#225 America Unplugged -Disclosure Theater: Exposing the Fake Alien Invasion Psyop

0:00 Author of Hidden History and Survival of the Richest, host of the Donald Jeffries Show, Billy Ray Valentine, host of the Infinite Fringe Podcast, researcher, truth seeker from the Bronx, New York, Tony Arterburn, radio host, combat veteran, precious metals analyst, and alt-historian. Together, they take on the headlines of the week, decode the disinformation, and plow through the mainstream propaganda. Unauthorized, unscripted, and unintimidated, this is America Unplugged.

0:46 All right, what's going on, everybody? How is everyone doing? Hope everybody's having a great start to their weekend. It's America Unplugged, the War on Reality Report. And reality is the key here today. My God, right? We got, what is it, lions, tigers, bears, fake alien invasions, and pandemics. The whole deal today here on America Unplugged. And for all of you that love, you know, everything is fake, this is the show for you. I don't know if we'll get much, much pushback on the episode today. Mr. Tony Arterburn, the wisest of all the wolves, what's going on? Well, I can say with some certainty, I've not been probed by bleep blorp yet, nor do I have the hantavirus. And that's because I have a black cat named Pumpkin. She takes care of all the rats. And if whatever rat, she doesn't get beans, we'll take care of.

1:40 So I'm hantavirus free right now. I was beginning to get jealous. I was like, am I the only one that hasn't been probed by bleep blorp? But now that you told me that you haven't, I feel a little bit better that it's not a personal thing. I mean, I changed my profile on abductee.com, but I just haven't attracted bleep blorp yet. You know, I tried to, so let's see what develops. Hopefully we can come back and report differently next week, right here on America Unplugged. The legendary Don Jeffries, you had an encounter with bleep blorp, I heard. Please tell us about it. I was going to say, you know, I spent, well, I guess I'm too old for them to, you know, to do a Cartman experiment on me or something, but thank goodness. But no, I think I saw my first UFO last week. It was right after I finished the article on the fake alien invasion, which was, you know, almost as if someone was reading it. And I'm pretty sure, I mean, when I was a teenager into my twenties, next to the JFK assassination, UFOs were my number two seed. And, you know, I spent a lot of time sometimes, you know, looking up at the sky at night and trying to see a UFO and never did. And I'm pretty sure I was out with my dog, you know, she didn't, she didn't react to it though. You know, they used to be in the lore, the UFO lore, the animals will always know, but she's clueless, I guess. But that's what I think. I don't know. But it was just, that's what I think it was. It didn't really do anything. It's just kind of motionless, but I thought it was ironic considering what I wrote.

3:10 It was, it was a time traveler. They came back in time to, to gaze at the legend that is Don Jeffries. And they took some pictures. They didn't want to, you know, mess with the timeline. So they didn't want to go down there and talk to you because otherwise it would have splintered off into several different timelines and that's against the universal code. So that didn't happen. You know, I froze up there for a minute. I think something happened, but anyway, Tony, what's up, man? What do we want to talk about? So they released the UFO files. Still haven't released all of the Epstein files. Still a war in Iran going on. The Strait of Hormuz is still closed and they're shooting at each other. There is no freaking ceasefire, you know, gas prices are through the roof. Trump is tanking airline freaking companies. But here we have the UFO files have been totally released and people are freaking going nuts throughout the interwebs and throughout the alt media saying disclosure has finally happened to look what we got here. We got a picture of a freaking seraphim, you know, and this is gorgeous. This is beautiful. You know, it's, it's, it's, it's, this is not true. This is all fake. This is not real. Whatever they're showing you isn't what you think it is. Tony Arterburn, what's up, man? That's where this is the outcropping of the mother of all psyops. And, you know, it's interesting. I talked about this on

4:43 my show and fortuitous that Don wrote the article because I was going to talk about it anyway. Something that I've been meditating on and thinking about seriously since the summer of 2020. And I have in my notes and I went back because one of the thing I was reading Jim Mars book, alien agenda from 1997, uh, there on my mountain in the Ozarks, I remember, and I wrote it down and I said, 2027, this is something that came to me. I was like, this is, I kind of did a reverse engineering of all the timelines. And this is this timeline from what I understand is this is the great reset decade. That's what I, I labeled it at the beginning of 2020. It has all of the mechanisms of the psyops built in to funnel everyone into agenda 2030 and to the great reset and to the, the blueprint for the one world government and all of the fever dreams cooked up by the lizard folk. And I I've understood that to be at least their goal. It doesn't mean that's where we're going, but I just remember that. And I talked about that on my show. I said, this is something, I think this is the, the last shoe to drop in whatever this hodgepodge, this soup soup of psyops that we have. And, uh, I think, um, it's the ultimate distraction. I mean, Don's, you know, absolutely correct. You're talking about, uh, next to the JFK assassination when he was coming up, like that was, first of all, it was like a place that was, you weren't

6:16 even supposed to talk about, you know, it was, uh, considered uncouth and even to talk about the JFK assassination, but UFOs in general, you were considered a tinfoil hat or a kook, you know, you were mentally deranged and all the rest and all that journalism, all the stuff that was actually real, like fundamental sound journalism that happened in reporting, uh, throughout the sixties, seventies and beyond. A lot of that stuff was just, uh, shrugged off and you were ridiculed and now they want to bring it back, but there's a level of it that if you're really paying attention, it has to do with the expansion of the national security state.

