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Episode 164 – COVID19, End of the Kali Yuga? Space Origins, Dimensional Physics w/ Richard C. Hoagland

A conversation with Richard C. Hoagland

Richard C. Hoagland is an author, scientist, researcher and a former NASA consultant and museum space science Curator who has spent his career analysing and investigating the data generated by space missions.…

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March 20, 2020
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Richard C. Hoagland is an author, scientist, researcher and a former NASA consultant and museum space science Curator who has spent his career analysing and investigating the data generated by space missions.
Richard served as the science advisor to Walter Cronkite and CBS news. Richard also hosts: The other side of midnight, which is ranked in the top ten best late night radio shows in the world today.

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  1. enjoy this conversation the human experiences in session my name is Xavier Katana my guest for this evening is Richard C hogland Richard is an author scientist researcher and former NASA consultant and Museum space science curator who has spent his career analyzing and

  2. investigating the data gener generated by space missions Richard served as the science advis adviser to Walter kronite and CBS News Richard also hosts the other side of midnight which is ranked in the top 10 B best late night radio shows in the world today phenomenal show

  3. Richard it's such a pleasure and an honor sir welcome to hxp davier thank you you're kind of making me blush I had to fix my hair before the show started because I mean I've been listening to you Richard for so long I mean back in the the sort of Heyday the of Art Bell

  4. God Rest his soul but you know I would get this as I was telling you I would get this little clock radio and put it I was just a kid you know and so to go sort of Full Circle and to have you on my show tonight with us tonight I am just I couldn't be more chuffed I'm so

  5. happy about this you know that that that story is kind of funny because I remember a few years ago living with my parents and my siblings in New Jersey and in the middle of the night in a transistor radio remember those little cheap transistors they were about the

  6. size of a pack of playing cards and they played on a small battery and they had a horrible speaker and everything you heard through it was totally distorted and you didn't care anyway I would listen to that little transistor radio to Long John nebble broadcasting from w

  7. across the river in Manhattan uh on on a show that basically was the template for the other side of midnight in fact I even I even stole his stee music oh wow that's an interesting story I mean who knew you know it's it seems like the work of of generations you know

  8. I I admire your work so much and I sort of picked up where I could you know where you left off and the the stuff that you're doing and the stuff that Bell did when he was around and so you know hopefully we can get to the bottom of some of these Mysteries that have

  9. plagued us our Consciousness and I mean it's it's really interesting what's going on in the world today right now Richard because well that's one way of looking at it I mean the world is on its head and it seems like you kidding it seems like this is this is every

  10. apocalypse that everybody ever wrote you know marvel you know tent B movie yeah this is not the way the planet is supposed to be operating and obviously something far beyond what they're telling us is going on um I don't want to spread fear point in fact I'm

  11. intrigued that more and more people are using that term because I think I coined it some years ago um the problem is that when you have an unprecedented historical event which in the worst case scenario projections for the United States alone could kill up to two two

  12. billion people in the next few months you can't just sit back and do nothing you can't not wonder about all the disperate and frankly confusing and blatantly contradictory data that's coming in on this and it's very important for people who listening to

  13. keep their heads Source things multiply make sure if you're tracking something very controversial like the covid virus is a bioweapon that you really have your sources down because this really forces us to go back to good old journalism which is don't

  14. take anything as true unless you can get it from three independent sources and it's very hard on the internet to know what's independent or what's just being passed around I mean it's it's it's really phenomenal what's going on because I think you know Richard I mean Art Bell

  15. was talking about this you've talked about this I have mentioned this on my show that we are on we were on the precipice of the threshold of something massive and you know my antenna were up and and I would talk about this and mention this and now it's here we we are

  16. here now we are in the pandemic this is the the per verbial you know has hit the fan and so it's it's now it's it's circling around in the ceiling and it's going to hit the wall and I think I think you know fear is what's for sale and business is really booming it's

  17. really good because I think I think people are just people are afraid people are scared because they don't know you know what is actually going on it's it's like nobody knows what's going on and I think they're not knowing is by Design I mean when I look at the pattern of

  18. official responses to this going back to the first report out of Wuhan which I think was in December I have noticed a bizarre lagging by our team our guys in doing everything they could to stop this I mean I know what the rhetoric is all you

  19. have to do is forget the rhetoric and look at the facts there are dated events going on on the record it's available to everybody thank goodness with the internet and what the rhetoric is is coming out of Washington and the White House and all that and what's really

  20. going on are totally separate things there is such foot dragging that I want to propose a controversial idea okay what Xavier if this was not accidental if in fact this is a planned pandemic for the whole planet for some purpose some goal some meta objective

  21. yep that's that's what I feel to that's I mean that's what what my intuition is saying is that there is something larger that we're not being told about what's going on really how do we how can we determine what is really I mean this virus is real it's very real it's out

  22. there it's in the wild but we're not being given the entire full story when are we ever given the full story about anything that happens ever well remember Ben Franklin's response to the woman after the first I guess was the Second Continental

  23. Congress when they finally finished up the Constitution and a woman asked her you know what kind of government do we have Mr Franklin and he said a republic if you could keep it you know the price of a democracy price of this Republic speaking now from the inser position as

  24. a citizen of the United States is to be vigilant because people all the time are trying to put stuff over on us I mean this this is not just due to the internet it goes back to you know first forms of government power all that thing about absolute power etc etc so the the

  25. thing citizens have to do is to maintain a constant vigilance and now because we have these Exquisite social media feedback mechanisms if we see something we don't like if we see something that's out of line anomalous doesn't make sense we can let everybody know which means

  26. it's a lot harder for the bad guys to slip stuff over on us provided we go in skeptical and not buying the first story like you know this the idea this this virus was a transfer from bats to humans in a wet Market in Wuhan I know it's sounds logical and plausible

  27. and all that I don't buy it for a second you know why a the only level four bioweapons military laboratory for biological warfare in all of China is only 20 miles from downtown Wuhan you know as art would have done Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding right and two

  28. the spokesperson for the Chinese foreign Ministry the other day weeks after I speculated on the other side of midnight could this have been an OP could the Deep State without Trump's Knowledge from here had done this released this virus in Wuhan to basically attacked

  29. China and is the Chinese official foreign Ministry response a kind of a veiled confirmation of that model MH I mean that's one hypothesis I mean more here here's more data I have little or no doubt that this is a bioengineered virus that somehow got out

