The Montauk Project: The Government Project that Inspired Stranger Things
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I think one of the biggest mysteries is how one man can have so many TH-cam channels. Thank you Simon.
He’s not a flesh and blood person. He’s an AI.
@@The_Gnome_Chomskee The beard gave it away...
Exactly
I've been saying it for years; they're either robots or clones. Each Simon has been programmed and built by the Top 10s Simon, and are custom purposed to the channel. He also regularly updates their appearance to help keep up appearances. Although, I think he's started using one for both this channel and "Into the Shadows".
He doesn’t write this stuff. He’s just the narrator, that’s how. A fantastic one.
Petition to change the pronunciation of MKultra to "McUltra".
McUltra - cheeseburger spiked with acid
@@thebagelsproductions Sing it with me "Two all-beef patties, Special Sauce, LSD, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun."
@@willmfrank 🤣🤣
Ah yes, the McUltra, stacked with 6 all-beef 1/4 pound patties, 7 buns, and a 20% off coupon for a coffin.
I see no difference with anything else the menu offers, lol~
"Initiate Procedure-110-Montauk."
- Some SCP Boi, probably.
That statement from the CIA begs the question: "Is this the first time you did it, or the first time you got caught?"
Its a conspiracy theory
Being able to conjure things with your mind would certainly give apple juice from concentrate a new meaning 😂
A good old mystery I'd like Katy or the other writers to take a crack at, is the dissapearance of The Righteous Judges of the Ghent Altarpiece. It's a centuries old painting made out of different parts. One part went missing/was stolen 90 years ago and still hasn't been found. Every so many years someone has a theory about where it could be and starts looking, could be a nice treasure hunt.
P
Sounds interesting.
The entire thing has been stolen more than a dozen times, including by Napoleon and Hitler. The piece you refer to was taken in April, 1934. The thief was actually caught, though the panel was never recovered and a replica was commissioned.
I feel like FactBoy has already done a video on this... 🤔
@@sonofnone116 Maybe on one of his other channels? Knowing Factboi, he probably long forgot 😂
Nah... All you really need is to try to learn to speak Latin. I did and summoned 4 demons in half a hour... So I gave up. 😐
😅
I actually have a copy of this book. My grandmother picked it up YEARS ago since it had Montauk in the name and she knew I was interested in conspiracy theory (for laughs). It is weirdly written, and at least tries to be logical until about 2/3 of the way thru where it doesn't just go off the rails, it launches into orbit.
Its a conspiracy theory
@@ArandomPerson7996 well.... YEAH. But it is a fun read, particularly if you live in NY
1:30 - Chapter 1 - Some background
4:55 - Chapter 2 - The story of the montauk project
12:10 - Chapter 3 - Camp hero
14:30 - Chapter 4 - Preston B Nichols
29:15 - Conclusions
Mountak was the site where homless kids and street kids were subjected to EST and LSD when project MK Ultra was trying to determine if a perfectly reliable truth serum could be concocted or a perfect sleeper agent made through the combination of using electro shock therapy and drugs to wipe a mind and create multiple personalities. Especialy one that could be buried in someones subconscious and activated using words or a sequence of words and actions that would cause the buried created personality to activate and carry out a trained behavior up to and including assassination. They were espicially interested in learning if a person could be made through programed behavior or muscle memory buried in the subconscious, to engage in activity that goes against that persons own moral code or actions that would risk the persons life and be contrary to self preservation.
The truth about what happened at Mountack is far stranger than the fiction.
Thank you. That pretty much covers about 3/4 of the activities performed, therein. I'm sure Simon slogs through that with his usual sophomoric blather, but you saved me from watching the vid. ;)
Sweet Mary and Joseph, children on LSD during Eastern Standard Time...... my God the government must be stopped! ***slams tiny fists on table***
Lyme disease killed my dog. He apparently had it 2-3 years without us knowing. By the time we found out, he only had 2 days left. R.I.P. Splinter.
