So I've been starting to keep track of some intros.
Let's start with the first one.
This is a Vice article.
Less than 7% of the human genome is actually uniquely human study finds by Rodemille DeLeon.
God, what's with these terribly named scientists today?
I'm sorry, Rodemille, if I said your name wrong.
It's gonna be really weird if after this episode we have one less listener every single episode.
No, Rodemille, come back.
Is common knowledge the human share portion of our genome with Neanderthals?
But a new study reports just how much of the human genome is unique to our species
and was not inherited from our archaic ancestors and it's surprisingly little.
I don't know if I'm that surprised about that to be honest.
Isn't it like common knowledge that we share like 95% of our DNA with like bananas?
What? No.
That is not my common knowledge.
That makes me feel uncomfortable.
How am I so closely related to a banana?
I'm gonna keep reading while you google this.
How genetically closer we do people and bananas?
Humans don't share a high percentage of DNA.
We also share 85% DNA with a mouse and 61% with a fruit fly.
Okay, that's a better way to explain it.
Okay, yeah.
There's not a lot unique to humans out there.
I was gonna say bananas make me feel uncomfortable if I'm that closely related to a banana.
Researchers have found that only 1.5 to 7% of the modern human genome is uniquely human.
This is gonna come up a lot in this article I feel like.
This surprisingly small amount accounts for a neural development and function
which happened in multiple bursts of adapted changes over the past 600,000 years,
according to their findings.
A study which was published in Science Advances on Friday
used an algorithm to build what are known as ancestral recombination graphs
of the human Neanderthal and Denisovan genomes
that allowed them to pinpoint regions of the DNA that are unique to modern humans.
That's a mouthful.
That was exhausting.
Researchers used genomes from 279 humans,
two Neanderthal genomes, and one Denisovan genome.
Looking closer at regions of the DNA that were human specified,
the researchers report that groups of LLs were found to be heavily enriched.
I didn't know that word before, just using it right then if you couldn't tell.
Found to be heavily enriched for genes related to cell adhesion,
neuron growth, and synapse assembly.
A number of mutations involved in neural cell migration
and the clearing of toxic substances from the brain were also found.
However, they note that this test did not suggest functional consequences
for identified mutations.
Any given mutation could be inconsequential or alter the regulation
or one or more genes.
Lead author Nathan K. Schaefer,
a postdoctoral biomolecular engineering student at the University of California
in Santa Cruz told Motherboard in an email.
Tying human specified mutations in those regions to functional changes
and it is an exciting next step that will require experiments.
The study doesn't say much about what characterizes the genome
that is shared with archaic hominin,
but Schaefer says this can be difficult to pinpoint.
Instead, he referenced other studies that highlighted LLs of genes
involved in the immune system that were favored by natural selection
in cases of adaptive interaggression.
There's a lot of big words in this.
Yeah, you kind of picked a complex topic, Chelsea.
Is human too inherited DNA from aircraft?
Okay, you know what?
All we learned here is that less than 7% of the human genome
is actually uniquely human study finds.
Hey, look at that.
And this is my opener.
Neat.
Yeah. And with that, we've all learned a little something.
Chelsea, thank you for that in-depth opener.
Let's get on with this episode.
Let's do it, please.
From the unexplained to the mundane,
come join us on a Journey to the Fringe.
Hello and welcome to Journey to the Fringe,
here to put a face to the abstract, the bizarre, the weird,
and of course, the fringe, exclusively in audio form.
We are your hosts, Taylor and Chelsea.
And today we are talking about...
I want to take a slow approach to this topic.
We're going to start it off with a headline that I pulled up from 2016.
Okay.
And it is, Obama says we will visit Mars in his lifetime.
Well, that sounds like a pretty confident boast
from a man who was president.
Of course, not president anymore.
How does he know that?
Because he was in the moon base program with some other guy.
Could it be?
Could it be that he has been there both in the past and in the future?
Oh, good.
If you just said, wait, what?
Then let me tell you the story of Andrew Boziago.
Oh, good.
My reaction is I remember that.
I don't think that's the standard.
Unless we've actually...
Have we talked about it enough so before?
No, I don't think...
We might have.
We did talk about it briefly.
I think it was on the David Wilcock and Corey Good,
because it would briefly came up because Corey Good said he was in a program or something.
Okay.
Big.
But we don't have to worry about that.
So let's just...
Let's pretend we don't know who those people are for a little while longer.
Yay.
I am going to talk today about a man by the name of Andrew Boziago.
We're going to start off by doing a little bit of his Who the Hell Are You that he wrote himself.
Then we're going to go talk about his history through several different events.
And then we're going to talk about what he's been up to in the last little while.
Okay.
So Obama actually said that we're going to visit Mars in his lifetime.
Yeah.
That's a statement that he made in 2016.
Okay, good.
I like that.
Pretty sus, Obama.
Oh, it's very...
Who is Andrew D Boziago?
I am taking this right from one of his own websites, projectpegasus.net.
Chelsea, just to start this off, I want you to go to projectpegasus.net and tell me what you see.
First off, it's a lot fancier than we're used to, right?
Yeah.
No, this looks pretty official.
Project Pegasus US.
Am I in the right place?
Yeah, read it.
Who we call Contemporary Artist Today?
Yeah.
What?
Yeah.
So he has not renewed the lease on that site.
Okay.
So he no longer has this.
All the information I got from projectpegasus.net had to be found through the way back machine.
Okay.
Yeah, because this is strictly about art.
Here's an art about...
Because it is all about art.
This one has a nice charcuterie art.
Makes me hungry.
Okay.
So Project Pegasus.
Can I leave this?
Yes, you can leave it now.
Andrew Boziago.
He has many letters behind his name.
JD, MCRP, MPhil, which I believe is a Masters of Philosophy.
No idea what MCRP is, the JD's Jurist Doctor.
49, so this was written like 15 years ago.
The founder and president of Mars and team leader of Project Pegasus
is a lawyer, writer, scholar, and 21st century visionary.
What? Okay.
Yes.
