Topic: Kentucky

2 chapters across the catalog

Jeff Davis(Classic 1996) Black Helicopters And UFOs [gFYB48dpJTk]
27:04 - 29:17

Jeff Davis(Classic 1996) Black Helicopters And UFOs [gFYB48dpJTk]

Foo Fighters and the Death of Captain Thomas Mantell

The modern UFO era began with Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting of "flying saucers" over Washington State, following wartime reports of "Foo Fighters" and Scandinavian "ghost rockets." In 1948, Captain Thomas Mantell died after his plane crashed while he was pursuing a large metallic object over Kentucky. The official explanation that Mantell was chasing the planet Venus remains a point of contention for researchers and former colleagues like Senator Howard Cannon.

Jeff Davis With Special Guest Alex Jones Militarization Of Police July 7, 1997 [FyIRc LlG2U]
4:09 - 6:59

Jeff Davis With Special Guest Alex Jones Militarization Of Police July 7, 1997 [FyIRc LlG2U]

Mammoth Cave National Park Designated as UN Biosphere Reserve

A tourist guide for Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky reveals the site has been designated as an International Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The transition is presented as evidence of the United Nations taking control of American national parks without public election. The involvement of John D. Rockefeller in financing the UN facility in New York City is cited as a historical precursor to this globalist expansion.