Stanford Medical School professor says aliens walk among us, and have been here for a long time.

JGeropoulas

The Living Force
Dr. Garry Nolan, a professor at Stanford University’s medical school who worked with the CIA to analyze U.S. personnel who developed medical issues after alleged contact with UFOs, has stated that extraterrestrial life not only exists, but walks among us.

Dr. Nolan made his comments on a panel at the recent Salt iConnections conference in Manhattan, New York, which featured panels on a variety of topics including geopolitics, economics, and finance.

Moderator Alex Klokus asked Nolan if he believes extraterrestrial life has visited Earth, and the prof replied, “I think you can go a step further — it hasn’t just visited, it’s been here a long time, and it’s still here.”
“You know, people talk about the ‘Wow! signal’ looking for extraterrestrial intelligence. The ‘Wow! signal’ is that people see it on an almost regular basis, that’s the communication that’s already here,” Nolan said.
The “Wow! signal” refers to a burst of radio waves captured from outer space in 1977. The signal was 30 times stronger than typical background radiation and prompted some astronomers to believe it may have come from aliens looking for other signs of life.

Dr. Nolan has previously debunked some claims about extraterrestrial life on earth, using DNA analysis to prove that a purported “mummified alien” found in the Atacama Desert was in fact human.

In 2021, due to the unique blood analysis tools developed by his lab at Stanford, he was approached by the CIA to analyze blood samples from U.S. military personnel suffering from medical issues that arose following reports of contact with UFOs.

In his appearance on the panel, Nolan explained the potential of extraterrestrial technology.

“A grain of silicon back in the 50s and 60s changed our entire world… Now, we have multiple simultaneous sensor systems that have seen these objects go from fifty feet above the water to up to fourteen miles, and then back in less than a second. The U.S. government has confirmed that these kinds of measurements have been done.”

“It does stuff that we can’t do, we know the Russians and the Chinese are not doing… If you can go from zero to five thousand miles an hour and take a right turn and not end up squished like a bug on the windscreen, then watch is the physics that accomplishes that?”

“I know some of the physicists on the inside who work at some of these big defense corporations, who’ve basically said ‘well here’s how you tweak even general relativity to accomplish that,’ and then you say ‘how much energy is needed to do it?’ Well, more than the entire nuclear output of the planet, per day, per movement.”

“So you start to backtrack and say, who could do that? Well, we can’t. Would we be able to do it in a thousand years?”

“But if you had a piece of any of this – let’s say it’s a thousand revolutions ahead of us, or a million revolutions ahead of us – even a tiny piece of knowledge from that could revolutionize what it is we’re doing.”

Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News. He is the author of #DELETED: Big Tech’s Battle to Erase the Trump Movement and Steal The Election.

 
The idea that aliens (David Jacobs would say hybrid beings) have walked among us is probably true. I met a man in a chinese takeaway in Bournemouth way back in 2004. He was profusely sweating, very apologetic, well dressed but a little tousled, and was desperate to get his food immediately. I and my girlfriend then talked to him for about ten minutes, about credit ratings on our bank accounts. He was very ostentatiously rich and boasted of his wealth, but he was perfectly friendly. I've never met a person like him before or since, He just was a surreal presence. I told my girlfriend later that I thought he was an alien and she laughed and said I was off my rocker! But he was just so weird, obsessively ingratiating but plain odd. Like some weird cosmic interloper. Just relaying this old memory from 19 years ago it seems banal, but the memory has stuck with me nevertheless. The truth is very often stranger than fiction.
 
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