Cosmic Disclosure Viewer Questions Part 1

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Cosmic Disclosure: Viewer

Questions Part 1

DW

David Wilcock

: All right, welcome to "Cosmic Disclosure." I'm your host, David Wilcock . I'm here with Corey

Goode, and we are discussing the ecret !ace rogram. And in this e!isode I have a !rintout o#

$uestions that you've su%mitted in the comment #orums in the areas that we have at the %ottom o# each

e!isode. We are reading them. We are interested in what you have to say, and we do want to try to kee!this as a community discussion and not &ust as something that is relegated to whatever I can think o# to

ask him in any !articular e!isode.

o this is kind o# a gra% %ag. We're going to have a series o# di##erent things to discuss, and we'll see

where it goes. o Corey, welcome to the show.CG: Thank you.

DW:: OK, so the frst question we have is ro !an"oan#$%&. When they say that our local

star cluster is eer'in' into a hi'her vi!rational (lace, do they ean that (hysically our star

cluster is eer'in' into a (art o the 'ala)y where there are inherent hi'her vi!rations* Or do

they ean that we are ascendin' ro third and ourth densities to fth and si)th, which

would !e ore o a holo'ra(hic a((roach to the sense o (lace and location*

CG: That was quite a loaded question. +ut what have discussed is yes, ro the center o the

'ala)y there are constantly a whole array o rays, di-erent ty(es o ener'ies that are

constantly e!!in' and owin' ro the center o the 'ala)y that are !u-etin' the /arth andthe solar syste.

DW:: The conventional science says the center o the 'ala)y is a !lack hole, !ut then you

can0t see it. They say, oh, it0s hidin' !ehind that 'iant star cluster in the iddle.

CG: 1i'ht. +ut as we know, the 'ala)y is a 'iant torsion feld. 2nd it has (retty uch an

ecli(tic (lane with (art o the feld, like a north and south, di-erent felds turnin' in di-erent

directions.

DW:: Counter3rotatin'.

CG: Counter3rotatin'.

DW:: Well now, did docuent in 4The 5ource 6ield4 !ook that there are actually two ty(es o

stars in the 'ala)y, and that they do counter3rotate. There0s one ty(e that0s 'oin' clockwise,

and the other ty(e0s 'oin' counterclockwise. 2nd science acknowled'es that, !ut then they

never e)(lain why that0s ha((enin' or what that is. 5o that validates what you0re sayin'. t0s

not like this is soethin' you can only hear a!out in the 5(ace 7ro'ra.

CG: 1i'ht. 2 lot o this inoration is out there on the internet. 2nd we0re rotatin' around,

inside this 'iant torsion feld, our solar syste and local star cluster, as they entioned. 2nd

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we0re enterin' in a di-erent (art o our 'ala)y, and we have !een since at least the #8%9s,

that have clouds o hi'h density, hi'h ener'etic (articles. 2nd when we0re 'ettin' dee(er and

dee(er into these !ands o 'iant ne!ula3ty(e clouds o hi'h ener'y (articles and as our stars0

feld interacts with those ener'ies, it0s !rin'in' those ener'ies into the star throu'h its torsion

feld ener'y feld, and that ener'y eeds out throu'h the (lanet0s eed!ack throu'h the

cosic we! e-ect that we0ve discussed.

DW:: 1i'ht.

CG: 5o ho(e that soewhat answers the question.

DW:: ow, you also said in the interview that you did with 4n;D,4 Gre' 7rescott, that the

(eo(le in the 5(ace 7ro'ra had 'one out and sa(led that cloud. 5o could you tell us that

story !ecause that has never !een (ut on the show* 2nd was !lown away when you said

that.

CG: They or a lon' tie had !een yin' interstellar vessels out to do teleetry on these

clouds, the lar'er, ore ener'etic ones that we0re headin' towards. 2nd in doin' so they

learned a lot a!out the s(ectrus o the, the inoration a!out the, and they had soeincidents o the crat (eo(le havin' !ad thin's ha((enin' to the (eo(le. 0 not e)actly sure

what all ha((ened to the.