6:57 And there's probably some other underlying goals in there about unification of countries and other things. And that's the unification of governments, kind of like we saw under COVID 1984 with the Rockefeller lockstep plan where all these governments were, even though they're on paper, they're supposed to be opposed to each other. We're using the same tactics, uh, and the same policies against their own citizens. So there's an interlocking goal here of policy that they want to use this perceived either outside threat or disclosure for. And I think that's, what's the most important thing to watch moving forward is that this is going to be leveraged for something.

7:39 This isn't about scientific discovery or about enlightenment. Uh, this is about, uh, a tool. This is about, um, tactic. This is a psychological tactic. In my opinion, I think we're going to, this is only at the beginning of what we're about to see. It's going to cover, it's going to seem to cover up a lot of their failures and what they're doing to us on purpose with the energy crisis that they've also manufactured. But yeah, I think more of this is certainly coming down the pike. You know, what I find most interesting about all of this is that you're talking about, you know, that they got a bunch of, uh, of government paid, uh, federally, uh, uh, pastors together to discuss to their flock. And I don't know how true this story is, but I've, I've seen it around, you know, to discuss to the people, to tell the people that, uh, you know, um, this new, uh, uh, revelation of UFOs is going to shake the core of their beliefs and everything is going to change. So you have to prep your people for it, you know, and there were some, uh, a Senator or somebody that, that sat in and did this shit. It sounds like a Lord, a load, a load of horse crap to me, but, but it's, it's out there. It's it's, it's out there. And I, you know what, to be honest, if, if it happened, I wouldn't be surprised because, um, they had pastors under the payroll during COVID, right. They, they did that. So it, it, I wouldn't be surprised if, if they tried to disseminate information that way about this

9:12 alien disclosure, was it, which isn't disclosure they did. Trump himself is out there. Well, he says the same thing about everything. So just fill in the blank and go back 10 years. And the same thing he's been saying, it's the same thing that he said. Now, I don't know. I don't have it. I don't have an opinion either way about, I don't know. You know, that's, that's what he said. So he doesn't freaking know. So what did, what did they disclose exactly? You know, if they don't know, they showed a couple of pictures of lights in the sky and, uh, and people are freaking going nuts about it. I don't understand it. Don Jeffrey's the legendary what's up. Yeah. And as I said, and as Tony mentioned, that was my second seed, you know, when I, when I was, wasn't a reading and talking about the JFK assassination as a teenager and early twenties, it was the UFOs. I mean, I just was obsessed with them. I read everything on this subject. I said, I looked for, for a long time, trying to find a UFO, see if it was unsuccessful, but I personally questioned why decades later, why now suddenly they're treating this subject seriously. You know, back then people who saw UFOs were ridiculed as Tony kind of alluded to. And if you remember Dr. Carl Sagan, I used to always refer to him as I hated the guy, sorry, Dr. Carl Sagan, because he used to go on with Johnny Carson and, and ridicule people that saw UFOs while saying billions and billions of planets, you know, again, to try to get away from God, we're nothing, we're a tiny speck, but you know, and Johnny was just nodding, you know, and he was up to some farmer somewhere.

10:39 I don't know what they do, but you think these farmers are making it up. And, um, it's a real phenomenon. Something's there to me, you have crowds. I think in Brazil in the 1950s, they had a thousands of people, you know, watch the light show in the sky together. So it was this mass delusion that Fatima, you know, that kind of thing. So you can't discount something like that. There's stories that he encounters. My favorite one is the one, I think it was a Brazilian farmer, it was a farmer somewhere where this craft landed in his backyard and humanoids, you know, got out and walked up to him and gave him a plate of pancakes were perfectly normal. Now, would make a story like that up? There's, would you would you make that up and it'd be believable.

11:24 But that's the kind of stuff we've heard about the alien probes or the incubus and succubus or the claim they're having sex with them and everything. And South Park had fun with that in their very first episode. But there's, there's many of these things out there to discount, but it was ridiculed for a long time. You might as well suddenly having 60 minutes and all these come out and say, well, of course, Oswald didn't do it and act like they never said that he did. That's basically what they're doing here is the same. But there I and I talked about the fake alien invasion, Project Blue, I don't know if that's ever going to happen, but they want us to think they might do it. And I'm always sending out, you know, suggestions that, you know, we're going to do this. Sure. And I don't know how many people would fall for it because everybody, you know, I think I think it would be kind of like onto this too, or even more so people would because they're not good at signups now, pretty much. So I think that I don't think they do a good job of it and selling it. But clearly, I think the agenda here is, and it took me a long time, you know, I believed in aliens and all that stuff when I was a kid, because what else is it?

12:27 That's what they're saying it is. But I think there's, it's definitely something different. Could be time travelers, could be interdimensional thing, but I think it's more likely something to do with our government and something to do with they want us to believe this. And if they had something like that, the goal of a fake alien invasion would be to drive, you already have, whether that's true about the pastors or not, I don't know. But the idea, again, I think, is to turn people away from God. And to make it seem like we're just one of, you know, billions and millions of these civilizations. And of course, we're amphibian. You know, these are superior civilizations that travel light years to get so they can hand out pancakes to people. You know, they don't try to be like once about nuclear power, some other things. So I think it's, I'm suspicious of it, obviously. I don't know why they're selling, because these are all people that ridiculed people that saw UFOs for a long time. And Billy was talking about the videos. They've had these videos for decades that are very impressive. And they're no more impressive now than they were then. So, but they're acting like they were. They're even talking about, you know, a USO is underwater submerged objects, which I read about, again, decades ago, where they've had lots of people talk, is there a civilization under the ocean?

