In a hearing which has stirred excitement among UFO enthusiasts, politicians were told that the specimens were found in the city of Cusco, Peru and were estimated to be approximately 1000 years old. The Mexico City event was spearheaded by journalist and UFO researcher Jamie Mawson who testified under oath that almost a third of their DNA is unknown and the specimens were not part of, quote, our terrestrial evolution. End quote
Arthur Benitez
@Arthur_Dante · 5:00
For instance, you can see clearly that the body has a face, it has a neck, it has four limbs, of which two are very similar to our arms and two are very similar to our legs. And it would be very impressive and almost impossible for another life to be developed and to be very similar to us without having any kind of how to say it, without being our direct predecessor, or well, it couldn't certainly be our successor, so
Hey, Bob. This is quite a headline. I saw it. And I know friends who are freaking out. I know people who are calling it fake. I don't really know or have much stock invested in it going either which direction. But nonetheless, I definitely appreciate the reporting on this. And this may be one of the few that I would love to hear your unscripted, off the record opinion on what you personally believe is going on with this
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Theo Seibold
@itsTOW · 4:48
So it's always weird when they kind of compare the two, not to go too far off the beaten path, but people kind of shrug more at the concept of or kind of laugh off the concept of aliens as opposed to other things that we can entirely see or basically not see at all. No effect. And here you have documented discussions, if you will, confessions, testimony from pilots, people who are supposed to be able to handle this stuff and see things that they've had an experience
So obviously, smarter people have lived before. It doesn't jive very well with the religion of evolution. But the fact of the matter is we can't build the pyramids today, and the only other place it could come from is outer space because we're too stupid. So I think there's a lot of things in science that are kind of messed up, and if it doesn't fit with their religion, they push it out. And by religion, I mean evolution. And
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 1:18
I checked out into the conspiracy theory websites to see what they were saying, and the ones that discount Theo conspiracies as well, and there is no consensus yet on what exactly exists with these life forms. As to discounting the college or the source of it. I don't think you can discount anything. We don't know everything about everything. For instance, the possibility of aliens. We don't know that aliens look like human beings. They could look like dogs, for all we know
Mr. Watson
@TXVoice4Truth · 4:56
These demonic entities are giving them scientific advancements, just like the stories that you hear in the ancient days, like, awanas, after the flood, Owanis going up to people, teaching them from the sea. The reason why you don't have books and books about how the pyramids or these megaliths were made is because it wasn't their technology, when you think about it. So that's why there's no record. It wasn't their technology. It was the technology of the gods
Mr. Watson
@TXVoice4Truth · 3:32
They wouldn't care or have feelings towards anything that we got going on now, do I believe that these interdimensional not interstellar beings do I believe that they masquerade around as if they're to help us even though that they're harming people? Do I believe that they may introduce they may show up on the scene one day or whatever's going on in Area 51 that the government ain't telling us or whatever's going on in Antarctica that we don't know
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 1:55
So if we, in our very limited capabilities and thought process, were able to get that far, why wouldn't something or someone or some entity that is far more intelligent, far more advanced, far more functional in realms outside of where we live, why wouldn't theo be able to do the same thing, if not better? That's just a thought