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For centuries, mankind believed the moon had an extraordinary influence on our minds. Indeed, the Roman goddess bore the name Luna, which is familiar to us today as the prefix of the word lunatic. In fact, mental asylums only one hundred years ago would ensure windows at their facilities were bordered shut to shield the nightly glow of the moon, and a full moon is still believed by many to the night when incomprehensible events can occur, while modern sensibility reveals these ideas as nothing more than superstition. Our moon is where our story begins.
I have been told by almost everybody who was a space programming side across the board, the entire interior of our moon, all the way around three hundred and sixty degrees in every direction, twenty to fifty miles deep, and it's all hollow, and it's all loaded with rooms for these seventy foot tall for gender people inside the whole interior of the moon. That trips me out the backside of the moon, according to Pete Peterson and other insiders, literally looks like Manhattan. Beyond the standard conspiracy videos online that suggests the moon landing was a hoax becons a deeper rabbit hole of much much more outlandish conspiracy theories. So how deep does the rabbit hole go?
And way exactly does it lead? We are surrounded by extraterrestrials. They were the giants, and they wanted human sacrifice that they've actually had astronauts on Mars, Like they're shooting through this wormhole tunnel and swipping and turning and all this crazy stuff that's happening to you, and it's color and it's lightness. He had an ant people where their heads looked like it was kind of like an ant, but the antlers were stubby.
Up until the seventeen hundreds, these giants were still walking around in America. Meet David Wilcock, a New age entrepreneur, New York Times bestselling author and a pied piper of the metaphysical movement. Nobody has put themselves at the center of this universe quite like Wilcock. Kind of painter.
You and what's wrong with you? Broken collar bone? Broken collar bone? How long has it been that a.
Way a couple of days. Well, you've already took that thing off your back. Exactly which one is it? This one right here?
Lord, there it is. Putting it together right there. Mend this collar bone together. In the name of Jesus.
Bones go together. Now, move it around so people aren't moving, Start thanking God? Who else in severe pain? You're a severe man, I mean, you're just what.
Kind of pain are you in? Like televangelists before him, who leveraged twentieth century technology to sell hope to the masses, Willcox speaks from his own Bible, a nineteen eighties text called The Law of One, which is based on the channeling of a supreme being named Ra through a common librarian and mystic Christian named Karla l Ruikert. The being's message for mankind was that all is one and that one is love slash light like slash love, the infinite Creator. The writings essentially capture umbrella themes of the world's religions and spirituality in a rather convenient doctrine, which allows willcox ideas to appeal to just about anyone with a spiritual bone in their body.
Some would call it repackaged religion. But before we travel too far down the rabbit hole, we first need to set the scene with an oversimplified sequence of coupled together pseudohistory that serves as cannon for wilcox universe. A fallen angel's extraterrestrial race arrives on Earth roughly four hundred and fifty thousand years ago. They influenced our early religions and bewitched our ancestors with civilized life and essentially enslaved them with work.
These sons of God lusted after the daughters of men, and they bore children to them, creating a hybrid race of mighty men. The men of Great renown a great flood washed away their sins, bringing an end to much of Earth's early civilization, including Atlantis. Fast forward to World War II, and alien species are taking an increased interest in Earth, some worried for the planet's future. Not long after the war ends, a UFO crash lands in Rosswell, New Mexico, and humans reverse engineer new technologies such as velcro kevlar, teflon, LEDs, laser beams, fiber optics, infrared night vision, solid state transistors, and computer chips.
Man actually does land on the Moon in nineteen sixty nine through the Apollo program, only to be greeted by a fleet of UFOs already on the Moon's surface. Fearing public panic, the space programs go dark and a secret space program is initiated by the military industrial complex, and a globalist cabal silently takes control of the world's governments. And that leads us back to today, fifty years since man walked on the Moon and more than seventy years since the Roswell incident. Any Hollywood writer worth their salt would tell you that it is a backstory which beckons for someone to connect the dots and fill in the gaps with a tale of epic proportions, a tale so extreme that it will leave many in the alternative community shaking their heads with disbelief.
You got to really look deeper and look out what he's saying and see what the rest of what he's saying is true. What I find with Wilcock's work, there's a whole There's so much stuff that he's talking about that is just absolutely, like. Not true. Don't hate David Wilcock.
I'm not even disgusted or repulse by him. I just I wish I wish for his sake and for everyone's sake, he would stop that into the noise, stop whining, and start telling the truth. He's been shoveling out the bullshit from mart Bell to you know, time traveling from the future, to being a reincarnation of Edgar Casey from the past, just shoveling out the bullshit with a bunch of debunked stuff that he's still shoveling out about the face on Mars and the Maharishi effect and all this bullshit. And then he brings Corey Good who's supposedly an ex you know, military guy, which is a bunch of bullshit.
Secret program, secret space program. Same with this guy. Both have these crazy, wild stories with no evidence. All of it's built on insider information.
They're all doing the same. Dance, David Wilcock, do you know who that guy is? Oh? Yes, I know who he is.
Do you know that he also thinks that he's Edgar Casey reincarnated and shows you pictures? I have no idea. That's news to me Edgar. Casey's friends and how his friends look like Edgar Casey's friends, And really, are you ever watched any of that guy's lectures?
No? I haven't. Yeah, I mean some of the team interviewed him. But I want to do a little editing.
You might want to do a little editing with that one. I'm not saying that anything else in your documentary is bullshit, but that guy makes my radar detect to go off. As the information age is about to dawn with the birth of the Internet, a young David Wilcock, at this time consuming three to five metaphysical books every week, is perfectly placed to broadcast it to the masses. Wilcock has referred to himself as the reincarnation of Edgar Casey, a famed turn of the century clairvoyant, although he downplays this in more recent times.
One of Wilcox's early websites in nineteen ninety nine stated a friend informed him of his facial similarity with Edgar Casey after he had been told to move. Then, in November of nineteen ninety seven, after considerable speculation him self and others, Wilcock confronted his source directly about the possibility of having been Edgar Casey in a past life. The answer was in the affirmative, and this was by far the greatest surprise of Wilcox's entire life. It was extremely difficult for him to accept, but the readings insisted that he talk about it with others and spread the word.
The source Wilcock refers to in this passage is, of course, a higher telepathic intelligence, which he claims he has direct daily contact with. During this period, he was able to scratch out a living for himself by offering clervoy and services instead of having to work the miserable teb jobs he used to after graduating college. Wilcox's fee was initially sixty five dollars per reading, which he solicited through his website, and it wasn't long before that rate climbed to one hundred and fifty dollars per reading as demand for his telepathic talents grew. The service would work like this, Wilcock would talk to a client for about an hour for an intake conversation to gather information.
He would then sleep that night where he would have an incubated dream, and then he would be able to provide his client with answers from his higher intelligence to further enforce his credibility. Wilcock speaks constantly of various dreams or downloads which he has had which put him in first person contact with other worldly beings. He claims he was told in a dream early on in his life that he was destined for his career by no other than Obi Wan. Kenobi, Obi Wan Kenobi after I saw Star Wars in nineteen seventy seven.
That's who this old man became. When I'd have these dreams and he was telling me that there was going to be something very phenomenal that would happen to the whole planet as we go through this mass evolutionary event. And I have been led to believe this all my life. The man was telling me I was going to become a very famous spiritual figure.
Actually, ever since about two years old is when I remember having these dreams. When it comes to selling hope, you always have to be able to tell of spectacular coming future events. For Wilcock, it is the dawn of a new age, a divine ascension for humanity. Prior to the year two thousand, Wilcock would talk of the coming new millennium as the single greatest moment of all time.
