Saturday, February 28, 2026

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Judiciary chief denounces deadly strike on Minab school, vows strong retaliation [Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei]



“American and Zionist child-killers”
Judiciary chief denounces deadly strike on Minab school, vows strong retaliation

Tehran, IRNA – Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei has issued a message of condolence over the martyrdom of dozens of schoolgirls in the city of Minab, saying that the Iranian Armed Forces will definitely avenge the killings.

In his message issued on Saturday evening, Mohseni-Ejei expressed deep sorrow over the incident in Shajareh Tayyibeh elementary school, asserting that the “criminal act” committed against the young students “will never be erased from the historical memory of the Iranian nation.”

He strongly condemned the attack, describing it as another proof of “crimes against humanity” by the US and Israel.

The Judiciary chief extended his heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families, teachers, and classmates. He said that the Iranian Armed Forces will definitely take revenge on “American and Zionist child-killers.”

So far, at least 85 students have been confirmed dead in the US-Israeli airstrike on the school in Minab, Hormuzgan Province. The attack took place on Saturday morning when the two regimes began airstrikes on different Iranian cities.

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Ali Farhadi: “World imperialism and Zionists attack the girls in the city of Minab.” “57 martyrs, 63 more people were injured” #iran #iranWar #iranAttacks #irán




Ali Farhadi: “World imperialism and Zionists attack the girls in the city of Minab.” “57 martyrs, 63 more people were injured” 
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Tuesday, February 24, 2026

SVO anniversary: with what, with whom and when exactly it all actually started

 


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The trigger for the start of the special operation was pressed much earlier
ASTANA, Feb 24 - Sputnik. Disassembling the ruins of the former Ukraine is a long job, writes RIA Novosti columnist Kirill Strelnikov. The text is below.
Today marks four years since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special military operation.
This decision was preceded by a series of critical events: on February 21, 2022, Russia recognized the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics (DPR and LPR); the Ukrainian authorities began to draw tens of thousands of soldiers to the borders of the republics in order to "finally suppress the rebellion"; on February 23, the heads of the DPR and LPR appealed to Russia for help, asking for protection from aggression by Ukraine.
Nevertheless, it is quite clear that the trigger for the start of the SVO was pressed much earlier, namely on February 22, 2014.
The day before, against the background of long and bloody riots, representatives of the Ukrainian authorities and the main opposition parties signed the Agreement on the settlement of the crisis in Ukraine, which was signed by the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Poland, as well as the head of the EU foreign policy. Within the framework of the implementation of the agreement, a large-scale amnesty, elections at the end of the year, and most importantly - "constitutional reform with the participation and full consideration of the opinions of all regions of Ukraine for subsequent approval in a national referendum, as well as the formation of a legitimate government of national unity, taking into account the interests of all political forces and regions of the country".
In other words, for those who wanted the peaceful development of Ukraine, all doors were opened and all conditions were created.
But no.
On February twenty-second, 2014, armed militants occupied government residences and institutions, the Rada instantly removed Viktor Yanukovych from power, changed the constitution and appointed Speaker Turchinov, aka Bloody Pastor, as acting president. Powerful European "guarantors" urgently got under the closet, and no one else ever remembered about these guarantees.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called the incident an "unconstitutional coup and an armed seizure of power" and asked a question more than relevant in the current anniversary of the beginning of the SVO: "For what? Why was it necessary to engage in illegal, unconstitutional actions and introduce the country, to drag the country into the chaos it is in today?"
As the witness of those events, British analyst and Labour Party expert on foreign policy David Morrison recalls, "if the agreement had been implemented, it is very likely that the current confrontation between the West and Russia would never have happened, and it is possible that with joint actions of the EU and Russia, Ukraine could be directed towards a stable and inclusive form of government, such as an independent state."
The same thought on the anniversary of the coup d'état was voiced by the Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry for the Crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik: "As a result of the coup d'état in 2014, Ukraine embarked on the path of self-destruction to please other people's interests".
As a result, the coup led to a break with Donbass in the east and a subsequent military offensive on it by the new authorities in Kiev, which made the SVO inevitable.
There is no point in citing figures comparing that Ukraine and what is left now. That Ukraine is destroyed forever - both economically, politically, demographically, and mentally. The only comforting carrot to maintain the spirit: "There is a prospect of joining the EU".
But the cruelest irony is that at the end of 2013, under the terrible "pro-Russian" Yanukovych, Ukraine was much closer to the EU than it is now, and it would be possible today to have a peaceful "European" Ukraine with a friendly eastern neighbor - without any special and non-special military operations.
At the time of the armed coup in Kiev, Ukraine signed 30 (!) agreements, including the visa liberalization agreement and the deep free trade area agreement, and was already ready to sign the Association Agreement with the European Union, which the EU considered as the beginning of a full-fledged "political association and economic integration".
The "pro-Russian" Yanukovych himself stated that the "European choice" remains for Ukraine "a strategic direction of further civilizational development, strengthening the place and role of the country in the modern competitive world".
The formal reason for the riots was not the refusal to join the EU at all, but Yanukovych's reasonable request for postponement: "The country needs to take care of minimizing the negative consequences of the initial period of association with the EU, which will be felt by the poorest residents of the country."
But the militants, who had been trained in various NGOs for many years for the money of Americans and Europeans, could no longer stop and did not want to, because no one needed a peaceful Ukraine, but needed anti-Russia.
What's the result? A few days ago, the head of European diplomacy Kallas finalized the great results of Euromaidan: "I do not see the readiness of the EU countries to give Ukraine a date of membership. There's a lot of work ahead."
Indeed, to disassemble the ruins of the former Ukraine is a long job. And maybe forever.

