Dark Journalist Daniel, Liszt dives deep into the case of the missing UFO scientists. More than a dozen UFO scientists, as well as research assistants and even associated generals, have gone missing over the past few months. Are any or all of these cases related? If so, who’s behind the disappearances?
Liszt was the first one to break the story back in January and now the mainstream media has picked up the story. “The 800-pound gorilla is out here, and it’s the X-Protect group dealing with the X technologies specifically,” he says.
Better strap in your seats. This broadcast runs more than three hours long, so you’ll probably need a couple of days to peruse the contents. Liszt not only lays out the details, but exposes “the full metal jacket of what’s happening in the background.”
What might plasma physics have to do with the UFO File? Are both of them so secretive because they are complex or because there are major institutions — whether bodies of spies or industrial police enforcers — who might kill you if you know too much or reveal too much? How many murders of famous scientists have actually been closeted cases of silencing individuals to keep important discoveries or theories out of the mainstream?
The Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt dives into these topics during an extensive conversation with conspiracy theorist and science writer Dr. Joseph Farrell. They engage in a fascinating loop, mixing history with current events. Here, you will learn something about the Nazi scientists, but also modern-day European and American researchers in the field of plasma physics. President Donald Trump comes into play as well as his uncle John Trump. We also learn about UFO researchers like Morris Jessup, the psychic reader Edgar Cayce, not to mention longtime esoteric research into Atlantis.
How do any of these topics relate to the recent string of bizarre murders and shootouts involving Claudio Neves Valente, a Portuguese native and former graduate student at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island? In December, he allegedly shot several students at that school, killing two of them. He then headed northeast in New England to murder MIT plasma physics professor Nuno Loureiro at Loureiro’s home in Brookline, Mass. Was this a case of professional jealousies, psychotic madness or something more sinister?
One bright lining? This isn’t one of those three- or four-hour Dark Journalist broadcasts. You can watch the whole show in roughly an hour and a half!
Science is amazing, but take a turn around the corner and you might end up in a bad neighborhood where terrifying scientific theories like to hang out. They will teach you all sorts of stuff, but unfortunately, the things you learn are nothing less than the start of nightmares. Host Simon Whistler gives us eight such theories in this episode of Top Tenz.