13:41 Because they've had these craft people have seen them from ships. They're talking about it now. Why? Why are they doing what we know they never have an altruistic motive. So this can't be anything good. But I had fun with it, writing about it, because, you know, it's laughable. But and even something like, you know, when they made the movie, A Man in Black, you know, people read my novel, The Unreals, I talked about MIBs, and they're constantly they fascinated me, Men in Black, and they weren't like Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. But they were sent out there is to, to try to make people think they were alien, and try to, you know, they would act differently. So they wouldn't quite seem to fit in. They were actors, and make people think, okay, these are the extraterrestrials warning us not to talk about them. So this is a huge thing. And so it's a production that's been going on a long time, and people died. People, people saw whistleblowers, saw things back then were whistleblowers.

14:39 It was like I Travis Walton in the woods and people like that. Their lives were ruined. When they report they usually lost their jobs, their families usually left them much as happens with other conspiracy whistleblowers. So I don't know what's going to happen. But I think we need to keep the heat on about it. And, and as Billy Ray can appreciate this, you know, if they, you know, they don't don't get on any ship. Because at this point, it may really be a cookbook, because we know they're eating people now. We know from the Epstein-Williams case, don't get on any ship. Don't. If they're inviting you on a ship for intergalactic travel, just turn them down. Okay. It's not a good. It's not a good look. You don't you don't want to do that. So yeah, I saw these things and I'm like, who are they trying to fool? Really? Only those who want to believe like Fox Mulder are are going for this right now, because there's they've proved nothing.

15:35 They've done nothing. This is Epstein files 2.0 pretty much right now at this point. You know, it's it's it's so much unsubstantiated stuff, even though Epstein files does have some some stuff that's very like damn right. But this alien stuff is just whatever, bro. It's just like all over the place. And and like Don said, they're not showing anything new. I think a lot of this stuff has been out there for a while. The the Seraphim one or the Cherubim one, I don't know what it is, but there's this light that's that looks like a star. And that one's taken off all over the place. And people are like, oh, look at this. It's it's a it's a Seraphim in philosophical inquiry to for the panel. Why is it that this always floats up at this time? And then this is in relation to the supposed meeting that the pastor was alluding to. I listened to the clip. There's no like substance to what he said. There's no details or anything else. It's more like there was this meeting.

16:39 Can't tell you where it was. Blah, blah, blah. What what is this about shaking someone's faith? I mean, what's the what's the downside here? If you if somebody obviously whatever comes out is going to be a half truth or an outright lie. But let's say you found out that there is existence of extraterrestrials or interdimensional entities. Why does that shake your faith? That's bizarre to me. And and then the pastor is worried that they'll lose their flock based off of this. Well, a great majority of the people, I mean, even J.D. Vance says, I believe these entities are demons. So if they're demons, doesn't that just bolster your faith? And again, looking at it through that lens, you're just adding so much credibility to this, the psychopathy of a lot of the so-called faith leaders now, especially the evangelicals who want to usher in the return of Jesus by destroying the world, like by ushering in Armageddon and building the third temple and all this. I mean, if you really drill down into what they believe about revelation and they want to help it along. I mean, Bill Cooper talked about that, you know, the little little white hair old ladies that want Armageddon. He was trying to get people to think about what that actually means. And, you know, especially a manmade Armageddon, not something that's God's wrath or God's plan, something that you created with your own philosophies and failed ideologies. So this is this is an interesting hodgepodge of what what are the consequences of will we get to the truth? You know, if you want to show a video,

18:14 show the video that that that Air Force officer saw during was it the 1980s? Don, you probably know this, where they pulled him into a room and showed like Kraft going up to an ICBM test launch and they were like disarming the warhead and like flying around it. And this is something I mean, this was a high level officer who saw that. There's so many of those things that, you know, go back even further. I think it was Captain Thomas Manti, who very vividly on the radio described chasing one is and I think he disappeared. There's tons of these cases out there and it feeds a little bit into the Bermuda Triangle was very popular back then, too. I used to read tons of stuff on that. That's kind of gone away. People say it has not been debunked at all. I mean, I can tell you tons of stories about that that make no sense, but it's kind of a it's a bleed over into that where there's this phenomenon that they can't explain.

19:11 And they used to ignore it and let coops like me, you know, burnouts like me read it when he was young. Now it's becoming mainstream. And why is it becoming mainstream? Like I said, they're I don't know. We know they don't have good motives. That's for sure. You know, so to piggyback on something that Tony said, I don't know. I don't know for the life of me why this would shake somebody's belief in God, you know, maybe specifics like like if people are literalist, maybe, you know, but. That further, you know, hardens my belief in a creator that there's other life outside. How do you think that got there? It just popped up spontaneously.

19:54 You know, so I don't get it. I don't understand people that look at simulation simulation theory as as, oh, that means that there's no God. No, it doesn't. It just means that it's a different mechanism of manifesting reality. That's all it means. It was created by something. It was created by God. You know, and so everything I think Thomas in the chat, I had it up there and I took it out like a doofus. I wanted to read what Thomas had put up, but said that, you know, everything in the sky is is made by my creator. I'm paraphrasing something like that. It's absolutely right. It's everything, everything. So this shouldn't change anything. It's like the explanation for the flat earth is like they want you to believe that we're not special.

20:37 You know, I don't understand that just because a different race exists somewhere doesn't make us any less special than than what we are. Right. And would that be the hope of the of the overlords as to by releasing this information that they put a dent in faith or warp it? And so, I mean, so, Tony, this was a really bad attempt at disclosure. You know, I don't think this is convincing anybody that isn't already convinced. You know, so I don't know what it does. If that's what they were trying to do, they failed miserably. I don't want I mean, I know these people are ridiculously stupid, but. It just doesn't make sense to me to go ahead.

