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>>DAVID WILCOCK:
All right, welcome.

I'm your host, David Wilcock.

And it's very exciting
to be bringing you

this cosmic information, blowingthe lid off of government

cover-ups, conspiracies,
and the lies that

have been said for so long.

I want the truth.

I think you want the truthor else you wouldn't be here.

And the truth can requirea little flexibility

in your belief system,
because the more we

get into this stuff,
the more we find out

that everything we
think we know is

nothing more than afairytale, and the real world

is far more interesting, farmore complex, and far more

wondrous than we
could ever imagine.

And so, Corey, last time wewere talking about the history

of the space program.

And in modern times, you saidthat starts with German occult

groups.

>>COREY GOODE: Correct.

>>DAVID: You said that therewere two major intelligence

civilizations that the Germanscame into contact with that

helped them perfect
their bell craft that

was an anti-gravity technology.

>>GOODE: Right.

They were already well
underway on their own.

And these two
other civilizations

helped them develop it
to a perfected point.

>>DAVID: And you said thatone of these civilizations

is called, or is called inthe space program, the Draco.

>>GOODE: Yes.

>>DAVID: And the other onesare called the Agarthans.

And they, you said, wereunderground in the Himalayas.

>>GOODE: Correct.

>>DAVID: When did theseAgarthans live above ground?

>>GOODE: It's not fully known.

It was tens and tens of
thousands of years ago.

They've been underground
for many tens

of thousands of years.

>>DAVID: Did something
happen to the surface

that they felt they hadto flee, like a pole shift

or something like that?

>>GOODE: Something--
it was a cataclysm that

caused them to go underground.

And cyclically in
time, Earth has

gone through several cataclysms,as modern archaeologists

and geologists have shown.

>>DAVID: It starts to sound alot like the Greek gods, where

the Greek gods supposedlyhad blond hair or blue eyes

and really didn't seem
like very nice people.

They were warring
with each other.

Zeus' thunderbolt,
these depictions

of weapons in "mythology,"quote unquote,

sound like a handheld
technology of some kind.

Do you think there
might be a connection

between the Greek gods
and the Agarthans?

>>GOODE: Absolutely.

They presented themselves toservice to surface populations

as though they were
gods until we reached

a certain sophistication level.

And after that point, theystarted representing themselves

as aliens or ETs.

And I guess after we becamesophisticated to a point

to where we didn't believethat everything that happened

was magical, we
understood technology,

they had to change
their narrative

from one of being gods to oneof being extraterrestrials.

>>DAVID: You said that theirunderground civilization

was a very advanced city.

>>GOODE: Well, a network.

>>DAVID: Oh, there's
a network of cities.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Do they have
their own transportation

system between their cities?

>>GOODE: I haven't been there.

I don't know.

But they call it the
Agarthan Network.

>>DAVID: What would
these cities look

like if we were to see one?

Did you ever see any imagesof them or videos of them?

>>GOODE: I never sawimages or any information

other than that
they were extremely

advanced and self-reliant.

>>DAVID: Have they had
craft the whole time

they've been undergroundso they could fly around?

>>GOODE: Yes.

And they have a fleet thatthey call "The Silver Fleet."

>>DAVID: Let's get a little moreinto the Draco for a minute.

I can't help but think you'resaying that the smart glass

pads told you they got
here 375,000 years ago.

>>GOODE: Approximately.

>>DAVID: Is there aconnection between the Draco

and what the Sumerians
called the Annunaki?

>>GOODE: Some research
shows that they

were in contact and
doing experiments

on human beings a long, longtime ago, going way back.

This is separate from
the human-type ETs that

are in this super federationthat have those 22

different programs.

So this could be
what Sitchin was

talking about as the Annunaki.

It was explained
very much in detail

to me that Annunaki was
just a Sumerian term

that to us today means ETs,those that from the heaven

came, and that it referredto more than one group.

But it seems pretty
obvious that they're

referring to some sort ofReptilian in those texts.

>>DAVID: Well, when you actuallylook at the Sumerian carvings,

not only do you see thesepeople who are at least twice

as tall as the humansaround them, you see Avians.

There are Sumerian carvings
of human-looking bodies

with a bird head stuck on top,which is very interesting.

So that would support
what you're saying.

Annunaki is more
than one type of ET.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Are you aware of therebeing other Avians out there

besides the Blue Avians?

>>GOODE: Yes, there's
several different types.

Some of them are
quite unfriendly.

