Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"Well, this is unbelievable. If you can't handle that voice, if you can't handle me, you cannot. You are not going to enjoy the rest of this program." — Henry Zebrowski
"The idea is that there is a gigantic fleet of intergalactic possibly spaceships that are living either off-world and what they call breakaway civilizations, which is possible like gigantic solar systems that are handmade by us with the elite live or the idea that they're-- but it also delves into esoteric things like we didn't land on the moon because if we were to land on the moon, it's too crowded with alien space spaces and it's for us to land." — Marcus Parks
"And the United States America got a bunch of them. And Russia got a bunch of them, right? And so what happened was that we started working on our own separate space programs. Rones separate space programs. Quote and quote, separate space programs." — Marcus Parks
The episode begins by framing the concept of a "secret space program" as requiring a degree of emotional investment from the listener, often linked to historical narratives and conspiracies. It suggests that believing in such a program necessitates delving into complex layers of hidden information. The discussion then pivots to the idea that NASA itself is somehow complicit or misrepresented within these theories, with a visual representation of "NASA" being altered to include a dollar sign. The hosts explore the notion of breakaway civilizations and the controversial claim that the moon landing was faked due to alleged overcrowding of alien spacecraft.
The narrative traces a historical thread from the Thule Society and its alleged connection to Nazi occultism and extraterrestrial contact. This leads to the post-World War II era, where captured Nazi scientists were reportedly brought to the United States and Russia, fueling separate and potentially collusive secret space programs. The episode then introduces the figure of Valiant Thor, an alleged Venusian visitor from 1957, whose story is recounted through the writings of Dr. Frank Strangis. Thor's purported interactions with President Eisenhower and Richard Nixon are detailed, including a proposal to eliminate hunger and disease on Earth, which was allegedly rejected by global powers due to economic collapse concerns.
Further exploration delves into the hacking activities of Gary McKinnon in the early 2000s, who claimed to have found evidence of a secret space program called "Solar Warden" within NASA and military computer systems. McKinnon's alleged discoveries included cigar-shaped motherships and non-terrestrial personnel. The episode also touches upon the claims of whistleblower Corey Goode, who posits the existence of a secret space program run by the U.S. Navy and supported by advanced technologies that could revolutionize life on Earth but are suppressed to maintain economic control.