At the same time, many people were unsure of the future, with fears of the y two K bug causing mayhem, and David seemed to know exactly how it was going to strike four twenty twelve, when some feared the Mayan calendar predicted Earth's ultimate doomsday. Wilcock was selling hope and spiritual ascension, but that it would only be available to those who invest in their own spirituality. And so this is very much indicating some sort of massive change that's going to happen in twenty twelve. On December twenty first, that's going to do what something to the whole way that the sun works.
Some of us will be able to have ascended abilities, I mean full on ascendedibilities prior to the actual shift happening. So that would be very cool, because what we're expecting after twenty twelve is a one hundred times more harmonious utopian world where things like time travel, levitation, instant telepathy, instant healing, telekinesis are as common and as everyday is breathing, and I look forward to that time. Now I've been told. I've been told that any one of us in this room, anyone if you're willing to do your practice, which basically involves the acceptance and the forgiveness of the self, and if you get that down, then you start looking at everyone else.
If somebody else upsets you, the only reason why they would is because they're hitting an issue that you have. And how can you grow spiritually? Wilcock has you covered, of course, with his various paid appearances, books, movies, TV shows, and courses, all loaded full of answers. Twenty twelve came and went without us ascending to become light beings, along with many, many more of Wilcox's predictions.
His stories could be seen as harmless to many, but it should be noted that Wilcock makes considerable income from his appearances, workshops, book sales, online store, YouTube, superchats, donations, and more. Wilcock calls on a range of people which serve to enforce his credibility and allow him to reference these insiders as subject matter or thought to what is really going on, even with a lack of tangible proof. In fact, it is a master stroke for Wilcock to have a band of different insiders. At any point in time, when writing his articles or presenting on stage, he can refer to his inside sources, who can all miraculously corroborate and back up each other's stories, which he then uses to back up his own points.
But it's the subject of one of Wilcox's original insiders, Pete Peterson, that has brought him under fire from his own community. Hey, I get this call from Pete Peterson saying that there are armed policemen surrounding his house and they're taking everything he owns and throwing it into dumpsters. And when one of the neighbors came up and said, what are you guys doing, one of the cops told him that they've already got the whole dog in the dump They've already dug it out with bulldozers, and that when they get this stuff, they're going to throw it in there, drive over it with bulldozers, and then fill it in. Pete Peterson, only two weeks ago there was two rounds of episodes of him on Cosmic Disclosure, where he's revealing information that totally validates everything Corey has been saying.
Now I've got I have the I'm pulling it up now, so when I have it ready, I'll let you know. But I have the message that Peterson left you. Oh, let's just Pete Peterson give any of us. Just wanted to let.
You know that the clients to take everything out of my house and my trucks and traders don't take them up to the dumps and hits the ground and nothing all of the piss and cover it over. And that includes the acts of my wife and my mother, all my radio equipment, all my tools, so all stuff that I was set before there and so forth. Yeah, so fully after committing crimes by the sheriff who stuff. Anyway, we live in America, usir SPA.
Absolutely incredible. Now I want the audience to understand all of this is happening rapid fire, you know, and you have to ask for. Sure, Jimmy. After on July third, a guy thought I could trust called me up that he's doing a favor for the Rothschilds by threatening me, and that if I didn't dump Corey good, that Corey was going to be brought to the slaughterhouse and he would hate to see that happen to me too.
In August twenty seventeen, Willcock alerted his fans to a go fundly fundraising campaign which was raising money for Peterson, who was said to be under attack from authorities, with armed police storming his house and taking his worldly possessions and intellectual property. The community opened their hearts and their wallets, raising almost sixty thousand dollars for Peterson, But soon after the fundraiser began, the concerns over the validity of the situation were put under the microscope. Users of Project Avalon, an online forum which covers the ufology scene, questioned if Peterson actually lived at the house or even owned the house at all. They were able to confirm that five writs of eviction notices were issued to the address before the GoFundMe campaign even began.
As broadcaster Stephen Cambian noted. And got a writ of eviction five times. So this line in here where they say without any explanation, armed policemen surrounded and entered into Pete's home taking everything he owns is a lie. He it's not without explanation.
He got five notices five times he was served. You ever been served papers? It's really kind of scary. A guy in a suit will sort of creep up on you asking you to ask you if you know are.
You Stephen Cambian? You've been served in handy these papers and then he has to go back to the court and swear to the court that he saw you in person. And handed you this paper. So five times Pete Peterson got these writs of eviction ordering him to remove his belongings from a home that he did not own, that he had no claim on, and vacate the premises.
But he wasn't living there, so that's not really relevant. But he was told, you have to get your things out, You have to take your things out. They say it happened without explanation. That's a complete and total lie.
He got an explanation five times before he went to David Wilcock crying and had David Wilcock help him with this go fundme. Cohn Cambian was even able to confirm with local law enforcement that no armed police attended the address and found the idea lawable. So I called the local police department explain the situation. I sent them this go fundme and the documents and the claims that armed policemen surround it and entered into Pete's home.
I got back the answer from the local police department, which was this, No armed policeman from the local policeolice department local to this home ever surrounded or entered into Pete's home period. No armed policeman ever ever took anything from that property. And in the gofami they say that they took everything he owns, including tools, equipment, and his mother's and wife's ashes. I gotta tell you, folks, the local police department kind of laughed at this, and they said that would never ever happen.
There was all these court orders in place. We wouldn't go into a home, even if it was a foreclosure and take some somebody's mother or wife's ashes. That would be crazy and we could be sued at the wazoo. We would never ever do it.
It's ridiculous, and while many questions still remain, including the biggest of all, what exactly happened to the money, it can be confirmed that the situation was in fact a simple foreclosure, but the biggest and boldest story of all Willcock's latest blockbuster twist, which weighs factual history and fanciful fiction into an epic battle between good and evil, complete with a deep hidden state that's out to stop A. Wilcock and his band of insiders from revealing the truth to you. To be continued. Truth Seekers is a viewer supported show.
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Seek the Truth, Speak the Truth. This is truth seekers, truth Seekers Truth. The way that a cult really works is that it tries to create a reality distortion bubble, a collective fantasy. So together, a group of people come together and they create an ideology such that they don't have to actually do spiritual work, but they can just coexist in this bubble of self deception, and each one of the people in the group reinforces the self deceptions of all the other people, and so it feels to them as though they have awakened.
They haven't, and they're always constantly having to fight the external world to maintain their fantasy because it's a fantasy, because it's false, and so falsehood always has to struggle against the truth because in the end, the truth always wins out. What if the fantasy worlds of science fiction were more than just fantastic tales. What if they were real? And what would such a universe look like If you were to take all of the most popular sci fi plot lines of the twentieth century, laid them all out and examined them, what would be some of the universal ingredients outrageous extraterrestrials, androids and ai, secret space programs, time travel, intergalactic federations, space heroes and villains, all locked in an ultimate battle between good and evil.
Does that sound familiar? It is the same winning formula Hollywood film makers have relied on for more than half a century, drawing fans to cinemas worldwide in their millions. In fact, if you look at the all time biggest box office hits, they are absolutely dominated by this archetype. These days, they are the only real blockbusters expected to fill seats in theaters.
But this type of script is not confined to the silver screen. It's a formula that some have found a useful in the real world, and people are now asking the question, how do you determine fact from fiction anything. There's a shadow world war going on. Right down.
To destroy this satanic all. They're abducted slaves and manufacturing plants on Mars Mars. Everything is occurring beneath the service. Intelligence operations are occurring from both sides.
People are dying over. These There have been battles of space. Already because of this. It's going on all around it all of us.
You me, people at home, we're all mind control. Mate Corey Good, self described secret Space Program insider, intuitive EmPATH, and extraterrestrial experiencer born February twenty second, nineteen seventy as James Corey Good. He tells a remarkable tale, which he says begins at the age of six, when he was identified early as possessing extraordinary precognitive abilities and brought into the government's military Abduction Program or MILAB for short, just before his seventeenth birthday in nineteen eighty six. Good claims he served his first of three twenty year stints in the Secret Space Program, a black government project which served to advance the industrialization of humanity into the interstellar community.
