Ep. 154: Transmedium - Puerto Rico's UFO's with Darcy Weir

And I just turned around and I call ass out of there. I was done. I wasn't dealing with them. The hypocrisy of the cult is one of the things that turned me. Away the quickest. When I turned my head lights on, it turned and looked at us. And one of the things I remember the most, where the eyes were glowing red. I see an orb of light. It is just circling these steps. Like it is waiting for me. And he begins to tell them that he saw UFO. They're basically like, what are you talking about. That's seven foot up on a tree, peeking around it and that's where I saw. The top of the muzzle, nose and the eyes as soon as I made eye contact with this thing and don't like death. Welcome back to Tenfoil Tals. I'm your host, Brandon Wright, to night's episod. We're going to be joined by my guest, Darcy Ware. Darcy is a film director those documentaries, recent ones looking into UFOs down in Puerto Rico. Looking forward to talking to him before we bring him on. 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Thanks for coming here and talking to me. Yeah, you're welcome. Brendan. Nice to come on here with. You, man. We've been chit chatting here for about half hour before we got started. It was always nice to talk to someone before we get the audio rolling, But would you like to let the audience know a little bit about yourself? Sure, I'm a independent documentary filmmaker. I've been making films since twenty twelve, and a lot of them I think you would consider spooky documentaries. I've focused on Bigfoot for two of them, UFOs for the majority pretty. Much, And. Yeah, a lot of it's just like revolving around secrecy, the mystery of it all and what might be the answer to that phenomenon. I I try and watch some of these shows, and I feel like there's a lot of them out there, but the ones that always interests me the most are the ones like to dive into more than just a certain thing. So when you said, like what the UFOs and everything else, we were kind of pat and earlier, like I'm more of a cryptid person because of my own personal reasonings and. Experience, right, Like you've seen one. Right, and with you you said you've actually also documented like bigfoot stuff too, So yeah, now what made you want to do this? Uh? I just I love to take my mind to the fringe of reality, and I think that's where a lot of this stuff sits. In mainstream society. It's okay to talk about politics, it's okay to talk about cultural differences and business and sports. But that's all boring stuff to me. I'd rather be talking about. Aliens, monsters and you know, crypto currency. That stuff's like where my mind goes. I want to. Just challenge my thinking constantly, and whenever I've done I wasn't originally a cryptid guy. I had produced a couple stories about UFOs. Originally I did one on underground bases, and this guy Phil Schneider, who mysteriously died. People say that he got kind of whacked for talking about like a new world order and government cover up of UFOs and underground based building around the world by the military industrial complex and stuff, right, So that fascinated me originally, and I got into things like cryptids like Bigfoot or sasquatch, which is another name for this creature because a friend invited me on a trip and I went to an area of British Columbia, Canada where the word sasquatch was coined, and I met some local sasquatch hunters who had had credible experiences themselves, and they showed me the Patterson Gimlin footage, and they broke it down for me and they talked about all the evidence, and I was hooked. I was like, holy crap, like there's something here. This is not just a bunch of wild yocals that have made up campfire stories that there's tracks, there's hair samples, there's sometimes feces, and. You know, pictures and. Video to go with the accounts of people seeing these things. So I was like, sounds like UFOs to me. There's lots of evidence that these things exist, so I'm game, let's start documenting some stories. For me, it's like, unless you actually can physically see something, I'm very I hope, I'm more open to the possibility of it, but like I'm never gonna say I'm like a four hundred percent believer into anything unless it's I could. I've seen weird things in the sky. I don't know if they're quote unquotefos in the sense that they're from not this planet, but I know there's some weird stuff up there, and a lot of people report seeing weird things in the woods. Doesn't mean it's bigfoot, but who's to say that not? You know, Yeah, I mean the sky is getting harder and harder to. Prove when it. Comes to UFO activity because we have so many different types of technology, especially like Starlink. You look up and there's new lights in the sky every night because they're launching thousands of these things into space. It's totally changing the star field that you look at. Hence the name starlink because everything looks these things look like a star and they they wrote they moved together in alignment and stuff like that. UFOs, you know, pictures is not that great because you can create a CGI or you know, AI assisted photo of a UFO on your phone and like less than thirty seconds if you write a pretty smart command. Videos where it's at. But then you know, even a mobile phone video, it's hard to get really crisp, high resolution video of something that looks like a craft that doesn't have traditional flight surfaces. And if you look at a f not an F seven, but like a fighter jet, like an f F F one fighter jet, there this triangular shaped thing, or like a B two bomber at night, it might look like a UFO or if you're looking on looking at it landing dead on, it literally looks like a flying saucer with the wheels up, you know, so things could be misidentified when it comes to UFOs, for sure, I'm interested more so these days in ocean based phenomenon. Uh Yeah, USO's unidentified sub merged objects, because that's a lot harder to fake. And we're starting to get more and more report reports coming from the Navy and civilians on beaches and boats and stuff like that that are seeing these lights emanating from the ocean and sometimes craft escaping the ocean into the atmosphere or going into the ocean. And moving around. H and I just