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Dylan Borland gets candid on Government Secrecy and NHI Intent at Doomer Friday - Psicoactivo #1049

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0:09

What's up humans and welcome to a new

0:11

SQA. Happy Friday everybody. Happy

0:14

doomer Friday. Uh it was we were

0:17

supposed to do um because we plan during

0:22

the week, right? And what happens is

0:25

that uh today Sander and uh Sander and

0:30

Dan watch Disclosure Day in England

0:33

because Dan is currently on tour. He

0:36

went to visit Sander and they went to

0:37

watch the movie and they weren't going

0:39

to be able to uh be on the show. So, we

0:43

decided to invite uh Gerb and Rob Jones

0:46

and we also invited Andy from That UFO

0:49

podcast. We got a pleasant surprise uh

0:52

from Mr. Justin who is one of the

0:55

producers now I can say that of the

0:57

Doomer Friday uh like all the shows and

1:01

we were having a really cool

1:03

conversation. We started talking about

1:04

whistleblower protections and then I

1:07

started watching the chat and Dylan

1:10

Borland started commenting on the chat

1:13

and I thought that due to how sensitive

1:18

the situation is and uh it sort of makes

1:22

sense that Jeremy Corbel probably

1:24

doesn't want for like uh people like

1:26

Matt Dylan Grush to be very public you

1:30

know and talking about these topics. Uh,

1:33

but it seemed like Dylan wanted to speak

1:37

with us because um he's been watching

1:39

the show. Everybody does. He knows

1:42

everybody. He we I got to meet him in

1:44

person at contact and he wants to just

1:49

speak to the people, you know, and and I

1:50

thought I've been trying to get him to

1:52

for a while and he always was uh

1:56

conflicted about it, but it feels like

1:59

something did change because he started

2:02

uh just writing to everybody in the

2:04

chat. And it took Clint a little while

2:07

to realize what was happening. And when

2:09

he did, we asked him over and

2:12

organically he went on Doomer Friday. So

2:16

Dylan Borland was on Doomer Friday and

2:19

he was there for quite a few minutes. So

2:22

what I'm going to do is I'm going to

2:24

play you everything that he said and

2:27

then we're going to discuss it

2:28

afterwards.

2:30

So here it is.

2:32

>> Private chat. He's got some thoughts on

2:34

this. Um uh don't think my mic is

2:37

working. Oh, okay. So, uh Dylan's here,

2:40

but he might he might not be able to

2:41

join in at the conversation, but he's

2:43

just hanging out with us. Um

2:46

>> he said we need to add him.

2:49

>> Add him. Let's see. He says he's Mike's

2:51

muted. I had you up here before, Dylan.

2:53

So, you're here, but if you demute

2:54

yourself or unmute yourself, you should

2:56

be able to

2:57

>> combo.

3:00

Oh, of course. You know, Gerb, uh a

3:02

couple things. I love y'all. Uh pleasure

3:04

to be here. Sorry for not being on the

3:06

camera. I'm gonna be short and sweet

3:08

because I know everybody's after me. I'm

3:10

working on HVAC. Uh it's flooded. Um

3:14

Gerb, in the future, we need to do like

3:16

a year-long exercise where we go through

3:19

history because the things you say that

3:21

I'm aware of that you're aware of that

3:23

you and I you still need to call me

3:25

back, by the way, buddy. But uh we we

3:28

got a whole like history bachelor's

3:30

degree lesson in uh academics to uh go

3:34

through this. Pavle, pleasure. Clint,

3:36

pleasure. Andy, talked to you earlier. I

3:38

hope the gym was well. I love you guys.

3:41

Uh, this has been fun. I'm learning a

3:43

lot. Uh, Gerb, it's always exciting to

3:45

hear you talk because I uh I know where

3:48

you're going with things and I laugh to

3:50

myself all the time when I hear you

3:51

speak, buddy. So, uh, thank you.

3:54

>> So, let's do this, Dylan, without

3:55

without revealing details or anything.

3:57

Uh, I'll call you as soon as I get my

3:59

next dang project done, which is in the

4:01

next few days, and then I'll plan out a

4:03

time that, uh, we can sit down for a

4:06

couple hours, up to 10 hours, and and

4:11

>> Oh, my man, we're good. Uh, by the way,

4:13

thank you for the stellite contact. Uh,

4:15

Pavle, I know you wanted me to pick me

4:17

up, but, uh, I was dead. I was hunting

4:19

Grinches. I was hunting Grinches in

4:22

Pioneer Town. Jeremy's going to be

4:23

pissed. I'm officially deputized. I can

4:26

deputize everybody in California.

4:28

Jeremy's going to have a [ __ ] fit. I

4:30

said it. But uh no, I miss you guys. I

4:33

love you. Uh yeah, man. It was a blast.

4:36

It was a blast to be with you guys. I

4:38

wish we had more time. The uh magic show

4:40

was a blast. So much you guys are

4:42

talking about with China and Indopaccom

4:45

and AI and technological advancements.

4:49

I mean, these are the conversations that

4:51

need to be had. I think, like I said

4:53

when I was in chat just listening while

4:55

I'm working on my house, you know, I

4:56

just want to pop in and say hi. I think

4:59

since I'm here, I'll say this. I really

5:02

hope people don't forget about the past

5:04

and present whistleblowers cuz it seems

5:06

like a lot of us are going to be brushed

5:07

under the rug and I hope people remember

5:10

that and that's what we're trying to fix

5:12

until we can get restitution and

5:13

accountability. You know, Gerb, you

5:16

touched on it and I'll be blunt. The

5:18

facts are the facts. Uh, crimes were

5:21

committed against whistleblowers in the

5:22

last six months. It's documented. Jeremy

5:24

and George reported on it. Um, you guys

5:27

want whistleblowers. We all need

5:29

whistleblowers to make this go forward.

5:30

We need to support them. So, that's

5:33

really it. But I'm just enjoying it,

5:34

man. I'm just listening. So, I love

5:36

y'all

5:37

>> 100%, man. And Dylan, you are a hero.

5:41

All of the whistleblowers who have come

5:43

forward are heroes. and uh just thank

5:45

you for doing what you have been doing

5:47

and for continuing to stay with it

5:49

despite all of the [ __ ] that you

5:51

guys have to put up with because it is

5:53

tremendous.

5:54

>> Uh

5:56

I don't think people really appreciate

5:57

it. Jeremy tried Jeremy actually at

5:59

contact did a really good job of trying

6:01

to flesh that out for people

6:03

>> in a way and I think that he really

6:05

succeeded. Um

6:07

>> Dylan, did you have any thoughts you

6:08

wanted to add on the press conference

6:10

that uh happened this week? Yeah, I mean

6:12

I'm glad Dave is in the position he is.

6:14

Dave's busting his butt. He's an E4.

6:16

He's got oak leaves. You know, we were

6:18

joking about E4 mafia. I have my own

6:20

comments. I'll crack my jokes, but uh

6:23

Dave's a beast. He's busting his tail.