Who also goes by Andy.
Andy is an emerging figure in the truth movement,
leading a campaign to lobby the US government to disclose such controversial truths
as the fact that Mars arbors life and that the US has achieved
quote quantum access unquote to past and future events.
He has been identified as a quote planetary level whistleblower unquote
by the web bot, which analyzes the content of the worldwide web to predict future trends.
Andy's writing places him at the forefront of contemporary Mars anomaly research.
His paper, The Discovery of Life on Mars, published in 2008,
was the first work to prove that Mars is an inhabited planet.
After publishing this landmark paper, Andy found the Mars Anomaly Research Society,
MARS for short.
And I just love that he used the acronym MARS and starts it off with the word MARS,
which continues to make breathtaking discoveries of life forms and ancient artifacts on Mars.
Andy is also one of America's early time space explorers.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, he was a child participant in the time
space exploration program of the US defense technical community called Project Pegasus.
In that capacity, he was the first American child to teleport and take part in probes
to past and future events utilizing time travel technologies,
then being researched and developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, DARPA.
For over 10 years, Andy has investigated his experiences in Project Pegasus on a quest
to prove them and communicate them to others.
Soon he will publish a tell-all book that will describe his awe-inspiring and terrifying
experiences in Project Pegasus and the true story of the emergence of time travel in the
US defense community 40 years ago. Andy was born on September 18, 1961,
in Morristown, New Jersey, the youngest of five children, and grew up in northern New Jersey
and southern California. A past member of MENSA, the High IQ Society, he had to add that.
He holds five degrees, including a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of California
at Los Angeles and a Master of Philosophy from the University of Cambridge.
While an undergraduate at UCLA, Andy became a journalist and protege of writer Norman
Cousins, who compared him to Robert M. Hutchins and nominated him to be the editor of the
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. He was inspired upon meeting the futurist
Buckminster Fuller in 1981 to pursue a career in environmental fallacy.
After they met, Fuller wrote, quote, Andrew Boziago's integrity augurs well for humanity's
continuance in the universe, end quote. Andy began his career writing articles about
the urban environment for Los Angeles newspapers, national periodicals, and the Costo Society
journal Calypso Log. He studied environmental law at the Northwestern School of Law of Lewis
and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, and then went on to design nature-friendly urban plans
for cities in California and study environmental law with Professor Malcolm Grant at Cambridge.
His papers about urban sustainability have been published in academic journals in Australia,
Britain, and the United States, cited widely in placing the environmental policy collections
of university libraries. Andy was admitted to the Washington State Bar Association in 1996.
A lawyer in private practice, he works with writers and filmmakers in the development of books,
TV shows, and feature films with planetary and interplanetary needs. Recently Andy edited
several leading works related to humanity's contact with extraterrestrial life. He was
the editor of Alfred Labramont Weber's book, Exopolitics, Politics, Governments, and the Law
of the Universe, which uses as a case study human contact with advanced civilization on Mars. He
also edited the Fatima trilogy by Joaquin Fernandez, Fina D'Armada, and other scholars,
a definitive history of the Fatima incident of 1917 that explores its extraterrestrial aspects.
Andy founded Mars in 2008 after discovering evidence of life in a photograph on the red
planet being back to Earth by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit. He is dedicated to
making Mars the leading international organization to research, disclose, and educate the public
about life on Mars. And it's kind of hard to explain, but half the time I said Mars there,
I'm talking about the acronym Mars, and the other half I mean the planet Mars.
It's really hilarious to say some of those things.
Yeah.
He has a very interesting...
Background?
Yeah.
Very interesting.
And it's credible some of it. I will get into that in a minute.
Well, that's what I'm thinking. Most of these people who get into this line of work is just
like they kind of like were a drifter that kind of like smooth talked their way into whatever
they're doing. And this guy actually has some legit stuff mixed in there.
Of his founding of Mars, Andy wrote the following. I am leading the campaign to achieve... And I
find it weird because he wrote this, so he's writing in the third person, Andy. I am leading
the campaign to achieve political recognition of the fact that Mars is inhabited because we must
now enact the international treaty that is required to protect the ecology and civilization of Mars
from visitation, exploration, habitation, and colonization by human beings from Earth.
We must remember that Mars does not belong to the people of Earth. Mars belongs to the Martians.
If we fail to recognize this, then we will fail our first major test of cosmic citizenship.
I believe that the people of the Earth are ready for cosmic citizenship, and I believe that they
are ready for the truth.
At the stretch.
Andy is also on a crusade as a lawyer and activist to have the US government disclose
its time travel secrets. He believes that lobbying the US government to declassify its secret
teleportation capability so that the teleportation can be adopted globally as a new form of civilian
transport is the most important environmental cause of our time. He has named his campaign
for that, Project Pegasus, after the secret US time travel program that he served in during
his childhood as one of America's first chrononauts.
Isn't that pretty creative?
No. Andy has enthralled listeners with his accounts of his time travel experience on
numerous radio and podcast interviews. His appearance on talk radios Coast to Coast AM
with George Norrie, November 11, 2009, and November 11, 2010 were hailed as major
disclosure events and were popular broadcasts in the history of that show.
And I'm going to end this off with a quote of his as well.
Imagine a world in which one could jump through Grand Central Teleport in New York City,
travel through a tunnel in the time-space continuum, and emerge several seconds later
at Union Teleport in Los Angeles.
Such a world has been possible since 1967 when teleportation was first achieved by
DARPA's Project Pegasus, only to be suppressed ever since as a secret weapon.
When my quest, Project Pegasus, succeeds, such a world will emerge and human beings
linked by teleportation around the globe will proclaim that the time-space age has begun.
It's already begun though.
That is his explanation of who he is.
I just Googled Andrew Baziago after the quick Google of Project Pegasus.net.
And the exact picture that comes up just looks like Bubbles.
See, I think his pictures all look like a chubbier version
with slightly smaller face of George Washington.
Okay, let me go to the other.
Okay, I wouldn't have said that, but okay, maybe.
It was just the one on the landing page that shows him.
