It was discussed as part of a conversation about the influence of Jim Semivan's perspective on Tom Delonge's theories. MJ described the book's central concept, which focused on the potential of government reverse-engineered alien technology.
But I can't tell you the parts that he got right. And my instinct was like, oh, this dude's going to go in there and wreck everything. He's going to like feed him disinformation.
— Episode: Alien State, with MJ Banias
Episode: Alien State, with MJ Banias
It was discussed as part of a conversation about the influence of Jim Semivan's perspective on Tom Delonge's theories. MJ described the book's central concept, which focused on the potential of government reverse-engineered alien technology.
But I can't tell you the parts that he got right. And my instinct was like, oh, this dude's going to go in there and wreck everything. He's going to like feed him disinformation.
And the big thing about the book Secret Machines was that there was a crashed flying saucer alien ship. The American government reverse engineered it and was able to create a vehicle that a pilot could sit in and fly without controls.
You'd think it, the aircraft would do it, right? And that's how the aliens fly around, right? They they don't have control panels. They just sit there and it's telepathy or remote viewing or clairvoyance.
Episode: CLASSIC: From Rock to UFOs: The Tom DeLonge Story
It was described as a mystery action book, with characters who encounter unexplained events and are recruited by the CIA, and it touches on various topics like Foo Fighters, Project Paperclip, and The Bell.
His first book that's already been released, Secret Machines. With a K.
But they're going to tell real stories through these fictional avenues and then throughout that process will also via social media be releasing pieces of information, documents, videos that also help correspond with the disclosure.
The first way in which he said he's taking or took the first step was writing the book Secret Machines part one.
Yeah, the series. I read it.
It's a fictional book. It's a fun read. I have no problem with the book.
Episode: CLASSIC: From Rock to UFOs: The Tom DeLonge Story
It was described as a mystery/action book with multiple characters, and was part of a series. It was written by Tom DeLonge and A.J. Hartley, and it was implied that it contained real stories presented through a fictional narrative.
For instance, his first book that's already been released, Secret Machines - Trevor Burrus With a K. Ben Stillman With a K. With a K. Lots of hidden meaning there, he would tell you.
But they're going to tell real stories through these fictional avenues.
And then throughout that process will also via social media be releasing pieces of information, documents, videos that also help correspond with the disclosure.
It's like a typical mystery action book.
There's a there's a daughter of a financial magnate who he dies under mysterious circumstances. And she tries to figure out what's going on. His alleged suicide wasn't really a suicide.
Episode: Alien State, with MJ Banias
It was mentioned in passing as a book that Jim Semivan read and discussed with Tom DeLonge. It's about a crashed alien ship and reverse-engineered US government technology from it.
And he comes in and he's saying, oh, I read this book that Tom DeLonge was a part of about secret machines.
And that was kind of the that's his book.
was that there was a crashed flying saucer alien ship. The American government reverse engineered it and was able to create a vehicle that a pilot could sit in and fly without controls.