released a documentary called trans Medium Puerto Rico's UFOs, and we cover a bunch of strange, uh, sort of anomalist footage and testimony from experiencers on the island there. They have a lot of activity down there, don't they. Yeah, Puerto Rico is an interesting place when it comes to anomalist activity. There's been, you know, on record, written record, events that go back to even fourteen ninety two, when Christopher Columbus was first sailing across the Atlantic to find America. It was his second voyage, so he was trying to re find it and he found the island of Puerto Rico, for the first time. But when he was on the way before they found it, they saw lights coming in and out of the ocean, shooting around in the sky and then going back into the ocean. This was all recorded by his shipmate Pedro Gutaris. And you know, things like that around Puerto Rico have been recorded, I think because they're in this Puerto Rico's right at the edge of what's called the Bermuda Triangle. It's literally the third corner, and in this realm, this triangular area of the ocean, there just has been so many strange things. Boats going missing, planes going missing, never to be found at the bottom of the ocean, and then you have lights and objects emanating from this area for a long time. I always feel like, maybe it's just my phobia of the oceans. But even as a kid, I was always afraid to swim, and I think it's because of my watching Jaws at such a young age. I've always been afraid of I'm like, get eaten by a shark or something. But the water for me has always been strange, even like lakes, I don't like big bodies of water. I don't know what it is. I can swim, I'm not afraid of like swimming pools or anything like that, but like when it's just big open water, it's creepy to me. And the idea of everyone always talks about space like UFO is coming from outer space, It's like, what if they're already here and they're under the ocean, so like we don't know what's under the water. Half the time they claim the only what like small percentage of the ocean floor has ever been mapped, so who knows what the hell's down there? Yeah, the truth of it is is that quite recently there's been multiple sort of inquiries into whether non human intelligence has taken root in our oceans and has existed here for a while. Harvard, two Harvard Harvard. Scientists and an individual another PhD teacher from Montana named Michael P. Masters. They pen to paper that you know, became a well read academic journal recently about the crypto terrestrial theory, and they go over the idea that maybe there's something that came here before us and took root in the oceans, or maybe there's something that has come recently and they're hiding there because they know that's a domain we're not really the master of especially at the bottom. Of the oceans. And then you've got X Navy men like Tim Galladett, who I interviewed for this trans medium series. He came out recently and he wrote a SOL Foundation paper about our oceans and how. Out of the whole ocean. Volume around the world, only twenty five percent of it has ever been mapped with modern technological instrumentation. You would think that like the militaries and the science organizations of the world have like just completely mapped everything. They've done things to map the bottom of the ocean, but the actual ocean volume at scale is also about five percent has been mapped. So there's a lot of unknowns. And if you wanted to set up a situation where you were left alone, you could use the bottom of the ocean. If these things are actually from a different like planet, the chances of them living underwater, I don't want to say it's like more increased, but I feel like, just from what we know here, water is like a necessity for life, so it would make sense that something else would be out there that could evolve from water. And just because we crawled out of the water doesn't mean that other thing didn't. Crawl in yeah, I mean. The the bottom of the ocean. There's a couple of different things going on there that makes it really hard for us to even venture there. So the pressure is so great down there, you know, could crush a can to smithereens and in sect like less than a second. There's super high pressures down there because of all the water above is pushing down essentially, and there's no light. It's usually extremely cold, unless there's some kind of thermal vent or volcanic activity going on nearby. And that's where you even get life like extremophiles, these shrimp and stuff that thrive around these vents, and tube worms and stuff like that. But if you were smart and you wanted to be out of sight and out of sound, and you had the technology to build a base or to station a craft for certain amounts of time at those depths, it'd be great. Because we can only go down there with deep submersibles, and a deep submersible is built so fortified with heavy materials so that the pressurization stays as such and that it can't be crushed when it keeps going down. James Cameron's been down in Deep one. There's a guy in my trans medium documentary. We talked about Victor of Vescobo. He's gone down in He's like a super billionaire guy that's gone down in his deep submersion that he owns plenty of time to the ocean trenches, and it's like a one man journey. You can't even fit two people in there. So I think that's to an advantage of if there is a non human intelligence trying to stay out of site and out of sound, that's to their advantage that type of environment. If you think there, of course, you. Could mine sorry, one other thing to your point. You could mine elements from the ocean floor and no one. Wouldn't know any better. You could synthesize water into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis. You could do all kinds of things that we do on the surface with water. But you could do that out of sight and sound too. I was gonna say, when it comes to non human intelligence, do you think these things are actually biological or do you think they are You know how we send out drones like scouts and like probes. Do you think some of these things are actually intelligent in the sense that they're designed to be that way, but they're not actually, like we send out probes to space to different planets. Maybe