Buzz Aldrin's Antarctic Encounter

You see, my surrogate mother was Viola Armstrong.

She had a son named Neil.

Oh, really?

As you know, the story goes, he went down to Antarctica, had a,

a heart attack stroke combo, and came back and,

and then there was stuff on the internet.

I had to look at Buzz and ask him,

uh, "Buzz, what happened down there, Bud?" Um,

Buzz did say one thing,

and, um, it just stuck in my head. It's the way he said it.

He just said, um, "We thawed out things we shouldn't."

Oh.

If Buzz saw something, I don't know what it was, but it was,

it was enough to give the man a heart attack.

Um,

so if there are beings down there,

I would think these beings never planned on us.

They've been there, you know, they came in millions of years ago.

They've been under ice for millions of years.

I don't think they were expecting us.

Let me ask-

The thing about Buzz Aldrin, that there was this very cryptic tweet

that came out during his stay down there.

He said, "We have seen the faces of evil, and we're all

in danger."

Hmm.

And this is right before he had his heart attack.

And I can tell you, logistically, to do a medical evacuation

from the interior of Antarctica is very difficult and very expensive.

So something must have majorly gone wrong.

I-I-- to underscore the fact that when the

C-130 crew had dropped them off, they disappeared.

And then when they went to try to find them, there was nothing at the

National Science Foundation camp at all. Nothing moved.

They were gone, two, a dozen scientists.

They were totally gone. And when they did show up,

they had been missing for

a couple of weeks. And, uh, Brian S.

and the C-130 flight crew were then sent back,

and they were expecting that they would see this group of

scientists

out to meet their plane,

doing this, yelling something.

And h-he said they were lined up like birds on a

wire. They were all kind of next to each other,

and most

of them had their heads down, looking at their feet when

the C-130 was pulling up.

And that somebody had to go from the flight crew over to the

scientists and direct them to get onto the

plane. And they talked about how not one single

scientist said one word.

Most of them contin-- walked with their-- looking down at the

ground. Brian said when they got them loaded up, he said to

his, uh, flight chief, "What in the world?

Where have they been?" And the flight chief said, "I don't know.

We can't get a word out of them." And during the flight,

Brian went and sat down next to one of the scientists, and he said

he leaned over and touched the scientist's knee, and the

man never looked up. And he said, "It was

as if we were dealing with twelve or fifteen people who

had suffered post-traumatic shock

syndrome, that they were unnaturally

frozen in their position and no speaking, and that they

all looked afraid." That one of the SEALs that I have

talked to that is not in the video said that as they walked for

a mile or two miles into these very strange

created architectures,

they reached a point where something started coming through the walls out

into the air.

At first, it would go in and out of visibility,

and then they realized that their minds were being

manipulated. And then when they could see it

clearly, and it was coming in and out like a television

signal in the air, it appeared to be covered

with, uh,

scales, uh, like an armadillo, the surface

of an armadillo.

And he said, "When you are face to

face with something like that, and you are trained in

military to kill,

but you're dealing with something you've never seen, and it can go in and out

of visibility,

and you know that your mind is being taken over by something that you

are fighting," he said, "That happened in one of those

corridors," and that was two thousand and

twelve.