>>DAVID: Really?

>>GOODE: Quite unfriendly, yeah.

But they are more of the
4D, four-density kind

of technological level.

They're technologically based.

They're not higherdensity, what we would call

etheric or spiritually based.

>>DAVID: When you see acreepy movie like "Eyes Wide

Shut" or other depictions ofcabal groups meeting where they

wear these masks, it seems
like a lot of the masks

are Avian masks, meaning thatthe person is now a human

but they have a bird-like head.

Do you think those Avian
masks might somehow

be related to Avians havingvisited us in the past?

>>GOODE: Ancient
Egyptians have depicted

Avians like Thoth and Horus.

And there's been talk of maybe,I think in the Law of One,

that a six-density group
came down and taught

them certain
information, and as soon

as they left, the group
distorted it and created

a cult that became negative.

And then they becameassociated with negativity.

>>DAVID: That's
absolutely right.

How right do you
think Sitchin got?

Do you think that the Dracospliced their genetics

with our own to create theAdam or the primitive worker

of the Adamu?

>>GOODE: I'm not certain if theywere the group that did that.

I know that there
is-- and this is

disturbing for a lot
of people to think,

but we have quite a
few different races,

genetics spliced in with ours.

And there is a small
amount of Reptilian DNA

that's spliced into human DNA.

>>DAVID: The Draco, toyour understanding though,

have been here the whole time?

They didn't go anywhere?

>>GOODE: There have
been battles on Earth

over Earth over some time.

There have been times to wherethe Draco have been driven back

and had remnants here.

There's been times where theDraco came back and drove

other people, other
ETs, groups away.

There's been a
pretty wild history

over hundreds of thousandsof years on this planet.

>>DAVID: Yeah, you
see in the Sumerian

records the Lamia, which
are the serpent people.

You have the Hindu Nagas.

There's a serpent temple whereit's to the serpent gods.

Then you have the step
pyramids in Mesoamerica

where you have these Draco headson the bottom of the pyramid.

Everybody thinks that's
just a snake head.

You think that these are
examples of where Draco

had gotten a foothold in Earth?

>>GOODE: It could be.

There are other beings.

There are a raptor kind ofbeing that some people confuse

with the Reptilians
that are more

bird-like in the way they move.

And a lot of them have plumesof feathers down the back.

They're kind of a mix betweenReptilian and Avian bird.

>>DAVID: Do you think thatpretty much almost anything we

could imagine in terms ofa humanoid-looking being

is out there somewhere?

>>GOODE: Pretty much.

>>DAVID: So now let's
bring this back.

And you're opening
up other subjects.

And I'm not going
to abandon those,

but I want to stay on topic.

Because there's so
many ways we can

go when we start
talking about all this.

The Draco may have
this connection

to the Annunaki, the
Sumerian connection.

You said they'd
been driven away.

They came back.

These are nasty folks, right?

>>GOODE: Yeah, very much.

>>DAVID: The legends of likewhen people are supposedly

being sacrificed at
these step pyramids--

did they want that kind
of tribute paid to them,

like human sacrifice?

Is that one of their things?

>>GOODE: Yes.

>>DAVID: So these
are nasty guys.

Why would anybody want
to work with them?

>>GOODE: Well, they'repretty nasty theirselves.

>>DAVID: The German
occult societies.

>>GOODE: And later on, otherWestern occult societies.

>>DAVID: OK, so why wouldanybody in Germany, or anywhere

for that matter, want to
work with a group that

seems to be negative that isclearly more powerful than they

are?

What could they
possibly gain out

of something
seemingly so stupid?

>>GOODE: Well, technologyand also an alliance

with the group that once
they started going out

into outer space, they startedrunning into other groups.

And there are other groupsthat are not so friendly.

So they decided to allytheirselves with, I guess,

the tough kid on the playground.

>>DAVID: What was the
role of the Agarthans

in the early development of howthis transitions from them just

having bell craft toactually starting to build

a breakaway civilization?

>>GOODE: The Germans reallytook more to the Agarthans.

>>DAVID: They did?

>>GOODE: Yes.

>>DAVID: OK.

>>GOODE: They looked more alike,the blond hair, the blue eyes.

It kind of went along
with the master race.

>>DAVID: Are the Agarthansabout the same height as us?

>>GOODE: Yes, maybe
a little taller

but pretty much within
the same height range.

>>DAVID: And what would
they be seen as wearing?