these things that we see are like for UFOs and everything else, Maybe that these are the probes from a higher civilization that's not even around here. Yeah, that's a good point. There's a scientist in the nineteen fifties named von Neumann that invented the term the theory of a von Neumann probe, in which it was a technology like a drone you could send out into space. It could go to distant planets, self replicate and learned from its environments get better. It's kind of like the ultimate artificial intelligence, so to speak, and when it self replicates, that replicated version of itself has all the knowledge of the previous one and could go on to other planets and fan out. Through the universe. There's, you know, scientific basis for that possibly existing, right, It's just we might not be at the point where we've AI is on the rise right now in the public eye, probably even more advanced in the military sphere. But who's to say. Another intelligence elsewhere in our galaxy where the universe hasn't mastered artificial intelligence and created space probes that are doing exactly what you're talking about They look like a UFO. They're not flying with traditional flight surfaces, wings and cambush combustion engine. They're using some kind of maybe uh nuclear exotic nuclear. Reaction engine, and. The pilots on board are just like automatons. They're like these robotic beings that are carrying out some kind of scientific mission and going out through throughout stars systems and stuff to learn and maybe capitalize on opportunities that the original intelligence program that to do. Not going down the whole antient astronaut theory, but I think like maybe if you go to that concept, maybe they were already here and maybe they're I don't know what the term they call it, but like maybe they're not the actual species or whatever, but they're out spreading, creating more civilizations based off from their original thing. So maybe they've bred us with whatever hominids were around, and we're here today because of that. But do you think that they would do something like I can go throughout it's a rhetorical question. I know you don't have an answer. It it's just my ADHD brain starts popping off stuff. But like that's the rabbit hole that I go down. It's like for me, I don't necessarily think, like without offending everybody, but like, I don't believe that we were just created by what certain things say were created by. And even with evolution and stuff like that, it's like, well, sure, maybe we evolved from that, but like it's just very strange how we're the only ones that seem to evolve to the intelligence that we have. But I'm not a scientist, so I don't really know anything. Well, look, we are, we're in the midst of like a scientific revolution when it comes to genetics, and. We are. Crisping our genes and different sort of traits and food and all kinds of stuff around the world. Right now, who's to say that there again, wasn't a very advanced intelligence that visited this planet. And yes, took a look at the hominid that was already here, something like a chimpanzee or you know, maybe even something more advanced than that, like the Astrolopithecus, Gigantropithecus or whatever, and they just took samples of their DNA and synthesized something that was more advanced, more intelligent, bread quicker, you know, was able to grasp ideas of science and manufacturing and architecture and all that type of stuff, which we obviously are the most advanced hominated on the planet, but we're still ape like, right, we still grow hair, we still war with each other, which apes do, and it's very possible that we are descendants, but we're something tweaked. I leave my mind open to that theory for sure. The ancient astronaut theory is an interesting one, and we do have the missing link. I mean, that's the greatest one, right, The greatest proof that that ancient astronaut theory could work out is that there's a big jump in advancement from Homo sapien to the more primitive like jabaman and Astrolopithecus and these more ape like, upright man looking creatures that came before us. Like even though Neanderthals or whatever, they they were humanized, but they weren't like they're like structural facial wise and stuff, were still a little bit different than what modern human is. So yeah, it's they're obviously like an offshoot of something too. But if we evolve from that, like again, where does that line come from? The where there was that cutoff where humans became what we are today compared to some of these other ones as supposed they were around the other hamlets and they all died off, but we were the ones that stayed along. Like It's just and I understand, like conconceptually, like we are not what did they say, like hundred thousand, three hundred thousand year as far as like us being like a species or whatever for what we're at today in the grand scheme of things, that's not a very long amount of time, and like modernized times this as well, like ten thousand years. So yeah, it just seems like we got very intelligent, very quickly. Yeah, and I think they've they've found Homo sapien bones and evidence even up to like three hundred thousand years ago. Now we've been around for a long time maybe if not longer than we originally recorded a mainstream science. And at the same time. That we were around, there are fossils from those like ape like men Homo florensis and Homo erectus and that type of thing. So that means that somehow we were here when they were here, and we were sometimes clashing with them. You know. There's you can find like these old paintings and tales from indigenous tribes and stuff of ape like men wars with their peoples and stuff. So I feel like, yeah, it's a little bit interesting that Homo sapiens on all continents were kind of like they're alongside these other primitive ape like men at some. Points, and yeah, they're all gone and we survived. We killed them, right, that's the answer, Right. We killed them, but we didn't kill the other primates or anything else. Like they're still around, they're still not as evalved as us, but the ones that were, we've wiped them all out, which seems to be on track for how we are as a society of the day too, But that's another topic. Yeah, I think like one of the