6:25

Berles, it it

6:28

I'm glad that this is being held

6:30

accountable and I'm glad that you guys

6:33

are covering it. And I think without

6:36

trying, if you do not cover it in the

6:39

public media campaign and you don't try

6:42

to reach out people who don't cover it,

6:44

you're kind of so um Dave is the man.

6:48

Dave is busting his tail. Mike, Jake, uh

6:52

Matt, everybody's doing what they can.

6:54

Jeremy, Gerb, George, you know, you're

6:57

talking about people have been in this

6:58

for years. You know, we'll see. I hope

7:01

the executive branch takes them up. I

7:03

hope Congress actually, you guys were

7:05

talking about other congressional reps

7:07

and senators getting involved. I hope

7:09

they do it. You know, one of the things

7:12

that I've been kind of talking about

7:14

loosely behind the scenes is Chuck

7:16

McCulla called this a constitutional

7:17

crisis after the ICIG and Chuck

7:20

represented Dave Grush and other

7:22

whistleblowers. And I'll leave it there.

7:25

But when you go to Seoul and you say

7:27

Congress has been informed, this is now

7:28

a constitutional issue. People forget

7:31

the US Congress by twothirds vote can

7:33

override the president. So it doesn't

7:35

matter what the executive branch does,

7:36

you get twothirds of Congress on board.

7:38

They can do what they want. So

7:42

>> Dylan, do you have any concern there

7:43

about wielding of unitary executive

7:45

theory? Because of course Eisenhower and

7:47

Truman use just that to to hide away the

7:50

programs.

7:50

>> Oh. Oh. Oh. Gerb, you and I are on the

7:52

same page, buddy. This is why I said we

7:54

we need to go and do like an actual

7:56

collegiate course on this. You and I are

7:58

on the same page. All I'm saying is if

8:01

Congress had twothirds majority and they

8:04

were serious about restitution and

8:06

protection, uh this would be done. End

8:09

of discussion. It would be done

8:11

>> if if you get rounds and you know Rubio

8:14

is now over in the executive, but Rubio

8:16

is getting a eight. uh Schumer, you get

8:19

all these people on board and say we're

8:21

doing this, it's done. Like again, it's

8:25

put your money where your mouth is. I'm

8:26

not going to criticize them. I know

8:28

Berles's busting his tail. Luna and

8:30

Burchett and Moscowitz

8:32

Moscowitz is awesome. You know, I think

8:34

at my hearing he said, in my opinion, he

8:38

said the most intelligent thing you can

8:40

say in regards to this is Moscowitz made

8:43

the comment,

8:44

uh, we don't know what the truth is, but

8:47

we know we're being lied to. And I keep

8:50

telling people, don't look at what is

8:51

said and done, look at what isn't said

8:53

and what isn't done. And, you know, I

8:57

think it's going the right direction.

9:00

Dave is a BA from PA like myself and uh

9:06

you know hopefully we get there. I just

9:08

my concern I think Gerb you know other

9:10

people that are whistleblowers that I

9:12

don't even know. I think the concern is

9:14

is if the toothpaste goes back in the

9:16

tube

9:18

a lot of people are going to face some

9:20

really more difficult times and that's

9:22

what Matt and I and other people are

9:24

trying to build is to insulate them

9:26

from. So yeah, but uh

9:29

>> of course they hit it, man.

9:30

>> I I don't want to put you in a weird

9:32

spot, but you you this did come up at

9:34

contact. Can you talk about that

9:36

project, the one you just mentioned?

9:39

>> Just said the name.

9:40

>> You can you talk about Vanguard?

9:42

>> Yeah. I mean, I don't want to get ahead

9:44

of Matt. Matt and I are doing this joint

9:46

with other whistleblowers. What I can

9:47

say is exactly what we did say. We want

9:50

to provide uh mental, physical,

9:53

spiritual, financial help to

9:55

whistleblowers in the interim. I mean,

9:58

you know, I'll spell it out real easy.

10:01

When the CIA and ODNI commit felonies

10:05

against whistleblowers and they're not

10:07

held accountable, what are we really

10:09

talking about anymore? How can anybody

10:11

expect a whistleblower to come forward

10:13

and say, "I'm working on this craft at

10:14

this location and they're going to lose

10:16

their job. Their family's going to be

10:18

harassed. They're going to be docked."

10:22

>> How how how would anybody in their right

10:24

mind do that? You know,

10:26

>> it's like it's like trying to testify

10:28

against the mob. I must feel basically

10:30

the same, right? Except this mob is

10:32

everywhere

10:33

>> and they know where you are.

10:35

>> Exactly. And then Exactly. And this goes

10:38

back to, you know, this exists as a stop

10:41

gap. The hope is restitution and

10:43

lawsuits follow. Matt and I should not

10:45

be building an org with Jeff Nut is

10:47

selling other whistleblowers and in

10:50

coordination with the other

10:51

whistleblowers I don't want to name to

10:53

try and help out everybody in the

10:55

interim. But uh you know the fact of the

10:59

matter is is that people have lost their

11:00

apartments. People are at risk of losing

11:02

their homes. People have been doxed. Uh

11:05

we're sharing money to try and make sure

11:08

they have groceries for their kids.

11:10

That's an insane situation. And you

11:12

can't say we're going to protect you

11:14

whistleblowers. Come forward and after

11:16

you come forward this happens. It's kind

11:18

of like we don't know what to do. That's

11:20

no bashing. That's no ill will.

11:22

Everybody's trying to figure this out

11:24

together. But uh that's the idea is to

11:27

just just have a stop gap in hopes that

11:31

legislation can be done and we can begin

11:33

lawsuits. That's really it. you know

11:37

>> when when this uh project is launched

11:40

fully when Vanguard goes live I guess I

11:43

what is the best um vision that you guys

11:48

have on how everyday regular people who

11:50

support what you're doing can help? Is

11:52

it something that they're going to be

11:54

able to just like donate to or is this

11:56

going to be like a traditional nonprofit

11:57

where they can I don't know um get

12:00

involved in some way or how how does

12:01

that actually work? I mean I mean we're

12:03

looking at things again like when you

12:05

have spouses and you have children who

12:07

are watching their parents and their

12:08

husbands and wives go through this. Um

12:12

it's trying to get people to contribute.

12:15

You know therapists for family members

12:16

would be great. Uh we need CPAs, we need

12:20

nurses, we need physical therapists. Um,

12:24

you know, ironically, Matt and I have a

12:26

joke is in a perfect world, this

12:28

organization wouldn't exist because

12:30

Congress and the executive and

12:32

legislative branch would already be

12:33

doing this for us. When you talk about

12:36

crimes committed against whistleblowers,

12:37

they come forward and highlight the

12:39

crimes that are being done. This is why

12:41

I said I'm not a UFO whistleblower in so

12:43

much as I'm a crime and corruption

12:45

whistleblower. I came forward because I

12:47

was concerned about people's safety,

12:49

which you guys brought up, Matthew

12:51

Sullivan. It's pretty clear that's a

12:52

real thing that's happening. Dave's

12:54

aware, I'm aware, most of us are aware.