It looks exactly like Bubbles.
And he looks different in all the other pictures.
Is that the one with Pegasus flying behind him?
No, he has like Bubbles glasses on and his head's like a little bit back
with his mouth open and mid-speech.
It's not a flattering picture by anything.
Okay, I'm not used to that picture.
So that is a very old biography of his.
I think it was written around 2011, mostly because he's talking about writing a book
and on the webpage it says it's going to come out in 2011.
I've tried to find it.
As far as I can tell, it never came out.
But on Project Pegasus, it does have its own little subheading you can click on.
It's supposed to be called Once Upon a Time in the Time Street.
And it has this little explanation.
Andrew D. Boziago is happy to announce that he will soon be taking a sabbatical
from his busy law practice to complete his long-awaited memoir
of his experiences in DARPA's time travel program, Project Pegasus.
Andy's book, Once Upon a Time in the Time Street, my adventure, sorry, colon,
My Adventures in Project Pegasus at the Dawn of the Time Space Age.
And that's the end of the title.
That's the whole title. That doesn't seem right.
That's a long title.
It will be published in 2011.
It will tell the true story of his awe-inspiring and terrifying experience
as a child involved in the early years of time-space exploration by the U.S. government.
This far, Andy has written 225 graph passages ranging from one page to 20 pages,
describing the people, places, technologies, and experiences that he had from 1968 to 1972
as one of America's early time-space explorers.
Time Stream will also chronicle the amazing odyssey Andy embarked on later in life
in search of the truth of his experience.
I'm just going to end it there. There's more to it.
But he never wrote the damn book, as far as I can tell.
And we're sitting here 12 years after it was supposed to be done.
Can you imagine going to like a law firm and you see this like memoir sitting on
the side of this lawyer's desk where you're like about to go to prison or something.
You're like, I need your help.
And he's like, hold on. I'm just need to finish this last sentence.
Yeah, you're like waiting with him because like you're waiting for the guard to go get something.
You're in prison and you just ask him like an offhanded question and it comes up.
Oh, yeah. Like I used to I'm a Cronin off.
I used to travel back in time and forward in time as a child for the government.
We can chit chat.
But I went to the Washington State Bar Association and looked this guy up to make sure like he's
actually a practicing lawyer. And he was.
He was active from 1996 until 2018.
And I have to assume that he retired at that point.
So maybe this makes him more credible.
The weird thing is, you know how he's saying in his biography that like environmental law
was a big part of his life. It does not say that's an area he practiced.
He did practice civil litigation.
So maybe that's where it's hot, but he didn't practice that.
And the other thing I found really weird just from everything that we've just learned about this guy,
he's never had a disciplinary action brought against him by the association.
He might have had complaints against him, but they didn't amount to anything.
So he actually practiced law fairly routinely.
That's a good thing.
Like a normal person.
It does seem weird.
It just seems weird.
It does seem weird.
But here we are underneath the fringe.
Yeah.
Otherwise normal people.
Okay. So he talked about that timeframe of 1968 to 1972-ish.
Let's look at what he's actually said about it in the past so we can get an idea of what actually
took place during this time. So this is from interviews he's done.
I found a transcript. I'm just going to lay out what he's said.
Project Pegasus was a development program under DARPA that emerged in the middle of part of the
1960s. DARPA was serving as the umbrella organization for a multi-agency effort to put every source that
would potentially yield a U.S. time-space exploration capability. So the sources there
would be ancient. Sources like the Egyptian Babylonian Sumerian civilization's experiments
with time travel. Foreign technology sources like Nazi Germany and the Soviet Russians.
Extraterrestrial sources and also the hidden work of contemporary and veteran physicists like
Nikola Tesla and Los Alamos physicists that developed the atomic bomb. I was brought into
the program informally in the winter of 1968 when my father took me up to the old Curtis Wright
aeronautical facility in Woodbridge, New Jersey. I believe he's seven at the time. In one of the
buildings they had a Tesla device that they had prototyped from Tesla's papers that were left at
the time of his death on January 7th of 1943. Those papers as you may know were sought by two FBI
agents but the War Department got there first. Under the Alien Property Act they were forwarded
to the National Archives in 43 but then when the Manhattan Project was placed in New Mexico in 43-44
his papers were moved to the Los Alamos Scientific Lab which became the Los Alamos National Lab after
our nation's leading atomic bomb institute. So in the winter of 68 trip my dad took me up to the
building, building 68, which was the particularly numbered building where the Tesla device itself,
which they had prototyped from Tesla's papers and accidentally discovered was a teleporter.
It consisted of two elliptical shaped bombs between which a field of energy was broadcast.
My father explained when we jumped through the field of energy we enter a tunnel. It was a bluish
white tunnel with sort of holographic walls. When the tunnels closed we would find ourselves
somewhere else in the country. He also explained as we moved through the tunnel that it might begin
to compartmentalize and it might be culled through the wall and we would be separated and that in
fact is what happened. Our destination was 2005 miles to the west. They were already using the
state of New Mexico in the city of Santa Fe which is a hodgepodge of buildings at different vantage
points, different areas of construction points as the collection point of people teleporting into New
Mexico. Later in his life he also goes on to corroborate the Capitol building as a common
location involved in the program from a woman who said she saw people materialize there. He continued
this training by traveling just a few hours back in time to get used to the sensation. That's when
his training starts at the age of seven. So with that jump which has been memorialized in the TV
show Fringe I left in. He likes to say that they're like tv shows too. I did a quantum leap to the
emerging US time space program for which my father was a principal. My dad was a special projects
engineer for Ralph M Parsons company. Parsons was the principal defense contractor assisting DARPA
originally called ARPA in his quest to achieve time travel. So over time he repeated Tesla's
teleportation experiments going back into 1899 in Colorado Springs where my father was an engineer
at the Thomas Edison research labs in West Orange, New Jersey where he was employed from 56 to 64.