I think it killed mine too. Awful. For around a year I had to feed him by hand, he became blind, even had troubles getting around at the end.
Painfully, had to take the decision to make his suffering end.
He was so relieved, it feeled, when the anesthesia hit...I was holding his paw and je knew I was there, he had his head turned towards me.
I'm still mourning him, 2 years later.
Omg I'm so sorry for both of your losses! My Great pyranees Collie mix I think passed due to the same thing! I found a Tic in her ear 1 year prior. I had never seen one before that! I thought I had gotten it completely out! She lost muscle in her hips and had a hard time just walking around. Then within I swear, a month or two went completely deaf. Seemed like she had a really bad cold at the end. It still tears my heart in two. I miss her so much! She was 14. Had since she was a pup. I will never get another.
I lived in Long Island right by Montauk for a few years, I've been to the facility as well with a few friends when we were teens and poked around in the few bunker-like rooms that we were able to find and get in to. Had to go over a fence and all that good stuff. There was no guards as we were told there would be. In fact, there was nobody there at all. The place was mostly abandoned, there were lots military-style furniture pieces lying around and damaged papers strewn through the rooms in the bunkers. The place was weird and it gave us the creeps, mostly the layout was strange. Watching areas off of empty rooms etc. I don't know if the radar still stands.
Happen to read or snap pics of any of the papers?
The radar still stands.
*On Long Island.
It's "on Long Island". You never lived here.
Sure, should I post up my adress on here? Because I have such a desperate need for validation from a troll.
My brother got Lyme disease but we did realize at first because symptoms started showing up the day we landed in Colorado so we just thought it was altitude but it didn’t go away and he got diagnosed when we got home but his whole summer of cross country training was out the window so his coach had him supervise the freshman that didn’t do their summer training
Mental note: add 'altitude sickness' to the mile-long list of things I've heard of masking Lyme's disease. Ugh, the thing has to be in the top 5 most elusive correct diagnoses ever. Did your brother recover fully or does he have any of the effed up long-term symptoms?
I got bit by over 50 ticks at once and somehow avoided getting Lymes. I do have Ehler’s Danlos though, so, still have problems, but unrelated.
My friend wasn’t so lucky, and is now allergic to red meat.
@@audreymuzingo933 he’s mostly recovered but still not going as hard as he can in cross country but much better than July when he couldn’t go for a short run without being absolutely exhausted the next day
@MeBreevee my drama teacher had this and Australia doesn't recognise it as a disease in Australia despite people sending off bloods to credible labs overseas. We do believe it's due to the fact if they declared that it was in Australia Medicare would have to fund it and that the live stock industry would be fundamentally changed.
@@annieinwonderland I don’t think its a “disease” so to speak as much as it is a genetic condition/ faulty collegen. Its all linked to genes aside from H(EDS) Or what I have, and they are still looking for the cause.
Its pretty clear when someone has it though because, like me, they can dislocate body parts and move in weird and unconventional ways,
Wait, are weirdos thinking it’s Cerebro? Sure Xavier’s School for Gifted Children is in New York, but I don’t think it’s anywhere near there.
Nah the X Mansion is in Westchester.
@@Lokiswrathchild I mean it's still across the Hudson, but it's definitely not on the LIE.
Maybe like 2 hour drive depending on traffic.
@@justincovert6943 once sat in traffic going to Montauk for like 8.5 hours
@@Taintedgod771 oh ya, you definitely can. Especially on labor day weekend.
This whole thing sounds like some townies out east were big Philip K. Dick fans and wanted to create their own disorienting sci-fi masterpiece. Fair to say the reviews weren't stellar after listening to this trainwreck of a plot. This whole thing also reminds me of that german series Dark on Netflix, which is way more complex and thought out. Time traveling nazi gold funded mind control using alien technology? That's conspiracy theory bingo and exactly why producers exist to make cuts. Pick one or two guy. Otherwise there's not enough for your umpteenth sequel, "Nuclear Bigfoot Satanic Sex Cult Apocalyse"
I'm sure this has been a suggestion already, but I think a really fun episode could be done on the crazy conspiracies surrounding the Denver International Airport!