12:57

Uh, in a perfect world, this is a

12:59

temporary stop gap and this organization

13:02

doesn't exist after 6 months at most.

13:05

Let's get legislation passed. Let's hold

13:07

these companies, let's hold these

13:09

agencies accountable. Let's move

13:11

forward. You know, I uh

13:17

what you ask me about helping is as I've

13:20

said before, I'm no hero. I'm not I I I

13:23

don't like being thanked. I don't want

13:24

to be public. I tell everybody thank the

13:26

others. Dave went and stuck his neck

13:28

out. Jeff Nutelli, Mike Herrera, Jake

13:30

Barber, Matthew Brown. Add add the

13:33

names. Go and add them. I came forward

13:35

because I just happen to know what was

13:37

done to me and I happen to know what was

13:38

done to others and I just happen to know

13:40

about UFOs. Um

13:44

the reality is is like I've said before,

13:46

let's get the government accountable.

13:48

Let's hold these people accountable.

13:49

When Jeremy and George are saying

13:51

felonies are committed against

13:52

whistleblowers for blowing the whistle

13:55

and protected whistleblower testimony

13:57

and that information is leaked to the

13:58

public, I have a difficult time going

14:01

and saying, "Yeah, great. Let's go show

14:04

some more IR videos. The conversation

14:06

should be who's going to be held

14:08

accountable at the CIA and ODNI. That's

14:10

my point in this.

14:12

>> Bravo. Well said. Thanks, Dylan. Guys,

14:16

if you're watching at home, please just

14:18

hit that like button for Dylan and uh

14:20

just it it boosts the stream and sends

14:22

it out to more people. It's really

14:23

helpful if you could do that if you

14:24

haven't already. Go ahead. Sorry. What

14:26

also is particularly disturbing about

14:28

this situation is, you know, I I know

14:31

quite a roster of prospective

14:33

whistleblowers. Uh these people watch

14:35

the space. They watch the UFO space,

14:37

keep up with what's going on. These

14:39

people would not in their right mind in

14:41

a thousand years testify or give

14:44

testimony when they see the sort of

14:45

treatment that happens to folks like

14:47

Dylan, Matt, Dave Brush. Where'd

14:49

everybody go?

14:50

>> Oh, we're here. I'm just

14:52

>> Wait, wait, G. Gerb, let me let I I have

14:55

a nasty habit of this, but I appreciate

14:57

you saying that because what you just

14:59

said is the point. Why would anybody

15:02

working in these programs come forward

15:03

and say, "I want my wife to be docs. I

15:06

want her to lose her job. I want people

15:08

to know where I live. I want to lose my

15:10

own job. I want to pull my 401k." I What

15:13

you just said is exactly what this org

15:16

is. We want to be able to make sure that

15:19

people have a financial way to survive

15:22

in the interim until people are held

15:24

accountable. And what you said is the

15:26

highlight. That's all we care about is

15:29

once you become a whistleblower, how can

15:31

we help you if the worst case scenario

15:33

happens? Be prepared for your photos to

15:36

be shown online. Be prepared for your

15:38

family to be contacted. Here's what we

15:40

experienced. Here's where we went.

15:42

Here's who did what to us. And you know,

15:45

UAPDF and Soul and SCU and New Paradigm

15:48

are all working their avenues. We want

15:50

to work with them.

15:51

>> But what you just said, Gerb, is the

15:53

highlight of it. You're exactly right.

15:55

Why would anybody come forward as a

15:58

whistleblower watching what happened to

15:59

Dave, what happened to Mike, what

16:01

happened to Matt, what happened to me?

16:03

Why would anybody do that? It's bananas.

16:06

>> Yeah. That's why that's why I think this

16:09

press conference was so great. Dave and

16:10

Berles putting the ball in the executive

16:13

branch's court right now. Uh, you know,

16:15

figure out a way figure out a way to

16:18

wave NDAs and start thinking about

16:19

protection for individuals. Uh, because,

16:22

you know, the some of the folks I know

16:24

that would even consider testifying even

16:27

before going public, they already get

16:29

constant reminders that their pensions

16:32

uh, their financial livelihood are in

16:34

danger. Uh so then when they see kind of

16:36

the financial struggles and you know the

16:38

amount of financial hardships you Matt

16:40

Dave have been threatened with or been

16:42

met with uh that money that that the way

16:44

these people can't live or take care of

16:46

their family is a huge pain point.

16:48

Absolutely huge. What? 100%. And that's

16:50

the irony and this is the other joke is

16:53

and you and I have loosely talked about

16:55

this. I've talked with other people

16:56

which is you know I already pulled my

16:58

401k once. Uh, I live well below my

17:02

means and I did not prepare for

17:04

everything that happened to me to

17:05

happen. But the irony is is they're

17:08

creating their own worst enemy. You're

17:10

going to threaten me with a death

17:11

penalty, a treason, while committing

17:13

felonies against me and others. I have

17:16

no income and I'm living well below my

17:18

means. Why? What's what's insane to me,

17:22

Gerb, is they had a way to do this. the

17:25

people that know what's going on, they

17:27

had a way to do this to where everything

17:29

would have been smooth sailing. And if

17:32

they came, so when I was working for

17:35

BAE, if you came to me and said, "Dylan,

17:37

here's what you encountered. Here's

17:38

what's going on. We got your back.

17:40

Here's who's in charge. Here's why we're

17:41

doing it. Sign the NDA." I would have

17:43

signed it. And I can't speak on behalf

17:46

of anybody else but myself. But all of

17:48

us are patriotic, loving, constitutional

17:50

Americans. If you did that with Dave and

17:53

Matt and everybody else at the right

17:55

time, I would bet Mike Herrera Marine, I

17:59

would bet almost all of us would have

18:01

said, "Sounds great, Lieutenant Colonel.

18:04

America, hell yeah."

18:05

>> Mhm.

18:06

>> Instead, you go and do this crooked

18:08

sideey beak bull crap. And now here we

18:12

are where we came forward to say, "This

18:14

is what we experienced. This is what we

18:16

know." And it just gets worse. And you

18:19

know, Dave and I have talked about this

18:21

loosely, which is the millennials and

18:24

the younger Gen X are the ones who

18:26

really got screwed in this.

18:28

>> No offense to the boomers. The boomers

18:29

do have the pensions. The boomers do

18:31

have the real estate. The boomers do

18:33

have this stuff. I'm not attacking them.

18:35

They're facing their own issues. But

18:37

it's kind of different taking out a

18:39

32-year-old young man or woman when

18:42

their whole career is living paycheck to

18:45

paycheck in DC when rent is $3,200 a

18:48

month and it's like I just lost

18:50

everything, you know, and and I think

18:53

you know that. Most of us know that.

18:56

>> Yeah. You make a good point too about

18:57

kind of the the millennials and Gen Zers

19:00

missing out. That's why I think it was

19:02

so smart when Dave first went public. He

19:04

did that interview with Jesse Michaels

19:05

and like sat down with a group of

19:07

genzers and millennials trying to get

19:09

younger people involved and kind of

19:10

interested in the topic to really

19:12

understand and and have an appetite for

19:14

the full extent of what's going on here.