By the mid-60s my dad was one of the leading experts on Tesla teleportation in the American
engineering community. So sometime in the mid-60s I think it might have been 1966 he was hired by
the Parsons-Jurdham company a subsidiary of Parsons. He essentially became a point man,
a dollar a year man if you will between Parsons and the CIA on the theory and practice of
teleportation. So in this jump of the winter of 68 we arrive in Santa Fe and spent about an hour
looking for each other. Then my dad found me and instructed me not to walk around to stay where I
arrived. I had been looking for him so we're sort of walking all over the grounds there in Santa Fe
Capitol grounds looking for each other. He then got an automobile from one of the state buildings.
Of course New Mexico is one big military reservation and has been since the Manhattan project.
We drove from the state capitol grounds there up to the Los Alamos National Labs to meet with Dr.
Harold M. Agnew when Harold was the director of the W division the weapons division of the labs
and this is where he becomes part of project Pegasus. That's quite the ride his dad has been
doing that for years. I found it a bit confusing how he described it. It sounds like he was working
in the past but it's I think what he meant is he just went back in time to like the start of the
company that he worked for to see it despite the fact that he worked there like almost a century.
Did his dad actually work for this place or we don't know? I couldn't look that up like it's so
long ago that it's actually hard to know. We're just going on his work and anyways this would be like a black book project.
It's not something you could really like you couldn't foyer the government and it's a private
corporation. Okay that makes sense. It seems weird that they're using kids for this like
travel. Seems as good as a thing as any. He explains it first off they're smaller so they're easier to
transport. They also he says that they like using children in experiments because they adapt well to
the strains of moving between past present and future. Okay I can see that. I mean if you're
experimenting with children how reliable are they to like give you any feedback on anything
is what I'd be thinking. Yeah. Not reliable at all. Yeah. I know some kids that they just straight make shit up.
Like yeah and you know kids in that prime range. Yeah age seven to twelve. You can't trust them.
And you got to see some of the things they got this kid doing like first off
so he joins project Pegasus and they send him to certain important events. He says that he saw the
crucifixion of Christ and he described him as having black hair and looking European.
Which I just. He goes against a lot of things. Black hair black beard European. I'm like okay.
He said that on coast to coast like somebody specifically asked him that. He's like yep
you're being looking. He was seven years old at the time. Those artists in Europe were right.
I mean if you're a kid like fucking kids don't know anything.
Other things he also went to the Gettysburg address and saw President Abraham linking
and he says that you can actually see him in a photo of Gettysburg that was taken in 1868.
Oh I saw that. Just walking around. If you just google it comes up. Yeah it's the red circle there.
That's uh that's Andy right there. Yeah I guess we can't say no it's not. There he is. He would go back to the same time over and over again.
He said like apparently the three things that they found most interesting to go look at were the crucifixion of Christ, the Gettysburg address, and Lincoln's assassination.
Those are the things that just people want to go and see. Like nothing else was of interest.
Okay. And he did it a ton. So he's like been there a lot. He's very familiar with that.
Like literally as one of those time traveling children, Basiago claims to have traveled to
Ford's Theater on the night of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination five or six times and
was captured in a photograph at Gettysburg in 1863. I mean if he's there enough. He also says that he experienced
eight different kinds of time travel technology throughout the course of the projects, but most
instances involve the teleporter based on technical papers supposedly found from Nikola Tesla. Basiago
said each of his visits to the past was different. Quote, like they were sending us to slightly
different alternative realities on adjacent timelines. As these visits began to accumulate,
I ran twice into myself during two different visits, which I didn't see him describe the
talking to himself, but apparently he saw himself twice. Okay. So he's bound to show up in a picture
somewhere, I guess. There's so many of him in the past. Exactly. This was on the Coast to Coast
episode. He said he ran into his dad once and his dad was adamant that it wasn't him. It was really
weird. The story. And being sent back in time to the same place and moment, but from different
starting points in the present, allowed two of himself to be in Ford's theater at the same time
in 1865. Here's a bit of a quote again. I was sent, for example, to the site of Lincoln's
shooting at Ford's theater. I was sent to Gettysburg, the scene of the Gettysburg address,
and I was sent to George Washington's encampment in Brooklyn Heights above New York Harbor with
message from Nixon administration to Washington to retreat his troops from New York Harbor. Now,
I know that's a tall glass of water to drink, but you're talking to an individual who actually
briefed Washington. That was the catalyst that caused him to pick up his troops and retreat about
3000 men up that grassy swale from New York Harbor up to Brooklyn Heights on the way to Manhattan.
And I really like at this point, the interviewer asked him like what would have happened if
Washington didn't believe you. He says that I would have been a missing person of the present.
We'd be missing people of the present because we'd been sent by the chrono advisor holographically,
physically, bodily from 1970 to 1776. We could never again be seen in the present. Our death
would be explained due to an abduction or just kids going missing in the woods, some accident,
and we would be dead and buried there in 1776. So they're sending seven girls on pretty much
suicide. There's a reason for using kids right there. It's easily explained away. He also went
to the future. He said he went to the year 2045 where he was transported to a building made of
emerald and tungsten steel. There he was given a miniature canister of microfilm to be brought back
to the seventies, which contained a wealth of knowledge of every historical event up until then.
Okay. Where is this? He lost it because he was seven.
Well, no, that's with DARPA. Like he didn't get to keep it because he's a child. You don't
trust children with microfilm unless it's in the past or the future. Only in the present can they
not be trusted. But I know children and they lose fucking everything.
All right, Andy, hand over the microfilm. What? Oh, yeah. Yeah.
I think it's in my other pants. It might be at home.
But yeah, those are just the highlights and I have to keep it in highlights because there is
actually a lot more to the story that we need to go through, but that's his highlights being in
Project Pegasus and it drove him to create the website and Project Pegasus that he now runs.
And the mission statement for it is Project Pegasus is a quest begun in 1968 by Andrew
Boziago when he was serving as a child participant in the US time space exploration program,
Project Pegasus. He took it over, right? This guy makes it so confusing. No, this is
Project Pegasus that he's doing is a truth movement to bring all this to light.