DW:: 5o they ew into the cloud*

CG: think the feld o the cloud, the "ust !ein' close enou'h to the cloud. They weren0t

shielded like we would !e on /arth and in our solar syste with the (rotective felds we have

around us.

DW:: do want to (oint out that 252 has o(enly acknowled'ed that we0re ovin' into

soethin' they call 4local u-,4 which is cloudy. 5o they0ve acknowled'ed it, !ut they don0t

ever say that it0s 'oin' to do anythin'.

CG: 2nd we0ve !een ovin' into sall ri!!ons o it since at least the 0%9s.

DW:: 1i'ht. 5o (eo(le 'et into the ener'y felds, and then they have !ehavioral (ro!les*

CG: +ehavioral and (sychotic (ro!les.

DW:: 1eally*

CG: 1i'ht. 2nd they were even testin' these requencies and ener'y felds that they were

encounterin', and these cloud ri!!ons that we0re headin' into on unsus(ectin' (eo(le on

research vessels, and also certain stations that they had that they were doin' testin'. Theywould tell (eo(le they were doin' one thin' while secretly, un!eknownst to the, e)(osin'

the to the ener'y.

DW:: <ery unethical stu-.

CG: Oh yeah.

DW:: =ou had said in the radio show that (eo(le would !e >a((ed with this. They0d create a

se!lance o the ener'y, a siulacra o it, in the la! and >a( (eo(le in the la!*



CG: =eah.

DW:: 2nd what ha((ened to those (eo(le*

CG: t would ostly de(end on the33 it varied on the (olarity o the (erson, what kind o a

(erson they were. they were one o those soldier (sychotic ty(es, they would have a

(sychotic !reakdown. they had underlyin' ental illness (ro!les, they would !ecoe

(ronounced.

DW:: To address the rest o !an"oan0s question here, why does every!ody want to ski( over

ourth density and "u( ri'ht to fve* We0re in third now. =ou don0t 'et to ho(scotch two at a

tie. Why do (eo(le say ;D all the tie* What do you think is 'oin' on there*

CG: ?ow do we know how it works, to !e honest*

DW:: 5o did you hear ters like the ourth, fth density in the 5(ace 7ro'ra*

CG: =es.

DW:: =ou did*

CG: =eah. We could !e transitional ri'ht now. We could !e third, ourth density ri'ht now. 2 lot

o it de(ends on !elie systes and that kind o a thin'. When you start talkin' a!out what

density we0re 'oin' into, how it0s 'oin' to ha((en33 when it coes down to it, we really don0t

know. We0re "ust 'oin' to have to ride the ride and see what ha((ens.

DW:: 5o the core o the question was, is this sort o a holo'ra(hic thin' that doesn0t atter

where you0re (ositioned, or is it (osition de(endent* 2nd you0re sayin' that !ased on

everythin' that you heard, it is (osition de(endent. We are ovin' into a (hysical location o

u-y ener'y clouds.

CG: That is what is occurrin' locally with us ri'ht now.

DW:: OK, cool. The ne)t one that we have is ro duitru, D3@3A33T313@. ?ow will we know

when these hi'h3ener'y waves are hittin' the (lanet*

CG: Well, like said, they0ve !een hittin' the solar syste since at least the 0%9s. 5o they0re

hittin'. They0ve !een hittin'. 2nd they coe in sort o waves or (atches.

DW:: Would there !e an o!serva!le solar e-ect, like a solar coronal ass e"ection or solar

(article eissions33 that kind o stu-*

CG: 0 told that there are thin's that are o!serva!le ro the sun that are ener'etic !ut are

not soethin' that you0re 'oin' to see in 5O?O data. +ut on the /arth, or us, would su''est!ein' a (eo(le watcher. =ou0re 'oin' to eel it yoursel. 7eo(le around you, you can tell !y the

way they0re actin'. +ut as a syner'y has coe in, ean, 0ve seen (eo(le that have !ecoe

tri''ered in di-erent ways and (eo(le that are showin' their (olarity, showin' what they0re

ade o, ore than any other tie.

