UFO's & Ticks/Invasive Species - The Invasion No One Knows About (NOT From Space)

Added: 2026-05-10

[00:00:00]What's up everybody? Well, I guess it's a slow news week, so good time to release the UFO files, right? I went through and grabbed some of the footage on X that isn't obvious AI at least, which of course there's plenty of that out there. But here's the deal with this is I've never seen anything myself, but I've known a lot of people that have.

[00:00:22]So, there are unknown objects out there.

[00:00:25]I don't think they're from space, actually. Uh, I I've been on YouTube since 2011. I've heard every theory that's come and gone this whole time. I didn't start creating till 2019. But out of everything that I've heard, the one thing that would make the most sense to me is that, well, okay, two things.

[00:00:47]One would be, and there's legends that say this, is that people in ancient times, there was a coming catastrophe that they somehow knew about, and they took to the inside of a mountain, specifically the Himalayas. And you know, I've thought this out. If you were to dig yourself out of a huge bunker on regular flat land, you would have a non-stop water problem because all the rain water is going to seep down and basically permeate anything. And it would take a lot of energy and pumps to pump it out. You'd have to have somewhere you can pump it out to, which if you were trying to stay low-key incognito for millennia to come, future generations would wonder why all this water's coming out of the big pipe coming out of the ground. But if you were in the side of a mountain, then all you would need is an exit cave and gravity would take care of all the pumping for you and it would look perfectly natural like that cave in the background right here. That could be a discharge canal for the quote alien civilization that lives inside of the mountain there.

[00:01:52]So, I think there could be a breakaway civilization back in our past. And I honestly don't think it's too far-fetched because we're advanced enough right now that we could do that.

[00:02:03]And you'd have access to mining whatever you needed. You could have generators hooked up to that flowing water creating electricity for your grow lights and animals and you know a a an advanced daring cuyu. This exists because a god told them to go underground for a coming catastrophe. This clip here is a couple years old, but I thought I'd throw it in because here comes the good part. Bloop.

[00:02:29]That was from when MH380, I think, disappeared. And and then my other plausible theory is that these these are toys of the gods of old, some superior species to humans that have apparently been here since the beginning. Depending on how you interpret things, they terraformed and created all life on Earth. And they seem to be it seems like every city had its patron god and then they all left at the same time. Anyway, not trying to trot off down that path.

[00:03:03]Another possibility is that they live underwater. Even the ancient Mayans have legends of things that came out of the water. The Native Americans do too, I believe. And then there's all kinds of reports about submersibles and seeing these things go down in the water or come out of the water. So, that is a possibility. And the ocean floor is pretty much the most remote place on Earth. We don't hardly have anything that can get down there in the deeper areas anyway. And I guess the other possibility is it's secret above top secret. This is all just man-made stuff and in secret our government is hundreds of years ahead of everybody else. But here's what the media is running.

[00:03:48]>> David Gush in 2024 uh about having knowledge of the programs that that keep that material uh classified and secure.

[00:03:57]And I know other officials who have touched those programs and been allowed access and they're all very credible and they're in this film I I mentioned previously.

[00:04:04]>> But you have said you believe that aliens are already here, haven't you?

[00:04:07]Have you not? You believe they're what?

[00:04:09]Walking amongst us in captivity. What do what do you mean?

[00:04:13]>> I don't know that much. I do know that there are non-human intelligence uh is that at a higher order than us that are operating these these craft and we don't really know their intentions right now but but there we have proof that they exist and as you mentioned uh we're seeing more proof of that of them possibly residing in our oceans. Just today, I spoke with a retired Navy captain submariner who witnessed in 20 pardon me 1983 an underwater object that moved at speeds that we can't reproduce.

[00:04:45]Uh and uh and and that he was not able to confirm was an adversary was unknown.

[00:04:51]>> Um Admiral.

[00:04:52]>> So yeah, they could be underwater and just have free reign of things. There's actually not a lot of verifiable footage that I found out just yet. But through the years, I've seen a lot of allegedly authentic clips of stuff like this that the people in our military have no idea what it is, at least the pilots and the airmen that see these things. There might be some top generals that know what's going on, but not your regular everyday soldier. And aside from who or what it is behind this stuff, this is honestly kind of insulting to our technological abilities if they can just strafe right by a plane like nobody's business.

[00:05:35]Now, as far as this thing with the shadow propulsion system or something, this kind of tripped me out, but I found somebody that knows a lot more about this than I do, which isn't hard on this subject, but he pointed out that this is the type of drone that would be recording this stuff. And it has, if you saw those arms inside the aperture there coming in from each corner, there's that piece of plastic or whatever that's holding that central cone there. And he was saying that that's most likely why you're getting the chandelier effect on this. So, we're probably just looking at a single light source or heat source.

[00:06:16]The camera's creating that effect on there. So, it could be a plane flying away from you. No telling.

[00:06:24]Fial Flower says, "If you have time, can you delve into the tick scare happening right now? I haven't been going down rabbit holes to research anything as mental health is more important as a parent and whatnot." Definitely take care of yourself. They tell you put your oxygen mask on first in a plane crash, otherwise you're worthless to everybody else. Don't worry, you haven't been missing much on the rabbit holes lately that I've seen on the internet. But the tick thing looks pretty legit, just like Lyme disease has been around forever.

[00:06:54]And I think I think I might have had Lyme disease for a long time in my life.