Oh, so it's two frames. It's like naming your thing Mars and talking about Mars.
It's almost like the lawyer did it on purpose. Project Pegasus is to bring a light
to Project Pegasus and it's fucking annoying. Anyhow, Project Pegasus was the classified
defense related research and development program under DARPA, in which the US defense technical
community achieved time travel on behalf of the US government, the real Philadelphia experiment.
Project Pegasus was launched by the US government to perform remote sensing in time so that
reliable information about past and future events could be provided to the US president,
intelligence community, and military. It was expected that the 140 American school
children secretly enrolled in Project Pegasus would continue to be involved in time travel when
they grew up and went on to serve as America's first generation of chrononauts being time
travelers. The children found, however, that in the process of serving as child time travelers
attached to Project Pegasus, they became America's time space pioneers. Andy was the first American
child to teleport and one of America's early time space explorers, as will be told in his soon to
be published book. And then he put the title, I'm not fucking reading that again, it's too long.
I'm still saving time by explaining that I'm not reading it. In 1968, he resolved to one day tell
the true story of his time travel experiences in Project Pegasus and reveal to the world that the
US government had made secret a teleportation technology that if made public would revolutionize
transportation across the face of the planet. Today, Andy serves as the team leader of the new
Project Pegasus and the only group in the world that is lobbying the US government to declassify
its time travel secrets. Under Andy's leadership, the mission of today's Project Pegasus is to lead
the campaign in law, politics, and culture to urge the US government to disclose its teleportation
capability so that this revolutionary technology can be used to advantage humanity in the 21st
century. Andy envisions a world in which teleports will replace airports for real-time transit between
major transport hubs around the world, thereby making long distance travel faster, easier,
safer, and cheaper. The declassification and deployment of the US government's teleportation
capability may also be the most important environmental cause of our time, for it will
prevent billions of tons of pollutants from conventional transport from entering the atmosphere
every year. Project Pegasus invites you to join Andy in his heroic quest to usher in time space
age. Together we can transform life on earth. Let's go for it. It's a little ridiculous that
he took the same name as the project he was working on. So that's the Project Pegasus part,
which you probably noticed there's absolutely no mention of Barack Obama in that. No. That would be
of course the second half of his involvement, which isn't as far as I can tell it's not time
travel. It gets really confusing. Oh it's only a little confusing right now. So there's the second
half and these are statements that he's made. This comes from an article on exopolitics he got brought
up earlier, but on August 21st, 2011, Mr. Basiago stated quote, something highly significant has
happened. That is that two individuals from the same Mars training class in 1980 have met and are
comparing experiences and are able to corroborate not only that they were on the surface of Mars
together, but that before reaching Mars via jump rooms that they were trained with a group of
teenagers that included the current president of the United States Obama and the director of DARCA
Dugan. And his statement made September 20th, 2011. So I don't know why this is how the guy
explains it. This is all one article, but like Basiago just makes statements and they're like
a month apart. This is his next one. He confirmed Mr. Obama's co-participation in the 1980s Mars
training class stating quote, Barry Sotaro, a student at Occidental college was in my Mars
training class under major Ed Dames. You might recognize that name from project Stargate because
it came up there at the college of the Ciskiyous in weed California, 1980. That fact has been
corroborated by one of my other classmates, Brett Stillings. His name does come up in here. I'm just
going to stop this quote right now. No idea who the fuck that is. I Googled him. I went on every
search thing I could can't find any information about the guy other than this article. Oh weird.
Okay. Like his name comes up in corroborating his story, but that's it. That's all I can find. And
there are other news articles. That says to me that it doesn't really corroborate shit.
Yeah. Two years later, when he was taller, thinner, more mature, a better listener,
using the name Barack Obama and attending a different college, Columbia university,
we crossed paths again in Los Angeles and I didn't recognize him as the person that I had
been trained with in the Mars program and encountered on the surface of Mars. In fact,
doing so would have been virtually impossible in any case because measures had been taken to block
our later memories of Mars shortly after we completed our training in 1980. Mr. Bazziago
states that during one of his trips to Mars via jump room that took place from 1981 to 1983,
he was sitting on a wall beneath an arching roof that covered one of the jump room facilities.
As he watched Mr. Obama walk back to the jump room from across the Martian terrain,
when Mr. Obama walked past him and Mr. Bazziago acknowledged him, Mr. Obama stated with some
sense of fatalism. Now we're here. Mr. Stilling states that during one of his visits to Mars,
he walked out of the jump room facility and encountered Mr. Obama standing beside the
facility by himself, staring vacantly into a ravine located adjacent to the facility.
The firsthand eyewitness testimony of Mr. Bazziago and Mr. Stilling as to the existence
of a secret US presence on Mars that is made possible by revolutionary jump room technology
that has been concealed from the public is congruent with similar accounts given by
three other Mars whistleblowers. Former US serviceman Michael Rylf, who spent 20 years
as a member of the permanent security staff of a US facility on Mars. Former Department of Defense
scientist Arthur Newman, who has testified publicly that he teleported to a US facility on Mars for
DOD projects meetings and Laura Magdalene Eisenhower, great granddaughter of US President
Dwight D Eisenhower, who in 2007 refused a covert attempt to recruit her into what was ascribed to
her as a secret US colony on Mars. What? Yeah, these are all people who have said that there's
a Mars program, which I think we might have to do just an episode on the Mars program at a future
date. This is just on Bazziago because man, I find this guy so weirdly interesting. And then
this is included in the article and I just Mars researchers, including physicist. And how do you
think that statement ends, Chelsea? Uh, which physicist would be talking about this? I don't
know why David Wilcock. Oh, no. How did he become a physicist? I don't fucking know. But he shows up.
Mars researchers, including physicist David Wilcock, estimate that as a result of the jump
room technology that Ralph Bazziago Newman and stillings have described the US colony on Mars
that Eisenhower was invited to might number up to 500,000 individuals. I was like, wow, they just
named actually some people if they're coming out and saying that this program exists and then
how come that fucking physicist, first time I've actually ever heard him described as a physicist.
