Chernobyl’s Anticancer Wolves, Death Defying Incidents & Rare Minerals

Howdy y'all Yeah, like I said, Ben is traveling. So with me as always is my trusted friend Garth. I mean Lindsay party on Rob How's it going? Good. How are you? Pretty good. Pretty good Been a been a day jammed full of all kinds of fun and and research and and things So I've been pretty looking forward to Friday Night Live tonight, actually Yeah, we've been working on some really cool stuff. The fans are gonna love Yeah, we've got some episodes coming out on the metaphysical YouTube channel that are gonna blow the pants off of you guys So keep an eye out. That's for sure Yeah, you know what else might blow the pants off you is this thing that I found about Jurassic Park? Yes, what is it? Okay. Let me show you this video This is crazy One of my favorite memories was at the San Francisco Zoo They asked if you wanted to record a koala bear. I thought a koala bear would make a cute little squeak But in reality koala bears make this deep growl that we use for the t-rex I had no idea the koala bear sounded like that Dude that is wild now. I can hear it's like a teenage boy It is what it sounds like though That was precisely my burps in in high school They were a little bit longer and louder, but but basically they're too bad. We didn't know each other in high school Probably it's a good thing that we didn't because you know, I was a little bit out there Yeah, that's that's cool. So a kid built a laser in his backyard too. Is that right? Yeah, this is really strange I don't know how old this is. But look at this I was stunned by the result. My camera is only weakly sensitive to this lasers wavelength Yet it still managed to unveil the actual beast at hand Even without careful focusing the laser can easily set fire to my fence about 70 meters in the distance Wow, 70 meters is still worth playing around with for the time being And then little Freddy was never heard from again truck back there. Well, not that one I like that old semi it's that one back there. That's the old junker And here we go Holy cow Is it doing anything? Oh, yeah, I see something lining up there. Oh, it's definitely burning at least I wonder if it's actually enough to cut through the steel. I don't know. Let's take a look at the damage That's this video. He found it. Oh, yeah, it definitely drilled through there. Oh, it's impressive in a car From 70 meters away just on his porch. It's crazy when light can just burn through metal like that That's crazy. No, what's crazier is that a teenager could build that in his backyard? What does the government have exactly? So if like a teenager little Freddy can build this in his backyard What of our sweat our satellites cape? I know that was a little bit tinfoil hattie, but it's really not It's not at all. It sounds it though. You say that to someone you're like, what is the government have they think you're crazy? Exactly. Yeah, no one is teenagers got in their backyards. That's my rhetoric All right, yes, and this is actually fairly Incredibly true and actually Ben and I have talked about this a few times. Did we show this already? I hate these kids knew it was time for bed. I think this was just Privately in our chats, but this is I thought we talked about this. Well, then you're gonna see it again. That's so true Here Yeah, you never wanted we all had that exactly How many of you had that blanket everybody had that blanket Look at with the one she's holding with the stripes with the orange and black ish I know I can't make those notifications go away. I don't know how to do that. Yeah here that better. Oh, yes Yes, I had that blanket exact blanket. Actually. My mom had that on our couch. Yeah, that's true yeah, that song just makes you go into full depression mode like that's like that song could be responsible for why most veterans killed themselves I like it as an adult. I really do. I like mash mash as it okay mash itself Sure as an adult, but that song good. No, the song's really sad. It's very sad Okay, Southwest unveils skinny seats. This has just gotten way out of control How do you save money? Oh, well, let's give them the cheapest most uncomfortable seats ever I'll show you some of these photos. They're like paper Yeah, look at this Is that supposed to be a pillow? Yeah, I don't know Okay, but people had really really funny reactions to these seats somewhere down here Somewhere down here Pillows. Yeah, like you got this Oh cute little heart, but no seat anymore. That's worth it Yeah, where's the seat? Ozempic seats. Yeah. Oh man, that's rough. Those seats are one ply So we get thinner more uncomfortable seats with a heart on it I'm sure they tested them and they're just as uncomfortable as the last set of seats, but we're getting lawn chairs. Yeah Are the improvements on board with us? All right. Here we go. So That last one the skinny seats, yeah You guys like this these weirder news things that we come up with make sure you stay tuned for the top 10 Weirder news of the week Segment that we have later on in the show for now Let's jump into our metaphysical minute segment where we'll talk about some mutant wolves from Chernobyl. This is pretty crazy so There was this John was telling me about this a couple of weeks ago that there were these one of our shows we even covered this that there were some alligators over in Washington State that had Basically been around the one of the nuclear sites in Washington and actually I think it was something called like Billy the alligator or something like that Anyway, these large alligators are then found