major if you look up like anthropological research, you'll find like or talk to Jeff Meldrum or something like that. Right, he'll say, like, one of the major differences between apes and mankind is, like chimpanzees, they will seldom live together in a tribe more than forty to fifty. Once it gets to that size, the amount of like potential alpha males start to clash and they will war, they will break apart, and then often like twenty will go over here, they'll start a new tribe that's at odds with that other remnant tribe. If they survived, you know, they cannibalize each other. Like all that stuff is natural. Humans can exist in groups of millions, right, And that's why we have cities. That's why we have society. It's like we are apes that managed to be more peaceful with each other and coexist on a more enhanced or advanced level without And I like, look in cities, there's murders and all kinds of wildness that are primitive, exhibited behaviors that we still have. But as societies, we're still able to survive in great, great numbers. And you know, eventually we're going to kind of max it out on this planet and probably spread out into the stars. I think that's what he laun's plans. I don't know how to take that guy. I know there are people that are big fans of him. I know other's people that are skeptical loving. I don't really have an opinion one way or the other. I just just another rich person. I guess I think people felt indifferent, which is pretty much what you're describing towards Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla when they were hitting the scene, right, especially Nikola Tesla. People thought he was super weird. Right. He kind of died alone. He didn't have many friends. His family was like completely not there. He was a loner when he came to the United States of America, and he still managed to be super successful and because he was so brilliant make changes to our society that we're still living with today. Right. The Alternating Current AC actually that was Thomas Nikola was the direct current DC electrical system that runs trains and stuff like that. And then look, you've got Elon marketing his electric car company and battery tech off of that very inventor Nikola Tesla. So he's trying to, like, you know, adopt that same perspective and just say I want to be a game changer for society. And we'll see. I think it'll be interesting to see what he does with the Trumpet administration. I'm actually kind of excited to see that. You're some of the few people that I've talked to that have that same feeling. For some reason, most of the people are that I'm not political one way or the other, and I think the whole system screwed up in general. That's again that's another topic. But I don't really, I don't really see Elon doing anything wrong, but I know the other side now hate him just because he aligns with Trump. So now they're acting like he's the devil because obviously we all know Trump's the devil because I say so. But when you get into that whole aspect of it, it's everybody's got blinders on it. I just I just go with it. I can't stop it. So yep. I mean, no matter what you do in life, there's always going to be people that don't understand you, don't like you, hate you, But there's people that get you but see. Your value and love you. Right, and it is what it is. I think he's going to be He's going to fall prey to that, just. Like any other human, but he even at a greater scale because he's a massive public figure that everybody in the world pretty much knows of. So that just amplifies your criticism, right or critique, And let's just hope he makes some positive differences with the power that he has. It'll be interesting, it'll be interesting next several years. We'll just I can't wait to see the echo chamber for the next four years. Every time I look into some scene that's I hate social media. It's one of those damned if you do, damned if you don't things. I personally would never have it, but I need it to interact and being in a band and everything else. Part of the reason why I had social media Now doing a podcast, I need social media because of how I interact get a lot of guests that way too, So it's like it's kind of stuck in between. I can't really get away from it. Fair enough. I mean, it's not for everybody, but it's how we're connected these days, right, I have to be connected in some. Way promotional purposes, how I see it, I gotta you gotta use it to market, you gotta use it to promote, you gotta use it to find guests. That's that's how I roll with social media. I have it on there and I have another profile to or I have a pictures of my kids, and I interact with some family and friends. But other than that, like I feel that interact with me on there. I see them all the time, so they don't really need to see that anyway, so it's kind of pointless. But I don't know. Back to some of the documentaries, we kind of rolled off topic, but your latest one, what was some of the strangest things you found down and like when you've kind of uncovered with down in Puerto. Rico, break free from the ordinary and check out a podcast with thought shattering concepts that will reshape the way you interpret the world. We are the Swerve Podcast, and our mission is very simple. Each episode we research and discuss topics that swerve off the mainstream path in an attempt to understand everything in the universe, one obskier topic at a time. When you're into forgotten history, cutting edge science, strange frontiers of the unknown, or just need a good laugh in an uncensored way, the Sword podcast has you covered. Listen to the Swarp Podcast today on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or any other major platforms. Yes, so we kind of We start up the film examining a pretty prominent UFO video that it's been actually discussed in Congress recently with the UAP Congressional hearings. I was down there last week in Washington, DC and it was brought up the Ogwadella footage of twenty thirteen. Essentially, this video shows an object flying over the Raphael Hernandez International Airport, which is on the west coast of Puerto Rico, and then it goes in a circle around the air, over houses like a neighboring community, over like a parking garage, and then over some land