>>GOODE: They would
wear unitards.

The Germans later on wouldwear the same uniforms

and fly around andpretend to be ETs as well.

>>DAVID: Really?

>>GOODE: Yeah and make contactwith people in the '50s

and say that we're ETs.

We're here for the benefitof the planet Earth

and make contact.

>>DAVID: Do you know whetherthe Germans made contact

with the Agarthans first
or the Draco first?

Or was it both kind of inthe same window of time?

>>GOODE: I believe itwas with the Draco first.

But they could have started
as a slow connection

with the Agarthans
when they were

doing a lot of their
excavations in the East

looking for ancient
writings that

had information that
talked about Vimana

and that kind of stuff.

>>DAVID: Did the Agarthanswelcome the Germans down

into their societies andgive them the dog-and-pony

show underground
and show them all

this sizzling, amazing stuff?

>>GOODE: It was moretowards the end of the war

that the Agarthans invited
some of the Germans

to come to the Agarthan network.

They showed them
the ancient ruins

underneath the
ice of Antarctica.

>>DAVID: What ancient ruins?

>>GOODE: There were someancient ruins underneath the ice

of Antarctica.

>>DAVID: For those who arenot familiar with this,

most people would think thatAntarctica has just always

been a glacier.

So how could you
build under a glacier?

>>GOODE: No, there are
a lot of ancient ruins

that are completely
crushed by glaciers.

There's a lot of undergroundcities and networks underneath.

And there's also a lotthat's preserved by-- there's

a lot of thermal
activity that people

don't realize, like volcanism.

It's in ice, but it looksalmost like lava tubes,

huge areas of domed ice.

And underneath,
there are cities.

>>DAVID: And the temperaturefrom the volcanic activity

keeps it warm enough that youcan live their comfortably?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Well, that's sortof like the Eskimos building

an igloo, right?

It's really cold outside.

I did that in Boy Scouts.

You build a snow fort.

It's called a lean-to.

You dig into a snow bank
on the side of a tree,

your breath immediately
starts to melt the snow.

It turns into ice,
and even though you're

surrounded by ice, you'relike very warm and comfortable

in there.

>>GOODE: Yeah, the stored-upthermal energy in the ground

comes up.

>>DAVID: So just
to clarify, though,

are you saying that some kindof Earth crustal displacement

or actual physical movementof the Earth's rotational axis

took place so that what we nowthink of as Antarctica at one

time was a habitable land?

>>GOODE: It was more likeAustralia more than likely.

>>DAVID: Really?

And you're saying thatthere was some settlement

on that land before whateverthis event was that took place?

>>GOODE: Right, there was anancient civilization there.

>>DAVID: Is this
the Atlantean flood,

the 13,000-years-old
catastrophe,

as far as you know?

>>GOODE: This is much older.

>>DAVID: It's much
older than that.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Really?

Do you know what
the time frame was?

>>GOODE: No.

I know that people atfirst thought that this was

the Agarthans' original home.

But the information
that I read was

that it was much too old
to have been their home.

>>DAVID: Wow.

>>GOODE: So I don't know.

It's been a long
time since I read it.

So I don't know
the age differences

that made it impossible
for it to have

been their original home.

But they were obviously
aware of its existence.

>>DAVID: Well, I'm hearing thebleeding of some sacred cows

being slaughtered here.

>>GOODE: Yes.

>>DAVID: Is this
ancient builder race?

Is it that kind of old,like millions of years old?

>>GOODE: No.

>>DAVID: Oh, so
something in between.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: What did
the Germans see?

First of all, had anybody beento Antarctica before this?

Was this like the first
time in modern times

with modern humans?

I guess there have been afew-- there was Cook, right,

who went there or something?

>>GOODE: Yeah, I
think there have

been a few expeditions there.

But this main city, therewere three occupied cities

under the ice.

Two were--

>>DAVID: Occupied?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: In Antarctica.

>>GOODE: In Antarctica.

>>DAVID: When the
Germans got there,

they were already occupied?

>>GOODE: Well, one was
somewhat in disarray.

But it was perfect
for their U-boats

to come up under the ice andcome up in a cavern area.

>>DAVID: The U-boat
is a submarine?

>>GOODE: Submarine.

And it was perfect for themto build out from there.

But there were two other
cities further inland

that were alreadyoccupied by other groups.

I don't know who these
other groups were.

But they ended up beingallied with these Germans.

>>DAVID: Really?