like two or three times larger than regular alligators that were just totally resilient to the The radiation and what's weird is now we've got yeah, look at this how a Florida nuclear that's in Florida Okay, so this is a Florida but there is one in Washington, too But this is really interesting because we've got here a Chernobyl mutant wolves have evolved anti-cancer abilities So new research is showing that the population of wolves living in the Chernobyl exclusion zone The CZ is genetically different from their counterparts outside of the region remarkably the irradiated wolves appear to have developed Protective mutations that increase their odds of surviving cancer So instead of just dying off due to cancer, these wolves are like now we're we're gonna survive cancer The wolf packs gonna get through this and they just develop like mutated cells that are fighting cancer off Which is like wild Sounds like some spider-man stuff. Yeah bitten by a radioactive spider and then you develop these crazy abilities Well, I mean what's strange about all of this is like this is kind of almost verbatim the Story of Godzilla Godzilla is an a result of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombs you know this thing got hit with the brunt of it and somehow mutated instead of dying and Godzilla came about where it's like breathing lightning and stuff like that You know, we're seeing evidence of wolves and alligators being resilient to this radiation I mean, what would happen to humans if they actually are they gonna mutate in some weird way? I mean, we don't even know but yeah, so the wolves have an altered immune system similar to Patients undergoing radiation treatment for cancer. So they're showing similar Like patterns I guess so genetic analysis suggests that the parts of the wolves genome have developed some resilience to cancer Similar findings have been seen among the hundreds of semi feral dogs that live in the CZ too. So it's not just the wolves Scientists hope to use the findings to identify Protective mutations that increase people's odds of surviving cancer Unfortunately, the kovat 19 pandemic and the ongoing war with Russia have prevented these researchers from returning to the CZ Yeah crazy. What do you think about this Lindsay? Um, I Would be surprised if this is the first time that they know that animals Have experienced ways to avoid radiation like a cancer patient would because Chernobyl happened I don't know what the exact year 85 something like that. It's 2024 and you're telling me they just found some wolves and that might help humans Because yeah, that was what 40 40 years ago 40 Yeah about 40 years ago right more no, yeah about four years ago 45 years ago. Yeah crazy, though yeah, so I'm not sure exactly how they think they would be able to find something that would help humans, but Maybe they could if all these animals there have some way of surviving radiation true But like anything they would find would be some like weird mutated like cell or some radioactive Yeah, it's like getting bit with a radioactive spider and then turning into spider-man Yeah, and well, what are these wolves are not the only animal there that's been found to have strange adaptations Oh and the dogs and other things some of the feral dog. Yeah, like Simpsons three-eyed fish kind of stuff, right? That's true Good analogy Well, hey you guys um, if you liked this I did a whole series of episodes on Strange animal behavior on my show metaphysical I shared the weirdest information that sounds like it should be fake about real animals like Dolphins trained by the CIA, which is pretty amazing elephants and their amazing sensitivities and seismic gosh Craziness just all kinds of crazy stuff with elephants monkeys behavior that baffles scientists birds that act like snakes That was super weird. Okay, and this one how governmental agencies were interested in Wormer research Because it might have helped them with memory transfer Projects like transferring memories not kidding. It was wild. She definitely checked that out my co-host John Vivanco He's a professional remote viewer and you honestly won't believe what his team saw about some of these animals So definitely check out those episodes We also did an episode on the mysterious black bird of Chernobyl and other Radioactive cryptids that lurk at nuclear sites So if you're into nuclear mysteries that one in the episode after it are for you Yeah, that one had UFOs around nuclear sites. That was crazy Yeah, we found that almost all the nuclear sites have a lot of activity Like just tons of extra activity around nuclear sites and we attempted to answer the question why that is Those are very really fascinating episodes. So definitely check those out And yeah next we're gonna talk about gosh, this is super weird another kind of Metaphysical thing that happened, which is 2.3 billion metric tons of earth minerals were suddenly Discovered right in Wyoming really sudden I gotta share what I found because this could seriously affect the world economy And I want to go over what kind of massive discovery this really was So stay tuned because I'll talk about all of this The strange The paranormal The wondrous It's all around us But have you ever wondered if there's any truth to the mysteries left unsolved Okay, so what is a Mothman We dive deep to get the answers Well, the data showed this interdimensional rip in the space-time continuum From government projects and paranormal experiences to otherworldly beings and lost empires The metaphysical podcast covers it all Join remote viewer John Vivanco and me