DW:: 2nd ree!er, 'ravity was workin' "ust fne !eore the a((le ell on ewton0s head and

he said, oh, there ust !e a orce doin' that. =ou don0t see anythin' coin' out o a a'net

when it0s 'oin' to 'o stick onto the reri'erator. 5o these are ener'etic waves. t0s not like



ay!e in his ind he was wonderin' i there was soe sort o starry3lookin' clouds o ener'y

that "ust starts s(rinklin' into the atos(here.

CG: Well, at soe (oint it0s e)(ected to !e so stron' there will !e like aurora !orealis, the

(eak o it.

DW:: The !i' sur'e could have a very detriental e-ect on the electrical 'rid.

CG: 1i'ht.

DW:: Were there (lans within the 5(ace 7ro'ra* Were they e)(ectin' that electricity would

not !e unctionin' the way that it does now, that achines would have to !e redone ater this

shit takes (lace*

CG: =es. 5oe o(erational stu- they (lan on takin' an advanta'e o that tie (eriod or

several thin's.

DW:: 1i'ht on. We (retty uch answered this. The di-usion thin', think, is "ust a way o hi

sayin', is it 'oin' to look like soethin' or not* 2nd it0s ostly invisi!le u( until the !i'

oent. OK, now we have susan on!ay. 2nd this is controversial. When the astronautsactually landed on the oon in #8B8, didn0t they see any si'ns o other lie on the oon i it

was so inha!ited at that tie* Did eil 2rstron' know that soethin' was 'oin' on, or did

he 'o to his 'rave !elievin' that he was the frst an to ste( on the oon*

ow, there0s a lot o stu- that she i'ht not !e aware o that others have done to hel(

answer that question. +ut a'ain, the ocus here is on what you know (ersonally, what you

encountered (ersonally, in your days in the 5(ace 7ro'ra and with the 2lliance now.

CG: don0t know what these astronauts knew. t has always !een ro the !e'innin', and

even now, coon or astronauts to !e !lank slated.

DW:: 1eally* /ven 252 astronauts were 'ettin' !lankslated*

CG: =eah.

DW:: 1eally*

CG: 5o there i'ht !e stu- that soe o the have33

DW:: 2nd or those who don0t know what !lankslatin' is, could you "ust !riey e)(lain*

CG: They used to do it throu'h cheicals, !ut now they can do it electronically with felds33

a-ect your eory and 'ive you a screen eory.

DW:: OK.CG: can0t really s(eak or what they ree!er.

DW:: Well, let0s toss out a cou(le data (oints. u!er one, eil 2rstron' totally shunned

(u!lic a((earances33 did not want to 'o talk to any crowds. There are quotes o hi sayin'

that he elt like they were all used, that they were du(ed. ?e !ecae a severe alcoholic. ?e

!asically drank hisel to death. 2nd there are re(orts that he saw a doed or rounded crat

on the ed'e o a crater when they had the frst 2(ollo landin' and he was the frst one to walk

out there, and that he was !asically sayin', soe!ody else has !een here !eore us. 5o did



you ever hear a!out that in your work on the inside, that event*

CG: Well, yeah. heard that the astronauts did 'o u( to the oon, that they didn0t (ick a 'ood

(lace to land.

2@G?T/1E

t0s a very di(loatically s(lit u( (iece o real estate. They urther an'ered (eo(le when they

sashed a coand odule or soethin' into the oon like a issile, and they were askednot to coe !ack.

2@G?T/1E

DW:: 1eally*

CG: That0s what read and was told. don0t know i all o the landin's really ha((ened or i

they did a landin', screwed it u( so !ad. +ut they continued to do y arounds, and there

defnitely were quite a !it o (hoto'ra(hs and re(orts o what they (hoto'ra(hed on the

surace o the oon.

DW:: Well, there0s a lot o data. 2nd o!viously, this is not really your !ailiwick as uch as

others who have studied this, !ut the astronauts had a code a((arently that was 45antaClaus4 or e)traterrestrial activity. 2nd they coe around the !ackside o the oon and they

'o !ack into radio ran'e, and then they say, ladies and 'entleen o 2erica, a ha((y to

announce that there is a 5anta Claus. 2nd that was live, and it really kind o reaked (eo(le

out. Why did he say that* What0s 'oin' on there*

CG: 2ll astronauts have seen soethin' yin' around out in s(ace.

