Whitley Strieber, MKUltra Flypaper |480|

Whitley Strieber experienced military grade torture long before he encountered the visitors.

Alex Tsakiris: [00:029:39]  …they intentionally try to create this DID (disassociative identity) situation because without even fully understanding it, they know it creates an entry point, and I wonder if our intelligence organizations had halfway figured that out and we’re fooling around with how to create that entry point.

Whitley Strieber: You know let me tell you something about black magic. First, it’s quite real and second it’s like flypaper you touch it, you can never escape, can never escape, an organization touches it, that organization is part of it.

Alex Tsakiris: A Country?

Whitley Strieber:  A country too,,, and the more you try to escape from it, the deeper you get, there’s only one way to escape and that is to live a life of love, compassion and humility.

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Alex Tsakiris: [00:00:00] Welcome to Skeptiko, where we explore controversial science and spirituality, with leading researchers, thinkers and their critics. I’m your host, Alex Tsakiris and today we welcome Whitley Strieber to Skeptiko. He’s here to talk about his new book, which we have up on the screen there on Amazon, A New World. Very affordably priced, i even got a little discount online about eight bucks, just an unbelievably classic book. But we’ll get into that in a minute and we might also learn what’s going on with his very excellent website, Unknown Country and, of course, his podcast that I’m sure many of you have checked out at various times, Dreamland. So, you know, before we jumped into all that, I wanted to pause for a minute and bring a little bit of perspective to today’s talk. Because, you know, as I’ve kind of said on the show, there really are only two questions. Who are we and why are we here? So if you go look at science, that’s all science really fundamentally is ever asking. That’s all philosophy is ever asking. You might even say that’s all religion is ever asking and if you look at those two questions and you look at this new, now disclosed reality about the lights in the sky, about the craft that has been video released on the Department of Defense, The New York Times and all the news reporters, it’s on mainstream news, everybody and if we think how fundamentally that has shifted, that has answered or at least begun to answer those two questions, Who are we? Why are we here? and then you ask yourself, name one person,one person who you would say is most at the center of that monumental shift in all of history of answering those two questions, paradigm shift. Now we have a whole new way of answering them. Whitley Strieber has to be in there. I mean, he has to be, I think he’s the one but he’s certainly one of the very few. So there aren’t a lot of seminal events in this kind of paradigm shift this new understanding of who we are and why we’re here. But maybe if we’re just gonna pick out three of them randomly, we’d say, okay, maybe Roswell, that certainly kind of was a paradigm shift, no matter what you think about Roswell, no matter what your opinion is. A second one would be the current round of I don’t know disclosure I guess we could call it, that we’re going through that, some people call it a psyop. But it certainly isn’t official semi official disclosure...