  30. that seems how do I know yeah how do I know because a Francis Bo Professor Francis Bo who literally wrote the international treaty on biowarfare by where United States ostensibly got rid of its biological weapons in past treaty negotiations going back you know a

  31. couple of decades he has come out and said firmly from all his information this is a weapon that somehow escaped or if you want to be really conspiratorial was deliberately released now obviously you got to ask the question why would the Chinese if

  32. they're developing a weapon why would they release it in their own country and the answer obviously is in this scenario they didn't somebody else did to make real bad times for the Chinese for even beginning to work on such an awful weapon now there's also other data

  33. there's a Harvard Professor who had Chinese students who's been arrested for Espionage there's reports of a Canadian laboratory High Level facility with Chinese immigrant you know workers scientists who were who were basically expelled by Canada because they stole

  34. things from the lab um there's a lot of very murky Paper Trails as to where this came from but the thing that I find most striking if this was just a natural mutation you'd only expect there to be one strain right the Chinese strain of covid-19 with me so far yeah in fact now

  35. there are reputable papers from a variety of researchers in a variety of countries claiming that they've now detected different genetic variants in this disease it's different in Europe than in China it's different in the United States than in Europe or in China

  36. and the idea of having three simultaneous incredibly infectious and dangerous mutations of the same virus all within a few weeks just just doesn't make sense this looks to be by Design so who wants the entire world to get infected with Corona virus 19 and what does it really

  37. do besides killing off a percentage of the elder population what does it really do I mean there's there's so I mean there's so many different directions and now data is coming out it seems like the data is changing every few minutes you know the story is

  38. changing about what it does and who it affects and I guess I read an article today that was that came out today that said that 20 to 40 20 to 40 years olds were affected by the virus as well you got to have a long enough database that's true about this that's that's

  39. very true right I up until up until like January mid January I think this was confined to China then the same day that we got our patient zero in I guess it was Washington State the South Koreans got their patient zero in in South Korea and the two Nations began a very very

  40. different set of protocols to deal with this the South Koreans have really been able to handle this without torpedoing and and committing suicide with their economy the United States no because we had no testing because our president Richard years ago let me

  41. disbanded the pandemic unit of the National Security Council we've done this to ourselves Xavier and my question is why the hell have we're only going to know that through time right so can we wait wait Richard can we do listening to you we could have a leak what can we do

  42. about this I mean obviously what's going on is as you said fear porn I mean this is the status quo right now they want everyone to be afraid very afraid so how do we not bite into the fear because that seems to be the underlying you know like I said the status quo of

  43. it well without adequate testing everybody is potentially carrying this thing without knowing it except of course for me because I'm sitting in the middle of a desert and I haven't been near anybody in in months and months so I'm pretty sure I'm okay

  44. for the time being but people who are involved in social interactions you know who go to bars restaurants ride Subways you know the usual normal things of 21st century life you're going to interact with an awful lot of people and a number of those who are going to be carrying

  45. this have no symptoms and they will give it to you now if you're young and you're healthy according to the latest information you do get very sick that's why they have to take these young kids 40s 50s I'm young out to the hospital and put them on ventilators in intensive care

  46. because unless they have intensive care even young people who get this they will die the difference is that young people with intensive care survive statistically and older people do not I believe the average age of the deaths in Northern uh Italy in the Lombardi region

  47. is 80.3 and of course critics are are saying look see those people would have died anyway I mean that's an aberant thought because if you have elderly people who have compromised immune systems or some kind of respiratory problem or they have diabetes or they

  48. have cancer or they have a heart disease or any one of a number of factors now that we know from the statistics make it more likely that if you get this you're going to die to say that it wasn't the covid virus that killed them is nuts because if they

  49. hadn't caught the virus they'd still be with us and I see people zavier it's shocking who basically say well if we do nothing it won't affect most of the population and we need those deaths to build up the so-called bir immunity Richard let's let's zoom out let's zoom

  50. out okay let's I under I know my audience I I understand you know everything that you're saying right now so what I want to do is I want to zoom out to the larger picture and I want to talk about you know where we are headed what could be the possible implications

  51. of what has happened you moving into wait wait wait a second hold on a second let me just finish let me just finish my thought let me just finish my question no no I don't want to hang on just let me just finish what I was gonna say and then you can speak please don't

  52. interrupt me please so all I was gonna say was you know if we are what are the possible you know results of this are we moving into a cashless Society are is this a mechanism of controlling people even more are we being invaded by aliens I mean what is going on and you know

  53. hopefully you can answer that well before we get to that because remember this is a very complicated story so pieces of it need to be in sequence since everybody is being driven nuts with fear form you know they think if they're going to get this they're going

  54. to die and the latest statistics are that if you're young and you get this you can get very very sick and if you don't get to the hospital yes you could probably die the problem is that if all these young people who are partying like there's no tomorrow on the beaches of

  55. Florida you I presume have seen the aial photograph right yeah if they get sick and they're rushed to the hospital they were overwhelmed The Limited Hospital facilities that we have here in the United States and that means an awful lot of people are going to die because they

  56. literally will not be able to get medical care right so there are two things we need to keep in mind this is not a disease without a cure there is new information coming out of Stanford which I was Aston last night to see actually was being touted by Fox

  57. there is a there's a Stanford study sorry about that I'm getting horse there there's a s study which shows that if people who have no symptoms but are tested positive for the virus take a drug that's been out in the public sector since 1945

  58. M it's called chloroquin it's in in a another form is called chloroquin uh um uh I I forget the rest of it but it's on the website do you have that Stanford paper if not I will send it to you I've read I I did come across that and I did read it I did see

  59. it and what they were implying was that this malaria drug that people use when they are in when they go to down to like South America or something like that um you know they prescribe this drug uh for malaria and it actually destroys the the

  60. covid-19 virus it it actually disrupts what's happening in the process of it replicated it disrupts its replication cycle and therefore it dies and is elated by the body yes if you if you go to look at the paper you'll see microscopic slides showing the virus in

  61. a Petri dish with various dosages of this chloroquine malaria drug and the final slide it's Pitch Black it's eliminated all the virus with a very small dosage taken a couple times a week so you can take it prophylactically meaning you can get it with a doctor's