I don't want to be a Debbie downer but i feel like those are pretty far fetched besides the government bunker one. Like the weird murals were just commissioned to a weirdo
I remember some missing airplanes that we never heard anything about since.
@@spjr99 Those murals were obviously painted by believer of the occult, no different from the guys in the bunker.
The matching symbolism is unmistakable.
@@spjr99 but there are so many fun ones
Like Bluecifer being cursed and there's a portal to hell underneath the airport
Oh and also the cursed fully automated baggage system that's still there but never used lol
I'm surprised there was no mention of the "Montauk Monster" which was a hairless, decomposing raccoon that washed up on shore near the base, but people were convinced it was some sort of alien creature created by the scientists.
Exactly. When Katy was writing about the manifested monster, I thought she was going to say that the body of this monster had even been supposedly found, before debunking it and explaining what it really was...but no mention of it at all surprised me. I live in WI, and even I've heard of the Montauk Monster, so it just feels incomplete.
@@QBCPerdition what was it, really? It also had a beak.
@@rynfornow3411 probably something done doctor put together like the German guy that was putting a dog head onto another dog body giving the dog two heads he even was able to make it stay alive somehow there's some sick people out there n the shit they can do is insane
I remember reading about the Montauk monster when I was younger! First read about it when I was probably 11 or 12. Found the picture really disturbing but fascinating.
Yep..and a second such critter was found a few yards away, a few decades away.....people wonder how those poor things died, drowned..i would say it was probably in effort to get rid of the ticks...Weaponized ticks..that did come from Montauk. Lyme disease is man made, the Nazi's created it first..& they made it right there on Montauk.
Simon, I disagree about the “being able to see through other peoples‘s eyes” ability not being useful. Imagine all the state secrets you could be privy to, or secrets in general, if you were able to just hitchhike into a persons brain as they went through their daily routine!
Like that film Being John Malkivich.
Yeah, but it wouldn't get you a free Coke.
@@danielcomings5872 hitchhike into the brain of coke ceo, learn all the secrets, blackmail them into getting free coke for life. Alternatively, if you’re too moral for blackmail, hitch onto one of the only two people who know the recipe, make your own coke for life.
Being John Malkovich! One of my favorite directors of all time. 😊
This simon tit is just that ..hes a paid shill ...he had the nerve to say " the government wouldnt spy on us why would they do that "?
Seriously Simon...SERIOUSLY
Simon suddenly got uncomfortable when it was compared to Stargate. 😆
Guess he's a bigger fan than I thought!
I think he ment Remote Viewing
I think
not stargate project
You should look into Plum Island. It's actually northwest of Montauk point and east of Orient point on Long Island NY. They are said to do a bunch of research on bio weapons and very infections diseases. I think even Alex Jones even did a thing about it.
Likely where Lyme disease came from. Ft Deitrick is the current bio lab responsible for a 💩 load of leaks. None are as secure as they should be.
Alex Jones is a loony.
This is not an endorsement of Alex Jones 😒 if anything it would serve as a rebuttal to his claims.
Camp Hero = Adam West's Batman.
Seriously, Simon’s innocent sanctimony is completely endearing. Love you dude 😂❤.
You mentioned Lyme disease. That comes from Lyme, Connecticut. The government was doing research on diseases that were in paracites, like ticks, at Plumb Island at the same time. Plumb Island is 1 mile from Lyme.
Thats a crazy conspiracy theory. Everyone knows it came from the Tick market across the street.
I think StarGate was inspired by the German grifter Erich von Daniken's book Chariot of the Gods. The same goes for Ancient Aliens. It's all great fiction, though Ancient Aliens would have been fine with just one season.
Ancient Aliens can be entertaining, plus it’s given us some pretty funny memes. It’s only entertaining because of how outlandish it is though, crazy to think that some idiots believe it.
There’s a video about that on this channel somewhere
Fiction. You poor sod...keep believing that.
