Why Do Scientists Keep Dying?

Why do scientists keep dying?

We can't make jokes cuz it's a serious

topic. I wouldn't make a joke even if I

could because it's a serious topic and I

don't make jokes about serious topics. A

couple of weeks ago on February 27th, a

retired twostar general walked out of

his house in Albuquerque, New Mexico,

and never returned. He left his phone on

the counter. He left his glasses on the

table, but he took his 38 revolver, his

wallet, and his hiking boots. His wife

came home an hour later and the house

was completely empty. That was a couple

of weeks ago. The FBI is still looking

for him and they have found absolutely

nothing. His name is William Neil

McCasslin and for the last three decades

he ran some of the most classified

research programs in the United States

Air Force. McCasslin wasn't some desk

jockey as they called him who retired

and moved to the desert. He was a

commander of the Air Force Research

Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force

Base in Ohio where he oversaw 2.2

billion dollars a year in military

science and technology programs. That's

a lot of responsibility. To put that

into context, the AFRL is the Air

Force's entire science wing. Every

experimental weapon, every next

generation aircraft, every piece of

technology the Air Force hasn't yet told

us of flows through that laboratory with

McCastlin and Dexter. Dexter's probably

there as well. Massastlin was the person

in charge of all of that. Advanced

propulsion systems, directed energy

weapons, hypersonic research, next

generation sensors, stuff that's talked

about now in disclosures, but used to be

talked about in tabloids. All right,

scary stuff. Before that, McCastasslin

ran the space-based laser project, which

is a thing apparently, and served as

chief engineer on the GPS program and

held leadership positions at Kirtland

Air Force Base and the Pentagon, my

favorite shape. He has degrees from the

Air Force Academy, MIT, and Harvard.

This is a man who spent 30 years inside

the most classified rooms in the

country. And then one Thursday morning,

he walked into the New Mexico desert

with aing revolver. and nobody has seen

him since. That's honestly terrifying.

And I personally, with the help of you,

will get to the bottom of it. Just

kidding. This is a very dark rabbit hole

we're going down. And uh it's scary.

Don't you know, we love to see a fella

in STEM. We love to see a a gal in STEM,

but mother of God, shit's getting scary

out there. Now, the name Wright

Patterson means something if you follow

certain corners of the internet. It was

headquarters for Project Blue Book, the

military's official UFO investigation

that ran from 1952 to 1969. And for

decades, there's been a rumor that

wreckage from the Roswell crash from

1947 was shipped there to study.

Kirtland Air Force Base. Kind of a big

deal. And in 2016, somebody from one of

those corners of the internet put that

connection into writing. Tom Dong, the

guitarist for Blink 182. He also went on

to found a UFO disclosure organization.

That is the correct Tom Dong by the way.

Yes. And he can rip, I think. I mean, I

guess. I'm not a big Blink 182 guy. I'm

more of a Vladimir Owen type guy.

In 2016, Tom Dong sent an email to John

Podesta, who at the time was Hillary

Clinton's campaign chairman. That email

ended up on Wikileaks. And in it, Dong

quote wrote, "He is very, very aware as

he was in charge of all the stuff. When

Roswell crashed, they shipped it to the

laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force

Base. General McCasslin was in charge of

that exact laboratory up to a couple

years ago. He not only knows what I'm

trying to achieve, he helped assemble my

advisory team. He's a very important

man." That's a Wikileaks email quote. I

don't think that's how Tom Deong sounds,

but you know, McCasten wasn't just

mentioned in these emails. His personal

email

gmail.com shows up in the Podesta

archive confirming the time zone for a

Del Long Podesta meeting on January

25th, 2016. I was playing feed and fish

that day. Also probably a smart idea to

bleep and blur his personal email

address. His wife Susan's email accepted

the Google calendar invite for the same

meeting. They were both active

participants and not bystanders and Dong

was named dropping them. They were

coordinating logistics directly with

Podessa's office.

pretty official crazy stuff. Now, why is

the Hillary Clinton Podesta Connection

important? Well, obviously the

conspiracy corners, right, Patterson?

UFOs, all this stuff. Okay, conspiracy.

That's what this whole thing is about.

There's a bunch of people who have gone

missing who are tied to strange, bizarre

things. And when McCastlin disappeared

on February 27th, the internet went

exactly where you'd expect cuz on

February 19th, just 8 days before he

vanished, President Trump ordered the

declassification of UFO files. This is

about UFOs. All right, guys. This is

about 0 point energy. This is about the

horrors of the man-made institution of

science. And 8 days after that, the

general who Tom Dong said was in charge

of the Roswell material is gone. It's

bizarre. There's a bunch of little loose

pieces all over the place. and we're

going to try to connect some of them in

a respectful obviously way uh because

this is too bizarre not to talk about

but there's not a lot of information to

tie it all together to truly understand

what is going on. Ross Colart an

investigative journalist who covers UAPs

for News Nation called it a quote grave

national security crisis. Congressman

Eric Berles went on the weaponized

podcast on March 13th and confirmed

General McCasslin definitely is

connected to the UAP topic. self.

There's plenty of people tying those

threads.

>> Well, General Mc Massland definitely is

connected to the UAP topic.

>> Mccasin's wife, Susan, has been posting

on Facebook since the disappearance, and

she is pushing back on almost every

single theory. She wrote, "Neil does not

have any special knowledge about the ET

bodies and debris from the Roswell crash

stored at Wright Pratt." She said, "It

seems quite unlikely that he was taken

to extract very dated secrets from him."

She even joked, "Maybe the best

hypothesis is that aliens beamed him up

to the mother ship." That's honestly a

really fun way to look at it. I feel for

her. That sounds terrible. That sounds

uh very traumatic that her husband just

walked away and left and all these

people on the internet, including

myself, are saying, "Well,

aliens, I guess. I don't really know. Do

you know?" Cuz I don't know. It seems

suspicious, though. And it also seems

like it's worth talking about in all

honesty. So, she's refuting some of the

more conspiratorial things, but she's

also disputing the medical framing as

well. The silver alert announcing his

going missing cited medical issues, but

she says he was sharp and not

disoriented. And she did describe him as

at some risk, but never said what that

risk was. So his wife is denying the UFO

theories, the kidnapping theories, and

the dementia theories all at once while

being someone who was herself in the

Podesta meeting and whose own email is

in the Wikileaks archive. So there's

some level of legitimacy as to her

involvement in all of this this sort of

web. And she's saying that none of the

explanations fit. You may believe the

official story, maybe you don't. You go

on Reddit right now and search for

McCastlin, you'll find threads in

r/ufos,

r/aliens,

and r/conspiracy.

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