Enemy Aliens
David Cole
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From UFOs to psychic powers and government cover-ups, history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know ... an audio podcast from iHeartRadio.
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It was mentioned as being deemed inappropriate by the speaker's parents, who were opposed to its content in contrast to other content that was seemingly acceptable.
And I think maybe maybe that was a different time because I just remember having access to all kinds of inappropriate material my Local library you know studying my parents finally drew the line of
— Episode: Should Any Books Be Banned?
It was mentioned as being deemed inappropriate by the speaker's parents, who were opposed to its content in contrast to other content that was seemingly acceptable.
And I think maybe maybe that was a different time because I just remember having access to all kinds of inappropriate material my Local library you know studying my parents finally drew the line of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Ken Kesey Which I remember when they saw they're like nope you can't read that But they didn't care that I read Dean Coontz and Stephen King and all this like murder You know psychotic you know devil worship book, but a little bit of counterculture hippie dumb. You know about LSD Was was a bridge too far
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker's parents deemed inappropriate for him to read, though they allowed him to read other books including those by Dean Koontz and Stephen King.
And I think maybe maybe that was a different time because I just remember having access to all kinds of inappropriate material my Local library you know studying my parents finally drew the line of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Ken Kesey Which I remember when they saw they're like nope you can't read that But they didn't care that I read Dean Coontz and Stephen King and all this like murder You know psychotic you know devil worship book, but a little bit of counterculture hippie dumb. You know about LSD Was was a bridge too far
It was discussed as being the first book ever, dating back to 2100 BCE, and was jokingly mentioned to have been banned shortly after its release.
Generally right now the first thing considered to be a quote-unquote book is The Epic of Gilgamesh which is kind of old yeah not to be confused with the epic of Gargamel aka the Smurf...
— Episode: Should Any Books Be Banned?
It was discussed as being the first book ever, dating back to 2100 BCE, and was jokingly mentioned to have been banned shortly after its release.
Generally right now the first thing considered to be a quote-unquote book is The Epic of Gilgamesh which is kind of old yeah not to be confused with the epic of Gargamel aka the Smurfs
It was discussed as the first book ever written and was mentioned to have been banned shortly after it was published.
Generally right now the first thing considered to be a quote-unquote book is The Epic of Gilgamesh which is kind of old yeah not to be confused with the epic of Gargamel aka the Smurfs
It presented a theory about secret societies and the provenance of Jesus and Mary Magdalene and the sacred royal bloodline and was widely criticized by historians. The authors compared their work to the Watergate reporters, stating that speculative synthesis helps discern underlying continuity.
And then that language ultimately matters.
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It presented a theory about secret societies and the provenance of Jesus and Mary Magdalene and the sacred royal bloodline and was widely criticized by historians. The authors compared their work to the Watergate reporters, stating that speculative synthesis helps discern underlying continuity.
And then that language ultimately matters.
It made me think of the book Holy Blood, Holy Grail.
We actually interviewed his daughter way back. If you go in the archive, Michael Bajent, in addition to Richard Lee and Henry Lincoln.
But we interviewed Bajent's daughter, if I remember correctly.
But one of the writers had this to say, yeah, I guess all of them maybe collectively released this in a statement, but they compared what they were doing in the book to the reporters who uncovered the Watergate scandal. And they had this to say that only through speculative synthesis can one discern the underlying continuity, the unified and coherent fabric which lies at the core of any historical problem.
It was mentioned in relation to the sound of a black hole, as it reminded one of the author's works.
It reminds me of HP Lovecraft, of course, has a great nemesis in many of the stories who is Azototh, the gibbering mindless god at the center of all things.
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It was mentioned in relation to the sound of a black hole, as it reminded one of the author's works.
It reminds me of HP Lovecraft, of course, has a great nemesis in many of the stories who is Azototh, the gibbering mindless god at the center of all things.
It was mentioned in relation to the sound of a black hole, which the speaker felt was reminiscent of the themes found within Lovecraft's work.
It reminds me of HP Lovecraft, of course, has a great nemesis in many of the stories who is Azototh, the gibbering mindless god at the center of all things.
Why Prioritizing Motherhood in the First Three Years Matters
It was mentioned in relation to the Sharon Tate murders and its author, Jerzy Kosinski, who was friends with Roman Polanski and nearly involved in the incident. It was also adapted into a movie with Peter Sellers.
it's actually a really excellent side topic a book by an author named Jersey Kaczynski called Blind Date and Jersey Kaczynski wrote the book Being There which was made into a fantasti...
