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A UFO whistleblower claims a superweapon is being developed in the South Pole.
Eric Hecker, a former contractor for US weapons manufacturer Raytheon, has testified to the US Congress about secret projects based on extraterrestrial technology .
And he's now made the outlandish claim a device that can trigger earthquakes anywhere on on the planet has been created
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The kilometre-wide neutrino array is supposedly being used as an “air traffic control” system for advanced secret aircraft based on captured alien technology.
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He has also sensationally claimed that the neutrino detector can also be used to communicate with spacecraft operating elsewhere in the Solar System.
Hecker says he had been told these bizarre secrets because he was trained to put out fires.
“When I arrived to the facility as a tradesman and firefighter I was read into how everything worked because I needed for the safety of my crew to be able to battle fires and and engage things appropriately,” he explained.
Hecker told the Shawn Ryan show that he has learned about some truly incredible scientific advances that have largely been kept secret from the general public – such as a “mind control” device that can beam adverts into peoples’ brains while they sleep.
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"Imagine if they can do that next year … who's who's been doing it for the last decade or so?”
He said that “when we look around the world and we see everybody acting the way they have been acting” any widespread recent changes could be blamed on this thought control device.
Hecker could have been alluding to 2021 experiments from the Coors Beer company in the US.
It attempted to use "targeted dream incubation” to influence the dreams of the nearly 100 million Super Bowl viewers the night before the big game.
That was based on a hypnotic video, though, rather than extraterrestrial technology.
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