As I transcribe the Bigfoot interview, I’m reminded about how awesome it was! I swear to god, I asked every question imaginable (although I’m sure some of you will bring up ones I missed!) It’s in three parts, and although I usually post YouTubes twice a week only, I think I might post these every other day. Do you guys want me to post the transcription first or the YouTubes? 

You may have noticed that I got the embed code for the tour tickets from Kim and placed it in the right sidebar so you can buy tickets on this site, too. The money doesn’t go to me, by the way. It’ll go to booking the venues, getting catering, paying for Kim and Heather’s travel expenses and things like that. Please remember that space is limited so I advise you to reserve your ticket now if you want to come to Denver in June. I don’t want anyone to be disappointed.

Now let’s go to our second part of the conspiracy theories series. 

Me: Now CERN, C-E-R-N where they have the large particle collider, the hadron collider, some people say it’s a stargate, and some even go so far as to say that it’s a gate to reach the Egyptian god, Osiris or something.

Jamie: Can you explain a stargate?

Me: It’s a gateway to the stars, I guess. They say it’s that. Is that the case or is it just a particle collider or I mean a hadron collider?

Erik: It’s just a hadron collider.

Me: Okay, so it’s no special gateway to another dimension or anything?

Erik/Jamie shakes his head.

Me: Now, HAARP, high frequency auroral research program where they use high frequencies to, according to conspiracists, to modify the weather, to control our minds, to disable satellites. Some say it’s caused major storms, major earthquakes, Gulf War Syndrome, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, the crash of TWA 800 and the crash of the space shuttle, Columbia. Tell me about that. Are those things true?

Erik: Yes, there is a high frequency; yes, it’s used to cause some of that. There are some on the list that you said that were unrelated. What was the last one?

Me: The crash of the space shuttle, Columbia.

Jamie: The space shuttle, Columbia, he’s not linking those two things. Something else happened. With the airplane, he’s agreeing to that. There was interference [with the high frequency] He’s also adding in the beached whales, aberrant migration patterns. He does agree to the Gulf War Syndrome. There was another one right above that one.

Me: Well Chronic Fatigue Syndrome was right afterwards. Does it cause that?

Erik: It does. Mind—

Me: Major storms and earthquakes?

Erik: It doesn’t create major storms, atmosphere storms, but it does interfere with the Earth’s natural energy, and it can create conflict, but it’s not the single button that creates earthquakes.

Me: Okay. Had it been developed for nefarious reasons like trying to control our minds?

Erik: Stupid ass motherfucking people.

Jamie giggles.

Jamie (To Erik): How do you really feel?

Me: Yeah, tell us how you really feel.

Erik: It’s been created without knowing its effect; so to say it was created to have a particular outcome? No fucking way. Stupid ass motherfucking people have no fucking clue what it really does because they don’t know how to measure it. They have a concept; maybe they have a few theories, but they really can’t predict the actual outcome. So, with that said, stupid ass motherfucking people are doing it.

Me: Oof. You’re not too happy with this.

Erik: Stupid ass motherfucking SCIENTIFIC people are doing it.

Me: Throw in a nice adjective in there somewhere. All right, so they’re not purposefully trying to control our minds. Does it control our minds? Can it?

Erik: It interferes with our natural telepathic abilities, to have our higher frequency intuitive senses, gut instincts, things like that. So basically, it doesn’t really control your mind, but it dumbs you down.

Me: Okay, well that’s bad news for me.

Erik: TV marketing is way better in controlling minds, telling you how to think, than this shit.

Me: That is true. Do they send out subliminal messages on TV, radio and things like that in order to control us?

Erik: Some companies get away with it still, but there are laws against these sound waves and visual cues, but they still know how to fuck with people.

Me: All right. Hurrying along here. Chemtrails. Are they also used to put us in our place? Supposedly they let stuff out of airplanes to—

Erik: But, Mom, don’t you know it’s (air quotes) “all natural?”

Me: Yeah, but they emit barium, for example.

Erik: Yes, they do. They don’t do that for people, though. That’s not a people thing. That’s a weather thing.

Me: Okay, so really, discharging these chemicals out of airplanes in a way that looks like contrails were mostly meant to change the weather?

Erik: And to protect the atmosphere.

Me: To protect the atmosphere against global warming?

Erik: Yeah, there’s a concern that the atmosphere is changing too drastically in the last 100 years, but guess what? They’ve only been tracking the atmosphere over the last 100 fucking years, so where’s the panic?

Me: I know.

Erik: All of a sudden because we can measure things that we’ve never measured before, we get hysterical that shit’s going wrong and we’re going extinct and “We need to fix that fucking shit.” Really, we need to just live with it instead of controlling it because when we control it, we add elements in the equation that don’t need to be there to begin with. There are a lot of people getting—

(Pause)

Jamie (To Erik): Are you saying, “violently?”

Erik: –violently ill from the chemicals that are being released. They’re not done in every part of the world. They’re done mostly over larger cities to offset pollution rates, to try to change what they’re measuring in the atmosphere. And they really think they’re doing good. They’ll never fucking publish that shit.

Me: Yeah.

Erik: The amount of trouble they can get into?

Me: Yeah. But they know they’ve done some harm, too, right?

Erik: Yes, they have tests and records that they’ve done harm.

Me: Okay. Well, let me go on to FEMA. You know FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency? Some people say they have tons of boxcars all ready to transport prisoners and make concentration camps, and they’ve even, from aerial satellite views, found these areas where they have like 500,000 coffins. What’s going on with FEMA? Do they have something planned? Are they preparing for something?

(Long pause)

Jamie: Erik’s talking about the concept of World War III.

(Long pause as she continues to listen)

Jamie: He doesn’t see World War III coming into existence, but it has been trying to be born for some time, so the idea throughout the government, throughout other governments, other countries, is there, and to handle that risk, you have to have some kind of risk management in place.

(Pause)

Jamie (Laughing sheepishly): I know this might sound stupid. This is me. He said it’s funded by government money. So is FEMA government funded?

Me: Right.

Jamie (Pointing to herself): This is someone who doesn’t read the news or watch TV. I just disappear.

Me: Smart.

Negativity really does interfere with her gift.

(Pause)

Jamie (Chuckling): We’ll skip that comment of Erik telling me how weird and stupid I am.

Me: Oh, Erik!

Jamie: In a good way! He was like, “Blond for a reason.”

Erik: It’s not undercover. It’s not like this one company has decided to do this because they know something that no one else does. This is risk management for a World War III, but this is done because, um, it’s not traditional war where you have guns and everything. It’s chemical war. It’s masses of—

Me: Biological warfare?

Erik: Biological warfare. Masses and masses, and to dream of something like that happening—how would you confine, clean up, help, shift everyone?

Jamie: It doesn’t appear—didn’t you say concentration camps?

Me: Concentration camps. They weren’t planning on something like that, right?

Jamie: No. I don’t see people being tracked because they’re bad, but I see people being held in communities to protect or to heal, to be watched over, maybe because they’ve been infected or…

Me: Okay.

Jamie: You know, it sounds really sci-fi…

Me: It’s about preparing for a disaster, basically.

Erik: Yes.

Me: All right. I have so many more, so we’ll make them short.

Erik: Yes.

Here’s more praise for Erik’s book, My Life After Death!

Awesome book! Erik tells you all about how it is when we die and he explains it the best of any book I’ve read so far. This book is my favorite and I’ve read a lot of books about life after death and lots of other spiritual books like the ones from Michael Newton, Dolores Cannon, Robert Schwartz and others.

–James