Andrew Basiago - Operation: Truth Movement - Part 1

[Christine]

In my opinion this is a great interview, Andrew Basiago brings much needed clarity to the "disclosure-truth movement". Not only does he give credible witness to the projects he was part of, he also manages to talk about standards of truth without trashing anyone. He addresses the panel at Contact in the Dessert with grace and aplomb.

And a big applause to Randy and Emily for asking the right questions.

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Published on Jun 11, 2017

OffPlanet Radio Special Report - Randy Maugans & Emily Moyer with Andrew Basiago , childhood subject of jump room and Tesla Quantum Access technology; Project Talent, and the Mars ARK projects, joins us for an extensive examination of the so-called "alternative media".
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In this, part 1, of a two-part, three-hour interview we break out the critical aspects of Truth Movement infiltration and subversion---and name the agents:

~The truth movement is threatened by subversion from within and without.
~. The truth is actively attacked by opinion makers in the mainstream media.
~Academic gatekeepers within the Truth Movement regularly attack truth tellers, misrepresent their testimony, suppress their testimony, and foment public disdain for truth tellers.
~Synthetic activists working for the US intelligence community steer the Truth Movement toward ineffectual outcomes.
~Synthetic scholars contrive false claims and inconsequential research priorities.
~Synthetic experiencers dilute the force of and confuse the public about real experiencers.

We discuss the standards by which all information should be presented, assessed, and critiqued; how COINTELPROL Ops have been in effect since the advent of independent internet media; and how gatekeepers are installed to prevent genuine research and investigation.

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