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April 15, 2007: UFO and Antigravity Disclosure - David Sereda | Mysterious Wheat Blight - Ed Dames
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Art Bell welcomes David Sereda to discuss UFO and antigravity disclosure, followed by Major Ed Dames on a mysterious wheat blight threatening global food supplies. Sereda presents his research into NASA shuttle footage showing unexplained objects and explores the physics behind potential antigravity propulsion systems. He argues that government agencies possess suppressed knowledge about advanced energy technologies that could transform transportation and power generation.
Major Ed Dames joins in the second half to address a newly evolved wheat rust called UG-99, first discovered in Uganda and now spreading across East Africa toward the Middle East. Dames notes that he predicted years earlier through remote viewing that a fungal plant pathogen originating in Africa would threaten worldwide agriculture. He explains that one of the fungus spores is uniquely resistant to ultraviolet light and can survive at high altitudes on the wind for weeks, making containment nearly impossible.
The conversation turns urgent as Dames warns that existing fungicide supplies are already stretched thin protecting soybean crops and cannot handle an additional wheat epidemic. He advocates for the immediate development of environmentally controlled agricultural habitats as the only viable long-term solution to protect the food supply from mounting biological and solar threats.
Major Ed Dames joins in the second half to address a newly evolved wheat rust called UG-99, first discovered in Uganda and now spreading across East Africa toward the Middle East. Dames notes that he predicted years earlier through remote viewing that a fungal plant pathogen originating in Africa would threaten worldwide agriculture. He explains that one of the fungus spores is uniquely resistant to ultraviolet light and can survive at high altitudes on the wind for weeks, making containment nearly impossible.
The conversation turns urgent as Dames warns that existing fungicide supplies are already stretched thin protecting soybean crops and cannot handle an additional wheat epidemic. He advocates for the immediate development of environmentally controlled agricultural habitats as the only viable long-term solution to protect the food supply from mounting biological and solar threats.