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It was mentioned in relation to the Sharon Tate murders and its author, Jerzy Kosinski, who was friends with Roman Polanski and nearly involved in the incident. It was also adapted into a movie with Peter Sellers.
it's actually a really excellent side topic a book by an author named Jersey Kaczynski called Blind Date and Jersey Kaczynski wrote the book Being There which was made into a fantastic film starring Peter Sellers but in Blind Date he actually was friends with Roman Polanski and was supposed to be at this house when these murders happened he writes sort of a fictionalized account of how he managed to not be there and what ended up happening and sort of the aftermath of it but he doesn't really write it as a first person from his own perspective so it's very interesting if you want to learn more about it that's a good place to start
It was discussed as a book written by the same author as Blind Date, and it was adapted into a film starring Peter Sellers.
a book by an author named Jersey Kaczynski called Blind Date and Jersey Kaczynski wrote the book Being There which was made into a fantastic film starring Peter Sellers
The concept of 'doublethink' from Nineteen Eighty-Four was discussed in relation to the Roe vs Wade decision and the inconsistency of certain political stances on abortion and the care of children.
One thing that I have learned about double think shout out to Orwell is that people can become very defensive when their practice of double think is pointed out to them.
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The concept of 'doublethink' from Nineteen Eighty-Four was discussed in relation to the Roe vs Wade decision and the inconsistency of certain political stances on abortion and the care of children.
One thing that I have learned about double think shout out to Orwell is that people can become very defensive when their practice of double think is pointed out to them.
Doublethink was mentioned as a concept from the book, referring to the idea of holding two contradictory beliefs simultaneously, which was discussed in relation to the pro-life debate.
One thing that I have learned about double think shout out to Orwell is that people can become very defensive when their practice of double think is pointed out to them.
It was mentioned during a listener story about a man who brought a 'not a bomb' invention to a photo shoot. The listener's Google search for 'Hatchet' was flooded with links to buy the book.
And yes, when I googled just that, I was flooded with links to buy the classic Gary Paulson novel.
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It was mentioned during a listener story about a man who brought a 'not a bomb' invention to a photo shoot. The listener's Google search for 'Hatchet' was flooded with links to buy the book.
And yes, when I googled just that, I was flooded with links to buy the classic Gary Paulson novel.
A search of Hatchet along with the gentleman's name produced listings to previous artillery and munitions conferences slash sales he had brought his wares to.
It was mentioned briefly when Tall Pockets searched for information on the "Hatchet" drone, which he encountered during a dinner conversation, and was flooded with results for the book.
When I googled just that, I was flooded with links to buy the classic Gary Paulson novel.
It was mentioned in the context of the discussion about Yevgeny Prigozhin, as he was compared to Colonel Kurtz, a character from the novel and film adaptation, Apocalypse Now.
similar to Heart of Darkness or Apocalypse Now, the followers of Pregogion treated him like a real life Colonel Kurtz
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It was mentioned in the context of the discussion about Yevgeny Prigozhin, as he was compared to Colonel Kurtz, a character from the novel and film adaptation, Apocalypse Now.
similar to Heart of Darkness or Apocalypse Now, the followers of Pregogion treated him like a real life Colonel Kurtz
Also in Prokhorin, I think we see a real life version of a Colonel Kurtz, you know, for fans of Heart of Darkness or for people who watch Apocalypse Now.
It was mentioned that the story of Michael Rockefeller's disappearance had similar themes and motifs of the book, as well as being referenced directly by other people involved with the story in the past.
Again, the Heart of Darkness reference was brought up literally like was specifically brought up.
And they would use the phrase, they would use phrases like he's living like a white God out there in the wild.
Was that book out? That was a book. Yeah. Okay. Heart of Darkness came out in 1899.
Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle
It was mentioned as the source for the name "Taser", as the author of the 1911 novel played with the language to create the term.
It's based on a novel made in 1911 called Tom Swift and his electric rifle.
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It was mentioned as the source for the name "Taser", as the author of the 1911 novel played with the language to create the term.
It's based on a novel made in 1911 called Tom Swift and his electric rifle.
It was mentioned as the source of information about Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer cells were used in research and were the subject of a legal battle with a company that profited from them.
I believe that was actually the name of the biopic starring Oprah Winfrey, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, which was a book written by Rebecca Skloot and that was from 2010.
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It was mentioned as the source of information about Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer cells were used in research and were the subject of a legal battle with a company that profited from them.
I believe that was actually the name of the biopic starring Oprah Winfrey, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, which was a book written by Rebecca Skloot and that was from 2010.