  62. prescription you can't get it over the counter it's got to be a doctor's prescription but it's freely available here in the United States of course theil supplies run out apparently it's harder to get other parts of the world and I'm not quite sure why because

  63. malaria is a major problem in in certainly swampy jungle mosquito infested parts of the planet like Panama Thailand etc etc so I'm I'm wondering why we can still get it here but you can't get it other places and the good news is this is a study conducted by

  64. really reputable folks it's not a pipe dream it's not you know lost hope if you take it before you you are exposed it will prevent percentage of the population from getting this and if you take it after you have the symptoms apparently it helps a lot moderate the symptoms and

  65. kill off the virus which is exactly what you would want in the best of all possible worlds and it's really really cheap and simple to make okay I mean dosages are pennies pen so so you should put that paper we will because credibility is everything now in the

  66. internet put that paper up on your website point out that it's Stanford research a number of mainstream doctors they would not put their reputations on the line and claim this unless it was true Richard let's let's let's zoom out what would be the larger purpose of

  67. having people shelter in place saavor please would you let me go at my own pace you brought me on you asked me to do this you have a script I don't have a script there's no script what do you mean then stop telling me to speculate about things I don't know I mean I'm not

  68. going to add want to understand your opinion that's why I brought you on the show I want to deal with the disease first I want to speculate porn where it came from second so let me give you the second breakthrough are you aware of Sher Edwards work you asked me about

  69. this before the show no I have I don't it doesn't ring a bell off the top of my head yet Sherry Edwards for the last 30 years has been working with patients with all kinds of diseases and treatment protocols with people that have literally insoluble medical crises that

  70. would have died if they had not come to her and she has fixed them I have done now three shows I think with Sherry either as the main guest on the other side of midnight or as a contributory guest with a panel of other people and I had a a major film actor from Hollywood

  71. who become her patient several years ago and he was medical community had given up on they said just go home and die there's nothing we can do Sherry Edwards protocol fix it so what does she do on her website what you do is you log into her website and I will give you this

  72. link after the show and you can put it up on your site if you want it's up on the other side of midnight you log on to Sherry's website with a microphone which has to be a broads spectr microphone so that it catches all the frequencies of your voice you literally record about 30

  73. seconds of audio and then her computer program excuse me analyzes the sound frequencies in your voice and in terms of her work for the last 30 years years those frequencies correspond to elements and parasites and nutritional deficiencies and diseases to which you are exposed at

  74. the moment you make the recording so then what she does she takes that she takes that recording and she gives you a protocol of frequencies that you listen to excuse me through headphones and the frequen encies fix what is wrong I remember that show now

  75. yeah it is stunning and it's breakthrough and it just needs replicator trials there are several healthc care workers after the first show we did who are adopting sher's technique they're in touch with her they are exposing their own patients to these

  76. protocols people who have severe respiratory problems so we can see if they get better quickly and they're getting better quickly now they don't have covid but covid is a is a Corona virus it's one of the family of viruses some of which produce the common coal so

  77. if you test this on one illness or two illnesses or three the likelihood is because illness itself is systemic to this idea this hypothesis that it's really about modulating frequencies in the so-called torsion field but that's what the body really is doing when it

  78. takes supplements or takes food or takes you know inest nutrients it's easily rearranging your frequency Dynamics within your body and you can do it either with material stuff molecules or you can do it by directed frequencies I know this sounds radically radically

  79. like like magic no it's not it's really Advanced science and again we're trying to build up a database of patients with Logs with files with you know contact information so I mean we had one woman who literally had gone to her doctor the day before

  80. and she found that she literally had the flu documented the day after she went through this protocol and her symptoms were gone in 10 minutes and they went back to the doctor and he said where' the flu go you should have been in bed for two weeks so we're look we're

  81. working up a list of people for whom this works and the Corona virus is no to the other virus it attaches to you know your your cells the same way it needs receptors it needs Bing agents it needs a whole life cycle to replicate and overwhelm you and kill you if you

  82. can interrupt that cycle with frequencies can you imagine people all over the world who are desperate for hope now all they do is use their social media and their microphones and their headsets and they dial into her website and they can become

  83. immune and if they do catch it they can be cured by an appropriate um playback of the right frequencies so you know it it does seem that there are mechanisms of fighting this that are holistic and it's it's really interesting because I remember

  84. this rash of deaths that of holistic doctors do you remember this Richard this happened I mean this was happening and 15 years ago there was a huge bunch of microbiologists who suddenly wound up dying all over the planet so and it looked incredibly

  85. suspicious like somebody didn't want these smart guys and women around when something was going down so you know curious to know do you think I know you've studied um the kuga you know cycles and the span of them and what happens in them you've done shows

  86. on them which I I've Loved um are we nearing the end cycle of a kuga re changing Cycles well as you know I've had some guests on including Bic experts from India who claim that the caluga cycle ends in 2025 I'm a little bit skeptical of such a

  87. precise date because there's been such controversies over the Antiquity of the calugas themselves not the caluga the Yuga Cycles themselves the you know the ancient viic texts the equivocation of names and numbers and years and assigning eras a certain span of time um

  88. but what I can say is if you just look around the planet and you look at the measurements that I did with Robin all over the world with the Acron the physics is unquestionably changing dramatically and my feeling is it's correlated with the end of the

  89. processional cycle the so-called you know 2012 syndrome the home May calendar thing except when Robin and I went to uh chits nit and I was able to measure the uh the cuga uh not the kuga the um uh frequencies of the gon pyramid it was then that I realized that probably the

  90. 2012 date was wrong because the original archaeologist back in the 1940s who tried to translate the stelli from the Mayan Long Count to adjust it to be in sync with the Goran calendar I think they messed up by 3 or four years and which means that 2012 really

  91. didn't happen until the transition between 2016 and 2017 that's the real end of the Mayan calendar as my astronomical recomputation of that calendrical translation would have it and lo and behold the world radically changed between 2016 and 2017 did it not

  92. it did I mean there have been several Cycles where it seems like the World As We Knew It you know has changed radically but not like this not quite like this ever recorded unprecedented you know so I I'm curious you know what you think Richard of what

  93. could be the possible direction of where is this going where is this leading towards without without injecting any fear porn you know I just I'm just curious to know your perspective you've talked to so many leading scientists researchers authors and you know I just

