Joshua P. Warren Daily: JFK Files and UFOs. Why The Government Will Never Just Tell You Their Secrets.

Joshua takes a deep look into government secrets and explains why you should never expect them to disclose their secrets.

Transcript

Copy Transcript Copied

SPEAKER_00 0:02

Hello, I am Joshua P. Warren, and this is Joshua P. Warren Daly. Okay, let's talk a little bit more about what's happening here with the release of the JFK assassination files. Well, it's uh even more of a cruel joke, isn't it, that uh Jim Mars died a few months ago. I would love to hear his thoughts on how all this is turning out. Okay, so I have a few uh thoughts on this I want to share with you. But right off the bat, okay, let's just let's just play along for a minute and take all this at face value, which of course we know is really stupid, but let's just do it. Let's pretend that everything that the media tells us about how the world works is actually the way it works. So here we live in this great country, right? It's called the United States of America, where you're told from the time that you're a little kid, you get to be in control of your government, you get to go out there and use the power of the vote so that the people you vote for can go out there and fight for you and represent you, and it's the best system in the world. Okay, so be it. Now, what happens when the guy you elect as your representative gets his head blown off in broad daylight in front of hundreds of people? Okay, that's a pretty huge deal, isn't it? Now, this happens to our elected representative, so we all want to know what the fuck happened. You know, what what what what is the explanation for how this went down? It takes almost 30 years for our electorate uh our elected officials in Congress to then pass a law on our behalf saying that, okay, you citizens will finally get to see what happened, but you gotta wait another twenty five years. So here we are now, fifty-four years after our elected official was murdered in broad daylight, the day has finally come where all this stuff is supposed to be released, mandated by law, by our representatives in Congress. And what happens? Oh, uh, there's still some stuff we we can't show you about what happened 54 years ago. So my question is if you can't see it and I can't see it, who the hell are these people who get to see it? What good is this elected representative government that is supposed to represent you and me, represent the citizens, if we don't get to see it, but somebody out there is. Who are these people who get to see this stuff and determine whether or not you and I get to see it? It's bullshit, isn't it? But you know what? It's not at all surprising, not at all surprising that they still are not releasing documents, and I'll tell you why there are two big reasons. When it comes to the JSK assassination or the Roswell incident and our interaction with aliens, etc. Um it reminds me a lot of this interview I uh did one time. I I interviewed Nick Pope, great guy, very intelligent UFO researcher. He for years worked with the British Ministry of Defense, and he was officially and formally investigating UFO phenomena around the UK to look at the defense implications. And he told me when I interviewed him that some of these discussions regarding UFOs are at the end of the meeting, so to speak, deemed, and listen to this, quote, too sensitive to commit to paper, end quote. Isn't that an interesting idea? Too sensitive to commit to paper. What that means is one reason they don't release a lot of these files is there are no files to release. They don't make files. And if they do make a file, well maybe that file of some kind stays in a folder, in a cabinet, and it's not it's not copied and distributed all over the place. Certainly not the way we're used to distributing things in this modern internet age with emails and whatnot. Uh, and you might think, well, that's impossible. There's no way that something as elaborate as contact with aliens or something like conspiring against the president could be just kept as oral information, orally passed, verbally passed. Well, let me tell you something. I don't know how much that you know about the Freemasons, but for hundreds of years, the Freemasons have had very elaborate catechisms and ceremonies, and those have been passed along almost verbatim for hundreds of years, from man to man, from mouth to ear, nothing is written. These things are told generation after generation and they're memorized in detail. Now that's not to say that once in a while there might not be a Mason who does something unscrupulous and writes something down that he's not supposed to, but that's not how most Masons learn these various catechisms and ceremonies. It's incredible when you start to realize the amount of detailed information that can be passed along without ever writing anything down. And I guarantee you that that happens all the time with these sensitive subjects. So that's one thing to consider. There really aren't probably too many things to release that they've written down. But secondly, and this is a big one, you've heard it a million times, it's true. Knowledge equals power. And what is a government without power? So they're gonna do everything they can to hold on to every secret that they can, and nothing's ever gonna change that. If you're sitting around and you're waiting for some grand disclosure to happen, you're waiting for someone to finally pipe up and say, Let me tell you everything, folks, it's not gonna happen. The only way the government ever actually admits to something is if it was gonna get out anyway and they couldn't stop it. So if the day comes when ET decides to land in front of all the TV cameras, then they'll say, Oh, today's the day we've chosen to announce this, and act like that they had some control over it. But no. Until that day comes, and who knows if it ever will, uh, they will never tell you. Why should they? Why would they? Same thing goes for things like what's happening with the JFK files. Even if they pop up here in 180 days or whatever, okay, here you go, folks, here's everything. Are you gonna believe it? I'm not. Oh well. More on this later. Thanks for staying curious. Talk to you again soon.