Real time traveler photograph - Andrew Basiago from Coast2Coast

[cbdo2007]

Here is a link to the photo with comments from Andrew Basiago:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150145064335078&set=o.171297480834&pid=11702018&id=713780077

Here is a link to the hour long interview on Coast2CoastAM with him. He also claims that he saw video of the Sept. 11 attacks back in 1971. Very interesting and he doesn't falter any in his explanations. (scroll down to the bottom for Coast2Coast interview)

http://www.projectmars.net/media_radio

Basically, he was a part of Project Pegasus which the Goverment used to teleport people and even some time travel. It's a good listen and is very compelling.

[GalleryGod]

1. kick it!

[AsahinaKimi]

2. That photo is so blurry

I don't how anyone can see anything in it...

[frogmarch]

3. oh geez

another bunch of wackos - albeit FUN wackos. :silly:

I think I'll join Project Pegasus on Fb so I don't miss anything. lol

David, Yes. I am the boy standing in the foreground of the image at center-left, looking to his right. My shoes were lost in the transit through the quantum plenum that took me from the plasma confinement chamber at the time lab in East Hanover, NJ in 1972 to Gettysburg, PA on the day that Abraham Lincoln gave his famous address there in 1863. When I walked into downtown Gettysburg, where the shops were, after walking into town along the north-south arterial that led into Gettysburg, a cobbler by the name of John Lawrence Burns accosted me and took me inside a millinery shop and furnished me with a pair of men's street shoes and a Union winter parka that he took from a stack of military clothing in a storeroom at the back of the shop. In this image, one can see how over-sized the shoes were. I can confirm that this image was taken right after President Lincoln arrived on the dais, because when I walked over to this location and stood in this manner to detract attention from my shoes, I had been standing over by the dais, and Lincoln had not yet arrived, and I only stood in this position for several minutes before the quantum field effect produced by the plasma confinement chamber ended and I found myself back in the time lab in NJ. Andy

hooboy.

[Call Me Wesley]

4. That's Alfred Bielek.

He really got to places.

I thought the Montauk project was in charge of time travel experiments, but then, since the NSA doesn't talk to the FBI and the CIA refuses to share documents with the IRS, everything is possible.

.:.

[frogmarch]

5. Where did he get to? In reality, I mean.

Andrew Basiago and Alfred Bielek are the same person?


http://www.bielek-debunked.com/

[Call Me Wesley]

15. He went nowhere, but his followers did, I guess.

Nutjobs all around. ;)

[petronius]

6. Big deal, I was there too. Heck, I'd say 90% of that crowd was time travellers...

[hunter]

9. When the guy standing next to you smells like Axe Shower Gel...

... and his clothes are clean, you know he's a time traveler.

And the funny thing is those hot women of the nineteenth century are repelled by that.

They want a man who smells like a man.

[A Simple Game]

19. Over 90% would be my guess.

Think about it, in 1972 almost all of the people from 1863 would be dead! So anyone you ran into would most likely be a time traveler. In my estimation, 1863 would likely be a popular year to travel to. Probably when he got back his account was debited for the cost of the shoes and coat.

[Iggo]

7. So, it's a picture from a long time ago...

...featuring a kid wearing clothes from a long time ago.

Why is everyone ooh-ing and ah-ing?

[TreasonousBastard]

8. He lost his shoes in the plenum whatsis on the way back to the whosit chamber in...

Hanover, NJ?

Cool, and even had a local shoemaker back then give him a pair of Mickey Mouse shoes before he lost them.

(And long before Mickey Mouse, too.)

[bbernardini]

10. Say what you will about the truthfulness of his story...it's still a very interesting story.

Since seeing this post, I've listened to both his appearances on Coast To Coast, and downloaded an extensive interview with him from YouTube.

[cbdo2007]

18. Thanks for listening!! Yes, it isn't just this time travel story, but all of his information about

Project Pegasus is pretty amazing. Anyone could make up an individual event like this and a goofy story and take an old picture and say "that was me!" but the guy talked for 3 hours or so each time and didn't falter once in his descriptions of the teleportation stuff and the time travel.

I'm always a skeptic and I've seen enough bullshit to instantly write this guy off as a whack-job, but his stories and details of stuff are VERY compelling and interesting. I want to believe!!!

[Duer 157099]

21. Same here. He sounds so rehearsed and sincere.

Of course, with Noory being the interviewer, we couldn't really count on any real probing questions, so the guy just got to run on with his story. So many times I wanted to stop him and say "but but wait, what about this?" (which would be Noory's job, that he doesn't do) but instead I just listened as carefully as possible to try to understand not only what he was saying but why he might be saying it.

He claims that his 7th grade class in Chatsworth heard this story and that some of those classmates would corroborate it. It'd be interesting if he really was telling this same story back then (1972).

If it's true, his father is nuts and his mother too. Can you imagine letting your 7 year old kid go time traveling, often alone?

Most of the time I was thinking: ok, he wanted to write a book and he needed to flesh out the whole story and rehearse it. I guess that's what authors do anyway.

He was just so matter of fact about everything.

But still, I had hundreds of questions that went unanswered.

[Richardo]

11. Got one that isn't a link to facebook?

I mean, I know that where all the peer-reviewed science is done these days, but I don't subscribe. :shrug:

[Rabrrrrrr]

12. What a fuckin' nutjob. But, he's probably not hurting anyone with his shit, so why not.

Though one wonders how much money he might scamming from gullible folks.

[GoneOffShore]

13. He's scamming a lot of people by all accounts

Retreats in Hawai at $3500 a pop without air fare.

[Rabrrrrrr]

16. Oh, holy shit! I thought he was maybe just a blogger asshole - that IS a fucking scam!

That's Palin level evil.

[Call Me Wesley]

14. Here's another one from Project Fictus:

[Richardo]

20. !!!

:rofl: :hi: CMW!

[Ikonoklast]

17. So, he finds old pictures of people and places and says it's him in them.

Wow.

And he gets people to believe him.

Then they give him money.




I work waaaaay to hard for my money, I need to invent a scam like this.