I interview Remote Viewer, Brett Stuart about Troika and Technical Intuition sites and the various topics of his and his team’s explorations in consciousness. Various topics are : latest webinars, Nazca Aliens, Red Dog (Ascension chair / ancient artifact, responsible remote viewing with a conscience and more.
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KERRY CASSIDY
PROJECT CAMELOT
projectcamelot.tv
Kerry Cassidy is the CEO/ Founder of Project Camelot. Kerry is a documentary filmmaker/investigative journalist, author and well known host of Project Camelot TV broadcasting weekly live shows on Youtube. PROJECT CAMELOT http://projectcamelot.tv aka projectcamelotportal.com – is a leader in the alternative media sector, with a Youtube channel that has over 900 video interviews over past 16 years, plus 5 years of radio show interviews and over 70 million unique viewers worldwide with over 289,000 subscribers. Kerry travels the world conducting interviews and documenting the testimony of whistleblowers with above top secret clearances as well as authors, researchers and experiencers covering conspiracies, the secret space program, black projects, ETs, kundalini and ascension and free energy. She speaks at conferences around the world and is considered one of the leaders of the disclosure movement. Kerry’s book, “Rebel Gene: Secret Space and the Future of Humanity” documents her trip down the rabbit hole and years in Project Camelot. 5-STARS ON AMAZON! Due to censorship and demonetization by Youtube Project Camelot has now become a subscription based platform. JOIN NOW BECOME A MEMBER
Kerry please please please stop critiquing and speaking for your guests. Save your critique and comments until after as many times you put words in peoples mouths and speak for them. Often times they go, “well sort of … etc. and when you say, “yes that’s right, or “actually what really is happening…” and then you contradict them or attempt to educate them and they seem not to speak freely. I love your work but you are way to involved and biased at times. When you interviewed Bill Tompkins (my favorite ) you interrupted him again and again and he never got to finish several answers in what I felt as critical points in the interview.