Unknown Country - Wednesday May 20, 2015 - The Truth about Contact

Wednesday May 20, 2015

"The Most Astonishing Dreamland I have Ever Done"--Whitley Strieber

Whitley Strieber, Jaime Maussan and Linda Moulton Howe join together to discuss the controversial "alien body" slides that Jaime presented at the "Be Witness" project in Mexico City on May 5. Linda Moulton Howe drops the biggest bombshell in the history of the program.

Before this happened, Whitley Strieber published a journal entry cautioning that something along these lines was likely to occur, and giving his reasons why.

He was exactly right, and this Friday Jaime Maussan will be on Dreamland to explain why it is that he feels that he can prove that this is NOT a human body. Should be an exciting hour and a half for our subscribers (and half hour for free Dreamlanders)!

The image below depicts the slide of an apparent alien body presented by Jaime Maussan in Mexico City on the left, and the one Linda Moulton Howe discovered yesterday in researching the White's City Museum where the body in Jaime's slide was supposed to have been housed. In fact, they are both different bodies, and forensic analysis suggests that the body presented in Mexico City is not human. Clearly, the body in the White's City museum is not. As yet, neither of these bodies has been located, and until that happens absolute certainty cannot be obtained, but the forensic analysis done on the body in the Roswell Slide and the unusual appearance of the one in the White's City Museum photograph suggest that these may not be bodies of creatures from our world as we now understand it.

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The Truth about Contact

Last February, John Podesta tweeted that his greatest regret on leaving office as a presidential adviser was that he had failed to get disclosure of the government's UFO files. Now, between Jaime Maussan's disclosures and Linda Moulton Howe's discovery, we might be in possession of images of the bodies of two different types of alien.

What if disclosure or contact is about to occur--or both? How should we take this, what should we believe about it, and, above all, should we believe what the government, or even the visitors, might tell us about who they are and what contact with them might mean?

Whitley Strieber, after a lifetime of close encounter, is among a handful of people equipped to discuss this question with the resonance and depth that it deserves, and the result is one of the most provocative, powerful and just plain astonishing half hours you will ever spend listening to anything.