UFO's, Disclosure, and Earthquakes at Area 51 | Redacted News
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0:00 Well, in the span of 24 hours, there have been 17 earthquakes near Area 51.
0:04 It started with a 4.4 magnitude quake just two and a half miles underground.
0:08 The area is normally not prone to earthquakes this shallow,
0:12 and it's leading to theories of nuclear testing or even
0:14 UFOs because it all happened after President Trump said this.
0:19 Do you have an update on the UFO files
0:21 and what might be what we're going to be seeing?
0:23 Well, I think we're going to be releasing as much as we can in the near future.
0:28 They want to find out about the UFOs and uh
0:31 anything having to do with UFO or related material and we're
0:35 going to be releasing a lot of things from that we
0:37 have and I think some it's going to be very interesting.
0:42 Very interesting.
0:43 Okay.
0:43 What exactly is going to be said?
0:45 According to UFO researcher George Knapp,
0:47 these earthquakes occurred right after DNI Tulsi Gabbard was on site at Area 51.
0:53 Watch.
0:54 in Nevada.
0:55 I I'd been seeing these hints for a couple of days uh
0:58 that the VIP visitor was going to be out of Groom Lake.
1:02 And apparently yesterday,
1:04 I don't know if Representative Berles was with this VIP,
1:08 but the VIP in question is supposedly Tulsi Gabbard,
1:12 who made a visit, flew into Nellis, then took a little Janet plane, I think,
1:16 and and went to Groom Lake and then came back and left uh Las Vegas yesterday.
1:21 And um I don't know So, was it Area 51?
1:26 Is it S4?
1:28 What exactly is going on here?
1:29 And are we about The bigger question, regardless of these earthquakes,
1:32 though, is are we about to experience disclosure?
1:36 Are we getting very close to that?
1:38 Chris Leato is the host of the Lato Files.
1:41 Joins us now from Portugal to talk about this.
1:44 Um, well, Portugal, uh,
1:48 is used to having some massive earthquakes over the years.
1:51 famously one of the greatest natural
1:53 disasters in world history happened in Lisbon, Portugal um in the 1700s.
1:59 Absolutely devastating.
2:00 Um so, you know, on the surface it seems, Chris,
2:03 like you know, this is just a a random a random occurrence.
2:07 17 earthquakes happening all over this location.
2:10 But when you dig a little bit deeper into this, as Dr.
2:13 Steven Greer has and others who've pointed out that there
2:16 are nuclear deterrent mechanisms that are set about all through
2:21 these locations that can be triggered at a moment's notice
2:24 in order to basically collapse these structures and to hide these structures.
2:28 So anyway, just on the nuclear piece of this and and the earthquake
2:33 piece of this, what do you make of this?
2:34 Yeah, I think as far as the nuclear angle, you know,
2:38 we could tell right away when North Korea detonated a nuke a nuke underground,
2:43 you know, when they did a nuclear test.
2:45 So, you can tell by the just the P waves and the S-waves.
2:48 You have the the compression waves.
2:50 I'm not a seismologist, but they they can easily tell,
2:54 we could tell right away that it was a nuclear test
2:56 because you have so much energy coming from the same single point,
3:00 you know, and that's going to be your compression waves.
3:02 And then you have the S-waves which are, you know, your your sheer waves.
3:07 And so we would know right away if this was nuclear test.
3:10 Like without a doubt all around the world,
3:12 they would have they would have known,
3:13 hey, there's a nuke test going on um under Nevada.
3:18 So I, you know, I can pretty confidently
3:20 say that I don't think it's a nuclear test,
3:23 but you could say like Avi Lobo argued that if it is mundane,
3:27 then it's probably military testing.
3:30 And the military has detonated a lot of weapons underground.
3:35 You know, not necessarily that much under Nevada, but they have detonated,
3:41 you know, 4700 tons of TNT up in White Sands.
3:46 Believe that was in 1984 to do a test.
3:49 So, that is a lot, you know, um that's a lot of explosives.