21:21 The smaller that God gets in the minds of some of these so-called leaders or people, you know, that's when man becomes more tribal, and that's what I was talking about with the end of the world or what I called when I was a teenager, the end of the world industrial complex where they use whatever information to point towards. See, it's the end times and all this. It creates chaos. And I think that's that's my gut feeling that whatever about this, this timeline, and you got to remember, too, the reason I was talking about 2027 and thinking that in 2020. And then later, I would find that there's certain individuals who drop stuff throughout the intelligence community also talking about 2027. It's actually 80 years on from Roswell, which is, you know, the 20 year times for the 80 year cycles that we have called turnings.

22:12 That's a fourth turning. And that would be, again, 80 years since the birth of the National Security State, the NSA, the CIA, the Air Force, all the stuff that was post Roswell and leading into the Cold War. So it's interesting that that's all culminating together on this timeline. And you have to first, I think, just skepticism of whatever is released is leverage to control the narrative and not about scientific discovery and not about expanding consciousness of anything. It's to make people regress and become more resigned to the collapse of society or worldwide war or that we need. You can go back to something that I talked about on my show and something that influenced Bill Cooper. Even Jackson T. Barrett in the chat I noticed earlier, he was talking about the USO, the Unidentified Submergible Object that Bill Cooper saw while he was in the Navy. Bill eventually realized that there was something sinister about all the UFO disclosure or about the narrative of it leading to a one world government. So he abandoned the UFO talk entirely to focus on the power structure, the New World Order, based off something that John Dewey said in 1917. This concept of uniting mankind behind an outside planetary threat was something that they used or wanted to use. Reagan talked about it a couple of different

23:45 times. He was obsessed with UFO culture and what I think Colin Powell said that they called him Reagan's little green men because he would stay up and watch old like 50s movies and stuff about alien invasions. And he talked about it at the UN several times and so many other leaders have. But there's something about this and all that's happening now that it leaves me skeptical, obviously, and I'm looking for the kubono, who benefits? And it seems to be that the power structure benefits, not we, the people, you know, who benefits. We know who benefits, even though it's for just a little while. But it's it's you know, it gets people talking about other things.

24:31 You know, right now, and that's the most obvious of who benefits out of all of this. Ultimately, this is going to go away soon unless you are a hardcore disclosure seeker and those people exist. Shout out to Coast to Coast AM. This is not disclosure. You are not getting disclosure. You will never get disclosure up until these people, these things, these whatever it is that's living out there. And I can almost guarantee you. That they're not demons, JD Vance, JD Vance is playing to his audience. That's what he's doing. JD Vance is throwing red meat at the Christian conservatives that want to hear this stuff. That's the other they're probably demons, they're fallen angels. That's it. And they went, oh, yes, JD Vance is tapped in. He knows what he's talking about. Let's vote for him. You know, it worked before, you know, but when when these entities, whatever they are, decide that they want to be seen, they will. Up until then, ain't nothing going to happen. Right. If you don't have to go, you don't have to go to another dimension to see demons, you can just go to the World Economic Forum or Davos and hang out for a little while and get some coffee. You can see him in real time. Do you want to do that? It's a totally different situation. Now, Jeffries, what's going on? Closing thoughts on this.

25:53 Yeah, I know. I think that, again, I have no idea what the agenda is other than I have always thought for, you know, when I first started realizing reading John Keel, Jacques Vallee, when I started progressing more into the UFO stuff, I don't want to have a discussion. I always thought that the reason they would do this, I mean, there's a couple reasons why they would. First of all, if they could pull it off well enough, they could. The one world government thing isn't obvious because they could. If you look back to the day the Earth stood still and some of those great movies in the sci fi and some of the encounters, the close encounters people had, if the aliens talked about anything, it would usually be to warn against nuclear weapons, that the universe is concerned about that, that you're using nuclear weapons, even though they supposedly had weapons they could easily, so why didn't they just destroy our nuclear weapons? They could have easily done that. But it was the kind of propaganda you'd expect here. So if they did do this, they would probably, the aliens would talk a lot about climate change, I'm sure, and talk about how we need to disarm and come together and have a one world government because that was the theme going back to the day the Earth stood still. So again, I think that would be the main reason. Now, an offshoot of that would be just generally speaking, of people, whether they consider them demons or not, of course, the people that say they're nothing, and then people are making up, obviously, that's wrong, because these are real phenomenon, lots of people have seen them, their lives have been affected by them, no matter what they are.

27:22 I don't think they're aliens from other planets. But that's clearly what they want you to believe. And for whatever reason, they want you to believe that going back to Dr. Carl Sagan, going on Johnny Carson regularly and reminding us while scoffing at UFOs, claiming that there's so billions and billions of planets out there with life on it. So why he would scoff at UFOs, I don't know. But they want you to believe that. So it could be they're just gonna, if they did this, I think would have to be a production to introduce world government. And obviously, so many people are going to be skeptical about that. And whether it does or not, lots of people are going to be skeptical of the way with evolution and Big Bang and that, that this interferes with traditional biblical views. So we'll see. I said nothing good will come out of it. I guarantee the aliens are not going to come and say, you know, we have a cure for cancer. We're going to make a life expectancy triple because of our superiority.