and over the beach and then into the ocean. When it goes into the ocean, it visibly duplicates into two two orbs, and then the fleercam technician that was tracking that object from a CBP Customs and Border Patrol plane he loses it. So it was kind of like Sayonara moved from. This object shows some kind of intelligence for it to evade tracking by duplicating. But what's interesting about that footage and what. We got by going down to Puerto Rico was an interview with the guy who actually leaked that footage to the public. He worked for CBP at the time. I'm in twenty thirteen. The video was captured in April and it was released pretty much I think a month later. It didn't really blow up till post twenty seventeen, when Louise Ela Zondo and Christopher Mellen and all these guys that left the Pentagon released the gimbal and Go Fast UAP videos to New York Times and stuff like that that's when people started scrutinizing in the public this Flear camera footage that's come from other credible sources. And because this was a you know, a. Border defense agency that captured that object excuse me, it was taken more seriously. And when we spoke to this agent, he basically told us the before, the middle, and the act after of the whole story of how that was captured. And that was really really interesting to me because it further solidified in my mind that that is a real authentic UAP in other words, UFO, in other words, possible nine non human intelligence craft that was flying around in that Flear footage. I have my own opinions on the whole situation when it comes to them leading that footage. Do you think that they were actually releasing it because they were wanting to release it, or do you think this is stuff that was just kind of put out there just for them to put out there. Yeah, So that opinion that you have is pretty common, right, and it's the I don't trust my government opinion, which I agree with. You know, I think you should be very skeptical of what the government's serving up. But if you look at the history of what the government had been serving up for the past like seven decades. Regarding UFOs, they keep saying there's nothing to see here, and that it's all prosaic. It's swamp gas, it's flares in the guy, it's a conventional craft, misidentified, you name it right. What's different if you listen to Louel Zondo's testimony. He worked for that same government control that military industrial complex that was putting out those answers, and he was now rebelling against that by getting a few clips declassified. I don't think they ever thought he was going to take it right to a news agency. I think that. Dopts her and the Department of Defense when they initially declassified those clips, those Fleer camera kit clips taken from F eighteen fighter jets, that he was probably going to share it within departments and to other agencies or intelligence. Groups. So that's why they didn't expect it to hit mainstream news. But that was his move to rebel against the system. And that's why I believe him, and I believe other credible whistleblowers like David Grush that are trying to say, hey guys, these secrets are being kept from us and it's a crime against humanity to make it short. My first take on Crush, and I've never talked to the guy clearly, but I think key one believes what he's saying. But I also thought maybe that again, he's released seing stuff that was fed to him because of stuff that they wanted to be released, and I don't think he was aware of it. But again I don't I don't have all the details that I honestly didn't spend a whole lot of time digging into it. Just because I like their most recent hearing or whatever, I kind of figured there'd be nothing new, really groundbreaking that come out from it, just because I don't see them coming out and be like, all right, we've been lying for seventy years, guys, you got us. It doesn't seem like something that they're going to turn about face of two. It's just they're going to keep up with the charade as long as they possibly can. Yeah, it seems that that's what they're doing. They did that with the Arrow Congressional hearing that happened on the nineteenth this week too. If you look at the history of David Grush, so Elizondo came out to the public in twenty seventeen the New York Times and all the publicity about those UAP videos and such, and that the that there was a classified research special access project within the Pentagon called ASAPP or a TIP was what he was working on, and that they're actively researching incursions and objects and the skies and the oceans and space so on and so forth. David Grush, he came after that, right, uh. Jay Stratton, who was kind of the boss of that those programs. He started up the UAP Task Force in twenty nineteen, and David Grush was brought into that project and put forward to investigate these possible full of special access programs that were existing within the Department of Defense or these third party military contractors that serviced them, and find out what's really going on with this UAP issue, if we had reverse engineering programs, if we had crash craft retrieval programs, that type of thing. Right, and. If you listen to what he says and you listen to the history of what he did. He did work for the National Geospatial Agency, which fed information to it's an intelligence He was an intelligent, high ranking intelligence officer that briefed even presidents and stuff. So he had. Security clearances, he was supposed to be read into these special access programs, and he was getting stonewalled left, right and center. But he was hearing from people that were working within those programs their testimony of what was actually going on. He was seeing documents, pictures, maybe videos because of his security clearance. Once he convinced some of the members that were from those programs to disclose what they were going through, what they knew about regarding. This UAP stuff. And so that means that there are whistleblowers out there that are part of that world, that black, secretive world, And David Grush's purpose after he realized this was to get that information out to the public and that's why he testified it last year's congressional hearing in the middle of the summer, and why there's more people coming