The biggest distraction, even in the field of UFO research, is the recent reveal of alleged mummified alien bodies in Mexico during their UFO hearings. The bodies of two alleged undefinedalienundefined beings were exhibited before politicians in a special session of the Mexican Congress. Even though the specimens look like alien pinatas, Investigator Jaime Maussan says that these entities are not part of the evolution of our world. The technocracy push for the alien reality, while based on circumstantial evidence, seems to be buried in political malfeasance. Are we unwitting participants in yet another mass psy-op? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks with investigative journalist, William Galison about DEAD ALIEN PIÑATA.
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William Galison is world renowned musician specializing in jazz harmonica and guitar, who has played and recorded with artists such as Sting, Donald Fagen, Carly Simon, Barbra Streisand and many more.
He has also worked as an investigative journalist, helping to expose political corruption in his home city of New York.
More pertinent to the topic at hand, Will is an experiencer and a lifelong student of the UFOs and related phenomenon. In 2016 Will became aware of the case of the so called undefinedNazca mummiesundefined, mysterious mummified non-human bodies discovered in Peru. Will contacted the French archeologist Thierry Jamin, who originally introduced these mummies to the public, and who has been advocating for their preservation and study. They became friends and will has followed the case carefully for the past 9 years.
In 2018, Will travelled to Lima, Peru with Retired Air Force missile launch officer Robert Salas, to attend a conference about the mummies and to view the bodies for himself. More recently, last June, Will returned to Peru to discuss the case with Thierry Jamin and to assist in further research on some of the mummies.
Willundefineds perspective on the case has taken many turns in the past 9 years, and he is dedicated to solving, once and for all the mystery of these extraordinary specimens.