investigative researcher Rob counts for a show that's out of this world That's metaphysical that shows pretty tight if you haven't seen it yet, so you should check that out Mm-hmm. Yeah, so, oh, sorry. I just lost my place in here Okay, so two point three four billion Metric tons of rare-earth minerals discovered in Wyoming that could make the u.s. The world leader. Okay, so I Encourage you to put your critically thinking caps on Because we're gonna talk about this for a little bit So the u.s. Could soon surpass China as the world leader in rare-earth minerals after more than two point three four billion Metrics tons just somehow were discovered in Wyoming American rare-earths Inc announced that the reserves near a wheatland dramatically surpassed the Asian Nations 44 million metric tons saying it exceeded our wildest dreams after drilling only about 25% of the property Okay, I've got a lot of thoughts on this. Okay, you know the implications I got to go over So I want to set the kind of set the tone here by going over all of this the implications and everything before we start Talking about it The types of minerals at the site are used in smartphones hybrid car motors and military technologies among others Imagine the United States no longer being dependent on China for minerals used to make technology. China would lose billions of dollars extremely quickly and possibly the global market would change if the United States became the tech guru of the world as much as 95% of processed rare-earth minerals come from China and the u.s. Imports 774% of its supply from the nation. However, China recently announced a ban now listen to this China recently announced a ban on rare-earth extraction in December of 2023 and magically they just found all this rare-earths minerals in Wyoming. Oh, what do you know? Don Schwartz great name. May the Swartz be with you CEO of American rare-earth Stated the following nation stated the follow say excuse me stated following the nation's announcement China is driven to maintain its market dominance. This is now a race. So Maybe China will start drilling again So there's a lot of weird things about this because we're talking about two nations the United States which does not like drilling into its own natural resources and then China which loves stealing those natural resources and Completely You know Bankrupting other countries to get those natural resources and then selling them off everywhere else Right, and then we've got you know, the sort of sleeping tiger and all of this which is Africa Which for some reason we never hear about but they have like tons and tons of natural. I mean we're talking about Africa. It's like Literally Wakanda, I mean in terms of not necessarily in terms of the technology, but in terms of like the rare-earth minerals and stuff, right? We don't even know what's in Africa. It's literally the biggest continent It probably has the most ancient civilization stuff and we only hear whispers of stuff like the stuff they found in the Gabon Republic You know and some of these other things but if we were to really go in to Africa, what would we find? I mean aside from rare-earth minerals like Tons of stuff. I mean we would be finding all kinds of things there. I'm positive. How do I know that? just go to Sicily go to go to some of these islands that are off the coast of Sardinia off the coast of Italy and you find it just the ancient civilization stuff is everywhere Malta Italy Rome Greece and like they were building on top of other stuff like the Romans found Massive stones and they were building on top of these stones You can look into this yourself. Like this is just like it's we know that ancient civilizations were all over this area So what is in Africa? I mean, this is a big question to me, but back to the rare-earth discussion One of the strange things I found about Wyoming is like if you start looking into Wyoming a lot of people have their companies based in Wyoming My understanding is that the reason That is is because a lot of elite own Property in Wyoming and they do their business out of Wyoming There's like what kind of business Businesses small businesses, whatever it is. The the way that that a business gets set up is easier to manage somehow I don't know all of it because I'm not like an expert on that but These are just like I have some friends who are really into business and they're like you have to set your business up in Wyoming, you know explain it. Why do you it makes sense at the time, but then reiterating it is not that easy like for tax Purpose it's tax purposes. It's like different things. But the point is is like a lot of the land in Wyoming It's like you don't hear a lot about Wyoming, but it's because they want they want it that way No one wants to talk about Wyoming so the fact that they're talking about it now is kind of interesting because a lot of important VIPs own Property in Wyoming. So Why do they own property in Wyoming? Did they know about the natural resources there before? I mean if not, it's an awfully good Fortunate set of circumstances for these people They're saying this Daily Mail Article said that China has 44 million metric tons and they found 2 billion metric tons in Wyoming That's what I mean, but these these in my opinion People that are in the know are going to be the ones that are buying that property so that they have control over those natural resources, right That makes sense. Yeah, and then like so just magically us revealing that we have all of those They've known this for a while. Like I don't think that this is a new in