That's how we found out about it in the first place. It was that book originally when we were talking about it way back in the day on stuff they don't want you to know.
It was mentioned as the book that brought the story of Henrietta Lacks and her cells to light, and was the basis for a biopic starring Oprah Winfrey. It was discussed as having helped bring awareness to the family's legal battle.
I believe that was actually the name of the biopic starring Oprah Winfrey, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, which was a book written by Rebecca Skloot and that was from 2010.
That's how we found out about it in the first place. It was that book originally when we were talking about it way back in the day on stuff they don't want you to know.
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It was banned by the Puritan government in Massachusetts for its differing viewpoints on Puritan customs and power structures, particularly in opposition to their ideology.
His book New English Caden was banned by the Puritan government of the area in modern-day, Massachusetts Quincy, Massachusetts because they Didn't like his take on Puritan customs and power structures...
— Episode: Should Any Books Be Banned?
It was banned by the Puritan government in Massachusetts for its differing viewpoints on Puritan customs and power structures, particularly in opposition to their ideology.
His book New English Caden was banned by the Puritan government of the area in modern-day, Massachusetts Quincy, Massachusetts because they Didn't like his take on Puritan customs and power structures He was opposing the official narrative Which is of course the ideology that pushed them across the Atlantic in the first place Everyone is wrong. We are correct. We are not taking questions at this time.
I was trying to find a copy of it, and it looks like B you may be able to find excerpts or maybe like I couldn't I couldn't find a physical copy of it anywhere obviously
It was written by Thomas Morton and was banned by the Puritan government in modern-day Massachusetts, as they did not agree with his views on Puritan customs and power structures.
His book New English Caden was banned by the Puritan government of the area in modern-day, Massachusetts Quincy, Massachusetts because they didn't like his take on Puritan customs and power structures He was opposing the official narrative Which is of course the ideology that pushed them across the Atlantic in the first place Everyone is wrong. We are correct. We are not taking questions at this time.
I was trying to find a copy of it, and it looks like B you may be able to find excerpts or maybe like I couldn't I couldn't find a physical copy of it anywhere obviously It was banned in the mid 1600s so probably difficult to come by right
It was the only book fully focused on the phenomenon of dogs jumping off the Overtoun Bridge in Scotland and was mentioned as a primary source of information.
There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.
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It was the only book fully focused on the phenomenon of dogs jumping off the Overtoun Bridge in Scotland and was mentioned as a primary source of information.
There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.
But you'll see it pop up in a lot of anthologies about unexplained mysteries, time-life, books of the unknown, and so on.
In his work, Paul, and later interviews as well, Paul doesn't agree that a thin place is responsible.
It was the only book fully focused on the Overton Bridge and the dog jumping phenomenon. It was mentioned as being cited in other anthologies on unexplained mysteries.
There's one full-length book about it called The Baron of Rainbow Bridge by a local author named Paul Owen.
It was mentioned as a Dr. Seuss book that was inspired by the Horton HO, a German aircraft that would have looked like a delta wing UFO.
Which is, you know, a lot of people got that one wrong. That would have been a much scary book, wouldn't it?
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It was mentioned as a Dr. Seuss book that was inspired by the Horton HO, a German aircraft that would have looked like a delta wing UFO.
Which is, you know, a lot of people got that one wrong. That would have been a much scary book, wouldn't it?
The Horton HO plane design was mentioned as the inspiration for the Dr. Seuss book, Horton Hears a Who!.
Matt, you mentioned the Horton HO. This was something that would have absolutely looked like some kind of delta wing UFO. Sure. If you had seen it flying. Consequently, it was the inspiration for the Dr. Seuss book Horton, Here's an HO.
It was discussed as a seminal book in the popularization of positive thinking and visualization techniques in America, which later influenced prosperity theology.
A man named Norman Vincent Peale was pastor of a place called Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. And he popularized this idea and these techniques in America with his book, The Power o...
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It was discussed as a seminal book in the popularization of positive thinking and visualization techniques in America, which later influenced prosperity theology.
A man named Norman Vincent Peale was pastor of a place called Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. And he popularized this idea and these techniques in America with his book, The Power of Positive Thinking, which I know you've heard of. It's a real book. 1952.
My friend's mom had that book on her shelf when I was in middle school. I remember seeing it. Is it a good read? I never touched it.
It was discussed as a seminal book that popularized positive thinking and techniques in America in 1952. The book's ideas were said to have contributed to the development of the prosperity gospel.
