In the first half, filmmaker and UFO researcher Dean Alioto discussed his documentary work exploring alien encounters, abduction phenomena, and the evolving public perception of extraterrestrial presence. His latest film, "The Experiences: Full Disclosure," is set to premiere at Contact in the Desert this weekend. The documentary aims to present alien abduction experiences from a novel angle, and features detailed hand-drawn animations recreating witness accounts. The project evolved beyond an initial four-part series to a comprehensive film incorporating classic cases like Travis Walton and Barney and Betty Hill, alongside new testimonies.
He described a particularly compelling segment involving two sisters who shared the same childhood dreams, which was verified through hypnosis sessions filmed for the documentary. Alioto praised the authenticity of experiencers’ testimonies, noting their complexity and sincerity. Reflecting on public belief, he cited polls indicating that "86% believe that there's some form of a government cover-up" and that "more than 60% to 70% believe that we have been visited," underscoring how attitudes have shifted since the 2017 Tic Tac UFO revelations.
Exploring the nature of alien encounters, he challenged the notion that these are purely nefarious. Drawing on support group experiences, he said, "Not one person out of the 12 to 15 people in the room raised their hand" when asked if they would undo their experiences, suggesting a sense of purpose or selection among abductees. He referenced John Mack’s theory of a possible "soul contract" between humans and non-human intelligences. Regarding disclosure, he expressed optimism that congressional efforts, particularly by figures like Tim Burchett and Anna Luna, will unearth more substantial evidence.
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In the latter half, scientist and author Michael Tellinger delved into his extensive research into ancient South African stone circle ruins and their connection to advanced ancient technologies and civilizations, including the Anunnaki. He described the stone circles, some possibly over a million years old, as an interconnected network that generates measurable electromagnetic energy. They were built with a level of engineering beyond modern human capability, he declared: "There is no way... even if we brought together all the civil engineers in the world today" that we could do that. While these structures’ true purpose remains a profound mystery, he insisted their energy generation is proven, not speculative.
Tellinger believes Adam’s Calendar, a mysterious megalithic stone site in South Africa, was constructed by the Sumerian deity Enki and served as a toroidal vortex energy machine, possibly a teleportation device. This site overlooks a vast ancient gold mine, linking South Africa’s rich mineral wealth to the presence of ancient gods or alien visitors. He credited the late author Zechariah Sitchin for awakening global interest in the Anunnaki's ancient quest for gold.
Tellinger revealed that multiple independent psychics and past-life regressions corroborate stories connecting these ruins to gold mines and burial sites, suggesting a genuine historical basis. He also recounted an episode at the Doha, Qatar airport where a granite torus stone (stone with a hole in the center) he was carrying triggered a security alert, resulting in him being removed from the plane. “I was hauled off the plane by five guys with guns... it was the scariest moment in my life.” He concluded the stone emitted powerful magnetic fields and sound frequencies, explaining the security system’s reaction.
News segment guests: Howard Bloom, Mish Shedlock