  94. we're brainstorming live on air well again I don't want to Hype the fear porn because fear paralyzes people can't think when they're in panic nobody's hyping any fear porn whatsoever that is not the objective of this conversation I'm trying to qu the have you looked at

  95. how people are just freaking out because they have to stay inside for a couple of weeks it's be longer than a couple weeks I live even if it's six weeks or eight weeks or 18 months who cares we have never been more connected to each other by all these

  96. technological means than we have been before I mean we've got the internet we've got Tik Tock we've got Twitter we've got Skype we've got Zoom we've got Instagram I mean I have seen and I know you've seen this a million times you go to a restaurant right and you see a

  97. table with four people and they're out for dinner and you say oh isn't that nice and they're all sitting there within two feet of each other staring down at these stupid things in their hands their phones so they're not even talking to so why are they freaking out

  98. that they can only talk to each other for a few weeks maybe by going through Instagram or Skype or whatever as opposed to being face to face in a in a restaurant that will keep their grandparents alive that will keep the the old folks down the street alive in other words are we

  99. so selfish now that with this incredible cornicopia of technological wonders I'm not talking about the economics that's a that's a different thing people happening to stay home without jobs is a horrible thing thank God there are movements going on in

  100. Washington to get money to people I'm just talking about people who I here emotionally freaking out that they have to be they don't even have to stay inside because you can go outside for walks you can walk the dog you can go to the grocery store you just can't hang

  101. out like those idiots in Florida and contaminate everybody to take it to people who we now know are going to die if they get this without treatment I agree with you completely it's it's like a petri dish and it just it shows it shows of a huge disrespect

  102. to you know just what's going on in other people the space of other people and it's quite offensive to see Behavior like that when everyone else is you know doing their best to follow you know what we're being told and and the rules we're staying inside and you know then other

  103. people are kind of just on the beach well if you've listened to my show a lot I do you have every weekend and you and you listened to me talk about the physics on the other side of mid let's talk about that you know you know that one of the maners that I've been saying

  104. now for years basically impelled by this change of the physics which affects not only beagles and Bonas as you know Sega would have said but human beings Consciousness astrophysics geology the weather this physics modulates everything right if it's

  105. changing it's going to affect Consciousness and the effect I've seen on Consciousness overwhelmingly over and over again for the last several years now is the good are getting better and the bad are getting worse all these self-involved narcissistic idiots

  106. parading around on the beaches in Florida when Florida is a state full of seniors think it you can't go anywhere in F without bumping into a senior citizen are these people that stupid that they want to just kill them all off or don't they believe it and the

  107. reason they don't believe it is because politically there's almost one half of the political Spectrum which has been saying for weeks now it's a hoax it's just you know it's just fake media it's just those folks lying again and they people who have believed this and

  108. now those folks have changed their tune and I was very happy to see that Laura Ingram and Sean Hannity on Fox last night talked about this Stanford study as a as an antidote to the awful fear porn they've been spreading by basically claiming it's all nothing just you know

  109. run your daily life as if there's nothing going on because that of course can kill the very people that you love yeah I mean there was there was a doctor Dr Sarah conrath and she did uh anep uh a research study on this empathy in narcissism and the the changes in it

  110. and how it used to be that most people were empathetic and they would relate with others and there was a low level of narcissism and then it flipped and now most people are narcissistic they sort of gravitate towards narcissism and there's less people that are empathetic

  111. are we sure that's true or is it observational selection because depending upon what media you use to find your sample you can get different populations in the same population that will maybe kind of tend toward that remember the good are getting bad and

  112. the and the the bad are getting worse and the good are getting better it's just I'm seeing these social changes going on around us at such speed and we're finding simultaneously we have horrible news and really great news in this in you know the same broadcast it's

  113. like we're being given choices which path are we going to follow despair or hope and there's real hope out there you're saying that it's it's possible for us to choose which path we decide to select based on what we think and the the vibration that we're

  114. resonating at yep yep so if we choose the path of you know peace and Harmony and those things if we Select Community community in a safe way because right now you know it's so I mean when Robin and I and of course you know I miss her desperately because she

  115. died my condolences she would be so up to her eyebrows helping people if she was here and all of this I mean good the worldwide pandemic that she could be useful to help you know fix but we went to um Central America and we were sitting at a little

  116. restaurant where we were measuring pizs nit and our whole crew was there you know the NBC crew and we noticed our producer was sitting at a table you know in this little restaurant couple tables over all by herself she had her laptop open on the on the table and she had a

  117. set up for dinner for one and we wanted to invite her over to our table you know because you know community and she looked up and she smiled and she says no I'm having dinner with my significant other and I looked at the screen and there he was on Skype

  118. in New York and here we are in the middle of Guatemala in a jungle and they were having dinner together why are the internet and I say to myself why can't people understand how incredibly blessed we are we can see each of our loved ones for this period that we don't want to

  119. infect but we can talk to them we can communicate we can share things I mean I would get anything if I could do a Skype call with probably right now I'm so sorry man I mean I I remember that episode I remember when she passed and it's been a year it doesn't seem

  120. like the year it seems like but if I could just see her so everybody out there calm down you can see the people you love this too will pass this is not the end of everything and the end of civilization and all that fear porn this is a transition for instance I'll give you an

  121. example you want to hear a positive side to this please so many corporations now realize as my old friend Arthur C Clark told me 30 years ago he said to me remember this is the dark age of 30 years ago he said dick anybody who commutes more than 30 seconds from

  122. office to home is a fool and now of course we have all of these corporations with huge resources setting up the mechanisms so that parents can be inheriting their kids at home keeping them safe doing productive jobs via Skype or Zoom or whatever and

  123. still interact with each other but not infect the community and therefore implicate you know terrible things for civilization as a whole it's going to change I think when we get through this I think we're going to be better as a culture because we're going to Value

  124. more the personal contact that we can't have right now and we're going to decide we're going to use that in social situations where personal contact is everything yes as opposed to where it's just because we've always done it that way and the

  125. technology didn't let us do it any other way and now the telecommuting technology is there so that we can restructure time so that it's more human this I think is going to wind up with making Society certainly Western Society more human in that the personal needs of family and

  126. friends and personal time is going to become more valued as we realize what we've lost temporarily because it's delerious if we're so selfish that we go out and try to hug everybody yeah I mean I was I was just thinking that actually I was thinking

  127. about how much we take for granted the things that are right in front of us and now you know that they're no longer right in front of us no longer that we have access to them directly and I was at the grocery store the other day Richard and you know it it it really