DW:: Our director, Fay Weidner, he is sort o the Grand 7oo!ah o lunar landin' hoa). 2nd his

evidence is a!solutely co(ellin', that there was a((arently a set also !uilt in which it could

a((ear that they were on the oon !ut they really weren0t. 2nd it a((ears that the director

5tanley Ku!rick was involved with that ater his work in the ovie 499#.4 Did you encounterany direct knowled'e a!out that, that they had the o((ortunity to do a set as well as landin'

on the actual oon*

CG: know they landed on the oon, !ut wouldn0t (ut it (ast the at all. They do that ty(e

o ?ollywood dece(tion kind o stu-, even u( until (resent tie. t wouldn0t sur(rise e.

DW:: Well, the insider ?enry Deacon, who has incredi!le aounts o overla( with his 5(ace

7ro'ra !ack'round as yours, althou'h you see to have e)(erienced as(ects o it that he

never cae in contact with, he did tell e that they !uilt a set on /arth as well as doin' the

actual oon issions !ecause they were in a race with the 1ussians to 'et to the oon. They

did not want it to ail. They had to ake that it succeeded, even i it did ail, so they wouldn0tlose that (u!licity war.

2nd he also said that the radiation was s(ikin' so uch on the oon0s surace that a lot o

the oota'e that they tried to shoot out there was unusa!le !ecause the radiation would

overe)(ose the fl. 5o !y havin' a set that was local here on /arth, they could conveniently

ock u( what was ha((enin' out there. 5o we do have insider testiony that 0ve (ersonally

had33 0ve vetted out these (eo(le0s credentials33 confrin' that the oon landin's did

ha((en, and that they were aked. 2nd this is one o the thin's that ske(tics have attacked

Fay or, which is not air. ?e0s not sayin' that no!ody landed on the oon. t was !oth. That



a((ears to !e what ha((ened.

CG: would !uy that. would at least look at it closely.

DW:: Well, it0s the 'overnent, ri'ht* They always want to have a !acku( (lan. They don0t

want to !e e!arrassed. They didn0t know i this was 'oin' to work. They0re sendin' these

'uys u( there with cra((y technolo'y that was way !ehind what they were actually usin'.

2nd let0s not or'et that 252, in the #8;& charter33 this is the 1ichard C. ?oa'land stu- now33

252 was chartered as a deense a'ency in the @nited 5tates 'overnent that could classiy

inoration deeed iniical to national security.

CG: 2ll ia'es 'o throu'h the 52 !eore they hit us.

DW:: That did not know. 2ll ri'ht, the ne)t question is ro a user naed33 well, this is

(ro!a!ly not his real nae33 anticore. 2nd here we 'o. Corey, you entioned that the unar

O(erations Coand, or OC, ay have !een started !y the a>is durin' World War . think

it was actually (re3World War . 0 curious, i they develo(ed the a!ility to travel to the oon

durin' World War , wouldn0t they have had the technolo'y to win the war* 7uttin' it

di-erently, how could they have develo(ed the technolo'y to travel to the oon, or werethey hel(ed !y the 2lliance or soe other 'rou(*

Well, those are really two di-erent questions, so let0s coe !ack to the second one. We0ll start

with the frst one, which would !e i the a>is develo(ed the a!ility to travel to the oon

durin' World War , wouldn0t they have also had the technolo'y to win World War *

CG: Well, you can look at it two ways. Aay!e they "ust chan'ed tactics, and they did win

World War .

DW:: De(endin' on how you look at it.

CG: They went to a hi'h3tech, instead o a !lunt orce war o attrition that they were losin',

and ovin' into a horrifc technolo'ical war. They develo(ed hi'h technolo'y, a !reakaway

civili>ation that was ostly ade u( o secret societies that (redated the a>is hundreds o

years at least. 2nd these societies later on infltrated the West and took over the ilitary

industrial co(le)33 later on took over the 'overnents and the !ankin' anyway. 5o really

don0t see how they lost in the end.