The logical question you may ask at this point of the story is how is it possible that someone aged forty nine can have conceivably served sixty years so well? As Good will tell you, that's where the top secret age regression technology comes in. The original me I was brought into the program. I served twenty years at original ME, then had a pharmaceutical process to regress me back to physiologically the age I was when I was brought into the program, and did the use of different technology to regress me back in the time to that actual time period to where I was then transported from Carswell Air Force Base back to my home to where I walked in, laid down, and the next morning I was in a state of confusion.
Each of Good's twenty and back off planet assignments reportedly called on his empathic abilities, where he says he would be used in meetings and other interactions with extraterrestrials to read the intentions of a being and then relay them to the person assigned to interrogate them. He claims he would also work with two other intuitive empaths to triangulate their abilities to greater effect. But its Goods out of this world whistleblower testimony about the scale of the secret space program that put him squarely in the spotlight of the alternative community. A sweaty and nervous Good made his first appearance on Gaya TV's Cosmic Disclosure in July twenty fifteen, talking to host David Wilcock, outlining his work as part of the Earth delegation in a galactic super federation.
A large amount of et federations that met to discuss the Grand Experiment. What was this experiment. What were these ets doing? There was a group of forty human looking ets that were pretty much always present, and up to sixty at other times that were present.
There were twenty two genetic programs that were going on. What does that mean? What's the genetic. Program programs of them mixing their genetics and manipulating our genetics?
And that was ongoing. Yes, it's ongoing right now, and this is what this was all about. And the Earth delegates had been trying to become a part of this for a long time and they were finally able to get a seat. And as the intuitive impasse.
When we were sitting there, we didn't know what was going on because a lot of what was going on was happening in this ancient et language that's real monotone that we didn't understand, and some of what was going on was going on telepathically. Good talks about the various Earth factions which make up our planet's secret space program, which include factions from the US military corporations, a global international alliance, and a breakaway group of space Nazis who have sided with a race of reptilian extraterrestrials. He talks of the super Federation meetings, which cover the twenty two genetic programs in place on our planet, where alien races are manipulating and mixing our DNA with their own.
Much of Good's information comes from a glass pad device, which he says gave him access to study documentation and learn more about the various extraterrestrial races in outer space, including the Reptilians, as well as many other beings such as the Nordics, Ebons, Grays, blue skinned, green skinned Orientals, Polynesians types, Mantis types, and many many more. Ultimately, his story became one of an epic intergalactic battle between good and evil and his role as the chosen delegate for the Blue Avians, an alien race of eight foot tall bird looking humanoids, where he relays important messages for humanity. In more recent times, Good has focused more on his travels inside of our planet, where he made contact with an inner Earth community of time travelers called the Anshah, who claimed to be us from the future.
The common link between both cases is that Good is the chosen one to speak on their behalf. I was contacted by actual and higher density et group that has now been known as the Blavians. Avian means bird bird, So what would these folks look like. They're eight feet tall.
They look very bird like. They're blue to indigo in color with feathers. You say very birdlike, though, are you saying they actually are birds with wings and no wings? They have a very human looking torso, arms, hands.
So they're hominine. It's like a bird head on a human body. Yes, but they don't have a long beak like a lot of people are trying to depict. On the internet.
It's kind of a it's a real soft, flexible beak. And they as they speak. When they speak, they do a sign language or motion with one hand, and then they they move their mouth around and then they communicate telepathe clue. His wild story was an instant hit for Geya, who were battling as a start up network aiming to become the Netflix for New age video.
With the endorsement of Wilcock, Good became a star in his own right and started to make live appearances on the conference circuit. While many in the community found his claims to be a little too out of this world, Good developed a cult like following of believers who grew his social media profiles into the hundreds of thousands, But from day one he had his detractors, with one of the most glaring issues being that Good himself is the only person chosen to maintain direct contact with these extraterrestrial sources, as well as the lack of any evidence, physical or otherwise, of the fantastic universe. He portrayed the one question that comes up not only from your true dedicated followers, but others out there myself.
Where is that one piece of hardware like the glasspad, or a photograph or a video, a cell phone camera shot, your wife taking a picture of you flying away in the back, you know, that one thing that would blow the doors out off of all of this. When can we expect something like that? You know, I don't know that we're going to have anything like that when it comes to you, to my testimony, we have the whole point of these programs is to make sure you don't have any evidence, to make sure all you have is just an interesting story. That is the way they That's that's how that the programs work.
Now, you know, setting up cameras, There's been times to where I set up a camera and I need won't occur because they didn't want me to record them. There be times I've set up a camera fresh battery, you know, and all of a sudden I'll go out and after an encounter and the battery is completely empty and there's nothing on the cark. It's like something remotely drained the battery. When I've so many times when the blue spears have come into the house, some things will be bouncing my wife off the bed, trying to wake her up, and she will not come out.
Of the sleep. For many skeptical of Good, the question wasn't whether his story was in fact true or false. The real question was did he consciously make up his story with the intent to deceive or does he actually believe his far fetched tale somewhat even suggest greater conspiracy theories of Good being a disinformation agent sent by the government to infiltrate to the ufology community. By far, the biggest insight into the mind of Good comes from his producer at GIA on the Cosmic Disclosure show, Jay Widner.
He paints the picture of Good as a rather wooden character who he helps form into a believable personality. Recently, Wider has expressed his regret for his hand in doing too good of a job into making good story an accepted part of the community's collective consciousness. I'm apologizing weirdly for doing a too good a job on him. I'm also apologizing or giving him directions that make him more believable.
I'm also apologizing. If you watch those first whatever forty episodes, and if you know anything about filmmaking, you'll see either're heavily edited, more heavily edited than any show's on GIA, and you have to ask yourself why that is. That's my editing, trying to make Corey look good and cutting out a lot of stuff that he and David were saying that really did not make them look very good. And so we massaged the data.
We really did. We'd massage the data more for Corey and David for another show we ever did. And I had no idea first off that was going to be such a hit. Number two.
I hadn't because I don't think Corey has any charisma at all, and I think David the blabbermouth, so I don't really think the two of them are actually all that interesting to begin with. But Corey, I had no idea. If I had known that a person that I helped to create a persona that I helped a lot to create, would then turn that into a cult, a cult that seeks to hurt people, that seeks to damage people's lives and reputations like yours. In my I would have quit the job at that point.
I was going to say this right now, because I want to clear the err on this one too, and I really don't mean to get Emory Smith in any trouble. But Emory Smith told me and several other people that David Wilcock told him in late twenty eighteen that he and Corey have been making it all up for at least a year to a year and a half. Did I say to you, to everybody, if they're going to make it up in all of twenty eighteen, then they're making it up in twenty seventeen, twenty sixteen, twenty fifteen. That's how I feel.
Once lied to, they're always going to lie to you. Why are you making it up? Right? You're making it up because you haven't got anything.
It's so obvious now in retrospect. So as a carefully contried calm by Corey and possibly David to get Guya to hire him so that he can make become a cult leader. And like Pinocchio the Marionettes who dreamed of one day being a real boy, many of Goods fans are forming their own conclusion that perhaps now any of his lies are all too obvious. It's attention that has certainly been a bombshell within Good's own fan base, leading to a sense of real division between Good, Wilcock, and other leading voices in the community.
And it all came to a head in hand incident now infamously known as Docksgate, which saw a private Facebook group between Good and many of his closest supporters allegedly colluding to docks and discredit others in the community. Screenshots of the group chats were published that showed how Good's team were organizing fake accounts and assigning targets to doxing and trolling campaigns in which an army of Good supporters would amplify. What dark Skate essentially is is that it was suggested, through the work of and research of guys like myself, Joe from the Carolinas, and UNIRAG that Corey Good, as a matter of course and policy, would direct his fans the members of his organization to put it in darker terms his cult members to systematically attack docs and harass his adversaries, doing so in a way that would prevent culpability from possibly annoying to himself.