  128. struck me how easy we have things and how much I appreciate just small things how meaningful it is just to be able to go to the grocery store in a normal way you know yeah and as you said Richard please please as you said at the the beginning of the program you know

  129. um you interrupt my my you interrupted my thought patter sorry you got me what you know like I just my point being was just that you know we we've we've been so wired to be this way and I I think what you said at the beginning where you know this is not normal for a

  130. planet to end door I mean why why do you think this is occurring then Richard I mean do you think well one of the possibilities and again without hyping the pear porn side of this of course of course I've been watching obviously president our our president is is not

  131. normal I think everybody would agree that is not normal so I watch very carefully because I keep saying to myself how can someone achieving that position wind up doing whenever he's presented with a choice everything wrong and I know there's a lot of trump

  132. people out there screaming at the you know radio right now say oh my God he's an Anie no I'm just watching someone do every like for instance you say to media on record months it's a hoax it's all going to go away it's going to be like a miracle it will never have happened and

  133. that kind of thing it's on record you can't take the words back because you said them and then yesterday you come out and say well I always thought this was a pandemic long before uh the World Health Organization called it a pandemic no you didn't you said it was a

  134. hoax so we're living through this Whiplash where what we hear from officials yesterday is not the same thing they're saying today and again this I believe is endemic to this bizarre time in the physics in the processional cycle where things just go

  135. cattywampus it's almost like xavor half of the population can't talk to the other half of the population they're talking past them they're talking through them but they're not talking with them it's like they're saying the same words but each side to them those

  136. words mean something radically different and I'm looking at this and this has been going on now for at least three years and I'm saying I wonder if this is another symptom of this transition between vadas between the Cycles the Yuga Cycles because during those times

  137. everything gets very noisy and confused and contradictory it's almost like dissonant frequencies blasting you like think fingernails on a Blackboard compared to a a Dorian champ one is pleasurable the other is ah you can't stand them disant frequencies

  138. right so think back to your Western Bible remember the first time God looked down and decided that he didn't like what was going on and wanted to destroy Humanity what happened as a result of that intervention by God in the Western Bible like plagues right I mean it was

  139. and then afterwards it was a cataclysms and afterwards the flood they could not communicate oh okay were of divided language I'm beginning to think that Ancient cautionary tale is applying not to you know like ES Tonto or English or Samarian or Acadian

  140. or whatever I'm thinking it applies to the idea that even if people speak the same language at some point in terms of Consciousness they're not communicating and that's what that biblical reference is telling us and it's connected to major terrestrial changes is it

  141. not in the Bible is that what we're going through is this a is this a kind of a signal that something is coming it's physical and this is only a Prelude to a lot more complexity and problems up ahead oh my again I don't know but I'm just raising this as a

  142. possibility because again while we have time there are things we could be doing that we're not doing now and we need to do them as a community but we need to do them socially distancing ourselves physically I mean imagine if this happened and we didn't have all this

  143. technology that's true that's a good point imagine if you were really isolated and you couldn't see people for weeks and there were no such things as delivery services no such things as Communications that would allow you to talk to your great-grandmother on the

  144. other side of the planet and see her in real time or have dinner with someone 2,000 miles away even though they couldn't be at the same table Richard would it be okay if we talk a bit about you know amua mua and these space it's funny you should bring that

  145. up I really want to connect it all together because that leads directly into my next speculation I want to clearly label this as a speculation okay I've been looking at the trend since Trump was elected of the things he's done as opposed to the things he

  146. said but one of the big recurring themes that he's both talked about and then accomplished was the creation of this whole new military uh service the soall space force right is it possible the space force is part of this covid-19 equation is it possible that this has

  147. not been developed by the us or the Chinese or the Russians or the Indians or the PLO or the Israelis or anybody down here suppose this virus is coming to us from upstairs wow and let me give you a potential enemy remember Richard Dolan ever had

  148. Richard Dolan on your show no no oh please continue please continue Richard Dolan is the originator of the soall Breakaway civilization hypoth yes ah yes yes yes which is that after World War II the Germans with their incredibly Advanced are indeed into Limitless

  149. energy anti-gravity propulsion uh biomed immortality a whole bunch of other top secret stuff that Hitler and his were into mhm they took all that and they left Earth they became the 800B grilling of the old joke's the inbound Gilla sleep anywhere it wants to well where does a

  150. breakaway civilization with hyperdimensional physics and tortion field technology sleep anywhere in the solar system it wants to and they've been developing separately according to several lines of evidence I mean you've heard stories over and over and over again about the

  151. secret space program well there's more than one there's the breakaways out there there's the corporate secret Black Ops groups down here and there's been this tension building between them for 70 years is it possible the breakaways have decided it's time to move in on

  152. Earth and this virus is a deliberate effort to begin to call terrestrial populations starting with the folks the Nazis love to kill off the elderly first you wanted speculation okay okay we're getting somewhere now I mean I it's this is what

  153. I love about you Richard I mean this is the the mind food I know that we're just speculating we're just playing a thought game but I mean that's what the best thing is about you is that you allow you know my mind to go into a place where you know I wouldn't

  154. originally have taken it you know what I mean so the space force connecting that those two things together I I don't I don't think I've heard anyone else mention that if we have an enemy out there you're going to need Marines and other folks to to fight them it's

  155. obvious is this a sacrif punch by the bad guys because they see what Trump Ed Al are building which would be a counterforce from the planet that could basically hold our own and protect the planet against them remember Earth is the only inhabitable planet in the whole

  156. solar system it's a blue Jewel imagine if you want to preserve here here's another wild speculation have you noticed the amount of carbon Emissions on the planet in the last two months ah yeah it's been decreasing radically like nothing that Dane

  157. wiggington and the other you know climate change researchers have been looking at has happened politically compared to this you can look now on the satellite imagery and places like Northern Italy covered in smog are now crystal clear the porposes and the swans

  158. have returned to the canals V yeah exactly yes it's like when you see that gross hydrocarbon industrial civilization when you curtail it the Earth desperately tries to return to homeostasis to normal to a more benign and and lifegiving environment we just

  159. need to give her half chance is it possible that there's some mad genius somewhere and we won't name any names but let's say they realize that if they inserted this into the global population given its specific characteristics and we'll go back to

