#2560 - David Grusch

“Yeah. And you think is like now when all this comes out, was that actually literal? And you, and of course, the Bible, Council of Nicaea, was more of a political document before secular government. And, you know, they got together, like, what are all the different books that we can agree upon that are good? Yeah, what gets into the canon.”

“the Torah. Correct. Yeah. Which is like, okay, you fuckers. Imagine if that was in the Bible. Like, if you go to church and you read about the Watchers. Well, there's actually a lot of interesting stuff in the Bible. Like, obviously, and that's another thing. Like, of course, with, you know, I'm Catholic by growing up, CCD confirmation, did the whole thing as a kid.”

“But the Bible is interesting because, once again, it doesn't discuss about other life elsewhere. Like it doesn't talk about bacteria and viruses. Those were unseen. We cohabitated with bacteria and viruses until the invention of the microscope, whatever that was, 1800s or whatnot.”

“Also, like, hey, you can't have your toilet in your living area and all that. And if you look in those books of the Bible, wait, that's like modern sanitization guidance. So it's funny that like the Bible has encoded within it kind of like best practices before man would even understand what viruses and bacteria are.”

“And it does show that there was some sort of higher intelligence kind of influencing the authorship. Either that or the civilization that was writing the Bible was a recreation of civilization that had been destroyed in a cataclysm. Yeah, I mean, I think that, especially when you look at the pyramids and you look at some of these other ancient”

“and then people writing things down and people remembering these stories. I think one of the weirdest books of the Bible is the book of Ezekiel. Yeah. Because the book of Ezekiel is one all the UFO people turn to. Yeah, of course. Because there's that a great cloud with brightness around it and fire flashing forth continually and in the midst of the fire, as it were, gleaming metal.”

“You know, rep Paulina Luna was on the podcast. Oh, yeah. She was talking to me about the Book of Enoch. Yeah. I hadn't read it. She's like, you have to read it. And I've read it twice now. And I'm like, what in the fuck are they talking about?”

“Yeah, what gets into the canon. And that's the thing about the Book of Enoch is that it was not put in there because it didn't jive with the Torah. Correct. Yeah. Which is like, okay, you fuckers. Imagine if that was in the Bible.”

“Is that in the Mahabharata or the Bhagavad Gita? There's like talk about sky wars in ancient Hindu texts. Oh, yeah, in the Vedic text, the blue people and I know what's why you asked blue.”

“the sky. Yeah. Like, what the fuck is that? Yeah, I'm not full Chariots of the Gods or whatever, that book, but like, I think there's probably a happy medium that ends up being accurate. But it looks at the nature of the interaction. Does that mean a different group of intelligence?”

“Is that in the Mahabharata or the Bhagavad Gita? There's like talk about sky wars in ancient Hindu texts. Oh, yeah, in the Vedic text, the blue people and I know what's why you asked blue.”

“And you look at Robert Hastings' book, UFOs and Nukes, and all the different encounters military personnel have had, sober, trained observers that are not drunk on duty. They're not high. And I've had unbelievable, high-level, serious people in and out of government privately pull me aside and tell me about their personal experiences.”