I was contacted by an individual who has since come forward who told me and in discussion, revealed to me that while as a member of a closed sphere being alliance associated a Facebook group specifically I believe it's the above majestic business group, as she witnessed the beginnings of the docs and campaign, though she never participated because she saw what these people were capable of, and because she feared that what was going to happen to other people might happen to her. As a method in prophylactic measure, and I don't want to put words in her mouth, she could speak for herself. She saved this data and information, and she suggests She testified to me that her motivations were fear based. She had anxiety about what might happen if she became an enemy of this group because she saw what they were willing to do to other enemies of this group.
The heat on Good since hasn't stopped. With the spotlight now shone brightly on his intentions and even his origins within the community. Good has used this opportunity to condemn his detractors, labeling them as a dark alliance. He has since called on the community to come together and, despite difference in ideologies, join hands and sing come by around the cosmic campfire.
But Good's more skeptical critics have taken all of the information his testimony, sources, and evidence and come up with their own theories on why Good may not be the genuine article he portrays. One point raised by observer and predictive linguistic expert Cliff High is that perhaps Good even tailored his Hollywood style narrative to fit a target audience, because look. What Corey did at the larger macro level. One of the things I do is I give my paradolia free reign and explore patterns wherever I think I can see here is a pattern at a macro level.
And I do this because of software engineering and looking for design patterns that can make things more efficient. But here's Corey at a macro level, intentionally setting out with his data mining of Project Avalon to be able to mirror David Wilcox's belief system and to know all of the appropriate words, to be able to feed it back to him, to get him hooked on this inner relationship, to be able to promote So you know. That is exactly right, That is exactly what he did. And then he did it to me because then he found out that Jay Widner was David's producer, and then he started going in on me.
Respected UFO researcher and author Richard Dolan has also been a strong critic of Good's story, casting doubt over its authenticity and its parallels with scripts designed for blockbuster films, And so the question must be asked, is there any evidence to suggest that Good could have displayed any signs of ill intent? A growing number of people believe there is. The earliest version of Good's story begins on the Project Avalon online forums, where he posted and interacted for a number of years. It was during this time that it became clear that, alongside sharing his own experiences without any of the grand detail, he was definitely exposed to the common narratives of the UFOology community and the key players on the scene.
These interactions led him to his first recorded interview with Christine Anderson, a moderator at Project Avalon. Good claims the interview was never meant to be published, and when it add on YouTube, he was involuntarily thrust into the public spotlight. The Corey Good and the Project Avalon server data situation is something that I think is a significant element here. And what is a fact is.
That you know his Corey Goood was an active member of Project Avalon, and I know Bill Ryan. You know Bill Ryan who runs Avalon and has run it for years. Avalon is an amazing forum where very very engaged individuals in this subject talk about well pretty much every element of the subject under the sun, including Mars, including Antarctica, and all the other things that are out on the fringe, even for eufology. And what they you were able to do is because if you go to their site, they've got your IP that's legal, They're able to do that, and they were able to do a data search on their forum server using the IP addresses that Corey could used most frequently from twenty ten right up to twenty fourteen, and actually even beyond that.
Now, it wasn't until September of twenty fourteen that Corey Good was interviewed by a woman named Christine Anderson and claimed to have sudden recent recall of his memories. But it's it is the fact that for four solid years before that, he his file contained six five hundred and thirty nine entries or threads. Basically where he, from my point of view, looked like he was data mining the project avalon server data and looking up stuff that was written by Michael Sala or Laura Eisenhower, myself and many other people on these things. And for four years you're going into this intensely and then suddenly boom, you remember that you too had such experiences.
Now that doesn't even by itself prove that he went in and just stole everyone else's information, but it is very suspicious. Anderson claims she was close to Good and his family, meeting him on multiple occasions, even at one point loaning him a considerable sum of money so he could put a down payment on a lease and rent a house for his family. While Good has described his life prior to being a public figure as a stable one and reportedly earns six figures as an it professional, Anderson has described him at the time as living on disability support in his mother's home, in a detrimental living situation, and reliant on prescription pain and anti anxiety medication.
Regardless of how Good first stepped into the public conscience, it should be noted that following a series of disagreements on the Forum and a falling out with some on Project of all On, including its owner Bill Ryan, Good began to course David Wilcock and others to share his story on a much biggert stage, and ultimately he was able to win a ticket to the Big Show. We had limited amount of dialogue, not a whole lot. We talk a few times a year by email, but he didn't ever really tell me what he knew, what he had remembered. That didn't happen until he decided to come forward on a much larger level.
The first emails of which I saw in October twenty fourteen, and at that time he emailed Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy Project Camelot. He interviewed or tried to get an interview with Benjamin Fulford, and he wrote me, Now, I have to admit when I first got these emails from Corey Good, I didn't know what to think about this dude, and I kind of just held back. He's talking pretty strange. He's got a lot of weird jargon that I haven't heard before.
Let me just watch for a while, see what this guy's up to, see where this is going. I'm not going to make any sudden moves. So he did first interview with Project Camelot. Benjamin Falford didn't really take the invitation, and I started to see him writing various things in discussion forums, making various posts.
And it was after reading this in more depth that I started to see, Oh, my gosh, how does he know about that? How does he know about that? How does he know about this? Where did he get that from?
Nobody's ever said this publicly before. Where did that come from? How did he get this? That's when I got excited.
I wrote him and I said, dude, we need to talk. Wild good publicly calls for unity privately. More details can be gleaned about his intentions, such as his trademarking of terms commonly used by many in the ufology community, such as the Secret Space Program, and even saw protest from Marvel Studios over the trademark for the Return of the Guardians, a graphic novel based on his life and testimony. Good, like some others in his position, claim that by mixing disclosure themes in fictional entertainment.
It helps raise the consciousness of younger generations, but many see it as a greedy cash grap to monetize disclosure. The division in the community and the intense efforts of Good's followers has led to them being branded as the Blue Chicken Cult, a play on words relating to his contact with the Blue Avian extraterrestrials. Good and his associates in the meantime call, though skeptical of him, the darker alliance, inferring there is a greater plot trying to take him down. But at the end of the day, is Cory Good the head of a cult following Well?
Who better to answer that question than the person who spent eighteen hour days day him day out with Good on the set of Cosmic Disclosure. Is it your opinion that this is a cult? For one cult very dangerous? All call him very dangerous.
Hop we're going to get into it another episode. But threatened the lives of people who are against his cult, and he's actually told his group to carry out threats to destroy people, good people too. It's a fact of the human condition that most people want to believe in something to be part of something, something bigger than just themselves. But history serves to remind us what happens when people blindly follow leaders without critical thought.
Sadly, there is never a happy ending. Lo had been Richard for after going through a divorce, he felt lost and was looking for a spiritual path. They intrigued me in a way that was like nothing else. They called themselves Heaven's Gate, a cult started in the seventies by a man named Marshall Appleway who later called himself Doe.
And let me say that our mission here at this time is about to come to close. Next, Doe told his followers the earth is simply a garden to grow souls, and he could teach them how by following his strict regimen. All aspects of life were regulated, including what books they could read and what TV shows they could watch. Once the soul is developed, it's time to exit.
To outsiders, that meant committing suicide, but to them it meant moving on to a more developed kingdom. A spaceship or ufo, he told the group would pick up their souls and take them to begin their new lives. This is what their new life form would resemble. When Jim Jones the charismatic leader of the People's Temple, took hundreds of followers from California to the jungles of Guyana.
There were soon reports that people who wanted to leave could not. This is how cults will be started in the twenty fest century online, not probably through a brick and mortar front organization, but through an online sort of front organization. Should be careful. To be continued.
