171: Loosh and Let Live

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Today, Dan tells Jordan about a very bizarre episode of Project Camelot where Kerry Cassidy interviews a real strange weirdo named Steve Kelley about how there is a demonic city under a museum in Los Angeles. This touches on everything, so strap it in.

Tidbits

  • Kerry interviews Steve Kelley
  • Steve is into Nibiru
  • Steve was involved in Iran Contra
  • Steve worked everywhere
  • Billy Myer: Swiss UFO conman, Doomsday cult leader
  • The prophet Billy
  • Underground city under Getty museum
  • Project Big Giant Flashlight
  • Vince the Caver, alien in disguise
  • Keys to kingdom: box of cigars, house, job at the Getty, magic
  • Everything is bloodlines
  • Steve is a remote viewer
  • Steve invented a 3d laser
  • SK Industries
  • Steve steals guns
  • Steve said that the US created ISIS
  • How to be a remote viewer: just do it
  • Types of genetic memory
  • Getty level 1 is Hogwarts
  • Layout of the Getty, including nazi remote viewer guards
  • Cavers tried to recruit Steve
  • Steve had a militia
  • Steve sounds like Alex
  • Steve hates Craig "Sawman" Sawyer
  • What's the definition of an alien base?
  • Loosh is the connection between aliens and demons
  • Book: Far Journeys by Robert Monroe
  • Lilith is responsible for all evil
  • Steve's brother went on a Getty tour
  • Cavers have a doomsday plan
  • Steve is a PEZ dispenser
  • Trump is going to circumvent the Getty doomsday plan
  • Is Trump doing secret arrests?
  • Steve is not impressed with Mark Richards
  • Steve is into hollow earth
  • Chariots of the Gods by Erich Von Daniken
  • Is Kerry in love with Mark?
  • 4000 humans equals a hydrogen bomb
  • Kerry and Steve are both checked out
  • Steve wants alien genocide
  • Let's talk about densities
  • Hidden Hand
  • Raw Material/ Law of One
  • Steve has a murderous alter entity called Rambo
  • Saying Jesus Christ is the greates weapon

References

  • Far Journeys by Robert Monroe
  • Chariots of the Gods by Erich Von Daniken