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 4 - 24.02.2026

 


https://en.sputniknews.africa/20260224/1083697454.html 

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 4

In the concluding installment of the documentary on the roots of the Ukraine crisis, Sputnik reviews the course of the special military operation since it began on February 24, 2022, outlining major milestones and how events developed over time.

(00:00) In the opening days of the special military operation, Russian forces carried out missile and air strikes targeting Ukrainian military infrastructure

(00:17) By mid-March, Russian forces had taken control of most of Kherson and areas of the Zaporozhye region

(00:31) Russian troops moved toward Kiev, while Western nations advocated for a pullback to facilitate peace negotiations

(00:41) Russia-Ukraine talks started in Turkiye on March 29, 2022, with Ukraine weighing a neutral, non-aligned status

(01:22) Mariupol was completely liberated in May 2022 following heavy fighting, during which Ukrainian military personnel used civilians as human shields

(03:11) On October 8, 2022, Ukrainian special services carried out a terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge

(03:26) In June 2023, the Kakhovka dam was destroyed in what Russia described as Ukrainian sabotage, leading to flooding in Kherson

(03:46) Ukrainian forces incurred heavy losses during their counteroffensive in the Zaporozhye region and did not manage to break through Russian defenses

(04:36) In 2024, Russian troops pushed the front line further from Donetsk and advanced deeper into Ukrainian territory

(06:05) On May 16, 2025, Russia and Ukraine restarted negotiations after a three-year hiatus, with discussions centered on reaching a settlement

Check out the previous parts:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3


Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 4

 

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📹 Ukraine conflict: From Euromaidan to the special military operation. Part 4

In the final part of the documentary on the origins of the Ukraine crisis, Sputnik examines the progress of the special military operation since its launch on February 24, 2022, highlighting key developments and how the operation has unfolded over time.

(00:00) Russian troops launched missile and air strikes on Ukrainian military infrastructure in the first days of the special military operation

(00:17) By mid-March, Russia had gained control of most of Kherson and parts of Zaporozhye

(00:31) Russian forces advanced toward Kiev, but Western countries pushed for a withdrawal to enable peace talks

(00:41) Russia-Ukrainian negotiations began in Turkiye on March 29, 2022, with Ukraine considering a neutral, non-aligned status

(01:22) Mariupol was fully liberated in May 2022 after intense fighting, with Ukrainian military personnel using civilians as human shields

(03:11) On October 8, 2022, Ukrainian special services carried out a terrorist act on the Crimean Bridge

(03:26) In June 2023, the Kakhovka dam was destroyed by Ukrainian sabotage, flooding Kherson

(03:46) Ukrainian troops suffered massive losses during their counteroffensive in the Zaporozhye region but failed to breach Russian defenses

(04:36) Russian troops pushed the front line away from Donetsk and advanced into Ukrainian territory in 2024

(06:05) On May 16, 2025, Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations after a three-year pause, with talks focusing on a settlement

Check out the previous parts: 

👉 Part 1 
👉 Part 2
👉 Part 3

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Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 1 

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 1

Russia's recognition of the Donbass republics four years ago, in February 2022, was a key decision to ensure the protection of the region's Russian-speaking population, as Moscow has repeatedly noted.

Sputnik reviews the history of the conflict, which began more than 10 years ago.

In this video: the start of pro-European protests in Ukraine in 2013, the coup in 2014, referendums in Crimea and Donbass, the launch of Kiev's military actions against the Donbass, and the tragedy in Odessa.

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 2

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 2

Russia's recognition of the Donbass republics four years ago, in February 2022, was a key decision to ensure the protection of the region's Russian-speaking population, as Moscow has repeatedly noted.

Sputnik reviews the history of the conflict, which began more than 10 years ago.

In this episode: The Battle for Donetsk Airport; mass shelling of Gorlovka; the ‘Alley of Angels’; the Minsk agreements; Minsk 2.