19:17

>> Dylan, can I just ask you, mate, is is

19:19

there anything more you guys can do like

19:22

yourself, Matt, Dave, that would almost

19:24

be a push button in case of emergency if

19:28

[ __ ] really hit the fan?

19:30

>> You know, I I have no idea. And I I I do

19:34

a very good job of just trying to speak

19:36

for myself. What I can say is God family

19:38

country. I've done everything in my

19:40

power to serve this nation in America

19:42

and serve humanity which comes after my

19:44

nation. Unfortunately, I'm not a while

19:46

being a citizen of the world. I'm a

19:48

citizen to humanity. I swore an oath.

19:50

And this is why Mike Herrera and I laugh

19:52

and get along. Um what everybody else

19:55

has done, they have done. Uh, I'm going

19:58

to quote Jeremy Corbell and George Knap

20:01

and Gerb, you're probably going to laugh

20:03

your butt off and Pavl, you probably

20:04

will, too. And McMinnville, when they're

20:07

talking about lee classified

20:09

whistleblower testimony about power

20:11

sources and hieroglyphs, what the hell

20:13

are we talking about anymore, gentlemen?

20:16

Let's be clear. What are we talking

20:18

about anymore?

20:20

>> And that's that's not an isolated

20:21

incident, right? Like recall Mike

20:23

Herrera, he even got his memorandum for

20:25

record when he testified to Arrow

20:27

specifically. Uh there was a that whole

20:29

procedure was built to kind of entrap

20:31

Mike uh just to suck out the information

20:33

he knew. Um if you recall my Carrera, I

20:36

think on my channel, he was talking

20:37

about Sean Kirkpatre being in the

20:39

briefing. The only question Sean

20:41

Kirkpatrick asked during like the whole

20:42

hour and a half briefing was about the

20:45

paramilitary operators, Mike. So who

20:47

were they? Who were they? Who were they?

20:49

And then Arrow used that testimony to

20:50

lie about Mike's testimony in the Arrow

20:52

historical report volume one. So whether

20:54

it's lying about whistleblowers trying

20:55

to ent trap them or reclassify witness

20:57

testimony, institutions and services

21:00

like Arrow have done an absolutely

21:02

horrendous job.

21:04

>> Yeah, I agree, Gerb. I mean I Mike is

21:06

awesome. I love Mike. Um I hear you. I

21:10

mean again I I I don't

21:13

I think most of you guys up here know me

21:16

well enough that what I care about are

21:17

people. their families, their kids. I

21:20

want people to survive and I want the

21:21

truth to be known. Um, it's heinous what

21:24

was done to us. It's heinous what is

21:27

still being done to us. It's heinous

21:29

that we have to live with this. You're

21:31

absolutely right, Gerb. That is what

21:32

they did. Uh, you know, this is already

21:37

out there. So, I'll talk about this.

21:39

When I went to Arrow, uh, they wanted me

21:41

to talk to Sean Kirkpatre. And Sean

21:43

Kirkpatre was MIA conveniently. I can't

21:45

tell you where he was, but he did not

21:47

want to be there with me.

21:51

>> You know, he was probably taking his he

21:53

was probably signing the position for

21:54

his new CTO uh position of defense and

21:57

intelligence programs out at Oakidge,

21:59

which he got rewarded with in December

22:01

of 2023, right after he left Arrow.

22:03

>> Is that what's going on with him? I

22:05

mean, why for a guy who seems to be

22:07

completely like over all of this, he is

22:10

everywhere. seems to be giving

22:12

constantly giving talks about how

22:13

there's nothing to see here. I thought

22:15

this case was closed for him.

22:17

>> My educated guess with Kirk Patrick was

22:19

because he was a career scientist

22:21

bureaucrat uh really loved the stuff he

22:24

did uh when he headed Arrow when he was

22:26

appointed by his good buddy Ron Moltry

22:29

and others. Uh, I think Kirk Patrick,

22:31

again, just my opinion, but this is an

22:33

educated guess, was retroactively

22:34

briefed into elements of the legacy

22:36

program so he could do program exposure

22:38

assessment for Arrow. And when he left

22:40

Arrow, he was rewarded with a super

22:42

juicy position out at Oakidge, uh, who

22:45

his job listing was deleted off the

22:46

internet, by the way. Really curious.

22:48

And now, as of 2025, his company,

22:50

Nonlinear Solutions LLC, is

22:52

subcontracting for the MITER Corporation

22:54

under US SpaceCom. So, Patrick may not

22:57

like a bandit. And yet he still has time

22:59

to hop on podcasts and defame

23:00

whistleblowers.

23:02

>> That's really interesting. That's really

23:05

interesting.

23:06

>> Which is again insane is why like this

23:10

you know Gerb again most of you guys

23:13

know me at this point to some extent

23:15

which is at the end of the day we're

23:18

covering up we're not alone.

23:20

>> Like yeah the technology the patents are

23:22

worth trillions. Um,

23:26

but a simple fact of just saying we're

23:28

not alone. What are we really covering

23:30

up and why? You know, this is why I say

23:32

don't look at what is done and what is

23:34

said. Look at what isn't done and what

23:36

isn't said. I mean, this is an insane

23:39

situation we're in. And the problem for

23:42

me is the whistleblowers and their

23:44

families are the ones facing the brunt

23:46

of it. And I cannot in good faith tell

23:48

whistleblowers, come forward. And Gerb,

23:50

this goes back to Vanguard. When when

23:52

you guys ask me about what can be done,

23:55

you know, Gerb, we're relying on people

23:57

like you, like Jeremy, like Greer,

23:59

whoever. If you're a real whistleblower,

24:02

how can we bring you forward? How we can

24:03

give you to Dave? How can we give you to

24:05

Berles?

24:07

>> I can in good faith tell them, "Yeah,

24:08

stick your neck out right now because I

24:11

know what all of us have faced

24:13

>> and and that's a problem. That's why

24:15

we're standing up this org. this

24:17

shouldn't exist, but it it's a

24:18

situation. We care about everybody and

24:20

that's where we're at.

24:22

>> Is especially with the baggage here. You

24:24

know, the the Senate and God bless the

24:27

staff on SSCI, but Gillibrand and Rubio

24:30

were supposed to be doing this as well,

24:32

taking in whistleblower testimony and

24:33

protecting them. Uh, and they completely

24:35

failed at their at at their directive

24:37

and in turn got many people exposed and

24:40

hurt. And um so how can after that sort

24:42

of baggage from 2017 to 2023 it's

24:45

difficult to also encourage people to

24:46

come forward after how many people got

24:48

hurt and kind of uh left in the dust

24:50

there.

24:51

>> But I see I I I guess I see what you're

24:53

saying Dylan is is more or less like the

24:56

big truth can can come out like the big

24:59

question of we're not alone can be

25:01

answered right and and that's not

25:03

violating any national security issues.