DW:: Wouldn0t you also ar'ue that i they used this advanced technolo'y in the war too uch,

it would ti( o- to the world that they had it, which could then co(roise their o(erational

security*

CG: =es. 2nd they had develo(ed a !reakaway civili>ation that they were wantin' to kee(

secret, and they also had an interest in kee(in' thin's status quo, kee(in' the +a!ylonianoney a'ic syste in (lace, !ein' a!le to ani(ulate the world as it was while they had

their own !reakaway civili>ation that had advanced technolo'y. 2nd they had hi'h (lans on

coloni>in' the solar syste, and they needed the industrial i'ht o the West. 5o they ound

a way o akin' their eney their tool.

DW:: Wouldn0t you also say that it0s alost like a a'ic trick, where the a'ician has his

hand u( here, !ut at the sae tie he0s reached into his (ocket or the ne)t trick*



CG: Diversion.

DW:: t a((ears that they lost, !ut hey, they0ve 'ot this awesoe !ase in 2ntarctica. They0ve

'ot this awesoe !ase on the oon. They0re startin' to !uild awesoe !ases on Aars. 5o did

they really lose in their ind, i they have these (lators to work o- o*

OK, so let0s 'o to the second (art o the question then. To (ut it di-erently, how could they

have develo(ed the technolo'y to travel to the oon, or were they hel(ed !y the 2lliance33

which didn0t really e)ist at that (oint33 or soe other 'rou(*

CG: The Gerans were !rilliant and already well ahead, and their scientists weren0t doin'

what the Western scientists were. 2 lot o their scientists were ro the Thule 5ociety and

these other 'rou(s, and they didn0t rule out the su(ernatural and only stick to the

quantifa!le, like Western science does. 2nd they were 'ettin' !etter results. ot only that,

they were doin' a"or e)(editions !ecause they !elieved in ancient aliens and ancient

civili>ations o /arth that were advanced and had advanced technolo'y, and they were

lookin' seriously into that (ast and were fndin' anuscri(ts that 'ave detailed inoration

on how to reconstruct that technolo'y. 5o they were 'ettin' (retty ar on their own.

DW:: Well, a((arently they didn0t "ust !elieve in inner /arth civili>ations. They ade contact

with the, which we0ve discussed.

CG: 1i'ht. They were also doin' quite a !it o, a lot o (eo(le call it channelin', !ut they were

doin' a lot o !roadcastin' out into the cosos, tryin' to ake contact with !ein's. 2nd they

did ake contact with inner /arth !ein's and soe o these ne'ative non3terrestrial !ein's,

and they received hel( ro !oth.

DW:: et0s take the ne)t question. 2nd this is ro alis!ack. would like to know where these

(eo(le cae ro that are in these colonies. 2re these all the (eo(le that were on the side o

ilk cartons*

C?@CK/5E

CG: Aost o these (eo(le have !een on these colonies or 'enerations now. There were, what

we0ve talked a!out, the !rain drain that occurred across the world, where they took scientists,

en'ineers33 (eo(le ro all everythin' that you would need to have a new society colony33

o-ered the (ositions, and in soe cases, "ust took the. There were a cou(le waves.

DW:: Well, 7eterson0s data was that it started in the #8;9s and that in those early years, 0;9s

and 0B9s, it aounted to B9 illion (eo(le, and that they cherry3(icked the !est and the

!ri'htest scientifc inds ro all the di-erent nations o the world, and these (eo(le were

"ust told they were 'oin' a!road. 2nd they also seeed to (reerentially (ick (eo(le who hadvery ew riends or social interactions. =ou0d have to write a !unch o (ostcards !eore you

went, and then they0d send the out over an interval o several years0 tie so that (eo(le

'ot the sense that you were 'radually adin' out o contact with the.

CG: 1i'ht. 2nd this !rain drain ha((ened in waves.

DW:: 1i'ht.

CG: 2nd not only that, there were (eo(le that in Coon /ra that were "ust !ein'



a((roached and told, hey, we0ve 'ot this "o!. t0s a 'reat honor to !e o-ered this. =ou can hel(

save the world33 either that, or that soethin'0s a!out to ha((en to the (lanet. =ou can save

your aily !y ovin' to one o these colonies. ?ere0s kind o like a !rochure kind o thin'. t

looks like 4The Fetsons.4 t looks wonderul, uto(ic. +ut when they arrive there, it0s a totally

di-erent reality.

