Ted Rice & Stuart Eglington joins us for a thought provoking and confronting discussion about cloning, Dulce Base, Alien Abductions and the threats and intimidation meted out to Ted which caused Ted to drop out of the research investigation scene for a number of years. Ted & Stuart discusses the untimely mysterious death of Dr. Karla Turner and the events which led up to her demise as well as the untimely and suspicious death of Barbara Bartholic.
In Part 2 Ted Rice and Stuart talk about the significance of the colors Purple and Green and the program to acclimate children into the reality of the reptilian presence through television exemplified by Barney the Purple Dinosaur. Note: Part 2 is shorter than usual due to a mix up in coordinating the Zoom Meeting involving the various time zones.
In Part 1 of Bartley’s Commentaries on the Cosmic Wars, James talks about a variety of ET related subjects, including craft seen to come out of larger craft, Alien-Military Confrontations, Military Ambushes of Alien Craft, […]
About James Bartley James Bartley has researched Alien Abductions, Reptilian Abductions and Military Abductions for over twenty five years. Summary This week James Bartley discusses Afghanistan, the lessons to be learned from the “Breaking Bad” […]
In Part 1 Lisa O’Hara, the author of “Abducted and Furious,” a lifelong alien abductee and survivor of remote influencing and gang stalking, talks about her life. Lisa had encounters with Mantis Beings. She talks […]
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Thank the three of you for bringing even more light to “The Masquerade of Angels” and so much more. With Stuart, Ted, and James insights made this is one of the BEST. Hearing Ted speak was wonderful to me after all these years of listening and reading. Remembering Candy and Barbie always warms my heart. Thanks again.
Thank the three of you for bringing even more light to “The Masquerade of Angels” and so much more. With Stuart, Ted, and James insights made this is one of the BEST. Hearing Ted speak was wonderful to me after all these years of listening and reading. Remembering Candy and Barbie always warms my heart. Thanks again.