[00:06:59]I had something wrong. I just had constant muscle knots and pain and racked with just constant badness, but I managed to fix it. Long story, but these ticks are carrying a pathogen or whatever it's technically called. Uh, alpha gal syndrome is a serious potentially life-threatening allergic reaction to red meat and dairy developed after being bitten by certain ticks, primarily the lonear tick. And that's the one with the little white dot in the center of it. And that's what I always heard to look out for when I was a kid.

[00:07:32]And growing up in the Ozarks before video games were all anybody does. Yeah.

[00:07:38]You got a lot of tick bites. And I had plenty of bites that looked like this.

[00:07:43]the red bullseye that they tell you to look out for with limes disease, though I don't remember it being as big as that on me. And of course, it's just a spiracy that that came from Plum Island disease center. Don't you hate it when nature mutates right outside of your top secret research facility?

[00:08:03]But this alpha gal syndrome that they're carrying now makes you allergic to red meat, which doesn't that seems like the last natural mutation that would ever happen on Earth because it would end all carnivores on Earth. But if you get it and you eat red meat, then you get hives, itching, stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, swelling of lips, face, and throat. And the curious thing about this is an apparent social climber was hypothesizing this very thing.

[00:08:32]So one is that uh people eat too much meat, right? And if they were to cut down on their consumption on meat, then they would uh it would actually really help the planet. Uh but people are not willing to give up meat. Yeah, you know, some people will be willing to but other people they may be willing to but they sort of they have a weakness of will.

[00:08:49]They say, "Wow, this this steak is just too juicy. I can't do it." I'm one of those by the way. So you know, but so here's the thought, right? So it turns out that we know a lot about so there we have these intolerance to uh so I for example I have milk intolerance some uh and there some people are intolerant to crayfish. So possibly we can use h human engineering to make it the case that we're intolerant to certain kinds of meat to certain kinds of boine uh bovine proteins and there's actually analoges of this in life. There's this thing called the long star tick where if it bites you you will become allergic to meat. I can sort of describe the mechanism. So that's something that we can do through human engineering. we can kind of uh possibly address really big world problems through human engineering. Another >> he must be trying to get into that Bill Gates club or something. But I I do got to admit the way he described things there. He it sounded like alpha gal syndrome already existed in tix and he was suggesting to reverse engineer whatever it is that makes that happen as opposed to biologically engineering a function and putting it into a tick. I don't know which came first, the chicken or the egg. But honestly, some ideas deserve to just be left thoughts in your head, because when you say them out loud, you sound a bit like a super villain. But it's definitely a thing that's out there that I don't think any of us want. I just pulled a tick like that off Ruckus the other day. But there's actually a lot more going on than just that. I've been keeping track of this for a long time and I haven't heard anybody else talking about it, but it seems to me like we've been under a bioatt attack for years now. This whole list I'm about to show you is just from the last week, but with the amount that I've seen over the last few years, it seems like people are bringing things in to crash ecosystems. My question is, how are all of these invas invasive species getting here? May 8th, scientists warn of invasive pink salmon rapid spread across the US waters. May 6th, invasive ant species raising concerns in Kentucky. May 6th, again, invasive carp discovered in Oregon reservoir, threatening the prized fishery. May 4th, new invaders raise alarm across Maine's land and sea. I forgot what kind of animal that was. May 6th, again, invasive moth found in Olmstead Falls.

[00:11:08]That's Ohio. Shout out to Bob and Maggie. I've been meaning to get a hold of you guys. I'll talk to you soon. Vote for Casey Push. May 8th, California, of course, going straight for the money.

[00:11:21]California braces for hundreds of millions of dollars needed to mitigate impact of new invasive species, muscles.

[00:11:28]And that might be a clue of where all this stuff's coming from in the first place, cuz you got hundreds of millions to mitigate this. Hell, I'll let you release army ants in my kitchen for hundreds of millions. Freaking sellouts.

[00:11:42]University of Hawaii lead state fight against invasive species. Nearly 100 projects topping 33 million. They do love them trays. That was on May 3rd.

[00:11:55]May 6 again. That must be whole high holy day of invasive species or something because a lot of stuff was coming out on May 6 about this lively invasive species concerns conservatives conservationists. This is in Massachusetts where Asian jumping worms, a fast-spreading invasive species known scientifically blah blah have been reported in 38 states. So guys, this is just what I pulled up from last week.

[00:12:23]And I've been seeing this stuff for years now. And it really seems like people are just intentionally bringing these things in to destroy our local ecosystems. That's of course how my paranoid brain works. Now, some things can be an accident like mullisks. A lot of places out west actually have boat checks and you have to certify even a kayak because they want to make sure that it's not carrying any invasive species. But this is something that outdoorsmen are actually quite familiar with and try to actively avoid. This is what's not an accident. In June of 2025, a Chinese student was accused of smuggling quote biological materials with some cases involving potential biohazards and links to the University of Michigan.

[00:13:14]One Chinese scientist and doctoral student was arrested at Detroit Metropolitan for smuggling biological materials related to roundorms without having proper permits. While a different Chinese researcher and her boyfriend were charged with smuggling a dangerous cropkilling fungus which authorities described as a potential aggro terrorism weapon. So there's something going on there and it's something that could possibly cause major disruptions. I don't think we're going to be invaded by little green men from space anytime soon. I hear a lot of people bring up Project Blue Beam and the fake alien invasion and stuff. And I I think the ship has sailed on that. I think that was possibly a good idea for him back in 2010, but we're living in a completely different world than that now. But we'll see what they come up with on that. But I'd be more concerned about the microscopic invaders than the space invaders. It appears to be a more effective tactic because nobody's even talking about any of that. Anyway, hope you guys enjoyed it. I'll catch you on the next one.