  160. that in a minute it would have the effect that everybody would have quarantine governments would have to shut down the economy would have to be brought to a halt for the time being and the planet given a chance to recover yes from the hydrocarbon and again this is

  161. one of those awful Hobson's choices where in this scenario someone said okay for this to work we're going to save X number of billion people because we're going to save the planet but a certain number of millions of people because of the virus are going to

  162. die did someone make that horrible awful agonizing choice because they see the Stark problem of the planet itself dying unless Western hydrocarbon civilization is given other options presented socially with other possibilities for instance if as we were

  163. saying earlier wanted again implications of this if you looked earlier and said okay all of this not going to stores restaurants whatever when things are back to normal suppose Corporate America decides that having millions of people commuting to offices each day

  164. burning how many million gallons of gasoline on the road sitting like in LA in the world's largest parking lot is not useful for the environment and it's more cost effective to have people telecommuting from home in a big way those who basically just handle

  165. information it's one thing if you're you know working for Ford or Chrysler or GM because they just Clos their plants because you have can't make cars yet without people robots eventually will be able to make an entire car but fortunately for

  166. the time being there's still stuff that people could do so they have jobs which of course gets us back to the whole idea of a universal basic income Andrew Yang Mitt Romney picking up on that the other day and actually proposing as a republican the government send everybody

  167. a check for $1,000 or $2,000 a month until this crisis passes there are some very positive thing Xavier that could come out of this the only problem is if someone designed this to produce those at the expense of the numbers now would be about two million

  168. deaths in the United States among seniors alone yeah what kind of price are we willing ethically to pay for our own narcissistic greed where we can't transition to alternative Technologies while we have time unless we are forced to and this is forcing us to I mean we

  169. have to do this now right and I mean well we now see what the benefits are if we don't all drive on the roads every day and sit there for two hours trying to get to a stupid office but will Humanity learn Arthur's going back to Arthur's famous statement

  170. you still with me uh so you know I I love the trajectory that that you're talking about and you know I I can hope that Humanity learns from this and I mean there there have been so many guests that you've had on the show a couple I don't remember their names

  171. offand but there was a guest that was working on you you've you've you've touched on free energy devices and harnessing this technology and every single time seems to be this point that these people get to where they're like oh well I would never patent this

  172. because if I did I would put myself in danger yep I mean there are folks now that are working out there and they actually I I've seen one technology which we're looking at helping which actually does have a US patent but it needs a market and now

  173. because of this shattering change in our entire global economy one of the again one of the positive things that could come out of this is people more willing to look outside the box with Technologies which are lifegiving and life sustaining even if they're

  174. taboo is it possible that we exist in a simulation Richard well if we did how would we know what would be your Clues um um if I saw you know the same sort of code that we use to code things in a programming language I saw that same type of code in the math that makes

  175. up our reality perhaps there would be a you know correlation but I'm not sure if it would be a causation yeah that's always been the problem that we've had years looking at this whole 19.5 signature thing the idea of you describe tetrahed have rotating

  176. planets and energies coming up uh and it's coming to us by means of hyperspace that could all be an elegant computer algorithmic coding that's kind of like a clue that we're not looking at reality we're looking at a computer simulation I mean that's one of the

  177. possibilities that over and over again recurrence of 19.5 just throughout the Universe could be telling us that in fact our universe was designed and we're sitting on somebody's desktop all a few of those really interesting programs and Star Trek the Next

  178. Generation explain explain what 19.5 is to the listeners that might not know I thought your listeners you said it's not that background about okay if you take a planet let's say the Earth or Jupiter and you examine carefully you'll see that the largest

  179. upwellings of energy and on Earth it manifests itself as hot lava and on Jupiter manifests itself as a convective upwelling of hot gases occurs at 19.5 north and south on planets all across the solar system all they have to do is head mass and

  180. rotate and even on on Neptune when the uh Voyager spacecraft got there flew by in 1989 we discovered to our amazement there was a dark spot on Neptune and I actually posted a paper before NASA had come out with their numbers predicting that the spot that the spacecraft saw

  181. from millions of miles away was going to be at 19.5 and lo and behold it was science is nothing if it's not prediction so if this pattern of the 19.5 signature is telling us something about a universe that's been designed with certain parameters then you when you find this

  182. example again and again and again you have to ask yourself is it the universe doing it or is it humans here on Earth trying to imitate a universal pattern to make things happen and that gets us back to the idea of are we living in the design simulation where some someone has

  183. given us this numeric clue that in fact ultimately we are living in a simulation H and what about what about this hyperdimensional physics you bring it up a lot I mean how can we connect the dots there because I mean there there's a lot of this in play I mean it's always in play

  184. through intention you know where you direct your attention but also could there be a way to to harness it I mean is I mean is is all the fear and panic that we're generating feeding you know something that's out there that could be hyper dimensionally active okay there is

  185. a myth going on that perpetual motion machines cannot exist period they're all fake news they're all lies they're all you know the imagination of their inventors who are a bit diluted and the answer of course is that's not true in order for you to get energy

  186. from nowhere there needs to be another source that's all just have to figure out a way to either in nature or through a technology open a gate between our three-dimensional reality and a higher dimensional invisible reality which surrounds our reality and modulates it

  187. and that's where the whole hyper dimensional physics model comes in like a zero because well that's one of the terms I prefer The Ether or the torsion field because these are frequency analog waves that are interacting they're not digital datab bits and that whole analog world

  188. is where the energy transfers take place I mean give you an example we s spacecraft to Pluto right which is this little ice ball sitting 4 billion miles from the Sun where on a good day the temperature is never above 300 below zero fahrenheit

  189. which is the freezing liquification point of liquid nitrogen and what do we find as we fly by Pluto we findly a world absolutely amazingly geologically AC to with geysers and with an atmosphere and sluggishly moving pools of liquid nitrogen and something like uh you know

  190. geology active geology on a world which is smaller than the moon located four billion miles from the center of energy and light the Sun and it's this Dynamic World which is is circled by five objects five moons that also are not obeying normal celestrial

  191. mechanics rules when NASA was able to take a close look at them and I look at the Pluto system xavor and I say obviously this was a system designed by our great great great great great ancestors before the solar system went the Hell in a hand basket and it was