forward. And I think I think we're going to get some more clarity on that over the next like two years, especially with Trump taking power and that issue being so bipartisan, meaning like Democrats and Republicans are both interested in it, and there might actually be some movement forward in terms of buying that secrecy out of the intelligence and defense community. For once and getting some more stuff out to the public. Was Marco Rubio involved in that originally? Yeah, he was part of the initial UAPDA legislature which was submitted and got rejected, And that was basically including all kinds of ideas of allowing government oversight of some of these special access programs and getting read into that stuff because it's you look at like the depart of Defense's military budget, it's like almost a trillion dollars. So imagine what you could do with that, right, You could probably build hey U willfo you know what I mean, secretly and then destroy it and you know, move on to other crazy science. If you wanted. But yeah, Mark Rubya was part of that and then he backed away from it afterwards. He wasn't in the second draft, but it hasn't passed yet, right, so I think if there is going to be another draft, maybe he'll come back because he is somebody that's going to be part of the team. So to speak of the new administration. Well, like I said, I I'm interested to see how the next couple of years go one way or the other. I think it'll be interesting. It could be a shit show, it could be eye opening. You never know. Absolutely, it'll like it's bad to say it this way, but it'll at least be entertaining. I'll find it interesting at least. But I want to try and go back to a couple of things you talked about earlier, like when you were doing these documentaries and stuff. For me, I'm beat this to death around here, but like I'm very interested in like cryptidy stuff. So when you were doing your bigfoot things, when you're out like video and and recording for bigfoot stuff, what was your take on that, Like, I know you don't have to get on the record or whatever like out there, Like did you really think that there was something possibly out there? Just because I feel like a lot of the time when people go out into the woods and you talk with people that have been in the woods their whole life, and they claim they don't see anything, and then there's that one random time where someone that has no idea what's going on or just see something and then they're like I just all that. Everyone else like, oh, this person's crazy because these things aren't really I go to the woods all the time, I don't see anything. For you, being the person that didn't see it, just being out there I could understand like there's a possibility because when I go out to the woods, like I just looked around, like I could totally Like I went to Tennessee a couple of weeks ago to record an episode with Tony The Confessionals, and just driving down there was like I could totally see this area being like a hotspot for all this stuff. Like I think it's just desolate mountains and woods and everything else, Like why couldn't something be out there? Yeah, I agree with that notion. We live in cities and towns and we typically go for short durations to the woods and we call it camping. But you know, I think there are hot spots when it comes to the wilderness, especially in northern British Columbia, northern California, the Clinal Rainforest areas of Oregon, and yeah, like all across North America. As long as you have the opportunity for wilderness to exist, why couldn't there be one of these cryptid beings existing alongside bears, wolves, coyotes, raccoons, everything wild right. To me? If you look at like the BFRO they have that great website and they've mapped out North America and recorded sightings there all across the continent in Canada, US I think even like maybe not Mexico, but you know, the northern partners there, and there's a lot, right and this spans like decades and decades and decades, So if there's that much smoke, there's got to be fire at the end of the trail. And my idea of what that. Is is some kind of unacknowledged upright ape creature that has been spoken about indigenous tribes lore, handed down, you know, orly over probably hundreds if not thousands of years. Well they've existed on these continent, this continent, and then you know, science has not acknowledged this upright ape for some reason. Maybe it's just something we knew of in the past that is a relic commentad we came across when we were more primitive Homo sapiens without technology. We do have fossil records of things like Astrolopithecus and gigant Epithecus and Homo erectus, you know, all these kind of ape like looking men, and we are Homo sapien. We're like the most advanced version of ape man. So who's to say some of those strange ape like creatures that stand upright often haven't completely died off and are existing in scarce populations in our deep wilderness around the world. Isn't there another holmost sapient sapien that they've talked about these days too? I heard someone mention a time or two. Well, there's there's the we were talking about it a bit before. What's the the guys that got wiped out? But there's evidence that they bred with Homo sapiens. Neanderthals. We know Neanderthals existing too. They were a certain form factor that's a little bit different from ours but similar. And then there's this other group. I can't remember what it is, but it existed at the exact same time that that Neanderthals did, and it's escaping me right now. But they're saying that, like, Homo sapiens are different from that even and we might Chromagnum that isn't Yeah, that's like a cave man basically, which is different from a Homo sapien. I think, well, it might be a class. Let me see pro magnum pro magnum or European early modern humans. So those are Homo sapiens. But that was like the European and Western Asian contingent of Homo sapiens that lived in caves and stuff, right, different from a Neanderthal, Like these guys had faces that were similar. To us, which is it makes sense in an evolutionary way because you have gorillas, you have chimpanzees, you have a ringtang. Do you have all these other different species of great apes. They all don't look alike, but none