#437 - "From Deep Space" New Iran UFO Incident No One Can Explain | Darcy Weir

Danny Jones (0:07)

All right, Darcy Weir, good to finally meet you, bro.

Darcy Weir (0:09)

Good to meet you too.

Danny Jones (0:10)

You ready to talk about some alien dinosaur portals?

Darcy Weir (0:12)

Let's talk about them. Stargates.

Danny Jones (0:15)

Yeah, I just sent you that earlier. This thing that just came across my feed, there's an NSA leaked document of dinosaur stargates.

Darcy Weir (0:22)

Yeah.

SPEAKER_3 (0:23)

There we go.

Danny Jones (0:24)

Look at that. Barney, going through stargates from the Defense Intelligence Reference. The Defense Intelligence Reference document of trans-traversable wormholes, stargates and negative energy.

And Steve, you were pointing out that the dinosaur there is like a pre-60s dinosaur drawing?

SPEAKER_3 (0:45)

This dinosaur, yeah. So dinosaurs that drag their tails is not a real thing. And that was like something that they thought, you know, whenever they first found dinosaurs. If you watch the first King Kong, the stop-motion one, that one drags his tail.

And it wasn't until, I don't know, like the 70s, maybe 60s, maybe they changed it. And so this isn't a very old rendition.

Danny Jones (1:09)

It's hilarious. It looks a lot like Barney. And that guy's very silly looking also.

Darcy Weir (1:14)

It looks pretty delulu, you know, like delusional to me.

Danny Jones (1:18)

Well, that's the thing. A lot of this stuff, dude, a lot of this old Cold War intelligence stuff on the face of it sounds extremely sensational and delusional.

Darcy Weir (1:30)

Well, as soon as I see Stargate by Fig 7, I get a little worried because, you know, you even saw the recent Dark Alliance, The Next Generation, and we cover the whole Stargate delusional propaganda that's been pushed into the UFO community for the past two decades. And like the leader of that discussion is Michael Salla.

He's been pushing that Stargates are real. They're not fiction. They're not from the movies starring Kurt Russell and David Spader. But every time we invade a country, we're not invading a country for oil or some other strategic, you know, advantage, but we're invading for a Stargate.

Danny Jones (2:29)

That was one of my favorite stories from that doc when the claim was that George Bush and Dick Cheney invaded Iraq to unlock a Stargate. That Saddam Hussein was hiding. Is that right?

Darcy Weir (2:41)

Yeah, so 9-11 happens, very real. I think there's conspiracies around that that are real, like building seven, you know, standing free fall, collapsing without being hit by planes.

But, you know, we all, and you've had, what's her name, talking about the missing money.

Danny Jones (3:11)

Catherine Fitz.

Darcy Weir (3:12)

Catherine Fitz on your show. Catherine Fitz was who the government used as like an accounting, you know, genius.

Danny Jones (3:20)

Yeah, she was the head of HUD.

Darcy Weir (3:22)

Yeah, to look after and track down what happened to trillions of dollars. And she couldn't find it.

Danny Jones (3:30)

Her theory is that it went to black budget shit.

Darcy Weir (3:32)

That's right, which, you know, perfectly fits in a UFO or, you know, deep underground military base sort of clandestine world that would be building stuff and keeping it out of sight, out of sound from the American public or adversaries' abilities to look at it. But the story quickly got co-opted by the Dululu-like UFO crowd.

Like Michael Salla, and they said, well, you know, they're invading Iraq for Stargate and-

Danny Jones (4:11)

I love that story.

Darcy Weir (4:12)

Yeah.

Danny Jones (4:12)

That's way better than the story they ran with.

Darcy Weir (4:14)

And I think that's what happens constantly in this community. There's probably some element of truth to a conspiracy going on, right? But the folks who kind of run this strange propaganda, delusional propaganda machine, whether that's coming from Gaia TV or one of these sort of approved network entertainers that have appeared on their show, they kind of pick up a story and they repeat it until it becomes sort of fact in the UFO community.

Danny Jones (4:54)

There's crooks and grifters in every community.

Darcy Weir (4:58)

There is, but when you see the same sort of activity happening that you see on, let's say, CNN, Fox News, ABC, CNBC, where a story headline is repeated by every single news anchor, and that activity, when you see it happening, you're like, okay, they're trying to propagandize something, because they're just, they're condensing it and trying to get it into all of our heads that this is truth.

That happens in the UFO community, and it usually is backed by very large networks that have lots of money behind them. And I think companies like IATV have been guilty of that.