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For centuries, mankind believed the moon had an extraordinary influence on our minds. Indeed, the Roman goddess bore the name Luna, which is familiar to us today as the prefix of the word lunatic. In fact, mental asylums only one hundred years ago would ensure windows at their facilities were bordered shut to shield the nightly glow of the moon, and a full moon is still believed by many to the night when incomprehensible events can occur, while modern sensibility reveals these ideas as nothing more than superstition. Our moon is where our story begins.
I have been told by almost everybody who was a space programming side across the board, the entire interior of our moon, all the way around three hundred and sixty degrees in every direction, twenty to fifty miles deep, and it's all hollow, and it's all loaded with rooms for these seventy foot tall for gender people inside the whole interior of the moon. That trips me out the backside of the moon, according to Pete Peterson and other insiders, literally looks like Manhattan. Beyond the standard conspiracy videos online that suggests the moon landing was a hoax becons a deeper rabbit hole of much much more outlandish conspiracy theories. So how deep does the rabbit hole go?
And way exactly does it lead? We are surrounded by extraterrestrials. They were the giants, and they wanted human sacrifice that they've actually had astronauts on Mars, Like they're shooting through this wormhole tunnel and swipping and turning and all this crazy stuff that's happening to you, and it's color and it's lightness. He had an ant people where their heads looked like it was kind of like an ant, but the antlers were stubby.
Up until the seventeen hundreds, these giants were still walking around in America. Meet David Wilcock, a New age entrepreneur, New York Times bestselling author and a pied piper of the metaphysical movement. Nobody has put themselves at the center of this universe quite like Wilcock. Kind of painter.
You and what's wrong with you? Broken collar bone? Broken collar bone? How long has it been that a.
Way a couple of days. Well, you've already took that thing off your back. Exactly which one is it? This one right here?
Lord, there it is. Putting it together right there. Mend this collar bone together. In the name of Jesus.
Bones go together. Now, move it around so people aren't moving, Start thanking God? Who else in severe pain? You're a severe man, I mean, you're just what.
Kind of pain are you in? Like televangelists before him, who leveraged twentieth century technology to sell hope to the masses, Willcox speaks from his own Bible, a nineteen eighties text called The Law of One, which is based on the channeling of a supreme being named Ra through a common librarian and mystic Christian named Karla l Ruikert. The being's message for mankind was that all is one and that one is love slash light like slash love, the infinite Creator. The writings essentially capture umbrella themes of the world's religions and spirituality in a rather convenient doctrine, which allows willcox ideas to appeal to just about anyone with a spiritual bone in their body.
Some would call it repackaged religion. But before we travel too far down the rabbit hole, we first need to set the scene with an oversimplified sequence of coupled together pseudohistory that serves as cannon for wilcox universe. A fallen angel's extraterrestrial race arrives on Earth roughly four hundred and fifty thousand years ago. They influenced our early religions and bewitched our ancestors with civilized life and essentially enslaved them with work.
These sons of God lusted after the daughters of men, and they bore children to them, creating a hybrid race of mighty men. The men of Great renown a great flood washed away their sins, bringing an end to much of Earth's early civilization, including Atlantis. Fast forward to World War II, and alien species are taking an increased interest in Earth, some worried for the planet's future. Not long after the war ends, a UFO crash lands in Rosswell, New Mexico, and humans reverse engineer new technologies such as velcro kevlar, teflon, LEDs, laser beams, fiber optics, infrared night vision, solid state transistors, and computer chips.
Man actually does land on the Moon in nineteen sixty nine through the Apollo program, only to be greeted by a fleet of UFOs already on the Moon's surface. Fearing public panic, the space programs go dark and a secret space program is initiated by the military industrial complex, and a globalist cabal silently takes control of the world's governments. And that leads us back to today, fifty years since man walked on the Moon and more than seventy years since the Roswell incident. Any Hollywood writer worth their salt would tell you that it is a backstory which beckons for someone to connect the dots and fill in the gaps with a tale of epic proportions, a tale so extreme that it will leave many in the alternative community shaking their heads with disbelief.
You got to really look deeper and look out what he's saying and see what the rest of what he's saying is true. What I find with Wilcock's work, there's a whole There's so much stuff that he's talking about that is just absolutely, like. Not true. Don't hate David Wilcock.
I'm not even disgusted or repulse by him. I just I wish I wish for his sake and for everyone's sake, he would stop that into the noise, stop whining, and start telling the truth. He's been shoveling out the bullshit from mart Bell to you know, time traveling from the future, to being a reincarnation of Edgar Casey from the past, just shoveling out the bullshit with a bunch of debunked stuff that he's still shoveling out about the face on Mars and the Maharishi effect and all this bullshit. And then he brings Corey Good who's supposedly an ex you know, military guy, which is a bunch of bullshit.
Secret program, secret space program. Same with this guy. Both have these crazy, wild stories with no evidence. All of it's built on insider information.
They're all doing the same. Dance, David Wilcock, do you know who that guy is? Oh? Yes, I know who he is.
Do you know that he also thinks that he's Edgar Casey reincarnated and shows you pictures? I have no idea. That's news to me Edgar. Casey's friends and how his friends look like Edgar Casey's friends, And really, are you ever watched any of that guy's lectures?
No? I haven't. Yeah, I mean some of the team interviewed him. But I want to do a little editing.
You might want to do a little editing with that one. I'm not saying that anything else in your documentary is bullshit, but that guy makes my radar detect to go off. As the information age is about to dawn with the birth of the Internet, a young David Wilcock, at this time consuming three to five metaphysical books every week, is perfectly placed to broadcast it to the masses. Wilcock has referred to himself as the reincarnation of Edgar Casey, a famed turn of the century clairvoyant, although he downplays this in more recent times.
One of Wilcox's early websites in nineteen ninety nine stated a friend informed him of his facial similarity with Edgar Casey after he had been told to move. Then, in November of nineteen ninety seven, after considerable speculation him self and others, Wilcock confronted his source directly about the possibility of having been Edgar Casey in a past life. The answer was in the affirmative, and this was by far the greatest surprise of Wilcox's entire life. It was extremely difficult for him to accept, but the readings insisted that he talk about it with others and spread the word.
The source Wilcock refers to in this passage is, of course, a higher telepathic intelligence, which he claims he has direct daily contact with. During this period, he was able to scratch out a living for himself by offering clervoy and services instead of having to work the miserable teb jobs he used to after graduating college. Wilcox's fee was initially sixty five dollars per reading, which he solicited through his website, and it wasn't long before that rate climbed to one hundred and fifty dollars per reading as demand for his telepathic talents grew. The service would work like this, Wilcock would talk to a client for about an hour for an intake conversation to gather information.
He would then sleep that night where he would have an incubated dream, and then he would be able to provide his client with answers from his higher intelligence to further enforce his credibility. Wilcock speaks constantly of various dreams or downloads which he has had which put him in first person contact with other worldly beings. He claims he was told in a dream early on in his life that he was destined for his career by no other than Obi Wan. Kenobi, Obi Wan Kenobi after I saw Star Wars in nineteen seventy seven.
That's who this old man became. When I'd have these dreams and he was telling me that there was going to be something very phenomenal that would happen to the whole planet as we go through this mass evolutionary event. And I have been led to believe this all my life. The man was telling me I was going to become a very famous spiritual figure.
Actually, ever since about two years old is when I remember having these dreams. When it comes to selling hope, you always have to be able to tell of spectacular coming future events. For Wilcock, it is the dawn of a new age, a divine ascension for humanity. Prior to the year two thousand, Wilcock would talk of the coming new millennium as the single greatest moment of all time.
At the same time, many people were unsure of the future, with fears of the y two K bug causing mayhem, and David seemed to know exactly how it was going to strike four twenty twelve, when some feared the Mayan calendar predicted Earth's ultimate doomsday. Wilcock was selling hope and spiritual ascension, but that it would only be available to those who invest in their own spirituality. And so this is very much indicating some sort of massive change that's going to happen in twenty twelve. On December twenty first, that's going to do what something to the whole way that the sun works.