of them look similar to us. Like we've mentioned the time or two like the missing link, like what was that to where we got to where we are today? Because most of them are you still look at they have. The difference between us and them is their arms are more longer and they're not one hundred percent bipedal in the sense that they. Dragged on our hands. Right, Yeah, they have the opposable thumbs on their toes the climb and everything else. It's like we don't have that. So somewhere along the lines of evolution we magically became completely upright, but feet are unique to us, right, So it's that's why I go back to I said, if I was to believe in evolution, I still feel like we were tweaked somewhere or the other, like to me that I'm not saying the ancient astronaut theory is one hundred percent correct, but to me it makes more sense than just thinking that we just evolved from this. But if you look at life in general, we all had to evolve from something. So it's just one of those questions of whatever, there's no real I don't think we'll ever get a definitive answer. Yeah, I think. The idea of evolution is real and it does exist, and it's observable and trackable in science. You know the way that birds beaks change based on climate and stuff like that, and food sources and stuff like that, like whether they need a certain type of beak to chisel through marc to get insects or to get into a certain type of nut and a fruit and that type of thing. And then you've got for humans client you have adaptive radiation evolution, which is like the whole idea that we went We originated in places like southern Africa, and then we fanned out from there and we went into really cold areas like the north of Europe where you've got Scandinavia, Norway and stuff like that. And because. Of thousands of years of living in that totally different environment where we weren't getting beaten down by sun constantly, which would be the that arid, super hot equator environments that we originally came from. The offspring start exhibiting adaptive radiation, that adaptive radiation evolution where the parents mate, the offspring are born into this new environment. Over thousands of years. There melanin in their skin starts disappearing, and the you know, many many, many offspring down the line become light skinned, become white, and their nose changes to take in less air because it's colder and they're you know, all these different sort of evolutionary things take place and become hairrier again in certain areas, and stuff to withstand the cold, YadA, YadA. So I don't know. It's like. And your eyes, like blue eyes tend to be able to see in the dark better than really dark eyes for some reason. So these things we know over time are part of our. Evolution, but. The missing link is real, like how we became homo safe from Homo erectus and these other things. I don't know. There was one other thing that when you mentioned the eyes that I've heard before, when you mentioned the blue eyes, I've always heard the lighter eyes. I don't know if it's retract or reflect that the term was used, but basically you mentioned see better in the dark. It's because they don't absorb the light like the dark eyes do. So basically they can see more into the dark because they have some I don't exactly like I said, I don't want to say because I don't know exactly how it was phrased, but basically like the lighter eyes can see in the dark because they retract the light better or something like that. For sure. Yeah, but I think like darker eyes, they absorb the light, so it makes it harder when there is no light, but the lighter eyes they can see better for some reason. Said I'm no scientist. I'm just a guy with a microphone. I don't know anything, so. Same here. Man, It's way above my pay grade. But I'm curious enough to talk about these ideas. You know, I know you said you recently released another video you actually sent me a link to, called Dark Alliance. Do you want to talk a little bit about it before I wrap this one up? Sure, it's a little bit of a departure from some of my other film works. This one we kind of document some shenanigans going on in the UFO community and some wild claims of secret space program twenty and back astronaut people. And the two central figures to that storyline are David Wilcock and Corey Good who kind of coined and invented that whole storyline within the community, and we just you know, I don't show their claims and show what has been proven by you know, the factual record of history to this point. By comparison, I've had a lot of people on here. I say a lot. I've had like four or five different ones, and I think a lot of these people one believe in what they're talking about. I've always questioned. I've even told them during their interviews that I'm skeptical on the whole thing because for me, it doesn't make sense. But I'm not going to say it's not true just because I don't understand it. But the concept of time is where I get hung up on it at Like, I don't see how you take someone's consciousness and sent them through space to do all these weird things. But the one thing that I've mentioned this before, where are the people that had to build the ships? Where are the people that had to go and clean the shitters, like you don't ever hear about that when you talk when these people talk about all the things that they've done. They've all saved the universe multiple times, They've all done this, they've all done that. I want to talk to the person that was like, yeah, I was out there, I had to spop food all day long, Like you don't ever hear about that. Almost everyone out there, they were a secrets like a super soldier out there saving the galaxy or whatever. To me, it just seems very ego driven in the sense that everyone wants to be the superstar, the savior of the world and everything else they've had to go over so far. I'm like, I would be more plausible to believe someone that says, man, I was up there and it sucked. I had to do this. It was just like being a slave. I didn't get to enjoy my stuff. But they say they're slaves because they're out there, had to assassinate these people this and that. You don't ever hear about the mundane stuff. Someone had to build the things. Where's the guy that had to build the