25:05

That's not really putting anybody in a

25:06

weird uncomfortable position. But does

25:08

that open the floodgates once you pull

25:12

that thread? Doesn't the whole sweater

25:13

come unraveled?

25:14

>> I mean, I again I would I would just I

25:17

I've done a very careful job of what

25:20

I've said publicly, especially with

25:22

weaponized. And again, I didn't want to

25:24

be public. Uh after the ICIG, I went

25:27

back to work. The only reason you guys

25:28

know about me is because I lost my job.

25:30

Had I never lost my job, you guys

25:32

wouldn't know about me unless you guys

25:34

were connected in back rooms. Um,

25:37

almost every religion throughout history

25:40

believes in some type of other entity

25:42

that has interacted with us. Call them

25:44

aliens, call them angels, demons, it

25:47

doesn't matter. 7 billion people on

25:49

Earth pretty much have a religion that

25:51

believes in some type of other sentient

25:53

life. Um

25:56

my point is is that the fact that you

25:59

will not confirm that we have

26:02

confirmation we as modern humanity are

26:05

not the only ones who accomplish what

26:06

we've accomplished and others have

26:09

accomplished more is such a mind screw

26:13

that where my mind goes as an

26:15

intelligence analyst is well why won't

26:18

you say it now you kept the floodgates

26:21

closed you talk about uh opening the

26:23

kimono.

26:26

You You can literally still say that and

26:29

still keep the kimono closed. They kept

26:31

the kimono closed on even saying we're

26:32

not alone for all these years.

26:34

>> So my my point is is why not say it?

26:39

It's an honest question. Why not say

26:40

we're not alone? Why has China, Russia,

26:44

Israel, Five? Why has everybody kept

26:46

their mouth shut? It's an interesting

26:48

question.

26:49

>> That's a great question. It's my

26:50

question. Why why wouldn't why wouldn't

26:52

another mover, you know, another player

26:54

on the board make a first move? Why not

26:56

China? Why not the Vatican? Vatican

26:58

could make a statement. They have some

27:00

of the best astronomers in the world

27:02

working for the Vatican. Like

27:03

>> I So I to be fair, you're talking to a

27:06

uh devout Catholic, so I'm going to

27:08

tiptoe this one, uh gentlemen. But uh

27:11

you know, I've been clear. I've never

27:13

said extraterrestrial intelligence

27:15

exists. I've never seen proof of

27:17

extraterrestrial intelligence. But what

27:19

I would say to you is Catholic priests

27:22

and bishops and cardinals within the

27:24

history of Catholicism have been clear

27:26

we're not alone. By definition, at the

27:28

end of Catholic mass, we say a prayer to

27:30

St. Michael the Archangel. Defend us in

27:32

battle. Protect us from the snares of

27:34

the devil. Uh that is not a demon. That

27:37

is an archangel. By definition is a

27:39

non-human intelligence. So I get what

27:41

you're saying, but this is this is my

27:43

irony when you have Christians go and

27:46

say it's all demonic. By your very

27:48

definition of a religion, if you

27:50

understand Christian history, you

27:52

already believe in NHI that aren't

27:54

demonic. So again, you're getting into

27:57

one of the things I've been pressing.

27:59

Not only is the crimes committed against

28:01

whistleblowers, it's the scop being spun

28:04

on the public, which is people are being

28:07

fed BS to convince themselves of what

28:10

they heard without looking at the

28:12

information. And you're fighting an

28:15

uphill battle against Mockingbird,

28:17

Northwoods, the CIA, ODNI, international

28:20

community, big business, banks, Lockheed

28:23

Martins. You're fighting everything at

28:26

one time

28:28

and that's where you're at.

28:32

>> Funny you mentioned Mockingbird.

28:34

>> Yeah. Is there a chance though that this

28:37

is being kept secret at that high level?

28:39

Cuz like Clint saying he likes that

28:41

question around why is everyone keeping

28:43

it secret? That there's a good reason

28:45

it's kept secret.

28:51

>> Yeah, Andy. I mean, I I brought this up

28:53

before. I The scary part is is that if

28:56

this was all sunshine and rainbows, you

28:58

could say we're not alone. What freaks

29:01

me out is if this was good news, they

29:03

would go and sell it cuz there's a

29:05

profit there. The fact they don't sell

29:07

it freaks me out.

29:09

Yeah,

29:10

>> this guy

29:11

>> he gets it.

29:12

>> One of the one of the questions too is

29:14

how many sovereign nations, countries or

29:16

institutions have a kind of agreements

29:18

with each other uh to keep the genie in

29:20

the bottle here. One, the former

29:22

Brazilian defense minister who Jesse

29:24

Michaels talked to kind of said, "Hey,

29:26

if the US releases their documents and

29:28

files on UFOs, we will as well." But

29:30

also, you know, back in the 70s within

29:33

the salt treaties, the US and the then

29:35

Soviet Union had agreements. They had a

29:37

they had red phone Molink hotlines, Atom

29:40

222 and Atom 3 I33 nuke flash codes to

29:43

alert the Soviet Union or for them to

29:45

alert us Americans if there were UFOs

29:48

that could be misconstrued as ICDMs or

29:50

kind of a nuclear launch. Yeah. Who's to

29:52

say there weren't further classified

29:53

agreements between the US and USSR to

29:56

say, "Hey, if something lands in in kind

29:58

of your territory, you get it. it lands

29:59

in our territory, but let's keep this

30:01

genie in the bottle because we don't

30:03

think yet China or other adversaries,

30:05

other sovereign nations have this

30:06

technology yet. So, I I think that's

30:08

also an open possibility.

30:10

>> This is the thing that gets me though is

30:12

like the the the

30:14

argument that um that the threat

30:16

narrative argument is the it's arguably

30:18

the easiest one to sell to people

30:20

because we buy it all the time. We

30:22

bought it about after 9/11, we bought

30:23

the threat narrative. bought it about uh

30:25

weapons of mass destruction in Iraq when

30:27

Saddam Hussein didn't have any weapons

30:29

of mass. We go to war all the time on

30:32

that basis. So it we know that works.

30:36

And if you wanted to keep people on

30:38

board with what you were doing and

30:40

funding the cover up and continuing to

30:42

just funnel money into this and probably

30:44

even get more, wouldn't it make more

30:45

sense to say, "Yeah, we're not alone."

30:48

And guess what? It's a big scary [ __ ]

30:50

universe out there and we have no I we

30:53

just figured out how to build bows and

30:54

arrows. So we're going to need some

30:56

help. We got to get all the scientists

30:58

on board. We're going to need more

30:59

funding. We're going to push for that.

31:02

Seems to me more effective in terms of

31:04

achieving a positive end result for the

31:06

people in control of the program than

31:10

trying to hold back the tide that is

31:13

clearly impossible to do forever. This

31:16

is a losing fight. Sooner or later,

31:18

information's going to be free.