So did the Agarthans
tell them where to sail?

The Agarthans already
had identified this?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: Why would the Agarthansneed the Germans to develop

something when they
have this vast Agarthan

network of all theseunderground cities already?

>>GOODE: Well, theyinvited some of the Germans

to come into their
Agarthan network.

But they assisted with
the treaty they had.

They assisted the Germans inlocating areas in Antarctica

and in the east part
of South America

to create underground bases andalso above-ground cities that

were almost entirely German.

>>DAVID: So would this sortof be like a signing bonus

that the Germans get,
like some of the things

that the Agarthans knew aboutbut they didn't like that much,

maybe their less hospitableareas, and the Agarthans

just sort of gave it
to them as a carrot?

>>GOODE: I think it wasjust a part of their treaty.

>>DAVID: Right.

The Agarthans hadn't developedout these places before?

They were largely
abandoned, like the one

place in Antarctica
you're talking about?

>>GOODE: Yeah, the Germansdeveloped them out.

>>DAVID: And you said thatwhen the Germans got there,

it was in disarray.

So just talk us through.

The U-boat goes under the ice.

It pops up.

You say it's warm in therebecause of volcanism.

It's like a dome.

What do they see
when it pops up?

Is there grass?

Do you actually have a biome?

Do you have some life forms?

Or is it all just
really icy and cold?

>>GOODE: I'm not exactly sureabout all the fine details,

but I know there were a lot ofstructures that were abandoned.

Some were damaged.

And it was just in disarray.

And there was already
an underground complex

that they could reoccupyand refurbish and set up.

>>DAVID: Structures could
be just about anything.

Are we dealing with likeancient builder race type

stuff, like pyramids?

>>GOODE: Not that old, no.

>>DAVID: What would
these structures look

like if we were going
to see them now?

>>GOODE: I don't know.

I have not seen images of them.

I just saw text.

>>DAVID: How advanced
was this technology?

Are we dealing
with like pueblos?

>>GOODE: It was advanced
building structure.

But there was notadvanced technology there.

It apparently had
been picked over.

>>DAVID: When you sayadvanced building structure,

you mean superior to what wehave now with like Manhattan

skyline and skyscrapers?

>>GOODE: Well, superior towhat they had then, at least,

in the reports that were writtenup during that time period.

>>DAVID: How much of a
detachment of personnel

did the Germans get down
there to explore this?

First of all, I guess do
you know how big it was,

how many square miles?

>>GOODE: No.

They had a fairly
large detachment--

I don't know how large--
of people in Antarctica

and in Argentina, Brazil, allspread out in South America,

that word resupply
the Antarctic base.

They had infrastructure
and a network

that they set up down thatthey put quite a bit of effort

into setting up.

>>DAVID: Did they
largely use submarines

to get to this Antarctic baseso they could avoid detection

from the air?

>>GOODE: Well, it
had to be reached

from submarine or from theirhighly advanced aircraft.

>>DAVID: OK.

The Agarthans, you
said, also directed them

toward South America.

Is this ancient builder
race type stuff?

Or were they just
settling in the jungle

and building up their ownlittle place in the jungle?

>>GOODE: In the
jungle and in caverns.

>>DAVID: Caverns fromthe ancient builder race?

>>GOODE: Not ancient
builder race,

just caverns that they
built up themselves

with their own infrastructure.

>>DAVID: So nothing ancientor interesting about it.

>>GOODE: Right.

That was completely buildingup with their own resources.

>>DAVID: OK, so
did the Antarctica

come before they
ever left the planet

to go anywhere else to startbuilding anywhere else?

>>GOODE: Well, they were alreadystarting to leave the planet.

But that came as it
was becoming obvious

that the Axis powers weregoing to lose the war.

>>DAVID: The Antarctica came?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: So they needed
like a place to hide,

and that was their best bet?

>>GOODE: Right.

So they started buildingthat out years in advance.

They knew that the war was goingto go badly years in advance.

>>DAVID: So with a combinationof technological endowments

from the Draco and the
Agartha, the Germans

perfected their bell craft.

Because you said they're
not really Nazis, right?

It was the German
occult societies.

>>GOODE: And the
bell was not a craft.

It was more of just
like an engine.

>>DAVID: Oh.

That's the shape of
the engine is the bell.

>>GOODE: Right.

People couldn't get
inside the bell.

Yeah, but sorry, go ahead.

>>DAVID: Where
did they go first?

And what did they find
that was interesting?