28:20 They're not going to have that knowledge. They don't have any knowledge we will benefit from. Instead, they will just contribute to the further taking away of our rights. Yeah. And these sightings have been with us, I mean, even for probably thousands of years, but the term flying saucer comes from Denison, Texas in 1878. It's where I'm at right now. It doesn't come from, Kenneth Arnold described that like a saucer skipper skipping across the water or something like that when he was at Mount Rainier in 1947. But the, this was, I got this from Jim Mars book, Alien Agenda and it's 1878. It's Denison, Texas. And you can go back. There's, I found the article in the archives. So there's a farmer that spotted what he called, you know, a saucer flying through the air when he was out hunting. So this has been with us a long time and it begs the question, you know, they've, these entities or whatever has been observing.

29:15 And then you have the airship encounters of the 1890s. 1896, yeah, exactly. Yeah. All over the country, massive group. And they were all people like, or they were all people, they were all described as humanoid, regular people. Like some of them had different stories about where they were from, but this is before the Wright brothers. And there was, you know, airships that were visiting different towns and things throughout the United States. So that's, it's a phenomenon that's been with us. You have to ask the question, what sort of harm is it? And then, you know, the, you can connect the esoteric, supposedly Aleister Crowley, when he died in December of 1947, was convinced that L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons who started the jet propulsion labs or Jack Parsons labs had opened up a portal and let something in.

30:04 And he thought that's what Roswell was. That's supposedly, you know, some of the fears of the magician Aleister Crowley. We'll see, you know, I don't know. Maybe it's a mix of both, but certainly whatever this is, whatever, at the least it's to bolster the power of the national security state. Let's remember that Aleister Crowley worked for British intelligence for a long, long time. And he was Barbara Bush's father too. No, I bet, I bet on that when I saw that, because the resemblance was crazy.

30:44 So I was like, let me look this up. You know, Billy and I asked, this was years ago. I think it was 2020, Billy. We were on air with William Ramsey who wrote so much about Aleister Crowley. And we went into that and he said, I think that's, I think that's true. And this is somebody who was a great, you know, William Ramsey's awesome. He's a very sober researcher, but. It's not true, by the way. I tried and it's not true. Hey, I want it to be true. I need to get a poster. It just has the, like Barbara Bush, like interpreted by Aleister Crowley. It says, I want to believe. Right, man. Go, go look that up. That's fantastic, Tom, by the way, that's a great idea. And we should just like plaster on top of it. It's fantastic. But anybody who doesn't know about that conspiracy should look it up. But yeah, Aleister Crowley, he didn't have any powers.

31:36 All that guy wanted to do was have sex and molest kids. That's all he wanted to do, that piece of shit. You know, he didn't open up any portals to anything. The ritual that Tony's talking about, I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, is the Babylon working. Yeah, it's the Babylon working, Scarlet Woman. They're trying to summon the Scarlet Woman in the desert, L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons. There was another one. I don't know if it's the same one. Did they put a fetus in a freaking rocket ship, L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons and shot it up? Whatever. They didn't do anything. These people didn't do anything. They have no idea what the hell they were doing. Right. For one, one thing that would get me about all of this was Dr. Roger Lear back in the day. I don't know if, I know probably Don is familiar. Are you familiar, Tony? With Lear? Yeah, Roger Lear, the alien implant guy. He was a physician. I don't know what type of physician he was, but he started operating on people that said they were abducted by aliens and he would retrieve objects. And from what I understand, I don't remember. I remember back in the day, I believe this stuff. I don't know now if I went back and researched it, what I would find, but some of this stuff was otherworldly or at least not identified by things that we know here on earth. At least that's the way I understood it back then. Don, do you know anything about this? I'm sure you do. I thought it was John Lear. I've heard that the same thing, but I know the conspiracy people. He's like a legendary figure. I have no idea

33:10 if it's real or not. I remember on Coast to Coast AM, that would come up often. I wanted to know about it. I was like, man, that's dope. That would be proof that something's going on. Jackson is chastising me for reading a chat. I don't know, what are you writing in there? I think you've been quoted a few times, Jackson. Right. I've put up Jackson a few times. He says something that was really interesting. Not interesting, but I think it was factual. They have teleportation technology. I don't know if it's to the point of Star Trek, but I know they are at least working on it. I remember there were mainstream articles that came out about an invisibility cloak. The Philadelphia experiment back in the early 1940s, you're talking about an entire Navy liner. They made a movie about it. You get into all kinds of...

34:06 Morris K. Jessup, who wrote the case for the UFO back then. I've written a lot about him. That's where the concept of men in black come from. He's the first one. He talked about that there was a secret experiment. Now, people think it's a myth, that the Philadelphia experiment. Supposedly, he interviewed some of the survivors. Some of them never came back when the ship was supposed to go from Philadelphia to Baltimore or D.C. or something like that, or New York. I don't know. It did disappear. It did reappear in the other harbor. Some people didn't come with it. Others were affected and were messed up the rest of their lives by what happened to them. I don't know if that's true or not.

34:48 Jackson T. Barrett, I just want to ask you, come into my chat on iProtest because people come in there at the end of every show. I'd love to talk to you so you can get it all off your chest. We don't do that here, but on my show, the second half of most shows, you can come on in there, White Wolf, and all the other people. You can get off whatever you want because I don't know what we're missing in the chat. I would say to Jackson T. Barrett, he's getting a lot of attention. I know this is his favorite. If you don't change and get yourself a profile picture by next week, we get to choose it for you. Choose wisely. If you don't get you a profile picture, we're going to choose it for you on Americunplug. It's going to be Barbara Bush interposed over Alistair Crowley.

