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This disclosure thing that's going on is basically like throwing a bone to the UFO community. And doesn't that feel like exactly what it is? They're throwing a bone saying, "Hey, go get distracted by this. Aliens are real. Stop paying attention to us unifying physics. Stop paying attention to the fact that we're hiding a compact fusion reactor in Lockheed Martin. Stop paying attention to the fact that we figured out and covered up cold fusion. Because people are putting the pieces together and they're connecting the Manhattan Project and cold fusion and the energy sources and these anti-gravity experiments and they're going, "Wait a minute. Humans have definitely figured this out. This is all humans doing all this research." So instead they're going, "Here you go. Aliens, look over there. Aliens." We need Trump, please reveal the truth about the aliens. Please let David Grusch have his own way and figure out the where the alien bodies are at. That's what's going on, isn't it? They're distracting us. They're confusing us. They're making us focus on things that aren't the important thing that they're hiding. And that's where the fake alien narrative comes into play. It's not that aliens are necessarily fake. Aliens can be absolutely real. But they're using the aliens as a distraction so that we don't focus on free energy and warp drives and teleportation and all the crazy stuff that they figured out. Everybody says, "If they had this technology, there's no way they could keep this hidden." No way they could keep it hidden. You guys know that's not true. So how do they do it? He says, "Even in the CIA, you might have more than like a hundred people working on a project and only 10% of them know what they're even doing. Only 10%. And he says, "You might have a conversation with a guy at a water cooler and he's like, "Did you see that crazy thing we did last week?" And he responds, he says, "No, because I don't have a need to know." And then he says, "That guy is not going to be able to be one of the 10%." Because that guy talks too much. They actually foster an environment where they only bring the people up that are people that are good at keeping secrets, good at lying. Think about that. That is crazy. And that's exactly why Eric W. Davis and Hal Puthoff are so good at lying. Cuz the only people that get to go to the top where they know everything are the ones that are never going to talk. Never in a million years are going to talk. Anthony Williams isn't going to talk either, but he can tell us how it works. And that's what I want. I don't need people to tell me the secrets. I want to know how it works. I want to know how the CIA works. I want to know how this compartmentalization works, and I want to understand how they hid this. He says, "We're very good at keeping secrets." And he explains that it's the peer pressure. Because when only 10% of the people know the truth, it's easy to figure out who the one is who leaked. Take that same situation. You've got 100 people on a project, only 10 people know what they're doing, and suddenly the a rumor gets out. Well, now you can narrow it down to 10 people. And if those 10 people are all trusted, you're going to be able to know. He even says, "You know who leaked immediately because of the way they set it up." Think about that. They can figure out easily who leaked when it does happen. And that's why it doesn't happen very often. Incredible. Now, let's listen. Let's listen to a couple minutes. >> And I think very, very highly of him. And uh he's got the right security clearance, and when he can get access to things >> This is him talking about Congressman Burlison, by the way. You guys can hear this, right? Yeah, I think you should be able to. >> Cuz, you know, he's got the highest level of of of security clearance needed. Um but but the day-to-day access, let me give you an example. There was a program that I was on um that we had about 150 people in our command that were supporting this program. Of that there were only 12 that actually knew what the rest were working on. And I was one of the 12. So, there's a lot of people that probably aren't good at keeping secrets, and I've known them. I've had friends of mine that were read on to different units that did different things that would start running their mouth and like, "Oh, did you hear about this thing we did over the weekend?" And I'd say, "No, I didn't." Because I don't need to know that, and you should probably shut up. >> Yeah, right, right, right. >> Um you know, so those aren't the you know, the kind of guys that that you're going to grant all the access to, and what he was referring to wasn't anything clandestine or, you know, covert. It was just something neat that he was, you know, read on to, but if if that got out, uh you know, it's not a matter of uh national security uh overtly. Um so so even within the the one program I'm talking about, we had over 100 people working on it. Only 12 knew what they were actually working on. And so, there's no way for that to slip without us being able to quickly identify who did it. You know, who who let that out. So, we are very good at keeping secrets, and I believe the Vice President knows we're very good at keeping secrets. Overall, if all 150 of those people knew what we were actually working on, yeah, there's probably some people in there that don't have the maturity or wisdom or age or they're just so excited about this thing because it is exquisite that they would want to tell someone. And that's why we don't let the masses into those things. Uh >> Wow. That last part, chat. He says, "Yeah, if we let all 150 people know, of course it would leak out. Of course it would. But that's why we don't let them know. Even cuz he was talking about uh J.D. Vance when he was on Joe Rogan. And he was saying, "If we had something like that, it would leaked out. I don't believe they could keep it secret. Someone would have taken a photo or something." No. No, the reason why that doesn't happen is cuz they've anticipated that. They have protocols in place, which is compartmentalization. And then we know if somebody does leak it, we know exactly who did it. Your life's over if that happens. They ruin your life. So they've created an actual brotherhood of how the information gets kept secret. Says even that guy who was talking at the water cooler, he wasn't even talking about clandestine operation. But we're not going to let that guy know. Hm. I'm going to let him go for another minute cuz this guy, who is Anthony Williams, he's using a pseudonym. It's not really his name. It's not his real name, but obviously he's very connected in the intelligence community. I love this guy. I love this guy. This is exactly the kind of guy I want in my intelligence community uh running operations, to be honest with you. >> Um so, you know, going all the way back to the Manhattan Project, the thousands of people that were working on that working on that. Yeah. Very few knew exactly what they were working on. >> True. >> Um and I've had I've had friends that supported, you know, even recently with the Bin Laden raid, and they had no idea till after the raid that that's what they were working on. They had no clue. They're working comms infrastructure, they're working uh classified uh programs to support the the target package for that. And after they hit, they're like, "Oh my gosh, like that's what we were doing." They had no idea, and they didn't need to know. >> This guy worked on the Bin Laden raid. He just outed himself as working on the Bin Laden raid. And said, "Even in the Bin Laden raid, people were working on stuff they didn't even know what they were working on. They were working on stuff related to Bin Laden raid." Doesn't this exactly explain, obviously he's in the CIA. Obviously this guy's in the CIA. Doesn't this explain exactly how they're able to keep this technology and science secret? Now, the other thing too is that they put a stigma on it. The stigma works in their favor, too. They put a stigma on the topic, and people are even afraid to talk about it because of the stigma, cuz they don't want to look like kooks. They don't want to look like conspiracy theorists. This is the element of brainwashing. They have quite literally brainwashed by you say, "What does brainwashing look like?" Well, you are looking at it. All of us have been brainwashed. We were brainwashed to think aliens are stupid. We were brainwashed to think anti-gravity's not possible. We were brainwashed to think free energy violates the laws of thermodynamics. We are brainwashed to think you can't move faster than the speed of light. Not possible. Those aren't things that are true. All of those are things that are lies. That even if someone didn't directly force you to believe it, they amplified those messages. Those messages get amplified, and that's how brainwashing works. And yes, social media brainwashes you, too, for the exact same reasons.