No, never once did that come up. So yeah, that's the story behind the Mars portion of it. The Mars
jump room that they keep talking about is conveniently located near LAX, that 999 North Sepulveda
Boulevard in a Hughes aircraft. Oh, you got the address date. Yeah. So it's right there. If anybody
wants to go check it out, please don't, please don't because that might have some liability on us. I've
been following the Alex Jones stuff. We should not tell our fans to go investigate stuff. And then
William B Stillings also made the statement. I can confirm that Andrew Bazziago and Barack Obama were
in my Mars training course in summer 1980 and that during the time period, 1981 to 83, I encountered
Andy Courtney M. Hunt of the CIA and other Americans on the surface of Mars after reaching Mars via the
jump room in El Segundo, California. And do you know what's fantastic? What? The White House actually
officially made a statement on this stating that Barack Obama never went to Mars quote, only if
you count watching Marvin the Martian. I don't believe them. Tommy Vietter, the spokesman for
the National Security Council. No. So that's not good enough. Yeah. So from that we get his Mars
project. So you can go to Marsproject.net now, Chelsea. And now you actually get to see his
websites. And my God, tell me what you see. Probably something pretty spectacular. We spell
Mars like the regular Mars. Sorry, projectmars.net. And now you get to see one of his websites. Okay,
now I really see it. Oh, this, I don't like this one. Why is George Norrie here?
I would like to point you to the top right corner where you see a photo of Mr. Bazziago. That's the
one where I think he looks like George Washington. It might be just the first lips. Yeah. And the
quote says there's life on Mars. Andrew Bazziago. And what is this turtle in the upper left?
That is his trips. He explains to Mars was to make the fauna of Mars accustomed to humans. So
they're like literally just walking around the colony there. Okay, that's weird. And he believes
that Mars is in fact full of life and he wants the United Nations to acknowledge it. Sorry,
I should actually say the Mars mission statement is right on their website. I wrote it down. Okay.
This is their mission statement. I am leading the campaign to achieve political recognition of the
fact that Mars is inhabited because we must now enact the international treaty that is required
to protect the ecology and civilization of Mars from visitation, exploration, habitation, and
colonization by human beings from Earth. We must remember that Mars does not belong to the people
of Earth. Mars belongs to the Martians. If we fail to recognize this, then we will fail our first
major test of cosmic citizenship. I said this earlier, but it makes more sense here. I believe
that the people of Earth are ready for cosmic citizenship and I believe that they are ready
for the truth. He publishes a lot of papers and by publishes and papers, I means he writes these
papers and then asks the national gene graphics to publish them. I don't think they've ever published
anything he said. Sorry, I have to ask if you scroll all the way down, there's like, that's
not even a unicorn. That's a horse with angel wings. Oh, that one, Corey Wolf. Who the fuck is
Corey Wolf? If you go to that webpage, I still don't fucking know, but I think he did art in
Hollywood. Yes. Children's art. This is not the only weird advertising we're going to be getting
into. Trust me. This is super weird. It is just weird. That is a weird horse. Is it not? Yeah.
Like it's a Pegasus. It's on the wrong of his websites. Like it should be on the project Pegasus
page, but that's Corey Wolf. Right above it is another advertisement. Get the original Amethyst
infrared biomat and starting improving your health today. Yeah, that's there too. Okay. That's weird.
Chelsea, can I send you to, it's the fourth heading from the bottom on the left to the Mars
store and tell me what you see. Oh yeah. Okay. That was my next coffee mug. That's the only thing.
Hold on a second. I clicked on the coffee mug and now I don't know where I am. Yeah, I know. It
doesn't take you to his stuff. Apparently the only thing he has is a coffee mug, which has that logo
of the turtle thing with Mars underneath it. I can't buy it though. But you can instead just
donate and become a member, which I don't understand what this is. You can either become a
lifetime member or an annual member. It's a hundred dollars for the lifetime membership or $25 for the
annual membership. And I don't understand what you get from it because everything on the website is
free. It doesn't even tell you. No, it does not tell you under lifetime membership, what you get
with that. And you've got to send it in check form. Like they don't have any way to accept payments on the website. Maybe you just add it to your signature on email.
Yes, lifetime member, Mars. Okay. So lots of titans. And you can see there in the bottom left that also they do
have a companion website, projectpegasus.net that they haven't renewed that license. So it is now
that painting. Well, it says copyright 2009. So it just seems like it's been abandoned. It's still paid for.
Yeah. This one's still paid for. Weird. I guess they got enough lifetime members. So yeah, I guess
that's what it was used for. Okay. That's the project Mars thing. If you click on the annals of Mars
page, that's where all of the papers are. And basically what the papers are are just basically
him showing pictures of things that he thinks he sees life on Mars. Okay. So nothing great. Oh yes,
I see that here. A close up of a glass tube on Mars. Yeah. There's one about the goblin walking
on Mars. This one's literally pixels. You cannot see shit on it. This is, I mean, I don't know what
I was expecting. So this guy is insane, at least from my understanding of the definition. Okay.
Fair enough. Lacking sanity, but still practicing law until 2018. Do you know the last thing that
he kind of does during his locker? Do you know what he does? What? He runs for president. Right. I was
going to bring that up if it didn't come up. He ran for president in 2016. Obviously we went on a
different timeline than the one where he wins. And this is a big thing. I need to read you because
the website is still up. Chelsea, I'm also going to send you there, andy2016.com. This is still
up too. Can I just add most of the stuff from his papers that he was writing is he takes an image
and then he just zooms in on something that's so pixelated. Yeah. And it's so pixelated. You can't
see shit. So Andy 2016 is still up and running. Okay. Here we are. It's a WordPress website and
I'm just going to read it for you. For everybody at home. This is very bad. Only the homepage is still there. There used to
be more, but I can't seem to find it anyway. Andrew D. Bazziago is a prominent figure in the truth movement.