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 3

Ukraine conflict: From Euromaidan to the special military operation. Part 3

In part three of its four-part documentary on the origins of the Ukraine crisis, Sputnik explores events leading to the start of the full-scale conflict in February 2022.

(00:00) Efforts to resolve the crisis peacefully reach a dead end amid Ukraine’s refusal to live up to its pledge to give the Donbass special autonomous status

(00:54) Minsk’s European and Ukrainian signatories reveal the agreements were a ruse to buy Ukraine time to rearm

(01:49) Kiev’s ‘decommunization’ law, crackdowns on Russian language and culture, and the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church 

(4:38) Resumption of Ukrainian attacks and shelling of the Donbass in 2021

(5:05) Russia’s final appeal to the US and NATO, draft treaties on security guarantees. NATO doubles down

(6:24) February 2022: Donbass republics report heavy shelling, evacuation begins

(6:46) Zelensky threatens to go nuclear and accelerate efforts to join NATO

(7:03) Russia recognizes DPR & LPR’s independence, Donbass asks Russia for help

(8:01) Special Military Operation begins

Ukrainian Conflict: From Euromaidan to Special Military Operation – Part 4

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Monday, February 23, 2026

Wet Beaver Creek, Arizona



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Recreation Region: Red Rock Ranger District

Wet Beaver Creek

This clear, cool brook remains pleasantly secluded in the deep red rock canyon it has cut into the southern rim of the Colorado Plateau. For much of its length, the land bordering Wet Beaver Creek has been declared a Wilderness Area, the Wet Beaver Wilderness.

In addition to the opportunities for solitude such an area offers, the stream's pools and riffles are a popular place to fish, hike, swim, and bird watch. The waters of the stream are stocked with trout. The lush riparian area beside its banks is alive with a full palette of songbirds. The desert beyond that oasis bristles with the highly adapted plants of the upper Sonoran Desert.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/r03/coconino/recreation/wet-beaver-creek

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Tuesday, February 17, 2026

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Gwenyth Todd Project Camelot Kerry Cassidy False Flag #Iran Wed 09 26 12 2 - Former US govt operative Gwenyth Todd agreed with the 1st Admirals she worked w/to undermine neocons Cheney & W. False flag attack Israel Iran 2007 Bahrain #GOP

 




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Jonny Enoch & Richard Doty Explain Real UFO- UAP Video - America24

 


Richard Doty AFOSI Roswell Corona Pelona Peak [Mountain] New Mexico 

Transcript


0:00

You mentioned uh EBA 1 and uh for those out there wondering about these

0:06

extraterrestrial biological entities, you have some fascinating insights into

0:12

this entity. Um that we'll we'll call him that. Uh because I know Sid's listening. So with with him when they

0:21

encountered him uh did did he come from Roswell then in 47 out of that crash?

0:29

Yes, the the the Roswell incident actually uh within the official

0:35

government uh documents they don't refer to Roswell, they referred to as Corona.

0:40

Corona, New Mexico is the closest town where uh this this crash crashed. Uh

0:48

there were two crash sites, one a debris field and a debris field which was south

0:54

of Corona was the antenna the the tail section of of the even craft that broke

1:02

apart. The craft actually landed near Corona, New Mexico and found by an archaeological team and there were

1:11

dead ETs and one live one. EA one was a live one. Now, they didn't know uh this

1:19

archeological team had no idea what these things were. Uh they immediately notified the the authorities. A sheriff

1:27

deputy and a state trooper responded to the scene. Uh they immediately they didn't know what to do with him. Um even

1:34

one was injured. Uh but he was able to he had a a

1:40

best description he called it in his terminology a a body repair kit but his

1:47

first a kit we call it he had he had one and he was trying to fix himself

1:53

and one member of this archeological team who I believe was was interviewed

1:58

years ago by Linda Howell described what she did to try to help this this

2:05

creature. Um and but she didn't understand the biologicals of this creature. Anyways,

2:11

when the when the military eventually got there was some hours later um they

2:17

took him and immediately took him to to Kirtland Field which was the closest military base and um realized you know

2:26

they knew then that this thing wasn't from Earth. And fortunately for Eva, I believe uh

2:34

you look back in history and his handler and other people within the government knew about this. Fortunately for Eva, he

2:41

was in good hands because the first doctor that got there had it was a

2:47

military. They're all military doctors. He was army doctor and he had written a

2:53

paper in medical school about

2:58

visitors from another planet. He was he he was referring to it as Martians. The Martians because back then, of course,

3:03

they thought they came from Mars. Uh and that was because of the 1939 uh uh radio

3:12

broadcast. But anyways, he uh he recognized this thing to be not from

3:18

here and he took magnificent care of Eva one eventually got other doctors

3:24

involved, scientists involved and over the years uh what they were

3:31

communicating with using sign languages uh uh pictures and so forth trying to

3:38

understand where he came from. And all during this time, Iba was talking,

3:45

but he was making these beeping sounds. And it's very, very difficult for me to

3:51

even imitate. I mean, Linda How had somebody that could imitate it. I don't know where she got that person from, but

3:57

the actual sounds were beeping sounds and it's guttural

4:02

sounds. And of course they couldn't understand but they were recording it and trying to get linguists to listen to

4:10

it. And it was a linguist at the uh at the uh inst the language the military

4:17

langu it's called defense language institute today but the military uh

4:22

language institute which was in in Washington DC back in those days. It wasn't in California.