A man named Norman Vincent Peale was pastor of a place called Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. And he popularized this idea and these techniques in America with his book, The Power of Positive Thinking, which I know you've heard of. It's a real book. 1952.
The Spanish Flu of 1918 and How It Changed the World
It was mentioned during the discussion about the 1918 flu pandemic and the over-prescription of aspirin. It contains the quote about humans needing control over their afflictions.
Consulted with Laura spinny who is an author she wrote pale writer the Spanish flu of 1918 and how it changed the world
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It was mentioned during the discussion about the 1918 flu pandemic and the over-prescription of aspirin. It contains the quote about humans needing control over their afflictions.
Consulted with Laura spinny who is an author she wrote pale writer the Spanish flu of 1918 and how it changed the world
human beings in general need to feel a sense of control Over whatever is afflicting them. That's just a perennial truth
It was mentioned as a source for an insightful quote about human's need for control when facing afflictions, in the context of the 1918 flu pandemic and its treatments.
human beings in general need to feel a sense of control Over whatever is afflicting them. That's just a perennial truth
It was mentioned as a book inspired by Smedley Butler's whistleblowing on the Business Plot, demonstrating how such events can occur in the US and highlighting the potential threat to democracy.
...that that it can happen here. Right. In fact, the book It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis was in a lot of ways inspired by Butler's whistleblowing on the business plot.
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It was mentioned as a book inspired by Smedley Butler's whistleblowing on the Business Plot, demonstrating how such events can occur in the US and highlighting the potential threat to democracy.
...that that it can happen here. Right. In fact, the book It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis was in a lot of ways inspired by Butler's whistleblowing on the business plot.
It was mentioned as a novel that was partly inspired by Smedley Butler's exposure of the Business Plot, highlighting the potential for fascism to take root in the United States.
The shortest way to put it is, you know, that that it can happen here. Right. In fact, the book It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis was in a lot of ways inspired by Butler's whistleblowing on the business plot.
Revealing the Mysteries of God, the Universe, World History, Jesus, and Ourselves
It was said to have inspired the founder of Celestial Seasonings tea, and that it guided the way he ran the company. It was described as being a long book, with a focus on reality, the universe and the life of Jesus.
It's 2,000 pages. It's called The Urantia Book.
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It was said to have inspired the founder of Celestial Seasonings tea, and that it guided the way he ran the company. It was described as being a long book, with a focus on reality, the universe and the life of Jesus.
It's 2,000 pages. It's called The Urantia Book.
It's something that would be called a direct speech book. The author whomever they are was divinely communicated with right and the truth the metaphysical truth of reality and all that we know was shared to this person who wanted to illuminate the rest of not only earth but the known universe so aliens were the ultimate authors through somebody else.
Mostly Bible stories like everyone from Jesus to Adam and Eve they were all allegedly aliens like extraterrestrials who came to share a specific tale with the earth.
It describes these Aryan aliens named Adam and Eve who are gonna arrive on every planet to purify it to up step is the phrase they use to up step the civilizations overall to a newer better purer place.
I had wanted bold I found bold I wanted spiritual adventure and I was on the ride of my life I was searching for truth and the book was loaded with it.
It was mentioned as being a 2000 page book that inspired the founder of Celestial Seasonings tea, and it was said to present a unique perspective on the universe, Jesus, and other religious figures.
It's 2,000 pages. It's called The Urantia Book.
It's something that would be called a direct speech book. The author whomever they are was divinely communicated with right and the truth the metaphysical truth of reality and all that we know Was shared to this person who wanted to illuminate the rest of not only earth But the known universe so aliens were the ultimate authors through somebody else.
Mostly Bible stories like everyone from Jesus to Adam and Eve They were all allegedly aliens like extraterrestrials who came to share a specific Tale with the earth.
He says I had wanted bold I found bold I wanted spiritual adventure and I was on the ride of my life I was searching for truth and the book was loaded with it.
He goes on to write Lucifer Satan Melchizedek Adam and Eve and Jesus are all Extraterrestrial beings who have visited earth.
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It was mentioned as a book that Ben enjoyed, and was related to the Great Game, about the historical competition between various Western powers in Eurasia.
it's strange that this continues today you can also read a book called "The Grand Chessboard" by a guy named Brzezinski, which I cannot believe I pronounced correctly. Fascinating dude and book yeah y...