For more than 10 years, he has shared with the American people the true facts of our great nation's
accomplishments in time travel and Mars visitation. He has done so as one who has served bravely in
the two secret U.S. defense projects in which time travel on earth and voyages to Mars were first
undertaken. As a result of his courageous advocacy as a crusading lawyer, Andy is credited with
ending the time travel and Mars cover-ups by the U.S. government on behalf of the American people.
Oh, that's so nice of him. Yes. This arduous work in the vineyards of the truth movement.
I find that such a weird term. The vineyards of the truth movement. It needed some biz ass.
Represented historic breakthroughs and America's understanding of our past and our prospect for the
future. Today, Andrew D. Bazziago is running for president of the United States with a new agenda
for a new America. He has vowed that if elected president, he will lead the American people into
a bold new era of truth reform and innovation as great as they are great. Yeah, that's how it like.
I'm not reading that wrong, right? Chelsea, you're following along, right? Join us in supporting Andy
in his quest to establish a presidency as honest, just and ingenious as American people. That's his
dance. These apparently has a hundred point program that isn't on there anymore. So I couldn't tell
you what's a hundred point. I'm sure one of them. Yeah. Is declassifying the time travel
and teleportation stuff. Chelsea, can you tell me about the thing that's just in the middle of
those two paragraphs? Oh, it was like ads. I just closed the tab. I should have known better. Don't
close it. There's more I need you to do here too. Ads, looking for guidance. Oh, that's the bottom.
Fun friends and love, personals. It's right in the middle of his presidential homepage campaign. And
then Chelsea, the very last word, like you see American people on the first paragraph, last words.
Yes. I want you to highlight those words and to continue to pull your mouse right after that.
What? Dot cam girl. Yeah. How did you find that? I was copying and pasting it into my script.
You can click it. And I was like, yeah. Don't click it. I would not recommend clicking it.
But no, you can do that in several spots on his webpage. If you just highlight the whole thing,
you start to see all the secret things. Warming boys. Yeah. Warming girl. What?
Yeah. For those of you who can't see what we're doing, I just said out loud all the words you can
actually see on this webpage. But if you highlight, apparently there's stuff that is the same color as
the background. And it says at the end, very like immediately after the last words of the first
paragraph, it says free sex chat. Oh my God. There's more here. Gay chat. Yeah. There's adult cams
before the start of the second paragraph. There is gay chat immediately after the end of the first
paragraph. Is this written somewhere where you just like highlighting as I do when you read,
highlighting, reading? No, I was highlighting to copy and paste. And then I was like, where else
is this? And if you pull to the very bottom is all those different root ones. Like it says young
perps, latin lash, family dick, Asians 24 seven, family lust, finish him, chat hostess, gay Asian
network, Peter Fee. And yeah. I don't know what to think. This is super weird and you don't see it
otherwise. It's hyperlinks that are like same color as the background. And I, I'm not clicking
on them. I'm just going to straight up pay that. Do you want to go to Andy 2016 and look on those?
All the power to you. I'm not. And a big majority of it is towards the bottom where it's just
blank space. Like you would never otherwise think there's so weird. That makes me want to go do it
on the other web page. I didn't do it on the other web pages. I don't know what would happen. Like
just straight up saying that. Okay. Yeah. You can continue. I'm going to go investigate. I talked
about how like the legitimacy of him being a lawyer is out there and he's never had a disciplinary
action brought against him. But if you go to his legal profile on that page, he has his website
listed as Andy2020.net. But I can not get to this web page for the life of me. I've tried just
clicking on it. I've tried the way back machine. I can't tell it doesn't seem to have ever existed
from how it works, but he put it as his website for practicing law. Like so fucking weird. Okay.
Do we know that he actually, no, did we talk about what he actually practiced? He had an interest.
It says right on his profile that he practiced administrative regulatory law, banking,
civil litigation, civil rights, criminal disability, dispute resolution, estate planning, probate wills,
Stanley foreclosure, general insurance, litigation, personal injury and torts. He also is a sole
proprietor. Like he just does this on his own. And I think it's on my phone. I found this. He did a
fundraiser for his presidential campaign. No, I don't. He did shirts. And Chelsea, have you found
his LinkedIn profile? No, I was looking for it. Cause I was kinda as we were going, I was kind of
like, where is this guy today? There's two Andrew Bozzi. You're going to know which one. Yeah. Oh,
here he is. Yeah. He's for sure this guy. So he was selling his t-shirts with that logo of the
Pegasus flying in the stopwatch in the corner and like wormhole behind him. Oh no. This is like one
of those like weird wolf t-shirts. And I wish I could find that page again. He doesn't have many
followers and he's still, it looks like he's still working as a lawyer. Oh, here it is custom Inc.
Chelsea, I need to just post this to you. This was his fundraiser for his 2016 campaign.
This is actually giving me the like heebie-jeebies. Yeah. It's so weird. There's something about this that is so
weird. Oh, he didn't raise them. It was $20 a shirt and he sold 45. I mean, good for him. He did raise
a little bit. The weirdest thing though, his goal was 75. So at most he was going to raise $1,500.
You got to highlight everything. The supporters left messages underneath. If you go look at them.
I love truth. It's about time for the truth to come out about our history and technologies
that have been withheld from the people who paid for them. Not to mention none of the mainstream
candidates are worthy of the office for president of the United States. That part is actually fairly
true. Honesty. But yeah, like it's so weird looking into this stuff. Hey, it gives me the creeps.