  192. designed to produce an example of how hyperdimensional physics literally keep a world alive because the interaction among the five so-called moons of Pluto including Sharon and Sharon itself in the hyperdimensional model is ducting enough energy into Pluto right now to keep it

  193. geologically active and that's what the mainstream Nas guys are never going to tell you in fact I've had people planted in audiences when Allan Stern does these presentations on on the Pluto mission you know the New Horizon mission and they deliberately ask him Dr Stern where

  194. is the energy coming from to drive what we're seeing going on in Pluto right now and every time he's asked this question he clams up and leaves the stage he won't answer it he can't answer it because that will will open the doorway to the Unseen physics we're never

  195. supposed to know about which may come out of the Woodward because of this current Corona virus Calamity I mean we can hope so you we can we can hope that well we can also try to force the river we can push it like mad which I'm doing with the other

  196. sign of midnight you know I'm going to do at least maybe one show devoted partially each weekend to various aspects of this virus story this narrative including the developing work of Sherry and her colleagues and this residence protocol that for someone who

  197. has the Corona virus they're exposed for a few minutes to these frequencies they get better and one of her practitioners is working with a woman in Milan in Northern Italy remotely because remember the Bell nonlocality theorem also plays into this if if it's truly

  198. hyperdimensional it's truly ether you don't need to be in the same room to get this to work you can do this anywhere it's kind of like remote viewing except it's remote healing and that's what they're working on and we will be presenting the results

  199. of those experiments in the coming days and weeks we must provide people with real hope based on on the real physics of how to deal with this and a whole bunch of other planetary problems we have tonight I mean people are going to have so much time to explore these other

  200. areas of life where as before you know they were working these 9 to5 jobs and they come home they're exhausted they have to deal with their kids they have to make dinner now they have time to explore this stuff truly and and to get to know their kids

  201. and hopefully stimulus package when we get paid I mean I remember our family growing up it was back in the 60s we would all get together and we would you know fix dinner and we bring in an on TRS and we'd sit on the couch and we'd all watch M together or the Twilight

  202. Zone or the alaskans or any one of a number of these shows it was a communal family experience and during the commercials we would talk to each other about what was going on in the show we would socialize we would interact we had a time because

  203. of course in those days you know television was live and you didn't record it so you either would be there or be square can you imagine all of the things watching that with everything I mean look at the choices we've got look at the big screens look at the stereo

  204. systems look at the you know delivery services we can get through this folks this is not the worst thing that ever happened provided the economics are being watched and there are two bills now going through the Congress that are going to make a lot of people whole and

  205. are also going to work a long way toward transforming the economics of being the low man on the totem pole I.E the worker and it's all being occasioned by this stupid virus doesn't it make you think maybe somebody has released this by Design was my first thought

  206. actually I've always wanted to ask you Richard about the the myth of Superman um you oh my favorite yes you talk I mean you talked about it a little bit on the show your show but I I haven't heard you bring it up again since that and I think you were going to do an episode on

  207. it but you never really did that I that I recall that I know well I'm I'm I'm pursuing the right person uh the guy that Lit wrote the book and I can't I I'm able to track him down yet but if I don't get him I'll get someone else but to me the whole

  208. Superman myth which of course exploded on This Nation you remember when no 1939 H twice 19.5 I see and what are the elements of the Superman myth he's powered by the sun distant planet super Advanced civilization blew themselves up sends Refugee to Earth to basically keep Earth

  209. from doing the same thing now we look at our work in the solar system what do we find from NASA and Russian and Chinese and Japanese and Indian and other spacecraft data remains of an ancient civilization based on a planet where there are now asteroids which blew

  210. itself up which sent refugees to Earth to keep it from happening again see where I'm going yeah so so we are all the the Supermen and women yes and our powers go up and down with changes in the physics can you imagine at the right time in the Yuga Cycles If instead of

  211. having to build a machine to keep yourself warm you could literally just think yourself warm and duct in energy from The Ether and completely maintain a non entropic environment around you just by mental and Consciousness uh technique that would be amazing yeah

  212. well we're seeing in Sherry's work how people think about this virus and the environment the frequency environment they're exposed to changes its effect on them it goes away and that's at the bottom of the CLE can you imagine if we're coming to a

  213. transition if this really is the end of the caluga and the beginning of I forget what the next cycle is we're going to be seeing as wil Cox has said David wiox all kinds of things that look to be Miracles but they're not because they're just part of the physic

  214. which is coming back in tune so that we can live on earth the way we were intended to live wouldn't that be something again this is not just speculation it's amendable to experiment we can set I mean I'm sitting here literally talking to you and on the other side of the roof

  215. I have one of Charlie Z's pyramids that we talked about on the show a few weeks ago that amplifies the physics it's just like a wireframe diagram of a SN very tall uh Tippy toppy skinny pyramid kind of like the mar pyramids in Africa I've got it sitting

  216. here in the uh in the living room and I've got a very sick house plant sitting in the middle of it so I can test what the effect is of this Amplified energy on the biology of this sick little plant is it working I don't know just set it up last

  217. night you know okay I know that I sat in it for about 45 minutes and I felt very strange for the rest of the evening and I slept like a baby last night I have not since Robin died I've not slept you know much at all and I had my first really good

  218. night's sleep and the reason is that if this pyramid works the way we think it is not only does it do things when you're inside it but it has a positive effect on the environment around it for like 10 or 20 feet Richard explain the pyramid structure to the

  219. people that don't don't know what you're talking about please well you know what the pyramid looks like right sure foursided Four Corners you can have four-sided pyramids you can have three-sided pyramids called tetrahedrons it turns out in the physics

  220. if you actually measure the ener Dynamics of stuff going on in pyramids the very pyramidal shape plus what they're made out of the the actual material MH in in classic pyramids we're talking you know Limestone calcium carbonate MH that material assemble all

  221. in one place with that geometry interacts with The Ether with the streaming torsion field in a way that amplifies the effects of the field on materials either within the pyramid or in their proximity it's amazing isn't it it's a solid state super 21st century

  222. Advanced Science and Technology coming to us from thousands of years ago right by cultures well even then they didn't know I don't think how it worked I think it was handed down to them from the Legacy cultures I.E Atlantis that kind of thing and that gets back to have we

  223. had planetary Wars before where we have been so kicked back to the Stone Age that we don't remember almost anything about how light used to be before the fall think about the fall is the fall not just know Adam and Eve being kicked out of the Garden of Eden but actually 66