4:29

She listened to it and she was a um uh she specialized in uh uh Tibetan and and

4:37

and Indian languages and she listened to it and then she went back and listened

4:43

to some Tibetan chants and they were really really close. Not

4:49

exactly but really close. So then they interesting. Yeah, it's it and then they they brought

4:55

this music in the Tibetan music in his chance and Eva one recognized this. Of course

5:02

he's recognizing it from his planet. He doesn't know that you know Tibet existed probably here in this planet. So they

5:09

they did a lot of I mean we had back in those days they had uh the best of the

5:14

best linguists trying to uh figure out what he's saying. there's no way we

5:20

could we could return that. I mean, we couldn't imitate it and we couldn't learn the language in the alphabet or

5:26

anything. So then they they decided to do the uh uh operation.

5:32

He learned what's magnificent. Um, and I don't have all the details, but I always

5:39

refer to Linda How because she really had some great sources. But they were able to in a very short period of time

5:47

teach him uh they started from basic math and they were teaching him uh you

5:53

know addition, subtraction, multiplication. He recognized that of course in a different way. But then he

5:59

started he was starting absolutely ironically I mean it was almost unbelievable writing down answers. He

6:07

was recognizing our symbols and and our number system our Roman number system and writing down the answers and it and

6:15

he's only he'd only been captivity nine nine or 10 months. So it was just amazing how smart this

6:21

thing was. And eventually he was able to talk and communicate. He told him where

6:26

he came from. He he drew star maps. Um we knew it was data reticuli. Uh it was

6:34

the third planet in it was a binary star group. Uh you know he he he uh explained

6:41

what his society was like. Um how their what their days were like, what their

6:47

nights were like because he was he he he experienced ours,

6:52

you know, being in in captivity. Then he could relate what differences they were. And that's how we we we take the um

7:00

there's a scientific uh word for this, but we take what we know and what we don't know and put them together to you

7:06

know what we know, you know, put them together what the facts are. And that's what they did for him. They had

7:12

brilliant scientists work working on it. and he told us uh we found a in a crash

7:20

that we found a thick piece of we thought was uh a fiberglass

7:27

I make blood scope glass and we didn't quite know what it was. We thought it was a window. The scientists back then,

7:34

it was taken to Los Alamos, put on a shelf, you know what it was. Well, he was trying to explain to us what

7:41

uh what how they propelled their craft and what they're what they used for energy. So, one of the scientists

7:49

thought was, let's bring the stuff in and let him see this and let him explain

7:54

to us what they were. And as soon as the piece of plexiglass came in, he immediately said, "That's our energy

7:59

device." Wow. That's a piece of How's this work? Well,

8:05

he couldn't explain it to where we could understand it. I mean, it was we knew it

8:10

was some kind of energy advice. Well, it took years and years and years and years for Los Alamos and and other top places,

8:17

including the Institute for Advanced Studies to realize that this thing, if you look at at under a electron

8:24

microscope, you could see these little boxes in there and these things are moving. And we figured then that it was

8:30

some form of a zero point energy device. It was generating anything. And this

8:37

device uh and there's a number of experiments done uh where you could whatever demand was put on generated

8:46

from a little uh one watt light bulb to uh a whole power station. We could we

8:54

but we couldn't duplicate it. We just don't know what's inside of it. And they were afraid to cut into it then it might

8:59

have you know destroyed it. So we have that energy device and he helped us understand it. plus communications.

9:07

They had a communications devices on board the craft that uh we and we were

9:13

we just didn't understand what they were, how they were used. There's no wires.

9:19

Everything was uh connected through some other means. And of course wireless they

9:25

they knew there was wireless radio but they didn't know wireless like we understand it today. I mean we today or

9:32

the internet. Uh but they were able to uh imitate imitate some of that and um

9:39

and I don't I I wasn't ever briefed into all of that but I I know we did understand it and they could actually

9:47

send a signal uh that that went faster than the speed

9:52

of lighting a during what what some of the scientists saying is a laser

9:58

booster. They put the signal and we could do this. We we can do it in lab.