DW:: Well, i (eo(le have seen the Aars colony ins(ection e(isodes, ree!er where that'uy asked you where you were ro who was u( at the colony. =ou said Te)as, and why was

that so shockin' to the*

CG: Well, !ecause that colony had !een told that the world had su-ered a cataclys, and the

surace was not surviva!le. 2nd not only did say was ro Te)as, !ut had a sun!urn, and

selled like aloe, and didn0t sell ri'ht. didn0t sell like soeone that had lived on a

colony or lived on a vessel or out in s(ace. selled totally orei'n to the.

DW:: To 'et to the other (art o the question then, he0s kind o di''in' or, are these (eo(le

that are 'oin' issin'33 are they !ein' a!ducted* 2re they dyin'* +ut all these issin'

(eo(le each year that are showin' u( on the ilk cartons, are there (eo(le !ein' (ulled into

the 5(ace 7ro'ra that way, where it0s involuntary conscri(tion and a!duction, and then they

"ust 'et stuck u( there*

CG: That is occurrin'. 2lso, we0ve discussed the ore distur!in' as(ect o a((ro)iately a

illion (eo(le 'oin' issin' on the /arth every year that are used in interstellar slave trade

syste that is (retty distur!in' that our own (eo(le are takin' (art in.

DW:: 5oe!ody i'ht want e to ask this, which we haven0t quite 'otten to33 are they also

recruitin' (eo(le now* 2re they (ullin' (eo(le out o the ilitary*

CG: They0re still recruitin' (eo(le ro the ilitary.

DW:: +ut there are still (eo(le 'ettin' (ulled in now, !oth on this sort o ca(tive level as well

as on an oHcial invitation level*

CG: 1i'ht, a lot o (eo(le in the 2ir 6orce and avy are !ein' invited, even in soe o these

93and3!ack (ro'ras.

DW:: 1i'ht. OK, cool. ow we0ve 'ot sylvie(ollard. s it (ossi!le to still see suns33 i.e., stars33

when you0re out in s(ace away ro any atos(heres o a (lanet or a !ios(here*

CG: =es, "ust like our satellites that are telesco(es are a!le to see stars. =eah, you can see

stars.

DW:: 'uess what she0s reerrin' to is that there was soe s(eculation, ay!e in thealternative counity, that the atos(here was actually causin' stars to !e visi!le, and that

the visi!le li'ht only activated when it hit atos(here. 5o that0s not actually the case*

CG: o.

DW:: OK. OK, ike(atterson, i the re(licators can ake 'old, silver, or I#99 !ills, then what

is the (oint o inin' asteroids, inin' the oon, et cetera* Well, they0ve 'ot a re(licator

called the 6ederal 1eserve, ri'ht* They can ake as any I#99 !ills as they want.



CG: They0ve 'ot di-erent ty(es o re(licators. They0ve 'ot the ood re(licators and aterial

re(licators.

DW:: OK.

CG: 2nd the aterial re(licators can re(licate sall aounts o inerals and di-erent ty(es

o thin's like that. 2nd even i you wanted to, a co(le) thin' like a I#99 !ill, i you wanted

to have a I#99 !ill in your (ocket durin' a tie when you don0t need oney. +ut it is not

really easi!le to re(licate lar'e aounts o cu!ic tons o these not "ust 'old !ut o all these

di-erent inerals that they need to then take and (ut throu'h the (rocess o creatin' all

these di-erent technolo'ies that they trade and sell to other secret s(ace (ro'ras and

societies.

DW:: One o the insiders ro Dr. 5teven Greer0s ori'inal disclosure (ro"ect, 4The %8

Witnesses,4 was a 'uy who talked a!out (articali>ation. 2nd that was the ter that he was

told that they used or this re(licator technolo'y. 2nd the use o that ter i(lies that you

are essentially olecularly asse!lin'. =ou0re asse!lin' at a quantu level. s that why

you0re sayin' that, other than sall aounts, it starts to !ecoe noneasi!le*

CG: t0s not (ractical. ean, i you need %,999 etric tons o (alladiu or a certain (art and

it0s in a eteor, with the technolo'y they have, autoated technolo'y, they can 'o take it out

and then "ust trans(ort it to where it0s needed. When the aterial re(licators33 you0re 'oin' to

