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Jay Anderson retweeted
Pretty cool to see my own documentaries on Amazon Prime...
I film everything myself, edit everything, do the narration and turn that raw footage into documentaries.
You don't need all the flashy tools or teams to make something that resonates with people.
Jay Anderson retweeted
The rabbit hole of the mysterious dodecahedrons...
130 found so far.
Found in England, Wales, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia.
Nobody knows what they were for.
No ancient texts reference them.
Jay Anderson retweeted
Did you know Elon Musk has an ancient Vedic weapon on his bedside table?
It’s called the Vajra, also known as the Dorje in Tibetan Buddhism.
In the Rigveda, one of humanity’s oldest surviving religious texts, the Vajra is the principal weapon of Indra, the Vedic god associated with storms, thunder and warfare.
Replying to @Lonwos @Ghost91ne
Got me 39k of engagement, so I still win.
Replying to @VictoryJones_
Prove it, you'll be the very first to do so.
Replying to @GTimo15085 @Chronocivilis
You don't know what they are for.
Jay Anderson retweeted
I think i've been so focused on ancient history that people have forgotten how deeply embedded I became with the UFO disclosure movement when I was literally being flown out to the states to sit down with CIA officers, Special Project managers for LANL, USN Intel, i've spoken with literal directors of multiple intelligence agencies, I have collected sources throughout the Mil/Intel/Def/Gov ecosystem, I have broken stories and secured many exclusive interviews, sat down with congressmen, pilots, operators, administrators, military scientists....
Sure i've been focusing a lot on my fascinations with ancient history, but don't assume that's my only knowledge pool.
The UFO subject became too stale for me, too much hero worship and repeating of stories without real actionable intelligence filtering up to the surface through government channels.
But the orbs I experienced changed my life and they speak to a deeper connection that is shared by our most ancient ancestors, so I see a lot of my research into the ancient past as complimetary to the specific niche of "Ufology" that I consider most important:
Contact/Consciousness/Communication and the desire to understand what the orbs truly are, possibly a form of self-organising plasma exhibiting genuine intelligence, possibly a psychic manifestation from the human mind into the ether, possibly an astral/energetic form beyond our understanding.
I still have many, many thoughts on these topics.
I think i've been so focused on ancient history that people have forgotten how deeply embedded I became with the UFO disclosure movement when I was literally being flown out to the states to sit down with CIA officers, Special Project managers for LANL, USN Intel, i've spoken with literal directors of multiple intelligence agencies, I have collected sources throughout the Mil/Intel/Def/Gov ecosystem, I have broken stories and secured many exclusive interviews, sat down with congressmen, pilots, operators, administrators, military scientists....
Sure i've been focusing a lot on my fascinations with ancient history, but don't assume that's my only knowledge pool.
The UFO subject became too stale for me, too much hero worship and repeating of stories without real actionable intelligence filtering up to the surface through government channels.
But the orbs I experienced changed my life and they speak to a deeper connection that is shared by our most ancient ancestors, so I see a lot of my research into the ancient past as complimetary to the specific niche of "Ufology" that I consider most important:
Contact/Consciousness/Communication and the desire to understand what the orbs truly are, possibly a form of self-organising plasma exhibiting genuine intelligence, possibly a psychic manifestation from the human mind into the ether, possibly an astral/energetic form beyond our understanding.
I still have many, many thoughts on these topics.
Jay Anderson retweeted
What's this?
Oh nothing really...
Just a Wikileaks of a communication between Blink 182 Rockstar, Tom Delonge and JOHN PODESTA, talking about how UFO disclosure (Pre-2017) is being engineered towards changing the cynical views of the youth towards government.
Tom Delonge founded To The Stars Academy which became the pipeline through which people such as Lue Elizondo, Christopher Mellon, Jim Semivan, Hal Puthoff and others were introduced to the public.
The "UFO Disclosure" ball started rolling with To The Stars Academy (TTSA) and everything that has happened since is a consequence of this company and the people who were involved in it.
But yeah, this is real UFO disclosure, not a PsyOp...
What's this?
Oh nothing really...
Just a Wikileaks of a communication between Blink 182 Rockstar, Tom Delonge and JOHN PODESTA, talking about how UFO disclosure (Pre-2017) is being engineered towards changing the cynical views of the youth towards government.
Tom Delonge founded To The Stars Academy which became the pipeline through which people such as Lue Elizondo, Christopher Mellon, Jim Semivan, Hal Puthoff and others were introduced to the public.
The "UFO Disclosure" ball started rolling with To The Stars Academy (TTSA) and everything that has happened since is a consequence of this company and the people who were involved in it.
But yeah, this is real UFO disclosure, not a PsyOp...
Jay Anderson retweeted
Replying to @DefiantLs
Full video shows the context of this woman literally forcing the door open while the woman inside attempts to close it again while she stuffs her camera through the gap.
With that context removed this looks evil.
With all the context kept in, it's security doing their job.
Replying to @DefiantLs
Full video shows the context of this woman literally forcing the door open while the woman inside attempts to close it again while she stuffs her camera through the gap.
With that context removed this looks evil.
With all the context kept in, it's security doing their job.
Replying to @KunalWrites
Yeah but the $10 version only produced like... 50 volts
Jay Anderson retweeted
Replying to @Chronocivilis
I think calling them Roman is a misnomer because there is literally zero documentation of them from Roman texts. We only call them Roman because they were found in places that belonged to the Roman empire.
Archaeologists have identified:
- No contemporary written instructions for their manufacture.
- No ancient technical description of their function.
- No known Roman inscription identifying them.
- No confirmed contemporary depiction of the objects being used.
- No universally accepted explanation of their purpose.
The majority of dodecahedrons were not discovered in Roman burial pits, and many weren’t even recovered during formal archaeological excavations of Roman ruins.
Replying to @Chronocivilis
I think calling them Roman is a misnomer because there is literally zero documentation of them from Roman texts. We only call them Roman because they were found in places that belonged to the Roman empire.
Archaeologists have identified:
- No contemporary written instructions for their manufacture.
- No ancient technical description of their function.
- No known Roman inscription identifying them.
- No confirmed contemporary depiction of the objects being used.
- No universally accepted explanation of their purpose.
The majority of dodecahedrons were not discovered in Roman burial pits, and many weren’t even recovered during formal archaeological excavations of Roman ruins.








