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Hello, friends. It's me, Duncan. This is a solo episode. I don't know if you notice. I'm doing one solo episode a week. And a guest a week. I love doing the solo episodes. I hope they don't annoy you. I hope they don't make me seem like a jabbering, yappy, narcissistic loon. But it's just fun. It helps me work out ideas and also it gives me a chance to share with you some of the cool things that I have found during my doom scrolling on the world wide web. And I'm assuming most of my beloved listeners watchers are into UFOs. But maybe some of you aren't. Maybe some of you just don't have time. And I'm there for you. I'm there for you. While you are busy with your life, your real estate empire, your incredible medical practice, you'll find me online. Burrowing deep, going into the sludge, the swamp. I'll go anywhere. I'm not afraid. I'll go anywhere. I go into the dark bowers of the Internet to bring you back scraps. So here's a clip I found on Reddit. No, really, this is wild friends. There has been a significant uptick in UAP sightings over the last few weeks. It's fascinating. Now, the problem is any kind of uptick or any kind of report of an uptick. Is it really an uptick? Is it. Who knows? Sometimes the up. The idea of an uptick creates the uptick. In other words, like some videos that maybe people have been sitting on show up. People are more inclined to fake videos. Who knows? But having watched a great deal of UAP clips because they're fucking cool no matter what they are, it's kind of a puzzle. It's fun to look at it and see if this is a hoax or if it's real or if it's just somebody who got too excited because I don't know, they. There's literally UAP videos of the moon where people think it's a ufo, which is kind of sad. Or the sun setting. I've seen that. And there's also something that happens. Actually, you know what? Josh, can you pull up this one? UAPS over dc this is one that happened recently. And this one has been pretty severely debunked. Not that that stops people from believing it. In fact, sometimes the debunking can lend more credence to it. But this was one of many. I guess we should stop. Start here. There you go. Mysterious lights over Capitol Hill. Cause UFO panic in dc. It is already happening. What the are. No, don't play. Yeah, go ahead. Let's see what Waters has to say about this. Maybe don't play Waters. I'm sure that'll get some kind of copyright violation if aliens are looking for signs. Let's see. There we go. That. So that that showed up and people thought that those were UFOs, but I think NASA debunked it. Not that that makes anyone believe it's not real. If you look down, you'll notice. Oh, no, I'm sorry. Just keep the picture up. If you guys see that picture now if you look down, look at those four lights down at the bottom. They match the four lights up top. So this is an effect of a camera. It's probably not actually UAPs, though. This wouldn't be the first time that swarms of UFOs appeared in DC. Can you Google UFO Swarm DC sometime? I think it was like after World War II. Yeah, there you go. 1952, Washington D.C. let's see. Don't forget to donate to Wikipedia, gang. From July 12th to 29th, a series of unidentified flying object flying objects were reported in D.C. and later became known as the Washington Flap. The Washington National Airport sightings are the invasion of Washington. The 1952 UFO flap was an unprecedented rash of media attention to unidentified flying objects reported during the summer of 1952 that culminated with reports of sightings over Washington D.C. in the four years prior, the U.S. air Force had chronicled a total of 615 UFO reports. Let's scroll down a little bit. On May 12, an explosion in Seattle led to public speculation of a flying saucer. And on April 3, the Associated Press reported on an upcoming story in Life magazines that would reveal the Air Force was taking a serious interest in flying saucers. Now pull up. Drones over military bases. This has also been happening. Spate of drone sighting over US Allies military bases sparks mystery. So this is another thing that's been happening is these, I don't know, drone swarms. Now scroll down. Do we have pictures of these drones? Because that's the thing you don't see, which is really curious to me. You hear about it, but they don't show it to you. Like you would think if it was run of the mill drones, there wouldn't be a problem of showing a picture of one of them. But it's when they don't show them that it makes you scratch your chin. What? What kind of drones? What are these motherfuckers? Now if you don't mind, Pull up orb. Brazilian. Brazilian orb. Airport. This one's really weird. Maybe. Airport. Airport. Orb. That should pull it up. Josh, there's a picture of this blue orb thing at an airport. Now, it could have been a weather balloon. That's what they always say. Didn't look like a weather balloon to me. It looked weird. Point is, there's an uptake in UFO sightings, and now I'm going to show you one that's really cool. Can you show that? The one? Let's see. I think. No, that one. Look at this one, y'all. Check this shit out. Bright light. They're absorbing around it. I know. Allah. Hear that, kid? Bro, I'm telling you that there was a ton of lights right now lit up. It's just hovering. There's no way, bro. And you see him blinking out, but that's just the clouds covering them up. I'm not scared about that. Crazy, though.