Luigi Vendittelli, the man behind the Bob Lazar "S4" documentary, is working on a new Travis Walton documentary.
Luigi & Travis have been friends for many years...
@InterstellarUAP@Bertiesghost411 how is telling the truth throwing shade.. ? lmao
quit trying to act like you're in-the-know and you have some super cool intel that no one else has
the backchannels = someone shared rob's post to a group chat you are in (likely)
..and promising of TV show appearances, etc.
the video itself isn't the issues here, its ethics.
i personally don't think the video means, or shows anything - other than too the person who filmed it
MB took this video to a news station, and presented in front of an audience who paid to get in.. on top of numerous podcasts as "proof" that he has psionic abilities
In a recent X Space, @BillyKryzak (ProPixel) admitted he failed to properly vet Mike Battista’s alleged psionic session vid before helping it go viral.
Per Billy:
• Mike didn’t record the footage.
• Mike wasn’t even at the session.
• Billy believed Mike was there bc Mike told him so.
• Billy says Mike claimed the vid as his own to add credibility.
Billy even called it a lie, saying, “Once u open the door & u tell the lie, the lie gets bigger & bigger.”
Remember, I called out this exact vid back in June as a visual Rorschach test. & Mike jumped into my replies defending it.
Turns out, according to Billy, Mike wasn’t even there.
Let that sink in. 🧾
🔗 X Space (see 1:51:49 mark): https://t.co/VJE3ywkLQf
thats not the point. the point is that people are manipulated easily.. not just this woman, or the people in the audience, but billy as well...
wanting to believe makes people susceptible to manipulation by people who are thought to have good intentions.. thats been going on in ufology since there ever was a ufology
if you are cool with people lying, why care about the truth of The Phenomena?
@AAWSNAP1947@ophello@UFOCircleJerk@HighEarthOrbit_ Contemporaneous Evidence is always great to have to make a case. But it isnt always (often not) smoking gun evidence. And I'm not sure he knows the difference.
That's actually exactly how counter intelligence works. Seed bullshit let them turn it into further bullshit with more details and theories and fluff and excitement.
There's proof time and time again thats an IC tactic - especially against people trying to pry into what happens behind closed doors in the military.
Sometimes you have to separate the UFO from the situation to see it differently.
But you can choose to see it how you wish.
I had some questions about the Shickshinny Knights after the Psiocoactivo Podcast.
I've shared that when I was looking into them (when it was rumored Grusch was a member) I did find a famous member from ufology: Lt. Col. Phillip Corso.
I do have a file that I worked up about them but I'm away from home. So I asked Gemini to write me a brief summary for you about the Knights and how they specifically tie into ufo lore.
The Shickshinny Knights (officially registered as the Sovereign Order of Saint John of Jerusalem) were a self-styled, controversial chivalric order founded in Shickshinny, Pennsylvania in the 1950s. Led by Charles Pichel, the group fabricated a pseudo-history claiming direct descent from a 1798 Russian Grand Priory to issue titles to prominent Americans. Ideologically, they combined fierce, far-right anti-communism with an intense fascination with esoteric fringe science.
Their Connection to UFOs
The group acts as a foundational, behind-the-scenes incubator for modern UFO lore through two primary connections:
• Colonel Philip J. Corso: The group’s most famous member was the ultimate UFO whistleblower. In his 1997 book The Day After Roswell, Corso claimed he spearheaded a secret military program to reverse-engineer crashed alien tech. In the 1960s, Corso served on the Shickshinny Knights' "Armed Services Committee" alongside other high-ranking, deeply paranoid military figures. The group's profound distrust of the federal government and belief in hidden technologies heavily shaped Corso's worldview before he blew the whistle.
• Orgone Energy & Propulsion Research: The order actively recruited fringe scientists, including prominent Orgone energy researchers like Jerome Eden, Dr. Richard Blasband, and Dr. Elsworth Baker. These researchers believed that Orgone (a theoretical cosmic life-force energy) was directly tied to UFO propulsion mechanisms, attempting to merge spiritual warfare with alternative physics to defeat the Soviet threat.
In modern ufology, whenever whistleblowers point to the "Knights of Malta" or religious secret societies acting as shadow gatekeepers for legacy UFO programs, researchers frequently trace the origin of those theories back to the historical footprints of this specific Shickshinny offshoot.
Jerome Eden wrote several specific books that combined ufology with Dr. Wilhelm Reich's controversial Orgone energy theories.
His most prominent, definitive book on the subject is:
• Planet in Trouble: The UFO Assault on Earth (Published in 1973 by Exposition Press).
• Sub-title: "Startling Proof of the Danger From Outer Space and How Wilhelm Reich's Discoveries Can Be Used to Combat It."
• The Premise: In this text, Eden argues that extraterrestrials are hostile "scavengers" operating craft powered by cosmic forces. He claimed that these UFOs were actively draining Earth's atmosphere and life energy, directly causing global droughts, the creation of deserts, and environmental decay. He proposed utilizing Reich’s experimental "cloud-busting" technology as a planet-wide defense mechanism against them.
@ophello@UFOCircleJerk@AAWSNAP1947@HighEarthOrbit_ You shoehorn personal beliefs and promulgate them as fact. That's not good-faith. Even if thats how you personally interpret it.
But like BK.. "have it your way!"