31:20

>> Well, yeah. And you know, again, I want

31:22

to be careful because I have so many

31:24

thoughts and this is why I joke with

31:25

Gerb. We just need to open a college on

31:28

the history of this stuff. And I mean

31:29

it, man. This would be years in the

31:32

making. But, uh, you know, I'm a big I

31:36

have the answers that I want. My

31:37

questions regard the government and the

31:39

programs they did. So, Tuskiggee Airman,

31:42

what were you doing with psychic spies?

31:45

And what were you doing with genetic

31:46

modification? This goes back to leaked

31:49

phone calls in 2017 by people in this

31:51

space, which I'm sure you guys are all

31:53

connecting real quick. Herb, I see the

31:55

smile on your face, buddy. I uh

31:59

I I'll I'll leave it here. I look at

32:02

intent. So, the way my brain works is

32:05

this. What are the facts? I don't care

32:07

about the opinions of the facts. What

32:09

are the facts? Something's here. It's

32:10

interacting with humans. It conceals

32:13

itself. It goes to military bases. It

32:16

goes to nuclear sites. Why are you doing

32:19

that? And then you look at, okay, we

32:22

recovered things. Hypothetically, if you

32:24

believe it, I know where I'm at with

32:25

this. And I think Gerb and Pavle and

32:27

most of you guys up here know where

32:29

you're at with it. So now you go to,

32:31

okay, we recovered it. Well, now let's

32:33

go back to 2023 and Dave Grush with

32:36

agreements. So my point is is that if

32:39

you look at the facts and you accept

32:41

basic things as true, whether you know

32:43

them firsthand or not, if you believe

32:46

them based on the research and GE, this

32:48

is where you do a good job. You go

32:50

through all of this and you see what's

32:52

out there in the public record and you

32:54

break it down.

32:57

I do not know real quick. I do not know

33:00

how anybody can say the intent of the

33:03

majority of what we're seeing is

33:06

beneficial. At most, I think you could

33:09

say it's clearly

33:12

an operation for uh preparation of the

33:15

battlefield. And I hate saying it. I

33:17

know people freak out because of the

33:19

threat narrative, but it's pretty

33:22

difficult to argue against it in my

33:24

opinion.

33:26

I am so glad you said that because I

33:28

don't disagree with that statement at

33:30

all and it's weird that no one else is

33:31

talking about it. I I don't know why

33:33

it's not discussed more.

33:35

>> See fear maybe and also maybe we just

33:38

haven't gotten that far yet. I think

33:40

that's what we're trying to do at least

33:41

on this channel is like get to that part

33:43

of the conversation. What are they

33:44

doing? They're already here. We know

33:46

that. Okay, let's move on. Why are they

33:48

here? But uh this this idea that they

33:54

they they have to act in a clandestine

33:57

way. Clearly their actions are organized

34:00

and somehow are I don't know um

34:06

if if that is an organized um

34:09

clandestine operation that is

34:12

practically invisible to the average

34:13

person most of the time, then maybe

34:16

their numbers aren't that great. Maybe

34:18

they're not as powerful as we're

34:20

supposed to believe that they are. This

34:22

whole idea of like, oh, they're

34:24

unstoppable. They're like gods. They

34:25

could snap their fingers and we'd all be

34:27

dead. Maybe. Or maybe not. It certainly

34:30

doesn't appear that way. If they could,

34:32

if they had that kind of capability, I

34:34

don't understand why they would be so cy

34:35

about everything that they're doing.

34:37

>> Um,

34:39

you could make the argument like if you

34:40

came to me as Joe Q public and you said,

34:42

"Look, there is we, yes, we've made

34:45

contact. The reason we couldn't tell you

34:47

is because we didn't know what we were

34:48

dealing with. But it's been 79 years.

34:50

Now we do. Here's what we're dealing

34:52

with. It's a mixed bag. There's some bad

34:54

guys out there. There's some good guys

34:56

out there. But it's risky and we don't

34:58

know who's who. It's all new territory

35:00

for us. So, we are going to build our

35:03

defenses. We have to assimilate this

35:05

technology. We have to advance our

35:06

military capabilities. We have to be

35:08

able to go toe-to-toe with a

35:10

civilization that's got a 10,000-year

35:12

head start on us. And that's the

35:15

problem. And then you just say like

35:16

that's where we're at. And people would

35:18

buy into that. They'd go, "Okay, Clint,

35:20

you're assuming

35:22

>> preach." Go ahead, Gerb. I was just

35:23

gonna say, "Preach, my man. Gerb, go and

35:25

preach. I'm here. I'm in the

35:26

congregation. Let's go, buddy."

35:28

>> I was going to say, you're assuming that

35:29

that's one species of NHI. Uh, and that

35:32

that's the same NHI that was here of

35:36

prior years in epox is the same NHI here

35:38

of today.

35:39

>> Oh, no. I'm saying you could have you

35:41

you don't have to pick one. You could

35:42

just say, "Look, it's a mixed bag."

35:44

Sometimes they're these little gray

35:45

guys. They're not a big problem, but

35:46

sometimes it's these other things and

35:48

that's a real issue.

35:50

>> You know what I mean? Like you you don't

35:51

have to answer.

35:53

>> Well, the topic, too. This is kind of uh

35:55

my wheelhouse. You have to think uh the

35:57

first kind of globally recognized crash

36:00

on on US soil was 1947's Roswell. Uh

36:04

there were previous crashes like

36:05

Magenta. For all intents and purposes,

36:06

Magento was a lenticular disc that was

36:08

non-manned. Uh, for all I know, because

36:11

I'm unaware, maybe Roswell was the first

36:12

time we recovered biologics, but in

36:14

1947, this was hot off the heels of of

36:17

World War II. This is right when we were

36:19

in a competing race with the Soviets to

36:20

build the Hbomb, which was exponentially

36:22

more powerful than even the atomic bomb.

36:24

And all of a sudden, in our American

36:25

Southwest, we have a series of crashes

36:27

of of small beings that display

36:29

tremendous technological capabilities.

36:31

uh there's going to be a scramble to to

36:33

both uh not incite fear within the the

36:36

larger US populace as well as try and uh

36:38

create asymmetrical advantages from that

36:40

technology. And over the years that

36:42

secrecy structure uh just spiraled out

36:45

of control to where even uh real truths

36:47

of reality there the the question of

36:50

whether or not we're alone which no

36:51

we're not uh has basically become

36:53

classified information. It's just been a

36:55

a tremendous compounding effect. It's

36:57

it's it's wild. You you know the idea

36:59

that Dylan's talking about that

37:01

potentially they're it's preparing a

37:03

battlefield. I've always liked there's a

37:04

lot of good hypotheses. Something people

37:06

always say modern day is that the alien

37:10

abduction stopped. Why did they stop?

37:12

Why have they slowed down? Well, maybe

37:14

they found out all they needed to know.