I was the kid who summoned the monster. Simon overdramatized the events surrounding the destruction of "Project Montauk". In actuality, the 'Monster' was a local drunkard whom wandered in off the street and staggered around vomiting. Nobody wanted to clean up all the sick, so we all just left.
Haha Excellent. Love that!!
Plausible.
🤣🤣
No you weren't...."Junior" was a real fucking monster and you shouldn't poke fun considering the victims of Montauk were tortured and sexually abused by Al and Preston....
Unfortunately, you betrayed your lie by using the British phrase “the sick” whereas Americans say “vomit”, as in “nobody wanted to clean up all that vomit”.
Yay, I requested this! I live on Long Island..the cliffs are actually a beautiful site for weddings, been to a few
LI is nice, but you guys suck at driving 😂
From Long Island, NY, got Lyme Disease, can confirm it REALLY can mess you up!! Didn't know what it was for 6months and caused a bunch of weird issues and took 6months of medication to "get over it".
They thought my buddy had it and for four years he suffered but it turned out to be rheumatoid arthritis and humera helped fix it
I was diagnosed with lyme less than a year after contracting it and the doctor told me I'm lucky because it usually takes 10 years for a diagnosis😭 I can't even imagine
My wife contracted Lyme 5 years ago while camping in north Georgia. She's tried everything not limited to more holistic attempts like stinging herself with honey bees every other day.
It's completely changed our life, lifestyle, our marriage, her health and even her looks to an extent.
This disease is terrible and I hope none of you have to experience it from either side.
Although I didn’t get Lyme disease after a tick bite I was severely ill with a fever for 8 weeks 😮. Yes. Went to 3 doctors and not one would/could help. Did my own research and found I had contracted another nearly deadly tick borne illness (there are several). I never knew about Montauk. As a kid we used to go all the time. Fascinating! Thanks 🙏
I know a woman who was infected with Lyme disease decades ago and it wasn't caught. Her personality was changed radically. Permanent change apparently
Imagine setting up a fake brothel to cover up the actual shady junk you are doing?
Ticks can transmit Lyme, Rocky Mountain, babesiosis, and ehrlichiosis in under an hour after attachment.
It's fun to have all of these at the same time. Lyme and RMSF work together and do some interesting things to your neurology. Lyme gives you arthritis. RMSF gives you muscle fatigue.
Yes, it's as fun as you imagine.
I've been to Fort Hero, it's about a hundred miles east of me on the South fork of Long Island.... it's a big tourist attraction now, and although technically not open to the public, people walk all around the grounds ignoring the signs and knee high chains around the property. It's not very heavily guarded, if at all, and legends abound. Most of the stories behind it were taken from Preston Nichols questionable "non-fiction" science fiction drama novel, the Montauk Project. It's fascinating reading, but it's about as factual and accurate as Charles Berlitz's similar story, the Bermuda Triangle.
What lost it for me was when he tries to make claims that parts of the movie Total Recall were true also. If you ask anybody who grew up in the area, nothing he claims in the book is either true or verifiable.
It was simply a massive radar station built early in the days of America's involvement in World War II as an early warning defense system against invasion when a group of German spies who came upon land from a submarine stationed just a few miles offshore were discovered and quickly captured.
It was operational until 1980ish (I've heard as early as 1967), when it was decommissioned. It was then quickly emptied out and became a derelict and as long ago as the early 90s, it was "open" to, or at the very least, accessible to, curious onlookers (and apparently lots of teenage vandals judging by the graffiti which you can see on the Google maps photos).
The building is IMMENSE, a perfect cube about 300 to 400 feet per side and height, and the antenna is even bigger, about 500 ft across. A friend of mine and I went on a fishing boat and we were able to see it about 5 mi away!!
We wanted to go in and check it out, since the building is open, but a third friend of ours chickened out crying about what they said in the book!! 🤣🤣🤣
In fact, the movie of the same name, the Montauk Project, starring Bobby DeCicco and Michael Paré, is an adaptation of the book. Right down to the recreation of the vortex in the late 80s 😆😆😆
NEVER HAPPENED!!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Montauk_Project:_Experiments_in_Time
The whole thing is on discovery and people and victims claim that they were literally under mind control.
