Egg UFO

 

Ross Coulthart's interview with Jake Barber on News Nation must be the most anticipated UFO TV show ever. It went live at 8 PM US eastern, 1 AM UK time. Unfortunately this was only on NN's terrestrial channel which is not visible outside the United States, but happily some American YouTubers streamed it. I was too excited to sleep so I stayed up and watched the whole thing. It has since been uploaded to NN's YouTube. Jake Barber is a former elite USAF helicopter pilot and he describes his experience of having to help salvage an egg-shaped object ten years ago. He didn't hear it second hand like Grusch, he is a first hand witness; the perfect definition of a whistleblower. He has given testimony to Congressmen and AARO in a number of SCIF's. Barber is a man that the skeptics and backslappers have spent the last two years denying even exists. They have accused Ross, James Fox, Lue Elizondo and many others of making them up, pretending they were real people when they are not. Barber describes how he had a very emotionally intense telepathic connection to the intelligence behind the artefact. The skeptics and backslappers have predictably attacked Barber, saying he is a drug addict and alcoholic. Their evidence? He has wild staring eyes; well, maybe that's because he is not used to public speaking and is nervous. He is apparently an alcoholic because you can see in the background that he has a wine rack... Seriously! That's how low these people are stooping. I'm familiar with how when they get proved wrong the skeptics and backslappers rarely apologize and backtrack. They generally just double down and become more extreme. No wonder the late great Stanton T Friedman called them "noisy negativists". Most fascinating of all, the documentary includes a short clip purportedly of a real UFO crash-retrieval. If it is shown to be genuine then it is the first time an event of this kind has ever been broadcast on television. It is only a few seconds long and has a green tinge, probably because it is filmed in night vision or thermal imagining. The camera is in a helicopter held close to a lifting cable; at the other end is a white ovoid object described as twenty feet long. Its real colour might not be white, but it appears that way in this recording. It is wrapped in some kind of net. The object is lowered to the ground and the cable is released; it gently rolls over. The ground appears to be outdoors, but the image quality is not good enough to tell what it consists of; grass or sand etc. The soundtrack is just a distorted sound of a helicopter engine. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dtA9w5ldHw.

The skeptics and backslappers have been on a mutual masturbation orgy on social media ever since. They claim they have immediately solved the mystery. That's a brazen boast; what's their evidence?... It looks a bit like a balloon! Even Simon Holland is caught up in this slipstream, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=182sOG1kYd8. This is the perfect example of what I call the "clown's day off" fallacy. The balloon theory wins by default because it doesn't involve aliens; and you need no evidence at all to support the theory. Debunking is therefore reduced to an exercise of the imagination, see here for more details: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2022/10/calvine-clowns-day-off.html. Remember that this supposed solution is based on just a single viewing of a piece of video on a TV show without any attribution at all. We don't even know for sure if this is the same incident Jake Barber has talked about. I'm tempted just to ignore these people if their grasp on logic is so feeble. It remains to be seen what eventually comes out as a result of this exclusive. This is early days yet and the information has only just appeared; more is coming in by the minute. I think the sensible move is to keep calm and rational, and wait patiently. I would like to thank Ross Coulthart and News Nation for producing this programme; it takes courage to do that. Deepest respect to Jake Barber for making the brave decision to go public. I don't think the timing of this revelation is a coincidence. It is a product of this new Trumpian energy sweeping the US and the world beyond. Later today, on Monday the 20th, Donald Trump will be inaugurated a second time as President of the United States. He has an obvious agenda of freedom, peace and openness. I think he is more likely to be the Disclosure president than anybody else before by a long way. In fact at his pre-inaugural rally Trump pledged to end "overclassification", the keeping of harmful and unnecessary secrets that benefit somebody other than the American nation and people. He mentioned the JFK and RFK files. He didn't mention UFO's, but it must include that. Literally a few hours earlier his son Don Jr was interviewing Ross Coulthart, see: https://rumble.com/v69odrm-out-of-this-world-breaking-news-investigation-on-secret-alien-aircrafts-liv.html. So, in a nutshell, I feel we are closer to ET Disclosure than ever before.
See here for more information: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.
And: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2021/01/donald-trump-portal.html.

Ben Emlyn-Jones on the Paranormal Peep Show 26

 

I have been on the Paranormal Peep Show again. This programme features an interview with Dr Kate Cherrell, an expert on the paranormal connection to celebrities. There is also an interview with Neil conducted by his daughter Morgan.
See here for the audio version: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/paranormal-peep-show-dr-kate-cherrell-victorian-seances-with-neil-ben-morgan-geddes-ward--63705074.
And here for the video: (coming soon).
See here for my previous appearance on the Paranormal Peep Show: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2024/12/ben-emlyn-jones-on-paranormal-peep-show.html.