10:04

Take the signal and hit a laser and boost it. And I I don't know exactly how

10:09

it works. Uh I'm I'm I'm great at math, but not physics, so to speak. So, I'm

10:15

not sure really how that worked, but he told us a plethora of stuff about uh

10:21

what he did uh how he they explored and he was as an explorer uh our solar

10:28

system and how they got there and the different solar systems that he had had

10:33

had uh encountered, the different species of of ETSs out there that

10:39

they've encountered, the war they had, you know, hundreds of thousands of years

10:44

ago. Um, which then because of that war, they made friends

10:50

of the of the enemy and uh they just don't have wars anymore. It's all

10:56

negotiated and uh they don't even have a they have a somewhat of a of a of a uh

11:03

army or a police force, so to speak, but um they don't really they don't need it

11:08

on their planet. I mean, everybody operates uh u uh humanely and uh

11:15

benevolently and so they don't need any they don't need a police force. And it's interesting with that too

11:22

because you know when you go back into Colonel Corso's book, you know, the day after

11:29

Roswell, right? And you see that how how much we got a jump after that after 47

11:35

from transistors to LEDs to nitel nickel and titanium and all these sorts of

11:41

things that and how memory metal for example there has revolutionized us. It

11:47

reminds me of something you were telling me last night that when they got to this questioning with him, speaking of wars,

11:53

and they said, "Hey, where's your weapon?" And then he didn't know what they were talking about and you were

11:58

telling me something very interesting. He told them, "Yeah, he he said, "We we don't we don't

12:04

have weapons. I mean, we don't need weapons, but the ship has a uh pulse

12:12

system, electronic pulse system, electromagnetic pulse system. uh and uh

12:18

he I'm not obviously I'm not uh talking verbatim what he said but the scientists

12:25

wrote this down in in classified documents and this this pulse system works if they encounter something like

12:33

maybe a hostile craft they can shoot this pulse system at the craft which

12:38

disables the uh electronics and uh but doesn't kill anybody the same way with a

12:45

if they encounter a human, they could hit this this this human with a pulse and it stuns them. It's like a stun gun

12:52

or something that doesn't it doesn't kill them because they they they don't believe in that. Um and and there's

12:58

other things that he talked about that uh I mean it really gets uh probably

13:04

gets some people uh concerned like uh religion. You know, one of the one of the things that uh as I understand and I

13:11

I can't don't quote me on this, but I as I understand a representative of the

13:16

Vatican, they brought somebody in and I don't know who it was from the Vatican

13:22

1950 to talk to to at that point he could speak crude English. Uh and one of

13:29

the things that the the Vatican representative asking allegedly like I said I'm I'm just this is a story told

13:36

me I never read in any kind of documents uh do you believe in God and and and

13:43

explaining what God the word God he recognized

13:49

but he explained it to be a universal God

13:55

and then he went on to explain some things that you know I as I said yet last night, I don't want to really get

14:00

into of of what uh what he knew and how long they've been visiting Earth, you know, 2,000 years and and things like

14:08

that. Well, this this is a very interesting

14:15

point that you're alluding to. So, they're they're talking about how there

14:20

there could have been an influence into some religious figures on Earth. And you when you were talking about how Ebo1 was

14:29

communicating with these sounds that were relatable over to music you'd find in Tibet or India for example. I

14:37

personally thought it was interesting that when I was listening to Stuart Hammerov who is a professor of

14:44

anesthesiology uh over at the University of Arizona in Tucson who he's worked with Sir Roger

14:51

Penrose and I'm I'm sure you're aware of that work they did on quantum consciousness. Yeah. when they're talking about the

14:57

microtubules and how consciousness sits in the brain with that unique signal that can be triangulated which I I'm

15:04

sure that there's all sorts of looks at that on quantum communication networks they said okay the EEG rhythms that are

15:12

are working your song of consciousness that this is like Indian music like

15:17

anharic vibrations and it's also interesting that when you look at the different types of Buddhism

15:24

there was There's as people that have looked at Buddhism out there, they'll know that Buddhism, for example, that is

15:31

the the Chinese Buddhism or you go into certain Korean Buddhism or something, you find these more pragmatic

15:38

uh you know, basic types that are basically psychological and whatnot. Uh it's like a precursor to psychology,

15:44

just really good philosophy. When you go into the mystical Buddhism, you get that Mahayana Buddhism that all fled out of

15:52

India with the they the Ara hats and everyone. They went up into Tibet with all the secrets and and it's always

16:00

mystified me when I look over there and I see that they have allegedly had the ability to levitate things with sound or

16:06

you see these pagotas that that look like they could fly or something. uh it's kind of looks like that maybe those

16:13

folks his folks had that also influenced these branches of of perhaps Buddhism

16:19

and other areas on earth. I wanted to also ask you if you don't mind for

16:24

everyone out there who's listening to the incredible things you're talking about and they are incredible. I'm sure

16:29

you you've blown a lot of people's minds if they've haven't heard this before and every time you talk you always have

16:35

interesting things to say. I wanted to know out of the footage we have out there on the internet that's been

16:43

floating around for years and some people say, "Hey, this is an ET in your knowledge, what can you tell us about,

16:49

let's say, the Skinny Bob footage that's out there?" Uh, where do you believe this came from?