my opinion this can't be a new thing like they just oh Matt like all of a sudden like America has most of the natural like You know Okay, let me ask you a question why Would like these elites that you're saying live in Wyoming have the opportunity to have billions and billions and billions more dollars Why would they just be chilling in their homes there and not have exploited it already if they knew about it? I don't think they are chilling in their homes. They probably rarely go there I think it's owning the property is what's important hoping owning the land having control over that land It's no different than having like a you know secure Safety deposit box and you with a lot of rare gems in it or something like that It's in your back pocket. You can always rely on it if you need it It's a backup for things you can sell out of it. You can do all of that. It's your property You can do that rather quietly. I imagine you know, you don't even know but that's my thought is Regardless of whatever they knew or didn't know we hear about it now and this is a big threat to China So then what happens next because if America were to have access to that many billions Yeah, it's not millions. It's billions billions of minerals in America We're no longer dependent on China for our smartphones for our technology for anything is is I don't think we've ever been dependent on China I think these were backdoor deals that were done where they were like yeah, let's prop China up or they were blackmailing people or a number of any number of Other circumstances that got people to start supporting China which happened in the late 90s right to prop up that economy, you know some politically You know So they it could affect the world economy But you don't think it will because it could have long ago America doesn't have to be dependent on China today I don't know. They I mean look at look at gas We don't need to be dependent on Saudi Arabia for gas But we are why like as soon as as soon as this last administration got in they cut off that pipeline that was going up Through Canada, right? All of those natural resources were got we're all North American Gaslines that we were pumping but then all of a sudden we just cut it off and we started relying on Saudi Arabia again, I don't think they want to use the resource like okay Let's say there are a bunch of selfish elites in this country. I'm not saying there are let's just say there If there are they're gonna want to waste all the natural resources in all of these countries first and spend all of that money before Drilling into our own natural resources to be dependent on right? They're just going to want to do that. It's actually even militarily speaking It's strategically smarter to do that than to drill into your own natural resources because once those are gone They're gone and you can't use them anymore But I think they know they've known they've had to have known what they were sitting on and everything that we're seeing now Including this article just seems political to me. Why why do you think this would come out? Who's flexing? The people who American government because look China just cut off all there are silent wars going on in the background between all of these countries for control over all kinds of things and You know one day everybody's patting one another on the back and their friends and the next day They're screwing one another over or playing tricks on one another and trying to play these games for control and at any point American can kind of flex and show what it's really has Right and what it can really do like oh, you're gonna block all the rare-earth Mining in December We'll just go ahead and show you that we don't need to be dependent on you and we have many billions more and by the Way, we're just using you for all of your natural resources and you're not getting any of ours so it just kind of like it just creates like you know tension in What they would probably call positive ways to be able to control it's just these are control measures I think that are in place You know I don't think America is going to unless it's at great need is going to start drilling into its own reserves on things It's good to know we can but it's good to know we can and it's good to know there are billions not millions That's right Yeah, I would rather not be dependent on China for anything Yeah for nothing right yeah at all like China is scary people right now And it's not the Chinese people. They're just being controlled by communism, but the communists are scary for sure. That's true Well, what do you guys think? What do you think is the reason that this came out now? Let us know in the comments Yeah, I mean, it's it is strange though. It's like What exactly are the rare-earth minerals that they're talking about? Do we know? Yeah, they listed Hybrid car motors, so are we talking about lithium? Like what are we talking about? Let me find there. There was a list Might have been in another article. Oh, no here Yeah, let's let's try to pronounce these ones oxides of neodymium praseodymium samarium this dysprosium and terbium Okay, look magnets are made from neodymium and are used in hard disk drives and mobile phones While praseodymium is used in high-strength alloys and aircraft engines. Okay, so there's actually like defense Implications here right for military and you know smartphones are one thing but like think about Warring countries who are operating with technology way beyond what we're aware of and now America is flexing on China saying you can't even try to come at us. Look at what we have. Yeah