Part 27/39 A Conversation with Andrew D Basiago

[FinalFlash555]

linear time is only an illusion

[wellred20]

This guy is completely credible. He's extraordinarily articulate, intelligent, sensitive & informed like I have rarely come across in these areas of "research." He is not lying at all, in my opinion. Anyway, for those who are open, just listen to what he has to say, which is amazing information - and why bother participating in the debate "is he a liar." Just be grateful that he has come out with this important, fascinating story. I thank him for his courage and dedication. I would love more!

[MorpheusOdysses]

It is sometimes difficult to understand, but I am on track again,it is going Oke.

This stuff is verry strange but verry up lifting.

Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jasonharbron]

love this guy and if what he is saying is true then at least we know thers no big world ending event in 2010 or for the next 50 years,personaly i beleive him i have listend to alot of his work now and if he is lieing he is very good at it and i have never heard him struggle to answer a question from a caller or interviewer.its alot easier to tell a story when you tell the truth because you dont have to remember what lies you have told before and

[borcer]

Wow, this man can talk and talk for hours, I bet he doesn't even stops for the bathroom breaks lol!

Just kiddin', good show :)

[lowozon]

Allright, he will live a long life, but what about the coming earth changes and vast quantities of people dying off?

[synchronistic9]

whats his stance on vaccines? Dan burisch another whistleblower on time travell tech recently said he supports vaccines. I smell a rat if he supports the flu shot!

[Slanguaj]

This is really frustrating. I want to believe this guy, but my gut says he's full of crap. If this guy has really time travelled, he should answer the age old questions regarding this subject. example: if you go to the past, wouldn't you change the present? Was the world different everytime he came back and he had no memory of the previous world? Or, If I were to use time travel a week from now and go back in history, could I find evidence of myself in the past, before even time travelling?

[Slanguaj]

Is there only 1 timeline or multiple ones? The way he explains it, it sounds like they are merely witnessing a simulation of past events and not entering the past at all. Why would things be different everytime. If he was sent to the same point in the past multiple times... why didn't he encounter his other selves? Anyone who travelled in time would surely know these things.

[jessicamystic1]

ok then hun i will ask him for you in our next interview

[insightllc]

@jessicamystic1 @projectpegasus Like a flash of lightning and in an instant the truth was revealed. I realized The Manhattan Project was named after a Manhattan Earthquake caused by Nikola Tesla in Trinity, New York where Oppenheimer's parents lived and he grew up. . A thousand secrets of liars which I might have stumbled upon accidentally I would have given for that one which I had wrestled from her against all odds and at the peril of my existence. -Tesla made earthquakes Andrew D. Basiago

[AragornCF]

Traveling to the past does not change the present. Instead, it creates a new timeline, because "the past" that you travel to is actually something in your personal future. For instance, if you wear a watch while traveling to the past, your watch would upon arrival show a few seconds/minutes later than when you left. This is one of the main reasons why Project Lookingglass was dismantled, i.e. they had made a mess of it by creating too many parallel timelines.

[Slanguaj]

But how would you ever return from the alternate timeline? What would be the point of the experiment if anything you send through time becomes lost forever?

[Slanguaj]

because once entering this 'new time line' any attempt to travel forward to the present would only place you in the future of that 'new time line'. Theoretically you could witness your own birth, and witness yourself growing up and eventually time travelling into yet another new time line, you could speak to the scientists there and tell them what you've experienced but they wouldn't be the same scientists that sent you into the new timeline.

[AragornCF]

It is more complicated than that, Slanguaj. There are open and closed time loops. It only starts making sense once you consider the multiverse and quantum superstates. In essence, our 3rd density existence is only a hologram, and as such, every encounter on an alternative timeline with a person you also know in your original timeline is only a collapse of the wavefunction in your own "reality", just as it is on your original timeline.

[AragornCF]

It just so happens to be that when two people are on the same timeline and the events around the two of them do not change when one of them takes a trip along another timeline and returns, then their "realities" are still in sync. I know it is difficult to understand, but you must not forget that in essence, we are all one consciousness that has differentiated itself to experience different realities. Like apples on a tree, we are individuals, but we are also all parts of the same tree.

[Slanguaj]

I generally understand the idea that reality is one cloud of cognitive energy with various frequencies witnessing and thus creating itself through individual experiences (to the extent that a human being can) But I don't see how this quantum physics principle applies to time travel. I had always lent towards the idea that time travel would reveal one unified timeline. But you're claiming that there are multiple time lines, yet they are... the same?

[Slanguaj]

Is there somewhere I can find all these technical details regarding multiple timelines?

[AragornCF]

Ehm, I think the explanations given by Dan Burisch might be a good start. He also gives lots of details on Project Lookingglass, the device they used for looking into the future.

You can find some of that stuff here on YouTube by subscribing to the channel of "jagbodh" - that's Kerry Cassidy from Project Camelot - or via Project Camelot's own website.

[smuckerlingos]

to all intents and purposes, he is a time travelling ET.

That is about right?

Well he would be to someone in the 1800s!

[FaFaFury]

your more than likely an ET too! I wouldn't doubt that much of man's/woman's ancestory can be found in the stars.

[palehuapalehua]

Lincon times......what a brilliant hostess.

[garysingh101]

This guy has got brass ones definately, crazy and casual, I love it...!! This really makes sense..so the military where jumping the gun, given a little by the E.T.s and then going ahead to see what they have to do, what was/is their motive...where are they heading, I suppose I am jumping the gun now, still more to go... :)

I am geting Andrew's book, for sure, mars is my connection to all of this, maybe...??

[freepress666]

why didnt you ask him how he got back from the past being he couldnt carry any metal objects with him

[jessicamystic1]

i am not sure maybe because i was already trying to remember so many other questions since i could not interrupt right when they came to me

what ever questions you have for him i might do a another interview with him just him answering everyone's question on here

it is a very good question

[neoseyes]

Sorry Jess. I thought he was nuts. He is not. He is cool.

[faszika]

yes difficult data to digest just a few months ago a flat out rejected time travel. theres more to it than that

[FaFaFury]

because once you consider more and have been presented the facts it's not so far out there is it?

[FaFaFury]

why the change in heart?