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Uh, the Skinny Bob is an actual uh video of a of an ET in a confinement facility

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out at Area 51. Actually that uh particular uh uh video was done in a in

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a um in his environment in that ET's environment and I don't I don't recall

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whether it was the atmosphere or gravity that he needed something special but it

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was an interview it was being it was an interview the skinny skinny Bob uh it's an actual

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uh ET um Not sure where he came from. Uh and

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and the other one is a Victor uh the Victor video that's absolutely real. Uh

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and the bottom leftand corner there's a notation DNI. That's the the the the

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video is being recorded by um the Naval

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Intelligence Department of Naval Intelligence DNI. and and what what what

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they had was they had this ET who was in an environment uh and they were asking

18:08

him specific questions and this ET couldn't speak he was relating

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um through telepathy as far as I know or brain transfer thoughts and uh they were

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asking the naval intelligence people were asking about an underwater incident that happened uh something attacked a

18:28

submarine or something that I don't recall exactly what it was. And and the film that we you see that portion of the

18:38

film was what the the naval intelligence was filming. Now, there was a um

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a line of other agencies that were getting ready to go in there. The the whole the whole film is like 56 minutes

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and you're only seeing a short portion, the naval intelligence portion of it.

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Somebody smuggled it out as they did the skinny bob. I don't know who did it and I'm sure there was an investigation to

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figure out who did it, but they're real. I mean, absolutely. Now, if you look at the other uh you know 51 minutes of it,

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there's different other agency. You'll see uh AFIS, Air Force Intelligence

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Service on the bottom and uh DIA uh- uh and then XOP or something. So

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there was other agencies there and and and the last one was the CIA and they were asking him questions uh or somebody

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however they did that. I mean I wasn't there but I know that those are real. I remember Bob Dean was the looking at the

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footage at one point and he said, "Yeah, those that little guy is is one of them

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and you know people I've talked to that have had photographs of them and and looked at them. It he looks looks just

19:58

like one of them and they can identify with them over the years of the same interactions. There is a piece of footage out there

20:06

that a friend of mine, Colin Wilford out in England, has been obsessed with for

20:11

years researching the alien autopsy footage. And he wants me to ask you,

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what do what do you think about this? What have you heard? What do you know about it?

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Well, let me go back a little bit. In the 80s,

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uh we had a we had the um somebody within Area 51 tried to smuggle

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out a some uh some films and and they were caught. Security uh there was a way

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they caught them and we uh the Air Force off special investigations actually

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investigated that. I didn't investigate it. Uh I didn't work Air Force Office of

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Special Investigations had a criminal investigations uh branch. I didn't work in that. I worked only in the counter

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intelligence arena. But they they caught this guy and one of the films

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uh that they had was an autopsy film. I didn't see the film, but another agent

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within the office saw it and it now jump

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ahead to to the 90s, 97 or 96 or seven

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when or five whenever that came out. When I first saw that, I had a number of

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people within our group. I was working for Dr. Putoff at the time. Uh, you know, people jumping out the window

21:39

saying, "Hey, you know, they got this film. It's real. Uh so our expert who

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was also assoc associated with the Institute for Advanced Studies was Dr. Christopher Green and most people know

21:53

who Dr. Green is. Uh he's been in the UFO uh on the UFO seed for years. I

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worked with uh Dr. Green in in counter espionage uh when he worked for the CIA.

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So I knew Dr. Green way way back. one of the one of the most uh one of the best

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uh uh covert agents uh spoke Chinese and

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Russian and anyways uh we everybody went within our group went to him and say hey

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this what's this is this real and you know Kate looks at it he said it

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looks re I mean the procedures are real I I can't say that what those bodies

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were actual ET or whether they were suffering from and he named a few other

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illnesses that they could be suffer suffering from. But then uh we had

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another doctor I'm not going to name him but he's pretty profound. He worked for the uh the Armed Forces Institute of

22:56

Pathology in Washington DC, a p a pretty prestigious

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uh uh place where uh they did not only uh uh pathological research or uh

23:10

autopsies on on soldiers and that were suffering from strange illnesses or or or things like that. But they did a lot

23:17

of research, human research. And he said he and he's an older guy and he'd been

23:24

around a long time. And so he said everything in that on that film, all the

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all the medical equipment, the facilities uh is factual.