Yeah, I mean I agree I do think that these are power power moves look and troll rods and nuclear reactors Yeah, I have a really hard time Believing that they magically just found this stuff Yeah, that's true There's all kinds of technology including technologies like harp that basically use low-frequency waves to find Different types of metals they know what frequencies metals resonate at and they can they can blow those Low frequency waves all over the planet and look for this stuff and find it right away and they have all of these domes that that actually have like they're like They they have these harp kind of like extenders in it So harp if let's say harp is or something like harp is the base for a lot of this stuff All of these domes actually have technology that help the frequencies reach even further across the globe almost like a network of You know, I don't know what to call them frequency machinery like a grid of like a grid and so they can they like they can Find where stuff is all over the earth just using frequencies. This stuff's been going on since you know It's just like that kid with the laser at the beginning basically. Yeah Yeah, if the little kid can do it Yeah, our government should be able to anyway, we give them enough tax dollars. Yeah, right Hope their lasers are bigger than that kids Yeah, okay, so Yeah, we you know, the Super Bowl was was last weekend and we did our annual show about what happened During this year's commercials that was on Tuesday. If you guys haven't seen that that was pretty interesting But I started researching the Super Bowl and came across a really bizarre sting operation called Operation flagship that had to do like specifically with the Super Bowl in 1985 So why just have a Super Bowl when you can use a Super Bowl to arrest a lot of criminals? so operation flagship was a sting operation and it was jointly organized by the United States Marshal Service and the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington DC That resulted in the arrest of a hundred and one wanted fugitives on December 15 1985 so these fugitives Voluntarily went to the Washington Convention Center responding to an invite Here right and The invite was sent by law enforcement Posing as a fictitious television company to claim two free tickets to watch the Washington Redskins Home game against the Cincinnati Bengals and for a chance to win tickets to Super Bowl What was that like? 11 or something Super Bowl whatever xx was right. Is that 20? Must be 20 10 and 10. Does that make sense to did 20 happen in 1985? It does. I think so Okay, they would also get a like a pregame brunch, which is where They were to show up to claim all of that So this brunch is where they were luring all of them to claim, you know, the tickets to the Super Bowl, right? So the fugitives were wanted for various felonies including assault robbery burglary escape narcotics violations rape arson fraud Or even a combination of those things and so of the 3,000 people that were sent invitations only 167 replied positively to the invitation a total of 166 marshals and police officers were involved in the operation several of whom were disguised as tuxedo wearing ushers cheerleaders emcees Caterers mascots and maintenance staff. The operation has been hailed as one of the largest and most Successful mass arrests of fugitives by the US law enforcement. That's actually hilarious. That's brilliant. Yeah That's so smart. Imagine thinking. Okay, I've got 3,000 people. How do I get them all to come to me? I don't want to send out everybody hunting them down You're like, well, why don't we use a little get something for nothing scheme? Yeah and see who catches that bait Well, it really works. I mean the entire Like if you think about it our entire society right now is based off of a get something for nothing mentality like socialism has basically seeped into our country and destroyed or into even the world and Destroyed so many countries for people wanting to get something for nothing. That's how it operates like even even like content like YouTube is like Everything's free. People want free newspaper free people want free everything. They're even on these chats and they're like I should just be able to get this for free. I don't need to like pay money for this or whatever it is and it's like You know people just want stuff for free so this is like honestly for the fugitive guys like this is like a brilliant tactic because It's the easiest way to lure those guys out. I'm surprised more didn't respond You know, I guess you could Well, I wonder what methods they used. Was it all snail mail? Was it all I don't yeah How did they actually like but the thing that I didn't understand that I started to try to ask you earlier is like How if these were fugitives from the law, how did they even know where these fugitives were to be able to arrest them? I don't know like I don't they know where they were and they couldn't go in because they didn't have a search warrant That was my thought It's kind of like on all the shows when you have to lure somebody outside of their home and you're like, hey Are you Rob counts? Yes, you've been served, you know, like did they have to get those people away serving? But like if you're a fugitive and you know where a fugitive is, can't you just bust through the house and get them? Maybe it's a matter of resources 3,000 fugitives is gonna take a lot of time money and effort But if you get them to come to you you dressed up your police officers like cheerleaders and maintenance people, but wait you sent Information to 