  224. million years ago when the last extraordinarily Advanced ethic of high civilization in this solar system was destroyed by an interplanetary super War which wound up literally destroyed one of the planets MH and we're living in a broken solar system a broken physics as

  225. a result which has not been fixed which I'm very curious about why hasn't it been fixed and which only comes back into what you considered to be a kind of a humanlike phasing condition maybe once every few thousand years as the Yuga Cycles Chang via procession so if if the

  226. Egyptian pyramids were some sort of terrestrial marker then what would be wait wait what do you mean by marker as in a point in which the pyramids are placed to where I was going to go was to sort of Stave off some sort of other event I mean if if the pyramid

  227. creates this sort of energy structure automatically by it through its shape then I mean what would be the point of building a massive huge huge one out of granite well you don't build them out of granite you build the interior Chambers out of granite but you build the bul of

  228. pyramid out of limestone Limestone Cal calcium carbonate if you actually look at the molecule calcium carbonate the crystal do you know that geometrically it has exactly the same shape as very itself oh no I had no idea whoever a stand tenant found this out

  229. whoever built the Pyramid in Giza with the 5158 minute angle that's the exact geometry angle of the material the Limestone blocks the pyramid's built out of why because calcium carbonate is a hyper dimensionally active material if you want to build a huge solid state

  230. machine to amplify that physics you build it in the same geometry because you get the same resident frequencies wow and I think based on the work of Charles uh whose work I cannot uh know recommend highly enough you probably should get a link to his website um say

  231. last name please Charles Charles z z IES e pronounced Z okay and he's got a website I think it's called star pyramids or something like that MH anyway what he discovered With a Little Help from his friends like me was that the pyramids over time seem to have

  232. geometrically changed from the kind of squat ones we see in Egypt to the tall skinny ones we see just south of Egypt the the so-called uh beu pyramids okay what would be the point of that ah no if you're changing geometry and geometry is merely a solid

  233. state reflection of frequency then you're changing the geometry because you need to keep your solid state frequency correlation in resonance with changes in the field and there's several of these pyramids in the south of Egypt there in those nations of what's the

  234. name of that one the they're not called May the name of them I I I actually have the picture up on the Enterprise website and on the other side of midnight website but you can see side by side taken this stunning Panorama by the National Geographic that these pyramids

  235. over time dramatically and drastically change in their geometry and several of them you can see they built them up in the in the you know classic Egyptian style and then halfway through building them they changed the angle so the top of the pyramid has a

  236. different geometry than the base the same as the Red Pyramid in Egypt itself familiar with that one right yeah the one is called the vent pyramid Rises up at a certain angle then it changes angle H and the classic interpretation has been well the guys

  237. were trying to build a pyramid they realized once they built it and they got higher and higher it was too steep it was going to collapse so they changed the angle so it wouldn't collapse that's the mainstream explanation for what we're seeing and I

  238. think it's totally wrong I think because it takes a lot of years to build a pyramid these Legacy civilizations were imitating this ancient science and physics they they knew about it through their sacred text but they didn't have you know the materials except for rock

  239. and stone and granite Limestone to do this out of so they use what they had at hand okay and as they were building these pyramids the physics changed and they had to change the correspond in geometry of the pyramid they were building otherwise it wouldn't

  240. work it's about frequency matching it's all about resonance going back to Sherry Edwards work wow I mean that's that's a good point to pause and let you know what the time is we've got about five minutes left Richard so you know I want to give

  241. you a chance to wrap this together in your own way and you know perhaps you know mention something to the people who are you know listening who are going to listen to this uh we'll include you know your website I'll give you a chance to do that but you know is there a message

  242. that you want to give to people that are going to be hearing this this episode yeah I think we're based we we're poised on the edge of a of a Cascade of stunning positive revolutions and whether it's by Design or it's just because that's the

  243. way the cookies crumble it we're being a CH given a chance now as a planetary civilization to kind of look around and take stock of a whole bunch of things we automatically have been doing like social program or inherited habits bad habits this is giving us a pause to make

  244. choices it's ultimately all about choice we have a choice now we can decide when we come through this either with the treatments or with Cherry's frequencies or the development of a vaccine or whatever we're going to get through this and culturally and in terms of

  245. government they're going to make money available they're going to print money like there was no tomorrow it's going to get us through this what kind of a society do we want on the other side I mean it's kind of like the title of my show the other side of midnight when we

  246. get to the other side of midnight in this Dark Hour what kind of Sunrise do we want to have do we want to commute just to mindlessly work where we can do that from home or do we want to only commute to meet with friends with family to take in wonderful experiences like

  247. you know restaurants theme parks natural wonders the Grand Canyon uh one of my friends just before they closed the border between Canada and uh the United States was able to take his family to the Grand Canyon blew his kids Minds this may give us savior the pause

  248. to think about the choices remember it's all about ultimately choice the choices of what we want to do next and we need to make the choices a good way I love it Richard I mean I can't recommend the other side of midnight more and more highly and if you're on

  249. the chat server in the community that we have you know I I post a link to the show whenever it's live but it's live on Saturdays and Sundays and I have an alarm set on my phone yeah nine nine o'clock Pacific on Saturday and Sunday night midnight Eastern and today is such

  250. an auspicious day Richard to have you on the show tonight is the vernal equinox and so happy great yes happy vernal equinox and it's spring it is spring has sprung by the way uh on Sunday night this coming weekend I'm having sha uh Stone on as my guest oh

  251. nice and Sean Stone if you don't remember folks is Oliver Stone's son and obviously I'm going to be asking Sean about his great director father's agendas information sources uh Advanced warnings etc etc so you might want to tune in Sunday night

  252. the other side ofid very good give the website one more time Richard please the other side of midnight.com guys you heard it here the other side of midnight do my guest Richard C hogland I mean what an incredible Show Ladies and Gentlemen really hope you got a chance to hear the

  253. whole thing I mean it's a it's a really interesting time for our society our civilization so conversations like this I think are so crucial we cannot recommend the other side of midnight more highly I mean what Richard is doing over there is truly amazing and he really

  254. does vet his guests and it's it stands as my favorite show my favorite show not being paid to say this thank you guys so much for being here I know we are in some dark times right now people are scared people are afraid we're going to get through

  255. it thank you guys so much for listening if you're hearing my voice right now you are the resistance good night

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