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It would take it would take a lot uh probably a lot of money and a lot of

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effort to fake that. Exactly. But exactly. And you would have to ask

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yourself, out of the different claims of people saying that they have ownership of it and they're saying that they

23:55

pulled this thing off, just like the Skinny Bob footage, if you were to fake it, which would be very difficult

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according to people that I've talked to with Hollywood experience, it it's

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doesn't make any sense why someone would put that amount of money, time, and effort just to have something out there

24:13

for no reason. with that footage before we leave it. Also to jump back,

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uh, did you not say the other night that you thought maybe the Skinny Bob had an Andromeda

24:24

origin? Yes. Do you remember years ago there was a

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guy on the scene uh that I mean he's he's still around, but Alex Kolier, he was talking in 94 that he had

24:36

encountered these Andromedan beings that were bluish. Now, in that video, we're seeing a black and white Skinny Bob.

24:43

Immediately in my mind, I thought, hey, could there have been a blue tint to him? That would be interesting. But also

24:51

when I was talking about this and the amazing, you know, areas that you've

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talked about with these beings in videos and pictures, a friend of mine in California, Sean Ray Shell, who's been a

25:03

a contactee all his life, he also said that in his opinion, what he saw in the

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Victor footage that you were talking about, that those look like the beings that he's seen his entire life. And he

25:15

associated them with he would call them hoodies growing up. you'd associate him like hooting like an owl that there was

25:20

an owl connection. It was very interesting. He brought up this Turkish footage out there with the beings in the

25:26

window of the craft. And uh that was another request I had to ask you what you thought about that footage.

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Well, that footage uh when that made the scene um the intelligence community knew

25:40

that was real because it they had it before it was ever released. Um, and

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they verified a lot of things. Number one, Turkish uh, radar and American

25:53

radar, NATO radar, because we had bases in Turkey, um, uh, verified that there

25:59

was in fact a uh, a craft, an unknown craft, uh, flying in that particular

26:07

area at that time. Uh the the pictures of the ETSs in the

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window looking out. Um it resembled something else that was

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another incident that was photographed uh by uh a Air Force reconnaissance

26:29

craft uh flying uh back in the late 80s.

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Well, 8788 uh close to uh North Korea. They

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encountered almost the same thing only this this air force reconnaissance plane

26:46

that RC 135 is flying and this craft is

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flying closer and and the the they had the same picture. So that's why uh one

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connection to the the to why NSA and DIA uh figured it it was actual real. It was

27:07

it's real. I mean um what they were trying and there's there's a a

27:12

particular person who uh was window Stevens really really good friend. Uh,

27:18

of course Window passed away some years ago, but he he says he he blew these up

27:24

and he said they were trying to communicate. If you watched these things, if you if you if you really

27:31

analyze these things, I think this guy was on uh George, maybe George Nory or George, maybe Art Bell, one one of the

27:38

two, but he was saying the same thing. they were trying to communicate and I don't think that the people in the

27:44

other the other side us humans were were understanding that

27:51

I thought that was it's absolute absolutely incredible Rick

27:57

I think everybody watching this has just had their minds blown with these great revelations that you've given them and

28:04

it really asks the a question you know we have to ask it when are we going to

28:09

at the truth about extraterrestrials. Do you believe that this is going to be something that is going to come from our

28:16

governments and our politicians down the road or is it something that folks like yourself are going to continue to give

28:22

us or is it going to be something everybody just wakes up one day and we we make a discovery out there or we find

28:29

out about it ourselves? Well, I was sitting in a room, a hotel

28:34

room in Vegas um some years ago with a very uh with uh the late Senator Harry

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Reid. He had retired uh maybe a couple years just before this, maybe a year or

28:49

so, and uh a a uh a person within the Defense Intelligence Agency, and um uh

28:58

we were sitting in a room and I don't I don't want to I don't want to uh drop

29:03

another name that was there, but um who has a pretty good show in uh on Coast to

29:10

Coast. Anyways, um this Harry Reid said he made this

29:16

statement about disclosure. Um he said, "You know,

29:23

I've seen only a little." And he put his hand up. He said, "I've only seen a little bit of it,

29:30

but out of that little bit that I've seen, only about this much could ever be disclosed."

29:37

Wow. That's that's profound. And it just goes to show that profound.