3,000 fugitives if they were fugitives of the law, how did you know how to contact them? I just don't understand I don't know This part is an anomalous part is anomalous. You can you can find background information on almost anybody Yeah, that's background information That's not if it's a fugitive of the law people just go knock down a house and arrest that dude They know where they are. Maybe they didn't and that's why only what was it? 160 whatever people actually responded positively because of the 3,000 maybe they only got that small amount or maybe what they did is they maybe they lured them out by like Trying to get their family members to do something or I don't know But you know what you were saying like everybody wants something for nothing I actually think if you're a fugitive who's committed a serious crime You are way more likely to kind of have that mentality of I want something for nothing I don't want to work for it agreed so already you're kind of like veering away from this human nature sort of and then well, this is their their karma Instant karma not so instant though So how many people did they arrest 101 101 wanted fugitives arrested? So hundred and six D something replied but only a hundred and one maybe showed up. Yeah, that's what I think which makes sense You throw a party you ask for RSVPs. Nobody does it? Everybody watches the Super Bowl, right? So if they're hearing okay, I get to see a free game and a chance at tickets to the Super Bowl if I show up That's a really good incentive to show up and free breakfast Yeah, no, I'm in on the free breakfast. I keep thinking of that movie Silence of the Lambs You know where they they knew Buffalo Bill was at this like place in this house but like they they like no actually that was a little confusing because they thought they were somewhere else and Then Jodie Foster shows up and it is that guy and she gets freaked out or whatever That movie freaks me out. That movie Hopkins does it a little too? Well He does he actually plays a really good bad guy. He does. He's very talented. That's why it's so disconcerting He was also extremely brilliant in Westworld Yeah, where again? He's a little bit off. He does it really well a little bit off. He's a lot of bit off He does it really well. Yeah, he actually you could argue that his character in Westworld is even more evil than Hannibal Lecter I only got to season. What was it to maybe before they took it off? Um, who had that? Oh, dude Was it HBO finish? Yeah, you need to finish that first season. I watched season one I think I didn't finish season two and they did make a season three, right? They did though. They made five seasons. Oh, yeah, and I mean the or was it four seasons? Sorry It was four seasons and by the like at the end of the third season, you're like, okay This was pretty good. And then the fourth season you're like, this is weak You want to tell the people who have not seen the show kind of what the premise is? Yeah, the premise of Westworld It's really interesting because it's basically like if you 3d printed AI and AI was Functioning how human beings would use the AI and try to control it It's basically like they create this sort of Disney world where you can pay like 40,000 $40,000 for a weekend and go in vacation there and do whatever you want in this park Literally, whatever you want. You can shoot these things. You can do all kinds of manner of like bad things to These robots but the robots then become aware of what's going on and that you know They're basically memories are being erased every day. I'm not giving a lot away here you guys This is just no it's the premise of the premise and then they start to become aware of themselves and and Start to act differently and what happens as a result? Yeah, it was a pretty pretty interesting Show for sure. Yeah, very timely actually Very good show. They did it very well It's a little bit like you know, how black mirror has some some of these post-apocalyptic Scary. Yes scenarios of the future I felt like this one was just less horror and more like actually humans if you keep going this route You're gonna become less human and the robots are gonna get mad at you Yeah, I think it was very accurate as to what would actually happen. Yeah If humans did something like this But there were some very very well written episodes in In Westworld like especially in season two, I think like it was probably one of the most well-written Episodes of anything I may have ever seen We got it. We got a comment about how these fugitives may have been found. It could have been their last known address Yeah, sure. So it's like their last known address and like, you know, there's the argument that the FBI will Surveil something and they don't move in for a long time You know, but they have more information and this was a way to lure them out, right? Sure, that could be There's a lot that I don't know. So for sure So Brock here said he started watching resident alien this week Yeah, actually resident alien is one of my favorite shows out there right now like it's a comedy and it's about an alien that comes to earth and Originally, he wants to he and his race want to kill all of the humans But then he changes his mind kind of and he's he's hilarious The guy who plays the alien is hilarious It's on season three now, but definitely watch that from the beginning if you're gonna check that out great show yeah, so let's do a Trailer here and when we get back we're going to talk about a message from the beyond and see what you guys think about that All right was the fate of Atlantis a