37:16

And if you're going through stages of

37:18

discovery, observation, planning,

37:21

assessment, then maybe alien abductions

37:23

were just genuinely a thing for a couple

37:25

of decades. And they went, "Cool. We

37:27

know what we need to know. Let's move

37:30

>> Interestingly, I I just caught a clip of

37:33

Matthew Pines on Jesse Michael's uh show

37:36

talking about that very question. And

37:37

they had a very interesting exchange on

37:39

this. And one of the ideas that they

37:42

were kicking back and forth was uh when

37:46

the project is complete and you don't

37:48

need to collect specimens anymore, that

37:50

might indicate that whatever you think

37:52

is about to happen is going to happen

37:54

soon. And you have to have whatever

37:57

genetic collections you're going to do

37:59

done because if a calamity were to take

38:02

place or something uh were to wipe us

38:04

out or we wipe ourselves out and you

38:06

knew that was going to happen. Uh that

38:08

could be part of the ticking time clock.

38:11

>> Uh thinking

38:13

>> I'm going to be my smartass in this.

38:15

Excuse my language. Sorry for people

38:16

with the kids. Ding ding ding.

38:21

I I have a uh an interjection to make a

38:23

little bit because um I remember Tom

38:26

Dong talking about uh or insinuating

38:29

that uh if this is real and uh this

38:32

whole uh preparing for battlefield

38:35

concept is real. Um he exposed that

38:40

there there might be uh uh a scenario

38:44

where the the government and everybody

38:46

who's keeping this a secret is doing it

38:48

because they're getting ready in secret.

38:50

And that's why potentially a lot of the

38:52

misinformation has been taking place uh

38:55

for nearly 80 years because um you don't

38:58

want to give away the plan for whatever

39:01

they're getting ready to, you know.

39:03

Great.

39:04

>> I don't know if that's like a like a

39:05

possibility, but um that came up to me

39:08

uh as you guys were talking.

39:11

>> Yeah. The secrecy is not about us

39:13

finding out. It's about the occupiers

39:17

who are here that look like us that are

39:19

embedded in our society finding out.

39:21

Like you've got

39:22

>> I I'm going to tiptoe that one. You

39:24

know, I'm going to speak facts. Here's

39:26

facts. And again, not saying what you

39:28

said isn't a fact, but here's a fact.

39:30

that was asked to me in McMinnville and

39:32

I answered it this way. Uh you really

39:35

think Russia, China, Israel, Fivei, uh

39:39

all the rest of the superpowers,

39:41

especially the nuclear superpowers don't

39:42

know this is real? So why are all them

39:46

keeping their mouth shut? Because the

39:47

question to me is why is everybody being

39:49

quiet? Why is Russia quiet? Why is China

39:52

quiet? At a certain point, again quoting

39:55

Dave,

39:57

you got to bring in agreements. That is

40:00

the only answer to this. It is

40:04

>> that we have agreements with them to

40:06

maintain secrecy for their benefit

40:09

>> agreements at least internationally. Now

40:11

you can go and expand that to are we in

40:13

communication with them. I'm not going

40:15

to make that bridge. But at a certain

40:18

point, this goes back to nuclear weapons

40:19

inspections and what I talked about on

40:21

weaponize and Matt has tiptoed into it.

40:24

At a certain at a certain point there is

40:27

some type of agreement to keep this

40:29

quiet in the international community.

40:31

There has to be.

40:34

>> I I wonder if they have that much

40:36

coordination. I mean, it just seems like

40:38

they would be that'd be one thing out of

40:40

so many things that that they would be

40:42

coordinated on. Um I don't know, man. I

40:46

the impression I got when I read uh I

40:48

think we're about to go officially to

40:50

Doomer Friday, which by the way, uh

40:51

Justin, I'm going to cue the uh I'm

40:53

going to cue the video in a second here,

40:54

but the um because we're getting into

40:56

the Doom territory.

40:58

The um

41:02

the impression I got from reading

41:04

Penetration, Ingos Swan's amazing book

41:06

on remote viewing was that um there is a

41:09

group that that looks like us, that

41:11

talks like us, walks like us. They have

41:12

telepathic abilities. They could

41:14

influence us from a distance and they

41:16

are here. They are in our society. They

41:18

are embedded in our institutions. They

41:20

are everywhere. They could be people

41:22

that you even know and you wouldn't know

41:24

that they are hybrids. But that's part

41:26

of what's going on. And the impression I

41:29

got was that there is a group of people

41:30

in the intelligence apparatus that are

41:33

acutely aware of this and they are

41:34

trying to like work around that in some

41:37

kind of very complex weird way. Um, and

41:40

that's that's very deep lore for people

41:42

who aren't into this topic, you know,

41:44

more than just the surface level stuff,

41:46

but I can't escape. I can't shake the

41:50

feeling that the ticking time clock

41:51

thing is real. I remember Coltart saying

41:54

it years ago that he had heard this

41:56

rumor. Um, it feels like the information

41:59

is flowing faster. It feels like we're

42:01

on some kind of a moving platform here

42:03

and it's just

42:05

>> so

42:05

>> there's got to be an end point. May May

42:08

I fill you in on something again? My

42:10

friend Jeremy Corbell and George Knap

42:12

friends plural Gerb Andy Pavle Clint.

42:15

Gentlemen to the bottom right. Haven't

42:17

met yet, but you're my friend. I got

42:19

nothing but love for all you guys.

42:21

Here's the deal. Jeremy and George went

42:23

and met with Lou and they brought up a

42:26

future event and Lou answered it the way

42:28

that he could. And this goes back to why

42:31

the hell is ODNI and CIA leaking

42:33

classified whistleblower testimony to

42:36

friaking journalists? If you are not

42:38

pissed as an American citizen, what are

42:41

we talking about? But to answer your

42:43

question, that was brought up to Lou and

42:45

Lou had to answer it legally the way you

42:48

have to answer it in this world.

42:51

It's pretty clear something's going on.

42:54

And I try to avoid the woo. And most of

42:56

you up here know that I know a thing or

42:58

two about the woo. I don't like talking

43:00

about the woo. I don't want to talk

43:01

about it publicly. But there's a reason

43:04

all this is unfolding. And I avoid Engo

43:07

Swan not calling him a liar. I avoid all

43:09

of this. But there's something to it. At

43:12

the end of the day, there's a reason why

43:14

all of this is starting to come out.

43:16

There's a reason why you see an internal

43:18

struggle within the Department of War,

43:20

Department of Defense, and the IC. Gerb.

43:22

Am I wrong there? You see them fighting

43:24

with each other daily.

43:26

>> Mhm.

43:27

>> True.

43:27

>> So, it's pretty clear something is

43:30

happening for a reason. And having

43:33

worked in this for over a decade, uh you

43:36

don't begin getting into uh fighting

43:38

matches internally with lots of money

43:41

and contracts, unless something's going

43:43

on in two agencies at minimum have a

43:46

real big investment on what they want to

43:49

be done with that information.

43:52

>> Yeah.

43:55

That is that is very well said. Can we

43:58

Dylan, do you have a few minutes? Are

43:59

you going to be here with us for another

44:00

10 minutes, 15 minutes?

44:02

>> I I'm literally trying to say my age

44:04

rack, man. Uh I'm going to make a joke.

