Yeah. Tool was the most recent one we attended with a zero phone policy. Between sets my partner and I tried taking a photo together and still got a stern talking to from security. We're attending Ghost in a few months and they do the security bags with your phone in it. I love it.

That's funny. Must be a generational thing. I've been to quite a few concerts with a no cell phone policy.

Filming never makes any sense. You'll never watch it again. No one cares to see your shitty concert footage with shitty sound shaking all over the place. I'm 100% in on no cell phones at concerts. Enjoy the moment.

Yep, that's what I bookmarked. I've listened to one of his interviews but can't recall it very well. Was a while ago. I'll have to listen again if there's some separate corroboration. Thanks for the rabbit hole!

Cool resource. Bookmarked The Burich Archives. I'll have to dig through it all.

Sincere condolences from someone that's been there. Do your best to focus on all the great times and memories rather than dwelling on the loss itself.

I wish the Longacres thing would kind of fall out of favor. Would be sweet if they could talk Chris Hansen (of the failed Kraken/Basketball arena deal) into putting that property to use for a soccer stadium downtown. Wishful thinking anyway.

In addition to that I also believe that different technology can be developed that they might not even be aware of. I don't think that any single entity has every technology. Different paths lead to different results.

I wasn't implying crashing. I believe they can be brought down forcibly. I don't think the current powers have any qualms using force on anyone or anything they can utilize to their advantage. That's been demonstrated daily.

(and their sources/book recommendations)

I learned 90% of what I know about the history of Nazi Germany because of my interest in UFOs, Klaus, and Garrett.

Thanks for all your tireless work, Matt and crew! Appreciate you. Also, thanks for posting over here for those of us that left the other site. Keep up the great work!

We enjoy your notes and long posts. Keep up the great work.

You both convinced me to use an Audible credit on it. Now if only I can find some free time to start listening. 😅

Cue to read Chasing Shadows again? I'll see myself out now.

Cool link to the page with all the occult and paranormal recordings. Going to check them all out.

IMO Operation Trojan Horse by John Keel and Passport to Magonia by Vallee are must reads. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke's books provide a unique and interesting account of indigenous people's experiences if you're open to hearing their perspectives. I find her work fascinating and credible.