Some of us will be able to have ascended abilities, I mean full on ascendedibilities prior to the actual shift happening. So that would be very cool, because what we're expecting after twenty twelve is a one hundred times more harmonious utopian world where things like time travel, levitation, instant telepathy, instant healing, telekinesis are as common and as everyday is breathing, and I look forward to that time. Now I've been told. I've been told that any one of us in this room, anyone if you're willing to do your practice, which basically involves the acceptance and the forgiveness of the self, and if you get that down, then you start looking at everyone else.
If somebody else upsets you, the only reason why they would is because they're hitting an issue that you have. And how can you grow spiritually? Wilcock has you covered, of course, with his various paid appearances, books, movies, TV shows, and courses, all loaded full of answers. Twenty twelve came and went without us ascending to become light beings, along with many, many more of Wilcox's predictions.
His stories could be seen as harmless to many, but it should be noted that Wilcock makes considerable income from his appearances, workshops, book sales, online store, YouTube, superchats, donations, and more. Wilcock calls on a range of people which serve to enforce his credibility and allow him to reference these insiders as subject matter or thought to what is really going on, even with a lack of tangible proof. In fact, it is a master stroke for Wilcock to have a band of different insiders. At any point in time, when writing his articles or presenting on stage, he can refer to his inside sources, who can all miraculously corroborate and back up each other's stories, which he then uses to back up his own points.
But it's the subject of one of Wilcox's original insiders, Pete Peterson, that has brought him under fire from his own community. Hey, I get this call from Pete Peterson saying that there are armed policemen surrounding his house and they're taking everything he owns and throwing it into dumpsters. And when one of the neighbors came up and said, what are you guys doing, one of the cops told him that they've already got the whole dog in the dump They've already dug it out with bulldozers, and that when they get this stuff, they're going to throw it in there, drive over it with bulldozers, and then fill it in. Pete Peterson, only two weeks ago there was two rounds of episodes of him on Cosmic Disclosure, where he's revealing information that totally validates everything Corey has been saying.
Now I've got I have the I'm pulling it up now, so when I have it ready, I'll let you know. But I have the message that Peterson left you. Oh, let's just Pete Peterson give any of us. Just wanted to let.
You know that the clients to take everything out of my house and my trucks and traders don't take them up to the dumps and hits the ground and nothing all of the piss and cover it over. And that includes the acts of my wife and my mother, all my radio equipment, all my tools, so all stuff that I was set before there and so forth. Yeah, so fully after committing crimes by the sheriff who stuff. Anyway, we live in America, usir SPA.
Absolutely incredible. Now I want the audience to understand all of this is happening rapid fire, you know, and you have to ask for. Sure, Jimmy. After on July third, a guy thought I could trust called me up that he's doing a favor for the Rothschilds by threatening me, and that if I didn't dump Corey good, that Corey was going to be brought to the slaughterhouse and he would hate to see that happen to me too.
In August twenty seventeen, Willcock alerted his fans to a go fundly fundraising campaign which was raising money for Peterson, who was said to be under attack from authorities, with armed police storming his house and taking his worldly possessions and intellectual property. The community opened their hearts and their wallets, raising almost sixty thousand dollars for Peterson, But soon after the fundraiser began, the concerns over the validity of the situation were put under the microscope. Users of Project Avalon, an online forum which covers the ufology scene, questioned if Peterson actually lived at the house or even owned the house at all. They were able to confirm that five writs of eviction notices were issued to the address before the GoFundMe campaign even began.
As broadcaster Stephen Cambian noted. And got a writ of eviction five times. So this line in here where they say without any explanation, armed policemen surrounded and entered into Pete's home taking everything he owns is a lie. He it's not without explanation.
He got five notices five times he was served. You ever been served papers? It's really kind of scary. A guy in a suit will sort of creep up on you asking you to ask you if you know are.
You Stephen Cambian? You've been served in handy these papers and then he has to go back to the court and swear to the court that he saw you in person. And handed you this paper. So five times Pete Peterson got these writs of eviction ordering him to remove his belongings from a home that he did not own, that he had no claim on, and vacate the premises.
But he wasn't living there, so that's not really relevant. But he was told, you have to get your things out, You have to take your things out. They say it happened without explanation. That's a complete and total lie.
He got an explanation five times before he went to David Wilcock crying and had David Wilcock help him with this go fundme. Cohn Cambian was even able to confirm with local law enforcement that no armed police attended the address and found the idea lawable. So I called the local police department explain the situation. I sent them this go fundme and the documents and the claims that armed policemen surround it and entered into Pete's home.
I got back the answer from the local police department, which was this, No armed policeman from the local policeolice department local to this home ever surrounded or entered into Pete's home period. No armed policeman ever ever took anything from that property. And in the gofami they say that they took everything he owns, including tools, equipment, and his mother's and wife's ashes. I gotta tell you, folks, the local police department kind of laughed at this, and they said that would never ever happen.
There was all these court orders in place. We wouldn't go into a home, even if it was a foreclosure and take some somebody's mother or wife's ashes. That would be crazy and we could be sued at the wazoo. We would never ever do it.
It's ridiculous, and while many questions still remain, including the biggest of all, what exactly happened to the money, it can be confirmed that the situation was in fact a simple foreclosure, but the biggest and boldest story of all Willcock's latest blockbuster twist, which weighs factual history and fanciful fiction into an epic battle between good and evil, complete with a deep hidden state that's out to stop A. Wilcock and his band of insiders from revealing the truth to you. To be continued. Truth Seekers is a viewer supported show.
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Seek the Truth, Speak the Truth. This is truth seekers, truth Seekers Truth. The way that a cult really works is that it tries to create a reality distortion bubble, a collective fantasy. So together, a group of people come together and they create an ideology such that they don't have to actually do spiritual work, but they can just coexist in this bubble of self deception, and each one of the people in the group reinforces the self deceptions of all the other people, and so it feels to them as though they have awakened.
They haven't, and they're always constantly having to fight the external world to maintain their fantasy because it's a fantasy, because it's false, and so falsehood always has to struggle against the truth because in the end, the truth always wins out. What if the fantasy worlds of science fiction were more than just fantastic tales. What if they were real? And what would such a universe look like If you were to take all of the most popular sci fi plot lines of the twentieth century, laid them all out and examined them, what would be some of the universal ingredients outrageous extraterrestrials, androids and ai, secret space programs, time travel, intergalactic federations, space heroes and villains, all locked in an ultimate battle between good and evil.
Does that sound familiar? It is the same winning formula Hollywood film makers have relied on for more than half a century, drawing fans to cinemas worldwide in their millions. In fact, if you look at the all time biggest box office hits, they are absolutely dominated by this archetype. These days, they are the only real blockbusters expected to fill seats in theaters.
But this type of script is not confined to the silver screen. It's a formula that some have found a useful in the real world, and people are now asking the question, how do you determine fact from fiction anything. There's a shadow world war going on. Right down.
To destroy this satanic all. They're abducted slaves and manufacturing plants on Mars Mars. Everything is occurring beneath the service. Intelligence operations are occurring from both sides.
People are dying over. These There have been battles of space. Already because of this. It's going on all around it all of us.
You me, people at home, we're all mind control. Mate Corey Good, self described secret Space Program insider, intuitive EmPATH, and extraterrestrial experiencer born February twenty second, nineteen seventy as James Corey Good. He tells a remarkable tale, which he says begins at the age of six, when he was identified early as possessing extraordinary precognitive abilities and brought into the government's military Abduction Program or MILAB for short, just before his seventeenth birthday in nineteen eighty six. Good claims he served his first of three twenty year stints in the Secret Space Program, a black government project which served to advance the industrialization of humanity into the interstellar community.