3:53 And so, you could theoretically that would be
3:56 enough energy to cause a 4.4 magnitude quake.
3:59 you know, they said it was 2.2 kilotons of explosives is what you would need.
4:05 So, theoretically, it could be military testing,
4:08 but then the epicenter is is quite shallow for an earthquake.
4:11 It was 4 km.
4:12 So, that's 2 and 1/2 miles under the ground,
4:14 which is which is, you know, rare for that area.
4:18 That's why it is kind of interesting.
4:20 But even then, 2.5 miles down is still really deep.
4:23 You know, the deepest test that we know about
4:25 was in Russia and that was uh 9,000 ft.
4:29 So that was a mile and a half down.
4:31 So that we do detonate explosives pretty far down,
4:34 but 2.5 mi is still really far.
4:37 So you know, I think the experts are leaning towards this is just a natural,
4:43 you know, natural occurrence of these earthquakes.
4:45 But what is unique is that it is in this test range.
4:49 So this is a very interesting test range like you mentioned there,
4:51 Area 51 is in there.
4:53 They mentioned Groom Lake.
4:55 So you have a lot of very interesting test sites.
5:00 You know, we've detonated it's over 900 nuclear weapons in that area.
5:06 So you have, you know,
5:08 this is where the crown jewels of the US military live, right?
5:15 It's right in the center of the desert.
5:16 It's very hard to get to.
5:18 You know, no one's out there.
5:19 It's easy to to monitor, right?
5:22 There's no trees so you can easily see who's coming.
5:25 Um, so there, you know, there's probably hundreds at least,
5:30 maybe thousands of miles of tunnels underneath Nevada.
5:34 So it is a very interesting site.
5:36 But in this case, you know, really the only thing I could even consider,
5:41 and I say this very hesitantly or with, you know,
5:44 with the warning speculation, conspiracy speculation, um,
5:48 is what could cause earthquakes if it's not weapons.
5:52 And the only thing that came to mind was Eric Hecker, if you remember him.
5:56 He was the fire.
5:57 I'm so glad.
5:58 Yeah, I'm so glad you brought that literally was my next question.
6:00 You must be mind readading me, but go ahead.
6:02 I don't mean to interrupt.
6:03 Eric Hecker, who was stationed at the South Pole
6:06 station in Antarctica at the ice ice cube nutrino detector,
6:11 which was being used in large part and one of the massive
6:15 pieces of this weaponry was that it could cause and create earthquakes.
6:19 That was his main claim and that's that's what I what I thought of.
6:23 You know, what what could this be if if it was causing earthquakes?
6:26 And Hecker said that, you know, they tested the ice cube nutrino.
6:32 it was that you could actually turn it to transmit.
6:35 That's what he's saying.
6:36 So the the scientists all say this is, you know, this is false.
6:40 It's obviously incorrect conspiracy theory.
6:43 Um the scientists argument is that these are receive only detectors.
6:47 So the ice cube nutrino, it's basically a kilometer by kilometer um diodes.
6:53 There's over 5,000 of these receivers in the ice.
6:56 It's very interesting.
6:57 And it picks up uh chirov radiation.
7:00 That's really the radiation that emits when a nutrino
7:03 hits a water particle stuck in the ice.
7:06 So in itself, it's just an amazing scientific experiment.
7:10 And so Eric Hecker was the fire chief there and he said
7:12 he stumbled upon um a very high power uh energy cables essentially.
7:19 So his argument is that they were turning these receiver diodes
7:22 onto transmit and it was some sort of directed energy weapon.
7:26 And so he said in 20 uh 2010 2011 when he was there
7:31 uh this this you know weapon as he argues caused the Christ Church earthquake
7:38 right and so that's the only thing I can think
7:39 of and I I say this again warning you know conspiracy
7:43 speculation u the physicists say it's not possible the only
7:47 thing I could consider is that could you possibly use some
7:50 sort of resonance you know low energy waves to vibrate
7:54 at the exact perfect frequency to cause um you know
7:58 the the the earthquake or the water that's located
8:02 at the fault to actually vibrate to cause some sort of quake.