HRT for Men

 

The ultimate goal of medicine is the panacea, a universal remedy, known by the catchphrase "there's a pill for every ill." The reality is very different. The modern medical industrial complex has it the other way round; there's now an ill for every pill. For many decades middle-aged women have been offered hormone replacement therapy. This is the artificial supplementing of hormones when their natural levels crash at the point of menopause. This can aid with a lot of the unpleasant bodily changes women suffer at and from that point, including hot flushes, bone weakness, disturbed sleep, sexual problems and aching joints. HRT is not without controversy and it has side effects. Some women refuse to take it, most famously Lynne McTaggart, see: https://lynnemctaggart.com/on-ageing-well/. HRT is a highly lucrative dollar and it is predictable that the pharmaceutical industry have looked for ways to double its size; and it seems they have found one. I'm not a doctor and so cannot say for sure whether this treatment is worthwhile for any readers, but I do find it sinister that it may well have been promoted using some very unethical marketing practices. It all centres around a particular substance that has taken on the popular mystique of a magic potion, testosterone, usually shortened to "T" because most of its enthusiasts cannot spell or pronounce the word.

I've always had an aversion to what are known as "lad mags", "locker room" or "men's lifestyle" magazines. In my first novel Evan's Land I even have a subplot involving them, see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2021/02/evans-land-audio-book.html. These magazines tend to be glossy supermarket shelf publications with names like "Busted"; and they are filled with unrealistic pictures of conventionally attractive women and articles teaching men how to conform to established social standards. Feminists cry out in rage and indignation at pornography, but I think that is comparatively harmless; it simply appeals to our carnal desires. Lad mags try to engineer men's thoughts, feelings and behaviour. It was in one of those where I first saw testosterone referred to as "man juice". Since then the culture surrounding "T" has increased. Testosterone is a natural hormone present in both women and men. It can also be found in the bodies of most other complex animals. It is essential in children and teenage boys for the development of reproductive functions and masculine features such as body hair, muscle mass and a deep voice. Its levels in your body will vary according to a number of factors including age, lifestyle, racial background, diet, certain illnesses and the levels of other bodily hormones. I've noticed that many men, even very young ones, have been worrying about this. I have seen a lot of social media content where guys are becoming quite anxious and even paranoid about how much testosterone they have. This is quite a recent phenomenon and I'm not sure exactly where it comes from, but I regularly see content like "You need to check your T levels!" or "Why are my T levels so low?" There is a prevalent fear that if their testosterone levels drop below a certain amount then men will transform overnight into a blob of impotent jelly wearing frilly knickers and high heel shoes. This is not true. This groundless terror is doubly damaging because along with the unnecessary anxiety it causes it could lead to activity that could be harmful. I've even seen men saying they plan to start smoking because there's a rumour that tobacco raises testosterone levels. I don't know for sure, but I suspect those wanting to sell a solution to this issue are not discouraging such content; maybe they even created this craze. Naturally the medical industrial complex has pounced on this opportunity by promoting HRT for men; here's an example of a company which I've seen advertised a lot online: https://www.4him4her.com/en-gb/4him. These companies' websites are all like this one, upmarket and well designed showing photos of handsome and virile older men; the message being that if you use their product then you too could look like him. Do the medications have any side effects I wonder? There is a list of health problems that are correlated with drops in testosterone, which are very similar to what women suffer after menopause; such as tiredness, loss of libido, sexual dysfunction, skin problems, weight gain, muscle weakness etc. I'm not sure whether testosterone level is the cause or effect, but it is always portrayed at the cause. I'm not going to advise men on whether or not they should take HRT and if you have taken it and had good results, fair enough. However, if I myself ever come down with any of those conditions I will first try to find another cure, probably involving a reassessment of my physical and mental health; what I eat and drink, how much sunlight and fresh air I enjoy, exercise routines, addressing painful memories in my personal history and my relationships with other people.
See here for more information: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2011/12/lynx-2012-noahs-yacht-advert.html.
And: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2020/11/nice-guys-reply-to-stefan-molyneux.html.

Orwellian Coin

 

The Royal Mint has released a new coin commemorating George Orwell. To get oneself on the money is the ultimate honour for anybody in Britain and so on one level this is a very positive development. The reverse has his name and the All-Seeing Eye with the words "Big Brother is watching you." The edge text reads: "There was truth and there was untruth"; another quote from Nineteen Eighty-Four. The Mint is issuing special collectors editions, all for more than two pounds of course. Source: https://www.royalmint.com/shop/limited-editions/george-orwell. Don't worry; I'm sure you'll be able to sell yours on to some Japanese bloke for five times what you paid for it. I just find it beyond ironic for the Bank of England to produce the ultimate memorial to George Orwell when the society it envisions is exactly the one the author warned us about in his fictional allegory. Straight after the Orwellian coin their next plan is to push further for a cashless economy, microchip implants and a central bank digital currency. The happy alternative is that there is somebody inside the Royal Mint who is secretly on our side and wants to put out a warning; a bit too blatantly if that is the case.
See here for background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2022/07/cashless-street.html.
And: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2014/09/was-orwell-mediocre.html.
And: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2025/01/tales-from-cashless-island.html.
And: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2024/01/new-banknotes.html.