44:07

Uh you know, my family's unemployed and

44:10

we're living off of pennies. We're

44:11

pinching them. So, uh I'm trying to uh

44:14

shop, vac out water, and make sure I

44:16

have AC. But I'm here to uh be polite

44:19

and do my best to not do anything crazy

44:22

and just be a friend to you guys. I just

44:24

want to say hi. But my favorite

44:26

conversations are these where I can

44:28

actually talk. So, uh, what is it you

44:31

want from me? Because if it's not vital,

44:34

I'm going to go back to working on my

44:36

Hback.

44:38

>> I just want to keep picking your brain,

44:39

but if you've got other stuff to do,

44:41

please don't don't let us keep you. You

44:43

have you've spent more than enough time.

44:45

You've been very generous with your time

44:46

today, sir.

44:48

>> Thank you, Dylan.

44:49

>> Yeah. Thank you for everything.

44:50

>> Awesome.

44:52

>> Everybody on uh in the chat, please uh

44:54

give it up for Dylan Borland who's uh

44:56

joined us today. Much to our surprise

44:59

and delight. This has been awesome, man.

45:01

>> Well, if I'm gonna if I'm getting

45:03

booted, Gerb, Andy, Pavle, Clint,

45:06

gentleman to the bottom right, who

45:08

what's your name? I didn't know it.

45:11

>> Uh I love you guys. Peace to all of you.

45:14

I love all of you. You guys mean the

45:16

world. What you guys are doing means the

45:17

world to me and the whistleblowers.

45:19

Gerb, you know,

45:22

Andy and Pavle, you guys are on the

45:24

receiving end of this. This isn't

45:26

possible without you guys, especially in

45:28

the trenches. I know at Contact, I'm

45:30

going to say something that I normally

45:31

wouldn't say, but Gerb, you said it. You

45:33

want to be in the trenches with us. You

45:35

are nothing but love, my man. And I love

45:38

you, Dyl. And we got a date soon.

45:40

>> Oh, I love it.

45:41

>> Video out. You bring me roses, my man.

45:44

You better bring me roses. You're damn

45:45

right. They better be red. Um, but no, I

45:49

love you guys. Keep doing what you're

45:51

doing. Uh, we got to figure out a way to

45:53

hold the government accountable, the

45:54

agencies accountable, the private

45:56

businesses accountable. We need to look

45:58

out for whistleblowers. If you want this

46:00

to happen, you know, everybody brings up

46:03

Dave and Dave started this. You need to

46:06

protect Dave and you need to protect

46:07

everybody else who was there with Dave

46:09

that aren't known and the people who

46:11

are. The only way we're getting through

46:14

this is to hold these people

46:15

accountable. And what you guys are doing

46:17

is that have the conversations

46:20

and hopefully we get there. And I

46:22

appreciate being here. I was just going

46:24

to stop and say hi and we got off on

46:26

some tangents, but I hope I didn't do

46:28

anything too crazy. Nothing but love.

46:30

And I got to go uh wet back a uh AC unit

46:33

cuz it's flooded. So, love y'all.

46:36

>> Dylan,

46:36

>> love you, Dylan.

46:37

>> Thanks.

46:37

>> Bye, Dylan.

46:38

>> Have fun.

46:39

>> All right,

46:40

>> guys.

46:41

>> So, there you have it, folks. Um, you

46:44

know, uh, it got over 30 minutes of

46:48

conversation with Dylan. Um he said that

46:51

these are the conversations that I can

46:53

speak freely because you need to

46:55

understand whenever he is for example

46:58

with uh Jeremy and George they have a

47:01

very specific plan on how they want

47:03

things said because they have Chuck

47:05

Mcculla advising them this is a very

47:08

serious matter so they need to be really

47:10

specific and there weren't still uh any

47:15

uh places where he could uh you know

47:18

feel more comfortable and talk about

47:20

this freely

47:22

and I think that this was it. This was

47:25

the moment and it happened organically

47:28

and it got a little serious because you

47:30

know this conversation about intent and

47:34

potentially how many there are you know

47:38

it's it's a conversation that needs to

47:40

eventually happen because you know

47:43

there's the love and light crew the star

47:46

seed crew that think that this is going

47:48

to be like an elevation of consciousness

47:50

and nothing bad is going to happen. They

47:53

don't really know that. They really

47:55

don't. So, we need to listen to people

47:57

who are in the fight, in the, you know,

48:02

in it. And Dylan is one of those people.

48:06

And um I want to thank Dylan more

48:09

importantly first and foremost because

48:12

he uh he's always been very kind and

48:15

very open and uh really personable, but

48:18

the people needed to hear from him and

48:20

I'm glad that they got this treat uh to

48:24

hear from him. Let me know what you

48:26

think about this conversation because it

48:27

got really serious and doomy being it a

48:30

doomer Friday at certain points. Um I

48:35

happen to like the the most the

48:37

conversation about how the perception of

48:40

the phenomenon has been uh through the

48:42

lens of religion for example uh and

48:46

Dylan is a Roman Catholic. He told you

48:48

that that is going to play into a lot of

48:50

this too. Uh I think all walks of life

48:53

will all disciplines will. Um but let me

48:57

know what you think. Uh it was a really

48:59

amazing conversation. The reason I redid

49:02

it on my channel here is because I don't

49:06

post the Doomer Friday episode on

49:08

Fridays. I don't post it on my other

49:11

platforms. I don't post it on Spotify. I

49:14

don't post it on on Patreon anymore.

49:16

Last Tuesday's one, that was one that

49:19

was an exception because it wasn't

49:21

really a Doomer Friday, per se. It was a

49:24

special occasion. So, that one I did

49:26

post. But the Friday ones are going to

49:29

stay on the YouTube live feed on

49:31

Squakivo and the other channels. So

49:34

that's why I'm doing this. Um, I got

49:36

permission from everybody and I thought

49:39

it was important to hear Dylan where he

49:42

stands on what's happening. And I'm glad

49:44

that he spoke about other whistleblowers

49:47

too who have been going through it.

49:49

That's the reality right now. They're

49:50

being ostracized, demonized, and

49:53

harassed, doxed, and worse. and they

49:57

need our support in any capacity that we

50:00

can give it. Whether it be just support,

50:04

just verbal support to whatever you can

50:07

think of that we can help when more

50:09

information comes about ways in which we

50:11

can help people like them. You can be

50:13

sure that we will report on it. Thank

50:15

you, Dylan. Thank you to everybody on

50:17

Doomer Friday. Thank you to Gerb. I was

50:19

very excited to have Gerb on finally. Uh

50:22

we got to chop it up a little bit. The

50:24

whole conversation is really wonderful.

50:26

I know that this video is probably going

50:28

to do a little better than the video

50:30

that I did, but I would go and watch the

50:32

entire thing because Rob Jones made some

50:35

really awesome points, too. Sad that he

50:37

didn't get to stay for the Dylan Borland

50:40

intervention because he had to record

50:42

with with Ross Coldart on NewsNation.

50:45

But it was a an amazing combo and I I'm

50:49

going to leave it in the description so

50:50

you guys can check it out. But let me

50:51

know what you think. I can't wait to

50:53

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53:39

>> Remember remember

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