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Absolutely. Just goes to show that we have quite a bit more to go through until this starts to unravel. I want to

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thank you so much for coming on today and talking to us and sharing everything

29:54

and doing all that you do. I also have to ask you, how can people find your

30:00

work? Well, I used to have a website, but it was hacked twice and you know how that

30:06

goes. Uh they can email me. Uh my my email is uh r i c k

30:15

d o t y166sn.com or they can uh watch my episodes on

30:22

Gaia. I mean, I have 25 and I think if they if they uh truly want to know uh

30:29

what what I know and what I did uh join Gaia doesn't cost a lot and go to Cosmic

30:37

Disclosure with Emory Smith and and listen to my and watch my uh my

30:43

episodes. I I answer probably I have a a good friend person a fan I say good

30:49

friend I never met her but she uh used to email me all these questions and I

30:54

and I told her to do that she did and she I say ironically almost you know 90%

31:00

of the questions that I had are were answered by your episodes but of course

31:05

when you when you look at the episodes you obviously going to generate more and more and more questions about a lot of

31:11

things I don't know and there's a lot of things I I can't I I I was never accessed to and and and and one of the

31:17

things people before we go one of the things things that people ask me is you

31:22

know it all I said no no I don't know it all I wish I knew it all I know about

31:28

this much and you know there's volumes you know you you you you talk about um

31:35

you know a cylinder and I teach math online so I always do the analogy of a

31:41

cylinder if you you're trying to determine the volume of a of a of a

31:46

cylinder. Um, and you want to know everything about UFOs, you'd have to

31:52

fill that cylinder up. I probably only have about 20 drops in the bottom uh

31:57

that I know. So, there's so much out there that is so highly classified that

32:03

is so so incredibly um astounding to a human if they heard

32:08

it uh that that won't never be released. I can I can guarantee you there's no one

32:16

uh knows it all. Number one, and the few people that do are uh not uh going to

32:23

ever let that stuff out. It's going to it would probably uh harm the society.

32:29

And it's amazing. It's amazing that you're allowed to talk about the things that you do because of the time that's gone by

32:37

over the course of these events happening. And with that being said, if people want to hear you talk about these

32:44

things, we have a very exciting conference coming up, the Chariots of the Gods Conference. You're going to be

32:49

there, Eric Van Donakin, Georgio, Steve Mara, all sorts of great folks. I'll be there. I I can't wait to

32:56

listen to your talk. And if people want to check that out, that's June 24th through the 26. And one

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last thing before you go, do you have any other big things in the work that people could look forward to?

33:09

Yes. Uh I'm developing a program called the Dodie Chronicles.

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Uh we're just at the uh beginning of doing this. It's going to be a series of

33:20

of uh programming where I discuss topics that I had access to. And then uh we

33:28

we're even going to have some guests on uh some people that I worked with that are are uh we're working on this right

33:35

now, but that uh are coming out so to speak. Uh they they were deep covered

33:40

operatives within intelligence community um DIA, CIA, NSA, Air Force, uh who are

33:49

and they're late in their they're in their 70s and 80s now. One one p

33:55

particular person's in his 90s and they're going to come out and they're going to talk about what they had access

34:00

to and you think you think what I'm telling you is this you wait you wait for them. Thank you so much Rick and everyone stay

34:07

tuned for what he's getting up to next. Thank you. Um and I was also thinking

34:13

about when they are here on earth uh we hear stories about uh the

34:20

shape-shiftings whether they can change their um uh bodies to a human body. Have

34:26

you heard about these stories? I've heard it but I don't I don't know anything firsthand. The only thing I

34:32

know uh firsthand is that some of these entities that came here, the reason that

34:39

they bring the robots or they make a make their their uh entity into half

34:45

biological half android or or robotic is to adapt to the environment or robots

34:51

who can adapt to anything. Mhm. And some of them now, as I understand right now, some of these uh the tall

34:59

blonds, uh some of these other uh entities that that are being uh

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encountered by by humans uh are purely a robotic, but they're they're so they're

35:11

so uh they're so good at uh what what

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the the ETSs make them so well that they're they're they're a pure

35:22

artificial intelligent with uh humanoid features and it was it would be

35:29

difficult for us to determine distinguish and and remember these are maybe millions of years ahead of us in

35:35

technology. Yeah, I I would say so. And you know, when they're talking about

35:40

artificial intelligence, the AI, we to get to that level for us, we'd have to

35:45

take a quantum computer and stick it in one of their heads. And we're we're a little ways off from that yet. I would

35:51

say with this also, it's interesting to hear what you guys are talking about.

35:57

There's there's one guy I was talking to and he was involved in some special access programs and he told me about 30

36:04

years ago. He was out in Nevada in an underground facility and there was a

36:09

type of technology that was being developed and he told me these were militarygra holograms and he said they

36:16

worked on a photonic science. I don't know if you've ever heard anything like this before but it would move like what is a photon? 300,000 kilometers a second

36:23

or something it moves at. And he goes, "They would have denser subatomic particles where a woman could walk in the room, hand you a document, shake

36:30

your hand, and vanish before your eyes." And if they could use that like a vehicle, that might explain some people

36:36

that have ran into a a being. Even in our biblical stories, you know, someone says, "Hey, I was I was talking to this

36:42

guy all of a sudden vanished before my eyes." I want to ask you if you don't

36:47

mind just switching up a little bit but staying on the subject of the ETSs.