35:35 Jackson, what's up, buddy? How are you doing? Thank you for being here. Most of the stuff that's been released is absolute nonsense. It's easily explainable. It's stuff that's been out there for a while. I want to say none of it, but I'm going to give it the benefit of the doubt. It doesn't say anything or reveals anything about alien beings from another planet. Any weird stuff that's going on, it's probably the government that did it. Go watch the X-Files. That's the best I could say. All right. There's the fake alien invasion that I don't think is happening and they're doing a really bad job at rolling it out if that's what they're trying to do. I don't know what they're trying to do. Do you think that Bleep Blorp could open up the Strait of Hormuz so we can get gas prices down? Let's go. Let's go Bleep Blorp. Open up the Strait of Hormuz instead of opening up people and probing them. Go open up the Strait of Hormuz.

36:34 You really want to help. Right. If they're so superior, show us evidence, cure cancer, well, increase life expectancy, do something we'll be able to see right away. Oh, wow. Okay. That's really cool. We bow down before you, but they're not going to do that because of course, it's not the agenda, but they'll lecture us. That's what the antichrist is supposed to do, Don. That's what Donald Trump is supposed to do. He's supposed to survive a mortal head wound, come back to life. We got some big moments coming up in the next two and a half, three years. I'm just saying, all right, because that's what's supposed to happen. Does his air wound count?

37:18 I mean, he died really quickly. Talking about healing, everybody's running around on social media talking about the next pandemic and lockdowns and masks and all this other stuff about the Hanta virus. Apparently, I don't even know if I'm saying that right. Tony, correct me if I'm wrong. I mean, it's a matter of, you could be Hanta. You guys know who we're talking about. Anyway, it's the rat virus that comes from rat feces. And apparently there was a special strain that jumped over into humans. Two people are dead. Three people are dead, I think, on a cruiser, on a cruise ship. And then other people got it and they got off the cruise ship and they've gone to different parts of the world and they're being monitored.

38:08 Somebody got it on a plane, apparently, but they've tested negative. All types of stuff going on about it, but people are losing their minds. It's the next pandemic. They're rolling it out, all of this other stuff. I don't know. How do the no virus people, how are they dealing with this? You know what I mean? I don't know. But ultimately, what do you think in tone? I think it's a whole lot to do about nothing, but I don't know. I mean, speaking of probing, that's what's going on right now. This is a drop to probe the perimeter to soften up to see how accepting are you of another man-made, false, structurally top-down pandemic. How are you? Are you susceptible to that? Are you accepting of that? And it's interesting, the episode of the X-Files in 98, maybe it was the movie that they had, the Hanta virus was a cover for what was going on with some of the release of the alien virus. And so, again, running old plays, this is their favorite thing. This isn't anything like the flu or a communicable disease. It's not passable between people, as I understand it. It's basically the same thing as the bubonic plague, which was just from rats and the fleas on rats. And then people would get sick from contact of so many

39:43 rats. And one of the reasons they had that problem was because the Pope had told people to kill off the cats, especially black cats. But I'm good because I've got pumpkins. I don't really have to worry about that. I think it's, this is PSYOP season and they're going to bring back the greatest hits. They like to run this play. What happened to the dead scientist? That seems to be over already. Nobody's talking about that anymore. They're talking about the alien. So you're talking about the greatest hits. I'm just talking about recycled conspiracies here that came to mind when you said that. I also have an orange cat, kind of reminds me of Donald Trump sometimes, but he's good. He's a good cat. So we're in the clear there, but it is communicable by person to person from what I understand, from what I have read. But they have to exhibit symptoms in order to pass it along because apparently you can carry this thing for a few weeks and not exhibit symptoms. But you look at social media and you're going to find a whole bunch of panicked people, people that don't have any business talking about any of this, but they are.

41:02 And you see it and you listen to it and you're like, oh, are they going to roll out another pandemic? You're seeing people saying, I'll never wear a mask again. You're never going to do that to me again. And I always think that's really funny because if you see bodies lining the street, you're damn right you're going to wear a mask and you're going to run to your nearest freaking city MD and beg for a vaccine if there's a real pandemic that breaks out over here. But everybody's real tough right now. You know, you talk talk on the Internet no matter what you do. I'm never wearing the face diaper. OK, let's see something hit. Be begging for face for face diapers. I don't believe you. I don't believe any of you. When shit hits the fan, everybody shows their true colors. But regardless, we're not going to have to see that right now. At least I hope. OK, because it seems as if this is a whole bunch to do about nothing and people are losing their minds. It might be for the behavioral scientists out there to take a look at what makes people tick. Well, you know how people function after being fed a little bit of something or, you know, what is it and how how traumatized we are from Colby, you know, because it wasn't too long ago. So now we're expecting the same to happen here. I don't know.

42:23 Don Jeffries, what are your thoughts? Well, obviously, I'm skeptical of this stuff, and I looked into this, had to find a virus or whatever, however, pronounce it. And, yeah, I don't know if it's going to be a nothing burger like the monkey flu and some of the other things where they tried it out and get people thinking it's going to be. But they did it with COVID, so they could easily do it again. And the symptoms, shockingly enough, are identical to every other disease known to man. I mean, it's exact same. So, you know, I'll believe it when something happens where, like, your your nose suddenly turns green or you get polka dots all over yourself like, OK, well, let's he's obviously got that. He doesn't have the exact same symptoms of the flu and, you know, just a common cold or whatever. But from what I understand, it comes from rodents. But you have to come into contact with rodents, feces, urine or saliva. I didn't know urine. I didn't know that rodents had saliva. And how do you come into contact with a rodent's saliva? French kiss a mouse? I mean, what sense does that make? And the only way I understand you can human to human transference is through sex. So we're probably safe because there's less sex going on than ever before, especially by the young people. You've probably got 50 percent of the male population under 40 that never had sex. So they can't. So I think we're safe. But that's what we're. But then they say, you know, you read that they're now crediting Gene Hackman's wife's death to the hunt of. She was 65 and he was in his 90s.