8:06 But again, I I think this is very speculative.
8:08 So that's all I consider.
8:11 Yeah, I mean you're right about that piece of it.
8:13 But to me, the bigger point now is about
8:15 disclosure and about these VIPs who've been making these trips.
8:18 And we we this is not a conspiracy at all.
8:21 Um, we do know that that Congressman Berles
8:24 and Berett um and now according to George
8:27 Knap's reporting uh DNI Tulsi Gabbard at Area 51 um going to these secret sites.
8:34 So, and then President Trump coming out and making
8:36 his message of course about the coming disclosures.
8:39 So, what do you make about these VIPs,
8:41 members of Congress going to these different locations
8:43 ahead of what the president is set to announce?
8:47 I think first off, it's just amazing to see
8:50 the president saying the word UFO in the Oval Office,
8:53 you know, and it's not a joke and he's serious about it.
8:56 I I think that's just amazing to to watch and every time I see it's amazing.
9:01 And he's asked the Pentagon, the Secretary of War, to release these files on it.
9:05 So, and he said it publicly and the Secretary of War has said it.
9:08 So, this is not like
9:10 20 years ago on TV where they'd make fun of you for bringing it up.
9:14 No.
9:14 So just that is amazing to see.
9:17 You know, I've only been investigating for almost six years now.
9:21 So I can't imagine people have been looking into this topic for decades,
9:25 you know, like George Knap, etc.
9:27 But yeah, I can't imagine even seeing a president say that, say
9:34 the word UFO in the O oval office without making a joke.
9:37 You know, he's saying it seriously.
9:39 And he directed as many organizations as he could.
9:44 it seems like to try and release their files.
9:47 But the question is, is anything going to change?
9:50 You know, that's that's the big question.
9:52 And yes, he's he's said a lot of things, but we've seen no documents.
9:57 Nothing has changed.
9:58 And a lot of the arguments is that, you know,
10:01 they're not going to let the information go up.
10:03 There's there's a need to know.
10:05 And so, you're not going to tell the president
10:08 if they are actually holding this sort of material.
10:10 You're not going to tell him.
10:12 And it's so he can actually deny it, right?
10:15 So he has legitimate deniability.
10:16 So the CIA has has referenced this many
10:19 times in the past that they have legitimate deniability.
10:23 So I think is it actually going to change anything?
10:28 Well, what's definitely changed is um the whole topic
10:31 in general that it's it's now considered a serious topic.
10:35 It's not just laughed about.
10:36 It's not joked about.
10:37 And I think that for sure has changed.
10:40 Will we get disclosure?
10:41 I I would love that to happen.
10:45 Do I think that's gonna happen?
10:46 You know, probably not.
10:48 I just look at the past 80 years.
10:51 You know, look at what happened uh with the Kennedy assassination.
10:55 So that I mean we pretty much know the CIA did it.
10:58 I mean they they were at least complicit.
11:01 Something happened, you know,
11:03 or elements inside the CIA were at least partly involved.
11:08 And yet nothing's come out.
11:09 We still don't know.
11:10 Um I think there's just it's not in any
11:13 interest of the US government to release this information.
11:16 There's no benefit.
11:17 There's no advantage.
11:18 So I think I'm very excited, optimistic,
11:23 and I think it's amazing positive news when people like Berles are so motivated.
11:29 Mosvitz, you know, Burchett, they're still being elected.
11:33 They're still talking about this stuff.
11:34 And I would, yes, I would love for them to go to these secret sites.
11:39 Very excited to hear what they have to report.
11:42 Yeah, we're hoping to get uh Congressman Berles or Berett on the show here
11:45 over the next couple of days um to kind of deep dive what you know,
11:50 their latest revelations, what they've seen,
11:51 what they're allowed to say publicly.
11:53 So, that's something that we are working on wholeheartedly here.
11:56 But I agree with you.