Wait, Darkseid is pronounced dark side?
Sheesh, the name sounds so much cooler the other way.
Want to taste my dark seed?
@@samn6498 💀
this seems far fetched until you see the declassified CIA documents where they talk about astral projection and remote viewing👀
And here I was thinking the US government couldn't get any weirder than the US Congress!
Everyone knows the chocolate bar story was the guy who discovered microwaves...... sheesh
Inouye = In-O-Way
The man is worth a video on his own. Check out his history.
My dad told me stories of when he was in the military in the 70's-80's. They were a mobile unit setting up, and packing down defencive sites. They had this radar to detect enemy planes. You could cook sausages with its waves.
Love it that Simon would summon a Coke with ice. Epic
I'm sure simon would prefer actual coke rather than Coca-Cola
Why our species is doomed. Conjuring up a beverage without redeemable characteristics ? Fool move! Not even getting product placement fee would be the only thing worse.
You seriously didn't watch the same video.. I saw him do it (summon a cokecola and a glass of ice)
@@garystinten9339what?
Montauk is very beautiful, but definitely want to be mindful of the ticks. Also the seals can be a handful
Yes, the CIA who can't even control bugs in their own kitchens and have suspended staff because of food fights (based on de-classified documents). They might *try* a lot of weird stuff, but succeeding seems to be another matter.
You believe they were food fights?
@@dsxa918 What else do you throw in a cafeteria other than food and chairs?
This was great! Thank you, Katie.
Simon: "I've never heard of this."
Me: Shocked Pikachu. 😂
5:45 a I love brain blaze, a wait he means a can of Coca Cola, wrong channel, lol
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if they TRIED all this stuff, like the mind reading etc, I'm just sure it didn't work.
The US government has 100% confirmed tested using psychics. The conspiracy theory is that instead of finding nothing (reality) they instead found it was real and then kept it secret (fantasy)
Men Who Stare At Goats.
Oh the CIA would definitely try that
Long after Simon becomes the Emperor of Mankind, somehow the project that created him and his replicant army will be declassifed. Long centuries after it's forgotten that he was once TH-cam's "Fact Boy Simon Whistler." Long live our eternal Emperor!
he was created in a time portal so is just covering his past debunking this... all hail Fact Boi
I heard he is AI generated by a super computer that is taking over the world.
I know I'm not the only fan of the SCP Foundation that got caught off guard by the name.
Sprinkle some mk ultra and viola, a hit tv show.
US Govt. - "Lets open portals to other dimensions". Simon - "Mmm Coke"! Brain Blaze viewers - "Haven't I seen this episode before?" 🤣
Related to the Lyme disease tangent earlier in the episode - you can actually become allergic to red meat after contracting Lyme disease
It's always fascinating to see different hosts covering the same subjects from different points of view. AJ and HeckleFish have already done a Why Files episode about the Montauk Project. Now I want to see what Answers with Joe has to say about it, or Wendigoon or Mr. Ballen. And if Arran Lomas hasn't already done a Thoughty2 video about it I'll give him a few minutes...😉
Thoughty2 went to the drain soooo hard
HeckleFISH!
@@al5harpton105 That’s Lord Hecklefish to you
Fear the crab cat!
Simon covered the DB Cooper case on DTU, much as Lemmino had done the same on his channel
"ALIENS?! Are you serious?"
"Yes...That's where they're from."
What?"
"He's on second."
"Who's on second?"
"No. Who's on first, Watt's on second."
"And the aliens?"
"...They're from Sirius. Yes."
Isn’t there a group of adults that call themselves the Montauk Boys who were supposed to have been test subjects as children?
"McUltra". Oh Simon, this is why I love you.