warning for humanity? We're often told that the ancients valued morality being in harmony with nature and the universe but what happens when moral values plummet and human greed takes over An edge of wonder series, but if you thought this was just going to be a boring history lesson here comes the controversy a redacted CIA document psychic predictions come true the Nazis secret search movies technology play-doh and more What would it mean for humanity to find? Atlantis one of the more fascinating aspects in the search for Atlantis is a declassified document That is right in the CIA's archives online. Huh? What do you know? imagine that Welcome back Well, you know we like taking positive stories from anyone And we found a pretty interesting positive story from a celebrity one Katy Perry here who She told a story about getting signs from the beyond and it's actually it's interesting enough that we wanted to share it with you guys you can kind of disregard that it's her if you have a problem with her as a person, but She had like a manager named Martin I think his name was Martin Martin Kirk up. So he was one of her managers for almost 20 years and passed away Kirk up also managed guys like, you know, the Counting Crows Tracy Chapman the Go-Go's Adam Lambert and a bunch of others, so She quote she was quoted as saying this I personally don't believe that anyone dies they simply move on to the next dimension They aren't here anymore, but are now everywhere So what happened was was it that Martin died? Okay, so this guy Martin ended up dying right? But what's weird is She has a like this favorite number. Okay, and her like some people, you know, they like the number 1111 or you know, like The same number in a row five five five, whatever And they kind of use those numbers as like messages, right? And for her this number is one four three and the reason why is because one in in her mind one stands for I Four stands for love and three stands for you. So it's like I love you because yeah That's how many letters are in each word. Like I love you is one four three, right? Exactly So It's this has been like a number that for many years she's seen since her birth And from the birth of her daughter Daisy, so it's come To her and some of her hardest times to comfort her Ends a constant confirmation that whatever she's doing. She's on the right path. Blah blah blah, you know So she thinks it's her angels or her guide sending her a little numerical codes when they want to engage Okay And so the day after this guy Martin passes She just started seeing one four threes everywhere and the receipt in the morning was like the receipt I guess that she received in the morning was one four three the length of the movie She watched was one four three and to top it off the person that came up to her to ask her for a picture that day introduced Himself as Martin which was like us just a huge coincidence And she she said I believe our angels and loved ones Always want to talk with us if we are willing to listen the signs are all around We've just got to be open to them So I'm gonna stay open and never forget the love dedication and protection that Martin this guy gave her all of these years And what an honor it was to have Martin Kirk up on her team So yeah, she said I hear you Martin and one four three back to you I thought that was a pretty cool just because like, you know There's a lot of confused people out there But it's good if they're like searching like they may find what they're looking for and that's the important thing, you know Yeah, you know she has some she has some funny music videos where the there's all this you know symbolism people break down and weird things and You know who knows what she believes personally versus professionally been through and then when we found this particular post I kind of thought It it doesn't exactly matter all of those things on the surface that somebody does or Appears to believe in because when it boils down to it and they come out with something like this It's more like it shows kind of where their hearts or their minds are at and that they're trying to kind of figure things out yeah, and to me that's like a bit of an equalizer among everybody because a celebrity and Anyone who we've done in our near-death experience series They kind of all have these miracles happening and we're all trying to figure it out Well, and I think for anyone like we've got to give the some of these people were born into whatever it is that they're doing right now or they've made bad decisions and we're gonna have to be give some of these people a chance to come through and Make amends on some of the things they've done not all of them, of course Not everyone is like, you know crazy some of them went through MK ultra and some of this stuff some people think that Katy Perry went through that like she's had some things where she's on stage and you can like see her eyes like Winking or whatever. I don't know if that was anything But some people are like really really like that's the hill they want to die on for some reason Which is kind of in her marketing team kind of plays it up, too I think they try to jump on the conspiracy bandwagon because hey And it brings in like yeah, it brings in clicks and right whatever right so regardless of what's really happening I thought that was cool She shared it Usually you get made fun of if you say like, oh I saw signs somebody died and I'm seeing that they're still with me And it's like well, you're not crazy a celebrity believes it too, right? 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