The logical question you may ask at this point of the story is how is it possible that someone aged forty nine can have conceivably served sixty years so well? As Good will tell you, that's where the top secret age regression technology comes in. The original me I was brought into the program. I served twenty years at original ME, then had a pharmaceutical process to regress me back to physiologically the age I was when I was brought into the program, and did the use of different technology to regress me back in the time to that actual time period to where I was then transported from Carswell Air Force Base back to my home to where I walked in, laid down, and the next morning I was in a state of confusion.
Each of Good's twenty and back off planet assignments reportedly called on his empathic abilities, where he says he would be used in meetings and other interactions with extraterrestrials to read the intentions of a being and then relay them to the person assigned to interrogate them. He claims he would also work with two other intuitive empaths to triangulate their abilities to greater effect. But its Goods out of this world whistleblower testimony about the scale of the secret space program that put him squarely in the spotlight of the alternative community. A sweaty and nervous Good made his first appearance on Gaya TV's Cosmic Disclosure in July twenty fifteen, talking to host David Wilcock, outlining his work as part of the Earth delegation in a galactic super federation.
A large amount of et federations that met to discuss the Grand Experiment. What was this experiment. What were these ets doing? There was a group of forty human looking ets that were pretty much always present, and up to sixty at other times that were present.
There were twenty two genetic programs that were going on. What does that mean? What's the genetic. Program programs of them mixing their genetics and manipulating our genetics?
And that was ongoing. Yes, it's ongoing right now, and this is what this was all about. And the Earth delegates had been trying to become a part of this for a long time and they were finally able to get a seat. And as the intuitive impasse.
When we were sitting there, we didn't know what was going on because a lot of what was going on was happening in this ancient et language that's real monotone that we didn't understand, and some of what was going on was going on telepathically. Good talks about the various Earth factions which make up our planet's secret space program, which include factions from the US military corporations, a global international alliance, and a breakaway group of space Nazis who have sided with a race of reptilian extraterrestrials. He talks of the super Federation meetings, which cover the twenty two genetic programs in place on our planet, where alien races are manipulating and mixing our DNA with their own. Much of Good's information comes from a glass pad device, which he says gave him access to study documentation and learn more about the various extraterrestrial races in outer space, including the Reptilians, as well as many other beings such as the Nordics, Ebons, Grays, blue skinned, green skinned Orientals, Polynesians types, Mantis types, and many many more.
Ultimately, his story became one of an epic intergalactic battle between good and evil and his role as the chosen delegate for the Blue Avians, an alien race of eight foot tall bird looking humanoids, where he relays important messages for humanity. In more recent times, Good has focused more on his travels inside of our planet, where he made contact with an inner Earth community of time travelers called the Anshah, who claimed to be us from the future. The common link between both cases is that Good is the chosen one to speak on their behalf. I was contacted by actual and higher density et group that has now been known as the Blavians.
Avian means bird bird, So what would these folks look like. They're eight feet tall. They look very bird like. They're blue to indigo in color with feathers.
You say very birdlike, though, are you saying they actually are birds with wings and no wings? They have a very human looking torso, arms, hands. So they're hominine. It's like a bird head on a human body.
Yes, but they don't have a long beak like a lot of people are trying to depict. On the internet. It's kind of a it's a real soft, flexible beak. And they as they speak.
When they speak, they do a sign language or motion with one hand, and then they they move their mouth around and then they communicate telepathe clue. His wild story was an instant hit for Geya, who were battling as a start up network aiming to become the Netflix for New age video. With the endorsement of Wilcock, Good became a star in his own right and started to make live appearances on the conference circuit. While many in the community found his claims to be a little too out of this world, Good developed a cult like following of believers who grew his social media profiles into the hundreds of thousands, But from day one he had his detractors, with one of the most glaring issues being that Good himself is the only person chosen to maintain direct contact with these extraterrestrial sources, as well as the lack of any evidence, physical or otherwise, of the fantastic universe.
He portrayed the one question that comes up not only from your true dedicated followers, but others out there myself. Where is that one piece of hardware like the glasspad, or a photograph or a video, a cell phone camera shot, your wife taking a picture of you flying away in the back, you know, that one thing that would blow the doors out off of all of this. When can we expect something like that? You know, I don't know that we're going to have anything like that when it comes to you, to my testimony, we have the whole point of these programs is to make sure you don't have any evidence, to make sure all you have is just an interesting story.
That is the way they That's that's how that the programs work. Now, you know, setting up cameras, There's been times to where I set up a camera and I need won't occur because they didn't want me to record them. There be times I've set up a camera fresh battery, you know, and all of a sudden I'll go out and after an encounter and the battery is completely empty and there's nothing on the cark. It's like something remotely drained the battery.
When I've so many times when the blue spears have come into the house, some things will be bouncing my wife off the bed, trying to wake her up, and she will not come out. Of the sleep. For many skeptical of Good, the question wasn't whether his story was in fact true or false. The real question was did he consciously make up his story with the intent to deceive or does he actually believe his far fetched tale somewhat even suggest greater conspiracy theories of Good being a disinformation agent sent by the government to infiltrate to the ufology community.
By far, the biggest insight into the mind of Good comes from his producer at GIA on the Cosmic Disclosure show, Jay Widner. He paints the picture of Good as a rather wooden character who he helps form into a believable personality. Recently, Wider has expressed his regret for his hand in doing too good of a job into making good story an accepted part of the community's collective consciousness. I'm apologizing weirdly for doing a too good a job on him.
I'm also apologizing or giving him directions that make him more believable. I'm also apologizing. If you watch those first whatever forty episodes, and if you know anything about filmmaking, you'll see either're heavily edited, more heavily edited than any show's on GIA, and you have to ask yourself why that is. That's my editing, trying to make Corey look good and cutting out a lot of stuff that he and David were saying that really did not make them look very good.
And so we massaged the data. We really did. We'd massage the data more for Corey and David for another show we ever did. And I had no idea first off that was going to be such a hit.
Number two. I hadn't because I don't think Corey has any charisma at all, and I think David the blabbermouth, so I don't really think the two of them are actually all that interesting to begin with. But Corey, I had no idea. If I had known that a person that I helped to create a persona that I helped a lot to create, would then turn that into a cult, a cult that seeks to hurt people, that seeks to damage people's lives and reputations like yours.
In my I would have quit the job at that point. I was going to say this right now, because I want to clear the err on this one too, and I really don't mean to get Emory Smith in any trouble. But Emory Smith told me and several other people that David Wilcock told him in late twenty eighteen that he and Corey have been making it all up for at least a year to a year and a half. Did I say to you, to everybody, if they're going to make it up in all of twenty eighteen, then they're making it up in twenty seventeen, twenty sixteen, twenty fifteen.
That's how I feel. Once lied to, they're always going to lie to you. Why are you making it up? Right?
You're making it up because you haven't got anything. It's so obvious now in retrospect. So as a carefully contried calm by Corey and possibly David to get Guya to hire him so that he can make become a cult leader. And like Pinocchio the Marionettes who dreamed of one day being a real boy, many of Goods fans are forming their own conclusion that perhaps now any of his lies are all too obvious.
It's attention that has certainly been a bombshell within Good's own fan base, leading to a sense of real division between Good, Wilcock, and other leading voices in the community. And it all came to a head in hand incident now infamously known as Docksgate, which saw a private Facebook group between Good and many of his closest supporters allegedly colluding to docks and discredit others in the community. Screenshots of the group chats were published that showed how Good's team were organizing fake accounts and assigning targets to doxing and trolling campaigns in which an army of Good supporters would amplify. What dark Skate essentially is is that it was suggested, through the work of and research of guys like myself, Joe from the Carolinas, and UNIRAG that Corey Good, as a matter of course and policy, would direct his fans the members of his organization to put it in darker terms his cult members to systematically attack docs and harass his adversaries, doing so in a way that would prevent culpability from possibly annoying to himself.