11:57 I mean, given the fact that we haven't received
11:59 the Epstein files in the way that we had hoped,
12:01 we haven't received the JFK files in the way that we were promised,
12:04 there's still all of this holding back of documents,
12:08 um, you know, double the volume.
12:10 You know, they're giving us like 50% of the stuff.
12:12 So, what will President Trump be allowed to say?
12:14 I mean, famously, Bill Clinton was not on a need- to- know basis about Area 51.
12:19 So, the president of the United States is not on a need to- know basis.
12:22 Members of Congress are not Sen famously Senator Patrick Ley, remember?
12:26 I mean of Vermont, he was yelled at by a general.
12:30 Don't ever ask those questions again.
12:31 So he even as a sitting senator not allowed to get these answers, Chris.
12:37 Yeah, exactly.
12:38 Because as soon as you tell them the information is is compromised.
12:46 Yeah.
12:45 It's as simple as that.
12:46 I mean, legitimate deniability.
12:48 You're not going to tell you're not going to tell the president your deepest,
12:51 darkest military technological secrets.
12:55 you know, they're not going to tell them
12:56 how our our nuclear weapons work, you know,
12:59 or how our our best stealth technology works
13:02 or even technology that we don't even know about.
13:05 You're not going to tell the president.
13:07 Um because then it's a risk.
13:09 Why does he need to know?
13:10 He doesn't need to know that to actually enact his duties as the president.
13:16 So, I think they do have legitimate deniability.
13:19 The CIA has said this in the past.
13:21 It's in their operating procedures.
13:23 So, I don't think there's any advantage for them to release this information.
13:28 There's no advantage for the president to know this information.
13:31 And these people aren't stupid.
13:33 Like, you're not going to just write this sort
13:36 of information on electronic documents and, you know,
13:41 store them in a file cabinet, right?
13:43 You know, that's just not how this works.
13:44 I think think about our nuclear facilities, right?
13:48 Did you know inside of a nuclear facility there is nothing digital?
13:52 You cannot use a single digital uh piece of equipment inside of a nuke reactor.
13:58 Like it all has to be analog.
14:00 Yeah.
14:00 There's there's a whole u industry based
14:03 around making these complicated analog only sensors
14:08 um simply because a digital system inside
14:10 of a nuclear reactor can be compromised.
14:14 Yeah.
14:14 Right.
14:14 So there's only analog sensors inside of nuclear reactors.
14:18 So, as we've been told by David Grush, um, other whistleblowers,
14:22 is that this technology,
14:23 this information is kept right next to the nuclear secrets, right?
14:28 It they think it's in the same um
14:30 in the same document protection as your nuclear weapon secrets.
14:35 And so, they're going to treat it just the same.
14:37 You know, they're they're not dumb.
14:39 They're not going to they're not going
14:40 to use a digital sensor in a nuke reactor.
14:42 And they're not just going to put all the documents labeled
14:45 UFO in some file cabinet and then give it to the president.
14:48 You know, it's just it's not going to happen.
14:52 Chris Leato is a host of the Lato Files.
14:54 Thank you so much.
14:55 I mean, I'm hopeful.
14:55 I'm hopeful for disclosure, but uh I I tend to, you know,
14:59 I'm usually a glass half full kind of person,
15:01 but I I tend to agree with you on this that they're
15:03 going to give us just like the Epstein Files, just like JFK.
15:07 Um they're just going to give us little pieces of it,
15:09 just enough to wet our whistle, so to speak, you know.
15:14 Will we see medbeds?
15:16 I don't know.
15:17 Will we see the the time machine technology,
15:20 the uh the jump rooms allowing people to travel
15:23 back to the 1940s and 2050 and all of that?
15:27 I don't know.
15:28 Chris, great to see you.
15:29 Thank you so much for this.
15:30 I appreciate you joining us uh late into the evening over there in Portugal.
15:34 Great to see you.
15:36 Yeah, thank you, Clayton.
15:37 Always great to be on your show.
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