43:52 Who was she having sex with? What were those were around that she got exposed to? How does she get it? Because they're telling you that's the way you catch it. Same thing with Gene Smart is an actress. She's now claiming her husband died of it in twenty twenty one, which was that was during Snowden's reign of terror. How did he die in this one? No one ever heard of it. And again, who was he having sex with and what rodent saliva or whatever is it? So they they come and nobody questions that. OK, explain that to me if you're saying that's the way it's true. And it's got a it's very difficult to transfer, obviously, since it's just like that. But so hopefully they won't make it. But I believe that there's still people, somebody pointed out in the chat that I still see people everywhere wearing their mask still. And so I think people I think a lot of people liked it and they they they miss it and they bring it. And there's a lot of Karen's out there that like that authoritarian stuff. And they love to be able to look around and call the authorities and someone to have their mask on. They see somebody is hugging inappropriately or they're getting within six feet of each other. They like that stuff. So we still outnumbered, although I do think it will be harder to sell because I think there are more people that will question it. Well, I think kind of like the MMR vaccine, I think they should come up with a monkeypox, Corona, Hanta combo. And that way we can get all all the top the trifecta of the great reset decade of disease, which is to get all of them in

45:23 one. What do you think? Would you get would you get the trifecta shot? Sure. Why not? You got to you can't you can't go see rage against the machine unless you get all three. Not cool. Three and one pose me with this with this situation here, you know, because I'd really have to think about it standing outside Madison Square Garden. I might look at because they had I don't know if you guys remember, but there were reports of it. I saw it with my own eyes in the subways here. They had vaccine areas, you know, for people that wanted to go get vaccinated during covid. You know, I remember I remember it well. So I would have to think about that if it's the last ever performance of Rage Against the Machine, Madison Square Garden, Zack DeLaRocque is back, man. And, you know, they're going to play for three hours, three shots for three hours. You know, hey, I might have to think about that. But the let me I looked up a little bit on the the Hunza virus right now and it says that, you know, while it only spreads from from most most of these strains only spread from rodent to human, there is the the A.N.D.V. variant that spreads from human to human. And it requires very close contact and prolonged contact with an infected individual. So I don't really say sex or anything like that, but but that's what it requires. You can get it to bodily fluid. So, of course, sex,

46:55 but just kissing or whatever, you know, but also prolonged indoor exposure, you know, eating utensils, plates, cups, you know, drinks, cigarettes, vapes, you know, stuff like that. So, yes, Karen, be very, be so afraid. We want to apologize to Karen Carpenter and Ashley for using the term Karen's. I still do that. It is it is dumb. And obviously I'm not referring to the lovely Karen Carpenter or any other Karen that I know. But that's a term that came up with. I don't know. I need to I need to come up with some different way to describe it. Maybe the dimensional beings will be a race of Karen's. Take me to your manager.

47:37 We can have that. Take me to your manager. Karen Carpenter is the furthest thing from a Karen. Absolutely. Her name is Karen, but, you know, is the furthest thing from a Karen tune in tonight. My guy, Josh Corey, is in the chat. How are you, sir? What's going on? Much respect for Josh Corey. I do not respect this comment, though. Rage Against the Machine is the greatest rock band in the history of the greatest live band in the history of live bands. I will argue with anybody about it, you know, and it might be worth three vaccines. Just saying. I'm bringing you with me, Josh. All right. And you can come in and watch Rage at that price. OK, we have some reviews to get to tone. You want to I think we had like three or four this week.

48:23 Oh, let me check. Yeah, we definitely have some. Let me let me shout out the chat real quick. My guy, Josh Corey's in there. What's up, buddy? It's always good to see you. I owe you a phone call. Um, let's let's let's talk soon, brother. It's always good to see you. John Lawler, what is going on? How are you? Baby is in the chat. I think he has bad things to say about Rage Against the Machine to rage against the compromised immune system. I love it. I love that, baby. That's dope. Um, who else? Jackson T. Barrett, of course, you know, we we would be it would be weird to tune in and not see Jackson in the chat. But where's Jackson? What happened? How come I'm not being harassed as much this week? What's up, Jackson? How are you? Ron Helton is in the chat.

49:10 Jimmy Dore, he's talking about Jimmy Dore. I will quote Nick Fuentes that that I was talking about Jimmy Dore. He goes a show for absolute idiots. I thought that was freaking hilarious. So I mean, not that I believe that, but maybe I do. Anyway, Twisted Pistol is in the chat. What's going on? If there was ever a Karen in, you know, that I knew Twisted Pistol would be one of them. What's up? What's up, Twisted? How are you? You know, you're not a Karen. Let me see who else we got here. Everybody over on Rumble. Maybe I'll go over there and take a look. Richard Nagel is in the chat. He's calling somebody an idiot. I don't know. What's up, Richard? How you doing? Thomas Clayton. Always good to see Thomas. How are you, brother?

49:55 Good to see you. Ashley was in the chat. Piper is in the chat. What is going on? Hope you're well. And we'll keep going. I'll keep looking. But that's it for now. Tony, what do we got, brother? Did you read the one from two weeks ago? I'm here for the TDS support group. Did you see that one? Yes. That's the last one we read. Okay. It's the last one you read. So let's see from one week ago from A Jordan Originals. Thank you, Don, is the title. Another great episode, guys. Always enjoy your perspective and analysis. And I wanted to say that Don's audio was much better. I finally don't struggle to understand it, which is funny because we didn't change anything. Right. Makes me wonder how much of the past episodes I missed because I couldn't quite decipher what Don was saying.