I’ve been binge watching Simon today and the “rain demon” was super fun but so far this is one is my favorite… although that Philly ship experiment is up next I’m excited
& they are connected. Maybe that's why they are your favorites.
@@NuLiForm I heard about the Philadelphia experiment way back in the 80s when I was less than 10 years old from my uncle. I wasn't sure what to make of those back then.
@@nayyarrashid4661 May i suggest..Study all the infos you can find on it before making any opinions..there is a Lot of Truth, but it is wrapped in layers of sensationalism & outright lies...mainly to discredit & turn ppl away from discovering what really occurred (& still occurs)
After a while of pulling all the threads...the pattern emerges..but it takes dogged determination & patience & a fair amount of understanding of Science & the Acceptance that what we are Told are the laws of physics...are not, they are the basest of understandings...what really is possible is virtually limitless.
& Always Remember...'magic'..is simply Science yet Undiscovered.
Happy Hunting!
Simon, the myth stems out of the Plum Island Animal Disease Center located off of Southold, NY. It was involved with the development of Anthrax in the context of biological weapons.
0:03 Simon Whams-Hear
That golden horse resembles the Demon Horse of Denver International Airport.
Coincidence? I think *not*!
Simon seems like he would be cool to have a beer with. Also the writer, Katy, seems like she would be cool to have a beer with. I hope she writes more for Casual Criminalist. That would be cool!
Katy & Ilsa are the bomb!
cool
he sounds like he's had a few already before he recorded this one
Can't read the word Montauk without thinking of SCP-231...
Yeah! First :)
12:15 A minor nitpick here, but cement is a glue. Concrete is the substance that would have been used to fill an area, whether it be a driveway or a mysterious underground circus of horrors.
I remember stumbling across this on a wikipedia binge one night, at the time the Wikipedia page was roughly what was mentioned in this.
I remember there being references to Nikola Tesla as well.
Then a while later I decided to go back for a reread and there was a shit ton of new stuff added that went into stuff that allegedly happened, wormholes to other planets, monsters trying to invade through them, friendly aliens we traded technology with...
Pretty sure these are just episodes of Stargate SG-1.
Then Wikipedias editors cleaned it up and removed everything.
Or was it the men in black 👀
Thank God, no more midterm commercials!
I had no idea there's a vaccine for Lyme Disease. Thank you Simon for that information.
There is no vaccine for Lyme, at least in the US. LYMERix was discontinued by the manufacturer in 2003 (maybe 2002).
Pfizer and Valneva have a candidate (VLA15) in Phase 3 human trials, but it’s not available to the public.
Yeah I don’t think there is. Otherwise my whole family would’ve gotten in because we live near the woods.
I wonder if America 🇺🇸 doesn't have the vaccine and Europe does?
Maybe he mixed up lyme with encephalytis vaccine.
Mixing in fact and fiction well enough to make this a good read for escaping. Yet many of what we may call fiction has come to pass as being truth, so say the comspiracies minded. I enjoyed both this take on the various factual projects and who's to say that all alone they all were actually looking to time travel!?!! So thanks for the video, very funny and entertaining to say the least!!
Man I want to see a video about that art museum robbery in Boston in like the mid 80s early 90s.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner one, or another one?
Has the Gardner one ever been solved?
@@susanrobinson910 nope.
SIMON.....if you want to see a bunch of the locations used for Stargate, come to Vancouver BC. And then just day trip out you can hit dozens of the locations used to film.... it was filmed here.
I love how you brought Stargate into the equation. Love that show! Maybe Preston Nichols was actually ascended at one point and The Others cast him back to the mortal plane with no knowledge of what happened before!
It's all absolutely 100% true, and it's even more disturbing than you could possibly imagine !!! There's nothing funny about this subject and what these monsters did to innocent kidnapped boys. It's just horrific!!
We snuck into camp hero in 98 and the staircases going down were filled in with concrete. We went back about a month later and got rolled up on by a black suv (like an 4dr Explorer ) with 2 men who wearing sunglasses at 1am and told to never come here again
How come Decoding The Unknown isn't on the "channels" list of any of the other channels? It's such a good channel. Surely it can replace XPLRD can't it? Ya know, since nothing has been posted there in over a year? Idk, I don't run the Fact Boy Empire, I guess there's a reason.