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It was mentioned as a book that Ben enjoyed, and was related to the Great Game, about the historical competition between various Western powers in Eurasia.
it's strange that this continues today you can also read a book called "The Grand Chessboard" by a guy named Brzezinski, which I cannot believe I pronounced correctly. Fascinating dude and book yeah yeah and what this means is that these destabilization efforts could be plausible you know it's and there has to be something there because why was stuff retroactively classified right apparently a lot of the stuff that Edmunds originally brought up about this alleged Gladio B was public record technically because it was in the congressional record the biggest thing for me then after researching this is how is if that is true that stuff that information is true how is she still alive man and I don't mean to be to blunder scare you know scary about it just seems that that information if true is so explosive yeah it's I can't even fathom if that stuff was just known right yeah that's the question but then another question would be well would would the death of someone who revealed this information be just more confirmation you know what I mean I mean that it's just scary because people have been dying mysteriously for a long time now we're connected to things like this sure and it's yeah it's really creepy man and I don't understand like she she's still writing a lot and well I was reading some of her stuff today right yeah strange because this story which Daniel Ellsberg who the guy leaked the Pentagon Papers he said it was this was more explosive than the Pentagon Papers well but it's something that a lot of people are not aware of and then also it's something that a lot of people would say well war is an ugly business and this is part of why it's such an ugly thing that these that ultimately these sorts of actions are at the very least less bad than what would happen if they weren't yes are you it's necessary man so this is where we have to conclude because we don't have all the information we'd love to hear from you do you think that Operation Gladio B is real the or that Operation Gladio continues today this stuff that was once treated as a conspiracy theory a few decades ago is now largely confirmed not not all of it not all of the connections are written out there and there are people drawing some dotted lines which might be a leap of logic but in large part yeah it's it's moved to a conspiracy fact so what do you think do you think that these kind of destabilization efforts continue today the Great Game by the way which we talked about I think in our look at Soviet Russia and the UK the Great Game was about spheres of influence trade economy and resources and I've been pretty clear with my opinion about this stuff as well like I don't I don't buy the idea of wars for ideology often or at least wars of invasion or aggression for ideology I think it's window dressing to put on a resource grab I think they I think those have happened in the past but you have to have a very special person when I say special I mean charismatic leader well a leader that believes in himself and his I'm gonna say BS and often that makes it ideological mm-hmm Kelly Merlin and King Arthur's court right sure or Connecticut Yankee and King Arthur's court yeah not just a regular more Merlin and also if you want to write to us and let us know some stuff that we should cover in the future our best ideas come from you will give you our email at the very end of the show but first it's time to do something that we haven't done in a while we're gonna read a little piece of listener mail then I'm going to read a quick or I guess I'm going to read parts of this message we got from Kelsey okay Kelsey says hey guys I was just thinking about the final question you posed at the end of who runs the internet dealing with the future of the internet I watched a YouTube video from Verge or the Verge mm-hmm where Bill Gates talks about how the internet and technology is gonna help with education in lower income countries and Kelsey says when you combine this with your YouTube videos about historical revisionism and what if the middle ages never happened things to start start to get interesting Kelsey says here's where it gets crazy what if the US government is just helping the third world quote to get free internet and education so they could be the ones who are teaching them the way they want to that is really interesting basically saying that they would sway that part of the world to be more aligned with Western ideology at least that's what I would do if I were them in this situation Kelsey says anyways just an idea love the show keep up the good work well thanks Kelsey that's a that's a massive compliment but also that's a great question you and I Matt we did a piece on something similar when we talked about textbooks which are huge deal and completely different depending upon where you go in the world you know oh yeah and it's strange because I'm sure that of course an Arab textbook will differ widely from an Israeli textbook just as a Japanese or Chinese textbook will also differ especially about World War two and things like Manchuria right depends on the consensus of you know which side you're on and stuff went down yeah and I think it I think it's completely plausible Kelsey that some some entity would say well let me let me inculcate a certain type of belief structure by not really showing you any other possibilities right yeah yeah that's it's a good point I think it's something that would be possible to prove if we could find it but you know this this is a battle that takes place within countries especially in a country like the United States where every state is on some level autonomous right with certain things and we've seen at least you and I have met the battles over what should and shouldn't go into a textbook sex education evolution how historical events are portrayed you know yeah history of the United States just overall history during slavery right yeah or how nobody or at least nobody in the south teaches Martin Luther King's other speeches the ones about class equality right because that's a little bit too socialist I think you know I don't know how it is in other 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It was briefly mentioned as a book by Rudyard Kipling, known for its exploration of colonial themes, specifically the 'Great Game' concept.
but he has a great book about it called it's about the voice by but it was pretty interesting i enjoyed it
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