!e (roducin' very sall aounts. t0s "ust an industrial33

DW:: Well, you see to understand that. +ut don0t know i we do. Why are there only sall

aounts* Where is it drawin' ro to create atter, frst o all* Do you have to (ut in soe

kind o !ase aterial siilar to like in 4+ack to the 6uture,4 where they were du(in' !anana

(eels into the core o the car, that kind o thin'*

CG: o. t0s creatin' atter out o ener'y, "ust like our sun. Our sun is a 'iant re(licator. t0stakin' ener'y that0s coin' at it ro not only within the cosic we! !ut ro the cosos,

and that ener'y is interactin' with its feld and it is creatin' !ase inerals and cheicals that

are coin' out o it.

DW:: ike the e)(andin' /arth hy(othesis, where you can take away the oceans and shrink

the continents down and they all ft to'ether into a 'lo!e that0s only ;;J o its current si>e*

CG: The sun is (roducin' stea, which is water.

DW:: 1i'ht.

CG: ?ow does it* The sun is (roducin' stea, which !ecoes water* ean, the sun is a'iant re(licator. 2nd it0s takin' !ack'round ener'y o the cosos, and it0s convertin' it into

atter. 5o it0s convertin' ener'y into atter is all this is doin'.

DW:: 5oe!ody would counter, well then, why couldn0t you "ust !uild a !i''er re(licator* 2nd

i you ake it lar'e enou'h, then you should !e a!le to 'enerate lar'e aounts o aterial

quickly and easily.

CG: =ou can (roduce lar'er re(licators, 0 sure, to (roduce lar'er aounts o aterials. +ut

it has "ust !een ore (ractical or the or the lon'3ter to ine the asteroid !elt. t0s



soethin' they0ve !een doin' or a very lon' tie. t0s !een very lucrative. t0s (aid or itsel.

t0s done autonoously, reotely. Only a ew (eo(le have to !e at one o these inin'

stations to ana'e all o the reote equi(ent, and it0s trans(orted where it needs to 'o.

DW:: Well, want to !rin' u( soethin' that Faco! also said that was relevant to this

question, the 5(ace 7ro'ra insider who was in contact with or several years. ?e said that

you can ake 'old in a re(licator, !ut (art o what the Draco really want with the 'old is thatthere are actually soe 99 (ro(erties o 'old and how they can use it or all kinds o weird

advanced technolo'y, includin' healin' stu- and other stu-, and that where the 'old ors

on the /arth has a treendous e-ect on its ener'etic (ro(erties and what you can use it or,

that it is literally i(re'nated with the ener'y o the /arth0s 'rid. 2nd you do not 'et that

ty(e o stu- i you ake it in a re(licator. ?ave you heard anythin' a!out ener'etic (ro(erties

o aterials where the natural stu- is !etter than the stu- you can ake in the re(licator*

CG: 0ve heard that the 'old and inerals that were ined in the asteroid !elt had the e)act

sae ener'etic (ro(erties o that o /arth. +ut had not heard that ty(e o inoration.

DW:: OK. 5o the ne)t question we have is ro caareneo. 5o i there are all these di-erent

ty(es o huan e)traterrestrials, then are they all in a conerence roo with you* 2nd i so,

wonder how they are all a!le to !reathe the sae air.

CG: 2ll o these di-erent 'rou(s, 0 sure, !reathe di-erent ty(es o air o di-erent

environents. +ut these 'rou(s are not yin' ro another star syste or these eetin's.

They have e!assies on our (lanet and in our solar syste. 5o they, would ia'ine, are

accliated here or have soe sort o hi'h technolo'ical workaround or it.

2t one eetin', when there were new !ein's that we didn0t even know were here, there were

aquatic3ty(e !ein's that you would think !reathe only underwater that were (resent. s there

anythin' urther, or are we at the end*

DW:: We0re at the end, and that0s your questions or Corey Goode here on 4Cosic

Disclosure.4

CG: en"oyed answerin' the questions.

DW:: =eah. This has !een un. 2nd as always, we thank you or watchin'.





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