Lyme disease is contracted once a tick and your blood come into contact. I survived Lyme disease when it first was making headlines. Within a day I had symptoms and was put on antibiotics and never had another issue from it in 35 yrs.
'Drugs are real'. Yes. Yes, Simon, they are. One of the many things for which I am grateful 😎🇬🇧
Speaking of times Simon mispronounced stuff, I will never forget Simon saying "Chikalito" when refferring to the Sovjet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo during an entire video. To be fair, that's not even mispronouncing, that's straight up dyslexia if you can't tell ''TILO'' from ""LITO'"..
Simon, I have great news for you. If you take antidepressants, one beer does feel like three beers-generally why the first thing on the “DO NOT DO” list for them is “consume alcohol while taking this medication”. 😅
There is not, however, a magic sober pill for after
I can't help but the Mortal Kombat theme every time he mentions MK Ultra.
Simon just increased my respect for him by a billion % when he said “ I don’t follow cartoons,I don’t like cartoons and that marvel crap sucks ass “ ( I’m paraphrasing here) !!! 🤣🤣🤣 More intelligent people who have a voice need to add to that sentiment any time they can ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The Time Portals part of this Montauk story remind me of End of Eternity by Isaac Asimov
As someone who’s had both Rocky Mt Spotted Fever and Lyme, they do NOT have to be attached for you to become infected! I didn’t have a bite when I caught either, but 2 weeks before testing positive for RMSF I’d picked a crawler off my leg. I squashed it with my fingernail and went on about my day. Moral of the story, don’t squish them and wash your hands after handling any tick!!!
I didn't know I got bit either, it was January in Chicagoland and the ticks were supposed to be freezing in hell where they belong. My best guess was that I got bit while cleaning out my grandma's yard after she passed
I got that around 11-12yrs old and it was horrible! Staring as what looked like nothing but a minor skin rash. On my lower stomach. But within days, I was covered in large, red, patches. From my neck to legs. I'd wake up itching all over and scratching 'till I nearly bled.
That Nazi gold train story has been around a long time, there's a movie about it made back in 1964 called, The Train. It's actually a pretty decent movie.
There's also several documentary type films about it... Although most historians think it's just an urban legend.
Fun, but not factual.
I seen the name and immediately assumed torture experiments but came in looking for a hopeful bedtime story.
Wrong Montauk.
Shure... unlocking of repressed memories is generally not a thing. But fictitious memories as a result of suggestion or wishful thinking absolutely is.
This is election day. Thanks Simon! I really needed a laugh! You and you're crew are Legend!! Awesome work!!
Everything going on between the polical parties is so incredibly toxic, worse now than ever. Us against "them", those scary THEMS!!! It's so tribal and ugly. I hope you fare well through it all but if you ever get so sick of the BS inside the US, you can join all of us Expats from the US who have moved to England/UK there are tens of thousands of us here!! Then you get to see first hand how bat shit crazy it actually is to all the rest of the world. Like I said before, good luck to you!
There's a local crazy guy here in Kenai Alaska who writes and self published wackadoo conspiracy books that would make wonderful topics for videos on this channel. His name is Hank Kroll. I've thumbed through some of his work before and saw things like secret Nazi bases on the moon where they work with the US government to refine gold dust into immortality elixir, or how dinosaurs aren't real but giants are and all the bones we've found have been humanoid giants. It's truly baffling bananatown bullshit and I love it.
I made it two minutes before I couldn’t take the additional commentary.
My sister is one of the earliest cases of Lyme disease from before it was known about. It was diagnosed as so many other things first. She still has long term effects, so I feel sorry for Simon’s friend. trivia: Lyme disease is named after Lyme, Connecticut (CT), where it was first actually diagnosed. CT is across the Long Island Sound from where we grew up on Long Island. It’s so close that you can see CT from the bluffs of Long Island and birds fly back and forth. On more Long Island trivia, troops coming back from the Spanish American War were quarantined at a hastily built field hospital at Montauk. There were so many troops that they couldn’t be in the base so we’re in tents.