I was contacted by an individual who has since come forward who told me and in discussion, revealed to me that while as a member of a closed sphere being alliance associated a Facebook group specifically I believe it's the above majestic business group, as she witnessed the beginnings of the docs and campaign, though she never participated because she saw what these people were capable of, and because she feared that what was going to happen to other people might happen to her. As a method in prophylactic measure, and I don't want to put words in her mouth, she could speak for herself. She saved this data and information, and she suggests She testified to me that her motivations were fear based. She had anxiety about what might happen if she became an enemy of this group because she saw what they were willing to do to other enemies of this group.
The heat on Good since hasn't stopped. With the spotlight now shone brightly on his intentions and even his origins within the community. Good has used this opportunity to condemn his detractors, labeling them as a dark alliance. He has since called on the community to come together and, despite difference in ideologies, join hands and sing come by around the cosmic campfire.
But Good's more skeptical critics have taken all of the information his testimony, sources, and evidence and come up with their own theories on why Good may not be the genuine article he portrays. One point raised by observer and predictive linguistic expert Cliff High is that perhaps Good even tailored his Hollywood style narrative to fit a target audience, because look. What Corey did at the larger macro level. One of the things I do is I give my paradolia free reign and explore patterns wherever I think I can see here is a pattern at a macro level.
And I do this because of software engineering and looking for design patterns that can make things more efficient. But here's Corey at a macro level, intentionally setting out with his data mining of Project Avalon to be able to mirror David Wilcox's belief system and to know all of the appropriate words, to be able to feed it back to him, to get him hooked on this inner relationship, to be able to promote So you know. That is exactly right, That is exactly what he did. And then he did it to me because then he found out that Jay Widner was David's producer, and then he started going in on me.
Respected UFO researcher and author Richard Dolan has also been a strong critic of Good's story, casting doubt over its authenticity and its parallels with scripts designed for blockbuster films, And so the question must be asked, is there any evidence to suggest that Good could have displayed any signs of ill intent? A growing number of people believe there is. The earliest version of Good's story begins on the Project Avalon online forums, where he posted and interacted for a number of years. It was during this time that it became clear that, alongside sharing his own experiences without any of the grand detail, he was definitely exposed to the common narratives of the UFOology community and the key players on the scene.
These interactions led him to his first recorded interview with Christine Anderson, a moderator at Project Avalon. Good claims the interview was never meant to be published, and when it add on YouTube, he was involuntarily thrust into the public spotlight. The Corey Good and the Project Avalon server data situation is something that I think is a significant element here. And what is a fact is.
That you know his Corey Goood was an active member of Project Avalon, and I know Bill Ryan. You know Bill Ryan who runs Avalon and has run it for years. Avalon is an amazing forum where very very engaged individuals in this subject talk about well pretty much every element of the subject under the sun, including Mars, including Antarctica, and all the other things that are out on the fringe, even for eufology. And what they you were able to do is because if you go to their site, they've got your IP that's legal, They're able to do that, and they were able to do a data search on their forum server using the IP addresses that Corey could used most frequently from twenty ten right up to twenty fourteen, and actually even beyond that.
Now, it wasn't until September of twenty fourteen that Corey Good was interviewed by a woman named Christine Anderson and claimed to have sudden recent recall of his memories. But it's it is the fact that for four solid years before that, he his file contained six five hundred and thirty nine entries or threads. Basically where he, from my point of view, looked like he was data mining the project avalon server data and looking up stuff that was written by Michael Sala or Laura Eisenhower, myself and many other people on these things. And for four years you're going into this intensely and then suddenly boom, you remember that you too had such experiences.
Now that doesn't even by itself prove that he went in and just stole everyone else's information, but it is very suspicious. Anderson claims she was close to Good and his family, meeting him on multiple occasions, even at one point loaning him a considerable sum of money so he could put a down payment on a lease and rent a house for his family. While Good has described his life prior to being a public figure as a stable one and reportedly earns six figures as an it professional, Anderson has described him at the time as living on disability support in his mother's home, in a detrimental living situation, and reliant on prescription pain and anti anxiety medication. Regardless of how Good first stepped into the public conscience, it should be noted that following a series of disagreements on the Forum and a falling out with some on Project of all On, including its owner Bill Ryan, Good began to course David Wilcock and others to share his story on a much biggert stage, and ultimately he was able to win a ticket to the Big Show.
We had limited amount of dialogue, not a whole lot. We talk a few times a year by email, but he didn't ever really tell me what he knew, what he had remembered. That didn't happen until he decided to come forward on a much larger level. The first emails of which I saw in October twenty fourteen, and at that time he emailed Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy Project Camelot.
He interviewed or tried to get an interview with Benjamin Fulford, and he wrote me, Now, I have to admit when I first got these emails from Corey Good, I didn't know what to think about this dude, and I kind of just held back. He's talking pretty strange. He's got a lot of weird jargon that I haven't heard before. Let me just watch for a while, see what this guy's up to, see where this is going.
I'm not going to make any sudden moves. So he did first interview with Project Camelot. Benjamin Falford didn't really take the invitation, and I started to see him writing various things in discussion forums, making various posts. And it was after reading this in more depth that I started to see, Oh, my gosh, how does he know about that?
How does he know about that? How does he know about this? Where did he get that from? Nobody's ever said this publicly before.
Where did that come from? How did he get this? That's when I got excited. I wrote him and I said, dude, we need to talk.
Wild good publicly calls for unity privately. More details can be gleaned about his intentions, such as his trademarking of terms commonly used by many in the ufology community, such as the Secret Space Program, and even saw protest from Marvel Studios over the trademark for the Return of the Guardians, a graphic novel based on his life and testimony. Good, like some others in his position, claim that by mixing disclosure themes in fictional entertainment. It helps raise the consciousness of younger generations, but many see it as a greedy cash grap to monetize disclosure.
The division in the community and the intense efforts of Good's followers has led to them being branded as the Blue Chicken Cult, a play on words relating to his contact with the Blue Avian extraterrestrials. Good and his associates in the meantime call, though skeptical of him, the darker alliance, inferring there is a greater plot trying to take him down. But at the end of the day, is Cory Good the head of a cult following Well? Who better to answer that question than the person who spent eighteen hour days day him day out with Good on the set of Cosmic Disclosure.
Is it your opinion that this is a cult? For one cult very dangerous? All call him very dangerous. Hop we're going to get into it another episode.
But threatened the lives of people who are against his cult, and he's actually told his group to carry out threats to destroy people, good people too. It's a fact of the human condition that most people want to believe in something to be part of something, something bigger than just themselves. But history serves to remind us what happens when people blindly follow leaders without critical thought. Sadly, there is never a happy ending.
Lo had been Richard for after going through a divorce, he felt lost and was looking for a spiritual path. They intrigued me in a way that was like nothing else. They called themselves Heaven's Gate, a cult started in the seventies by a man named Marshall Appleway who later called himself Doe. And let me say that our mission here at this time is about to come to close.
Next, Doe told his followers the earth is simply a garden to grow souls, and he could teach them how by following his strict regimen. All aspects of life were regulated, including what books they could read and what TV shows they could watch. Once the soul is developed, it's time to exit. To outsiders, that meant committing suicide, but to them it meant moving on to a more developed kingdom.
A spaceship or ufo, he told the group would pick up their souls and take them to begin their new lives. This is what their new life form would resemble. When Jim Jones the charismatic leader of the People's Temple, took hundreds of followers from California to the jungles of Guyana. There were soon reports that people who wanted to leave could not.
This is how cults will be started in the twenty fest century online, not probably through a brick and mortar front organization, but through an online sort of front organization. Should be careful. To be continued. Truth Seekers is a viewers supported show.
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