RDH is Back!

 

Despite a number of deceptive, two-faced and spiteful people claiming Richard D Hall has suffered a "downfall", I'm pleased to say he has bounced back with a new video, number 313. He gives an update on his legal situation in the first part. I'm happy to say, but not surprised, that he remains defiant. He intends to appeal against this blatant injustice. The second part is far longer than the first and in this one he provides a description of the mechanism of global technocracy. This is centred around a diagram the viewer can screenshot or download and print as a flyer or poster. Richard has added a new title sequence to his programme and has adapted his famous slogan: "Believe none of what you hear and question everything you see". Source: https://www.richplanet.net/richp_genre.php?ref=313&part=1. It's so good to see Richard back in the saddle and I wish him all the best. Please continue to contribute to his legal fund as much as possible.
See here for background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2024/07/rdh-lawsuit-mini-portal.html.

Offshore Wetherspoons

I came across an extraordinary news story. JD Wetherspoon is one of my favourite institutions in the world for reasons I explain in the background link below. They have a reputation for creating new pubs in buildings originally constructed for other purposes such as cinemas, theatres, banks, police stations and department stores etc. Sometimes they have names and decorations that commemorate the site's history. This story must surely be their most extraordinary endeavour. They have bought up a derelict sea platform for just one pound and plan to create an offshore Wetherspoons. The platform was originally a lighthouse in the Atlantic Ocean, and therefore it is, I assume, off the west coast of Ireland or Cornwall. It stands outside territorial waters and so all the drinks will be duty-free. There will be a regular ferry service between the platform and shore served by a ship carrying a hundred passengers. Of course there is always the risk customers might be trapped in the pub during a storm... I hope they have the strength to endure such an horrific ordeal. The platform consists of a large circular room near the waterline with a row of windows around its edge; and a tapering tower that rises high above it... presumably that's where they'll put the toilets. Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=575764558755745. I will immediately make plans to visit this 'Spoons as soon as it opens.
 
I'd love this story to be true, but sadly it is not. The photo you see is of a derelict sea platform, but it is not in the Atlantic; it is in the Bahamas. It's called the Crystal Cay Lighthouse and it's not really a lighthouse; it's part of the Coral World theme park that was a major tourist attraction from when it was opened in 1987. It was damaged beyond repair by Hurricane Floyd in 1999 and so has been abandoned ever since, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb0Qi-sLnmI. Wetherspoons has gone international in recent years, setting up some pubs in Ireland and there's talk on them opening some up in the United States; but so far their global reach does not extend to this Caribbean paradise. But we can only hope. The good news is that there is a similar platform you can visit that is still in working order and opens to the public. It is also called Coral World and it is in Eilat, Israel. It includes a wild aquarium. Source: https://coralworld.co.il/en/.
See here for background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2024/03/wetherspoon-bounces-back.html.

More Welsh UFO's

 

Over the last month there has been a growth in the UFO phenomenon in southwest Wales, one of many throughout history, for example see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2022/04/into-triangle.html. This has escalated to endemic levels since the New Year. Several friends in the area have contacted me and I've taken a lot of interest, not least because it is the region of my own origin. This is the earliest video I found, posted in November; it was taken in Oakdale, Monmouthshire, see: https://www.tiktok.com/@mrsturner2922/video/7436864424662568225. Some have suggested these were satellites, but you can clearly see the sky is overcast. Since January the 1st a number of people from Pembrokeshire to Aberystwyth saw strange lights in the sky and military fighter jets. The latter were identified as American F35, not RAF Typhoons from the QRA, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2019/12/another-raf-scramble.html. The former have never been identified. A member of the Welsh Parliament has got involved and he sent the following letter to the MoD: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1038719631602795. Well done, Cefin Campbell. Regular readers know I am not a fan of Y Senedd Cymru, see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2024/01/visiting-senedd.html, but I'll make an exception in the case of Mr Campbell. They key line is: "We the elected representatives for these areas would kindly ask for an explanation... as well as if there is a way to forewarn local people should a similar exercise be repeated." This is a bit odd considering the skeptic explanation for the Pentyrch incident. They say it was Exercise Chameleon and that it was announced beforehand as is always the case. It turns out that this announcement was actually backfilled afterwards, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2022/03/programme-458-podcast-pentyrch-update.html. I made this point in the comments and Mr Campbell gave it a thumbs up. So are military exercises announced in advance or not? If they are not then why did the skeppers say it was an explanation for Pentyrch? If so then why was this one not? Perhaps the truth is there was no exercise at all.