>>GOODE: First, they
went to the moon.

And they had a couple failedattempts at building a base.

Finally they found--

>>DAVID: Wait a minute.

How much of a fleet of thesebell craft did they have?

>>GOODE: Quite a few.

>>DAVID: Thousands?

>>GOODE: No, no, probably lessthan 100 in the beginning.

>>DAVID: Were any
of them large enough

to carry a decent amount
of cargo with them?

>>GOODE: Yeah, they had
several different sizes.

I think there were
three different sizes.

>>DAVID: What would
the largest size be?

>>GOODE: I think 90
feet across, I think.

>>DAVID: So you could hold apretty good amount of stuff

in there.

>>GOODE: Not a whole lot
with the amount of room

that they had in the area.

But in the 90-feet
ones, it was a lot more

than you could include
in the ones that

were like 24 feet or something.

I can't remember the
exact dimensions.

>>DAVID: Now you said beforethat the Super Federation

folks who have been running22 programs to tweak our DNA

and mix their
genetics with our own,

that there's a huge settlementon the dark side of the moon

where everybody has theirown diplomatic region

and boundaries and all this.

>>GOODE: Yeah,
multiple settlements.

>>DAVID: So why
wouldn't those folks

just want to blow up
the Germans if they're

showing up and trying tofind territory on the moon

themselves?

>>GOODE: Because the Germansbuilt in a diplomatic area

of some allies they've made.

>>DAVID: Really?

Would that be the Draco?

>>GOODE: I believe it wasmost likely the Draco.

>>DAVID: So it was because ofsome sort of complex treaty

that the Germans were ableto do anything at all?

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: You mentioned
these Agarthans working

with the German occultsocieties I guess in the 1930s

and on into the 1940s.

Are these Agarthans
still here today?

>>GOODE: Yes, very much so.

They presented themselves asETs to the secret space program,

and the secret space
program figured out

that they were not what theyclaimed round the late '70s,

'80s time period.

I think it was
maybe in the '70s.

And they pretty much
stopped pretending

they were ETs to
the space program,

because the jig was up.

But they're stillpresenting themselves as ETs

to a lot of people on the
surface of the planet.

>>DAVID: Do they have a seat inthis Super Federation Council?

Are they one of those--

>>GOODE: No.

>>DAVID: Oh, they're
totally different?

>>GOODE: Right, there's
a different group

that is very similar tothe way this group looks.

But they are indeed
very much taller.

They don't look like
our average size.

But they have a little
bit larger foreheads

but do look very much likethe Nordic kind of look.

>>DAVID: What's their height?

>>GOODE: Around the
10-foot, 9-foot range.

>>DAVID: Wow.

>>GOODE: So there's
a difference.

>>DAVID: Do the Agarthansmeet with other intelligent

civilizations?

Or do they pretty much
keep to themselves?

What's their role in today'sextraterrestrial geopolitics?

>>GOODE: They have allianceswith other ancient breakaway

civilizations.

We're not the only one.

And they have alliances
with ET groups.

>>DAVID: Well, we're justgetting the surface scratched

here.

Obviously this question ofthe development of the space

program is going to take morethan two episodes to complete.

But as long as it's interesting,which it certainly is,

I'm happy to keep
this thread going.

So we've talked about
a lot of fearful stuff.

And could you just again helpreassure people who might not

have seen other episodes?

Do we need to worry about theseGermans or these Agarthans

or these Draco?

Are we just like
filet mignon waiting

for them to come pick us up?

>>GOODE: No, the
damage is already

done that they were going to do.

There has been a
new group that's

moved into the solar system,and they are pretty much

neutralizing any
of their attempts

to start any
large-scale problems.

And any type of fearfulstuff you see on the news,

I would disregard.

There's more of a positivefuture ahead of us

if the secret space programalliance and the sphere

alliance has their way.

>>DAVID: We don't
want fear, right?

This is what thesenegative groups have been

trying to do is generate fear.

>>GOODE: Right.

>>DAVID: And it turns
out that there's now

very effective countermeasuresto stop them from being

able to achieve their goals.

>>GOODE: That's right.

>>DAVID: Excellent.

Well, Corey, I want tothank you for being here.

As always, I want to
thank you for watching.

I'm just trying to get
my head screwed back on.

This is really wild stuff.

And we'll be back
next time with more

of the history of thesecret space program, more

about the development
of colonies

on the moon, colonies on Mars.

So stay tuned.