spaceship. Yeah, that's a good question. I think that you know deep down there there has been some kind of real secret space program, but that would have been like a military, you know, black budget program, and they were sending nuts and bolts craft into space with military personnel. We do have like. The Mole Project mL, like the essentially like space stations that Air Force personnel lived on and stuff and did experiments secretly in spied on adversaries from there, and did you know, space observations and. Stuff like that. We know that the CIA and. Other intelligence agencies have their own satellites and have probably launched men into space through these type programs, and that is secret. That is a secret space program. But the more grandiose claims where people will say that they've been in these like sort. Of buck Rogers wars in. Space, fighting reptilians and that type of thing, I don't you know, there's no way to prove it, and there's no way to track that with credible documentation. Or any. Air Force, Navy, Space Force personnel that can come forward and say one hundred that those activities have been happening in space. I think you're right that people like heroes. That's why we have Marvel movies and DC movies rule the box office most of the time, because people want to go see a story about, you know, these demigod type characters that are heroes fighting other villains that are demigod type characters that want to you know, stop or destroy humanity or enslave us or something. And so we've always always been interested in that type of narrative. Secret Space Program twenty and back stuff is just an extension of that war. It's just another place, in my opinion, for that heroism and that fiction to take place. People tell me that there are maybe two or three credible twenty in backers out there, and the rest are all just kind of making it up. And I want to talk. To the credible ones. I want to find out because I'll document it, you know what I mean. I'm interested, I'm open to it. I just haven't seen any evidence to this point that could prove it. Like I said, and anyone who listens to the show, like, I'm not here to prove or disprove anyone. So anyone wants to come on the show and talk about it, that is fine. But lately I've tried to be honest, I've avoided some of that stuff because I've gotten so much negativity from it, and they're like, well, you're going to get that because they want to keep a hush hush, they don't want the information to get out there. And then I was like, the truth of the matter is, it's not even random people as people within their own community calling this personal liar. They weren't really on the Andromeda and whatever they I was there, and this person's lying, Like what, There's like a lot of infighting into it. So it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. But I don't know, Like I said, I've interviewed some people, but for the most part, it's like I don't personally understand it. I'm not going to say it's wrong, We're not true. I think they are believing that it is true. And who am I to tell someone that what they believe is wrong. I wasn't there. I don't know what they're experiencing or believe they're experiencing. So yeah, that infighting, it happens in every community and calling each other liars and stuff like that. It's it's going to happen no matter what. So but yeah, it's it's interesting to see and it's uh something I've just kind of like turned my eye and attention to you recently, so uh, I'll keep trying to document it. It's it's uh, it's a cool story to me. Well, Darcy, where can everyone find your documentaries at? Yeah, they can check me out on Amazon Prime, so a lot of my films, they could just search my name and they can see a whole catalog of different films. Some of them are free, some of them are like low cost and if they have two b TV, a lot of my titles are there or Apple TV, and some are actually on the new YouTube Movies for Free app if they know how to set that up on their TV or whatever. I'm not a me and even though I'm on at me and the Tube don't always get along. They sometimes like to kick some of my material off. But yeah, iven the topics that they don't find appropriate. I guess every time I upload something, I never know if they're going to make it make the cut or not. Right. It's it's getting increasingly curated and censored, so it's kind of hard for content creators like us. YEP. The first big episode I had was things like episode eleven maybe something like that. It was I talked to one of the most prominent flat Earth people, and it like had part two. Yeah, this was Dave Dave Wise and he uh promoted it got like two thousand views and like a couple hours and all of a sudden it just stopped. There was no more views to it, and then my channels really struggled to grow in the last two and a half years. Everyone's like, man, you you got so much great content. Why is someone to watch your channels? Like, I don't think it ever gets promoted, Like I released stuff and like barely anything's on there. Like my latest video today has got like almost two thousand views. That's like killing it because the one before that has like sixty. I was like, how do you explain that? Like it doesn't make any sense. It's like some get them some and that like doesn't But I've got sixteen hundred subscribers and only get like forty views. Doesn't add up as something's weird about it. Yeah. No, there's definitely censorship and Google or YouTube themselves like push traffic to certain content that they want to elevate over others. So it is what it is. I've been banned on there twice, Like they give me a week ban of not uploading anything. It's like whatever, just because of one guest made a comment that I won't repeatcause it'll get be banned again. But it's fair enough. It's just weird. You never know what words are going to trigger their algorithm. Yeah, well it's been a pleasure. Yeah man, it's nice to chat with you, Brenton. Hope you have a. Happy holiday and happy new Year as it's approaching. Yep. You For anyone out there listening, make sure to check out Darcy's films and then we'll check you on the next one. Thanks brother, take. Care, thank you, and that's the show everyone. 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