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Wilcock: Dead In Colorado

In sudden tragic news, it appears David Wilcock, 53, has died by suicide at his home. According to reports, police responded to a “mental health crisis” at his residence in Nederland, a mountainous community outside Boulder., Colorado.

According to police, a male was outside his residence holding a weapon. Within minutes of deputies’ arrival, he used the weapon on himself. He was pronounced deceased at the scene.

This has sent ripples throughout the ufology and truther communities. Details are still thin, but join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on this Edge of Wonder Live for a deep discussion and to answer your questions.

Adm. Byrd’s Secret Mission

Much has been written about Rear Adm. Richard Byrd’s historic 1928 inaugural expedition to the South Pole, in Antarctica, the comprehensive exploration and the alleged interaction with a subterranean non-terrestrial race.

Byrd commandeered two subsequent exploratory journeys to Antarctica, but his largest, and perhaps most important to date in 1946, came when he commanded Operation Highjump, which author and YouTuber Robert Sepehr describes as an invasion of a secret South Pole colony established by Germany before and during World War II.

The following video, narrated by Sepehr and courtesy of the Jim Crenshaw channel, reveals new details about the operation, which lasted six months and  included 4,700 armed personnel, 13 ships and 33 aircraft. Still classified to this day and officially titled the United States Navy Antarctic Developments Program, Byrd’s covert mission was to seek out and destroy the alleged colony, which not only harbored thousands of scientists in a semisecret secluded base, but free-energy technology and advanced propulsion craft (UFOs). Here’s more.

Soviets Never Went To Moon

An explosive interview clip, featuring former USSR cosmonaut Igor Petrovich Volk has surfaced, where he bluntly states the Soviet Union never journeyed into space, nor the moon, for that matter.

Volk, who received the Hero of the Soviet Union Medal for his service, tells Stoycho Kerev in the interview that the Soviet code of honor prevents cosmonauts from talking about what happens in space. “We’ve never been to space,” he said. “If someone says we have been, it is not true.” The interview aired in 2014, three years before Volk died in Bulgaria, in 2017.

Fast forward to a week ago and Kerev is the interviewee, and asked by a YouTuber if the Soviets ever went to the moon. “They did, but only in their wildest dreams,” he said. Here’s the interview, courtesy of the Xandrewx channel.

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