50:43 Anyway, thanks for fixing that. I'm sure the other listeners are relieved. I hope it was a little better today. And it's funny. I think it's just Don has great equipment. It's the internet connection sometimes or StreamYard or whatever it is. But believe me, we've been working on it for years. Let's see. Six days ago. Let's put in a request to fix. Let's run that up the chain. Right. We're not even asking for a cure for something crazy. Just fix Don's audio issues. Can we can we get that? They're obviously already observing Don from a high altitude. Right. So maybe they're working on it. Maybe that's why it's better. You finally got your space brothers have finally come through, Don. This is from six days ago. Knowledge and truth.

51:31 This podcast never disappoints. The three hosts, BRV, Don Jeffries and Tony A are so knowledgeable about history and politics. The audience is always learning. Bravo. Please keep teaching. I hope you learned something today, too. Thank you. Very nice. Thank you for the for the five star review. Appreciate that. Absolutely. And then we just get one that says. Hi. And says, but what are the oranges for? Check this out. OK. That's odd. Oranges are for eating a vitamin C. You can make juice out of them. It's very tasty. Donald Trump is orange. What else? What else are oranges for? Orange pancakes are fantastic.

52:16 And we were talking about pancakes and aliens earlier today. If an alien came and gave me a pancake, I would hope it was an orange pancake. You can put vodka in it. You can put vodka or tequila in orange juice. There you go. And it wards off the hantavirus. Yes, yes, yes. A lot of orange juice. So fantastic. Thank you so much for tuning in. And I will tell you this. There are other reviews that people have left that I can't see. And somebody took a. What's up, Jack? How you doing? He took a screenshot of his comment and sent it to me so I could see it. You know, I said that the tone, too, because I was like, I don't see this anywhere. You know, so if if you've left a review and we haven't read it, it's probably because it's not.

52:59 We haven't seen it. I don't know what's going on, man. But it is it is what it is. People don't get notifications. There's a lot of a lot of things going on. And I don't I don't I don't understand. I can't work my way around. But if you if you would like to do this every week, so if we leave a five star, we'll read it. Yeah. Doesn't matter what it is about oranges. Right, right, right, right, right, right, right. OK. Tony Arterburn, the wisest of all the wolves. Tom Cooper, what's up, Peter Seekash? How you doing, brother? Tom, I mean, Tony, tell the people what's up. Well, you can find me at Tony. Gold is my website. Arterburn radio transmission, paratrooper podcast. Lots of stuff going on there. Go check that out. Still got the the David Ike interview is up on YouTube. Go follow me over at Tony Arterburn. You can see the the interview I sat down with David Ike in his studio outside of London. It was a great time.

53:50 All right. Fantastic, Tony. Don Jeffries, what's going on, sir? The legendary tell the people what's going on. I am still without an X count. They apparently must does not believe in hiring human beings because he just cannot get a human. I don't even know if he was human with his support team. Anyway, if you fear a I don't fear the I that Elon Musk uses support because they are worthless and they couldn't hurt anybody. So nothing to fear there. But I have created a new account, Real Don Jeffries, trying to communicate with Elon Musk and everything else because I'm paying for that stupid blue check account. And, you know, I can't get it back. So if you please see me there and I've had Monica Perez and several other people who are kind enough to retweet it to Elon Musk, he has not answered any of us yet. But to try to let them know that I'm trying to get my account back, I request human intervention. But in the meantime, follow me at Real Don Jeffries, because that's apparently going to be maybe my new account. I don't know. But other than that, of course, substack Donald Jeffries at substack dot com. I protest just like my podcast, the only place they're not shadow banning the real Don Jeffries, not the fake Don Jeffries.

55:02 A lot of imitations, but none come close to the real deal. Sign up. Go follow the man at Real Don Jeffries on X. And I'm not requesting human intervention. I want alien intervention. Let's get it done. All right. The creatures from Zeta Reticuli. Let's hook it up. Let's call Elon Musk. And you know what, Monica Perez, we're very happy that you've done what you've done and everybody else. But enough with the nonsense. I'm going to call up Elon Musk himself. I'm going to tell him, yo, listen, I know everything. I know everything that you've been doing. I know everything that you're up to. I know what you did with Doge. I know what you did with all our information. You piece of crap. Restore Don Jeffries is X ASAP. ASAP. Actually, you know what? I take this all back before we all lose our accounts. I'm sorry. Sorry, Elon Musk.

55:50 My apologies. My name is Billy Ray Valentine. I may go live tomorrow night. It is Mother's Day and I might be doing something. But if I get home in time, I'm going to to go live at the Gorilla Underground and talk about Megyn Kelly's stupid ass for a little bit. And then we'll discuss the fake alien invasion and everything else that tickles your fancy. My name is Billy Ray Valentine. This has been America Unplugged. Check us out, 12 p.m. Eastern, every Saturday on X, on Tony's X, on my X and on YouTube, on Don's YouTube channel. And of course, on America Unplugged dot com, America Unplugged radio dot com and on Apple podcast and anywhere else you find the finest of podcasts. And that's where the main audience is. Oh, we're on Rumble too. What's up, all you guys on Rumble? There's a lot of people watching on Rumble. We appreciate that. Thank you so much. So let's not forget that. All right. So what's going on? We're out of here. I'm going to play us out. All right. Bye bye. There you go.

56:55 Kind of hear something. It's like a like a faint bleep in the air from Beta Reticuli. All right. Goodbye, everybody.