired,
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there's going to be others
who've been in this program
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that I've been in, are going
to finally come forward.
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I know many have talked to
you and other researchers
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out there that have mainly
talked off the record,
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but on the record have,
just like I've stated,
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walked right up to the line,
stopped, and then backed off
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and not told what they've known.
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And a lot of these people,
I have a very good idea
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of the jobs they did.
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And I know they know a lot more.
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But there are a lot
more people out there
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that I hope to inspire to come
forward with their information.
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>>DAVID: The Mars moons,
Phobos and Deimos.
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This is probably the last thing
we have time to talk about.
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Did the ICC build
anything on those moons,
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since they're right there
next to their prized planet?
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>>COREY: I know that
they were explored.
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I'm not sure if they
built anything on them.
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Phobos was once-- I know that
many different groups have been
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exploring that-- it's hard to
call it a planetoid because it
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was artificial-- but have been
exploring it to get technology
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that was in it.
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>>DAVID: Oh, wow.
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>>COREY: Somehow it has
collapsed on itself.
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And it is also, on a
regular basis, when
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Mars gets this large buildup
of electricity built up
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in its crust, it releases
it in a huge thunderbolt
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that hits Phobos.
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So I don't know if that would
be a really good place to--
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>>DAVID: Yeah, it
doesn't sound like it.
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>>COREY: --to hang
out or build a base.
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>>DAVID: Every time
I ask you questions
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I'm learning all
kinds of new stuff,
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so this is really mind blowing.
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This is "Cosmic Disclosure"
because you need to know.
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I'm David Wilcock, and
we'll see you next time.
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