It started out really good. I was like, okay, he's a lawyer. Like usually when somebody like has some
good credentials behind them, it makes them a little bit more believable than someone who did,
like me. I would not be a believable like disclosure person. I don't, it was those hidden
things on that one website that started giving me the creeps. And then I found an article that came
out when he started running for president in 2016. And this is a quote that he's been said to like,
because he worked in time travel. He says, I have prior knowledge that not only will I run for
president, but that during one of the elections, which would have to be between 2016 and 2028,
because I'm not running past that I'm either elected president or vice president. So that's
a statement he's made. And then it seems as if he's just dropped off the map. See, that's what
I thought. You just wait until I'm done quoting from this article. I'm looking. Chelsea, don't,
don't look anymore because I don't want to spoil the surprise that I found. Okay. I'm not finding
them anywhere though. So he's a lawyer from Seattle who claims to have traveled in time and
launched an independent campaign for the presidency of the United States. He adds just for good measure
that this information comes from people with careers associations in the CIA. So it's pretty
solid. Basiago has seen great leadership in action. He says he once traveled back in time
to 1863 and witnessed Abraham Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg. He also says he's been to the future
2054 specifically. So he has a notion of the historical pitfalls a commander in chief must
avoid. One could even argue that his sojourn on Mars in 1981 is relevant foreign relations
experience. After all, there were aliens. Basiago says he has had conversations with both president
Bush's president Clinton and president Obama literally decades before they served as president
because that they would have been told by the time travel people that they would become president.
Yeah, I take it. Oh, okay. He was told he was president. Although he says time travel for
every citizen will create a universe way too chaotic. Basiago believes everyone should have
access to teleportation. It would solve many of our transportation shortcomings. It really would
though. Not lying. Yeah. And then I found that so weird. I could find nothing about his 2020
campaign despite the fact he apparently thought about creating the website at least because he
put it on his legal profile. And then I accidentally clicked into one of his Facebook groups. I believe
it was the Pegasus project. And Chelsea, now I need you to go to time travel con.com con being
like short for convention. Yeah, I also noticed that any of the links on his Mars website are
dead links. Yes. Even the Facebook one. Oh, wow. This is for sure a time travel con. Yeah. And
look at the date of time travel con my time travel begins now. Apparently. 2023. Yeah, he was part of
time travel con a webinar basically that was hosted on January 14 2023. We just missed it.
I can't find anything about him. I know. Other than if you search him like the last thing he
does is run like put his hat in for president in 2016. Yeah. And then I infer he retired in 2018
from law. All those LinkedIn says he's still practicing that it says he's not on the Washington
State Bar Association page. And then Chelsea, this gets even more bizarre. So if you go look,
tickets are 20 bucks. They only sold 100 of them. I mean, have you looked at who is speaking here? I
feel like I'm just getting the creeps looking at the people speaking. They're giving off super
like there are six speakers. They charge 20 bucks for 100 tickets. So at most this thing made two
grand. But it also says if you look at the schedule, there was an after party with raffle and
sponsor gifts. Yeah, listed prizes coming soon. So I guess it was sponsored, but I can't see
literally any sponsorship on the webpage at all. No. And this at most brought in two grand. And
like there's six speakers. One of them is the person who put this all together. And then there
was this even how zoom it was a zoom. Yeah. Cause I, my guess is, is they wanted to stop David
Wilcock from setting up a booth just outside. Cause you can't do that on the internet.
And that's, but this is where my journey ended. Apparently he just had a time travel convention
that was completely unannounced and only a hundred people could go to.
If you cannot access the live zoom webinar, you have to wait to watch them posted for replay.
99% of connection issues are generated at the attendee user end of weekend.
I'm not sure what it is that you've blessed us with.
At this point, I completely got lost in what I should be doing with this guy. Like he's probably
running in 2024. So I guess we might have an update coming soon on that, but like,
I don't see this guy winning in the next five years.
This is super strange because no, and for him to run and then just drop off the face of the planet,
like maybe he, he did become one of those boys that just got dropped off in the forest.
He never heard from again. Maybe. But if you look at coast to coast, like he has been on somewhat
recently. He was last on 2018. So like after his presidential run. Yeah. That's probably the most
recent thing other than the time travel. This is how would we contact him at work? If we needed to
find a lawyer, it's right on his legal page. Like if you need to, it's right there.
He is the, okay. He is currently practicing. No, he's not. It clearly says like, um,
eligible to practice. No, he's not. And everything else lines up because he's called to the bar in
96. He's not licensed. He's inactive. So obviously his LinkedIn's not up to date,
but he's still alive because he just did that. Oh, right. Okay. I got really confused. So I,
I thought how to end this episode. And I was like, well, I think we just need to say, Andy,
I don't think you're going to be president despite what the CIA told you. Maybe there's
another avenue for you. And I wrote this commercial just for you. Have you inadvertently entered a
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think he just missed the opportunity that he's actually looking for. Andy, if you abandon,
actually, no, I kind of want to see your presidential campaign. If you run your
presidential campaign, please keep us in the loop and you're free to use that advertisement.
And with that, this episode is strangely coming to an end. So yeah, I am speechless. Thank you for
blessing us. I feel like I'm going to have nightmares tonight for some reason. Did that
surprise you? Like how is it sitting with you now that you did the research on this? I knew I was
coming late to the ball game, so I wasn't expecting to find anything. And then every single thing I
found just kept making it weirder. Yeah, the start did not. I did not envision this going where it
did. Yeah, but I'm going to keep my eyes on coast to coast to see if he's coming on in the next
little while, because this is kind of prime time to start announcing for a presidential run in a
year. It is. And it's also super weird that that's his intention, but there's nothing to be found of
him. I'm also kind of torn on whether or not to contact him. Like ask him if he's okay. No, talk,
I want to know because he does do media availabilities, but I kind of like the
potential more than actually talking to him. I always like the curios to be there. I don't want
that veil dropped. Yeah, that's true. And he writes, like if you click on research papers on his
Mars website, like there's 136 research papers. Yeah, but Chelsea, like each of those are a page
and they're like, oh, this thing looks like a gremlin or a turtle. It's true. It's not great
research, but there's a lot of it. Okay, well, thank you. Like that was out of, I didn't even
expect that we're learning about this guy today. And I'm more confused having heard of him now.
Yeah. And like all of our good episodes, does this guy even really exist? Cause I don't fucking know
at this point. I don't think he does. And if any of our listeners want to get us an Andy 2016,
a time for the truth shirt, I think we would appreciate it. Yeah, it's vintage now. Okay.
So that's, that's an episode. Uh, if you, I guess you can call it that.
That is an episode. I've been Taylor here with Chelsea. We are Journey to the Fringe.
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