Woohoo 4th! Damn you guys are quick.
The simplest reason for the prohibition on excavation is that the ground is probably quite polluted and the buried and encased areas likely have the more specifically dangerous waste by-products stored there. A lot of the Superfund sites came from that period of time like the Manhattan sites, proving grounds, testing sites in Nevada and so forth were built and operated with little regard or understanding of the lasting effects of what was being studied at the time in favor of everything possible to defeat the adversaries.
The DaVinci code *has* been published as a "factual" book. It is called "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail" and was where Dan Brown nicked the ideas from.
During World War II the United States Navy bought most of the east end, including Montauk Manor, to turn it into a military base. Fort Pond Bay became a seaplane base. The U.S. Army established Camp Hero with 16-inch (410 mm) guns to protect New York shipping lanes. Several concrete bunker observation posts were built along the coast, including one immediately to the east of the Montauk Lighthouse. Base buildings were disguised so they would appear from above as a New England fishing village.
I can't speak to the time travel or wormholes or mind reading radar. However, my step father was screwed with at Mauntok, and supposedly it was really nasty.
I don't actually care about all the pseudoscience or metaphysics, fun as they are. But I am curious about what the Mauntok Boys have to say about it.
At the beginning of the movie "The Hunt for Red October" the disclaimer reads "According to repeated statements by Soviet and American governments, nothing of what you are about to see... ever happened."
This is probably the greatest disclaimer for a piece of fiction, as it leaves you wondering, is it fiction or still classified.
Simon, talking about Lyme disease, sounds like a stoner surfer bro
Why do you have such a detailed, great story, knowing the Pat Nichols story, not to mention that this is well known by many people. Why tell the whole story if you're sneering and remarking you don't believe it? I watched a video of some people who were there, the guinea pigs, and they go back to Montauk base. The one filming the various rooms there would narrate what each room was used for and it was very similar to what a few ex Super Soldiers (who had memories resurface) have told about. They were part of the Secret Space Program. I think it started in the 1970s.
Gotta love the random censorship in your videos. Like at 7:39, sh*t is bleeped out, but at 10:52 it's totally fine XD
I always think of these kinds of things as sort of campfire tales. They don't bear scrutiny, and are not meant to. They're fun to play along with until they're done. Only difference is after these stories, some cynical wack job tries to flog you a book and a t-shirt.
Katy might need to write the scripts phonetically haha
Decades ago, a friend told me about The Montauk Project. He bought the book and after he read it, he loaned it to me. It started off fascinating and became quite chilling before taking off on flights of fancy.
Some years later, the same friend acquired a VHS documentary on the subject featuring interviews with Preston Nichols.
Oh, dear.
Whatever credibility the Montauk Project had garnered disappeared as soon as Nichols opened his mouth. Although I suppose it's possible that his stilted speech and mannerisms MAY have been the result of many, many doses of clandestine mind altering pharmaceuticals, all it did was give the impression of a swivel-eyed loon raging at passing clouds and blaming the CIA for all his woes. If The Montauk Project was an authentic program, any evidence provided by Nichols would be immediately dismissed as fiction.
Harmon Air Force Base in Stephenville NL was an American air base in WWII, and that definitely had tunnels and various bunkers dotted around. Most of them are long abandoned now, but college students love to hunt for them. I remember finding several doors to get into bunkers, but they were welded shut.
In an insane world Simon and his team are a refreshing dose of humorous logic.. apart from the dog thing, that's pretty bad but I'm sure he'll get one eventually... 🐕🥰
Believe it or not it is actually humanly possible to like dogs, love them even, but not want to live with one. Ever. I can say this with some level of authority as I'm nearly 50 and I don't see "eventually" ever coming. 😆🐶
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@@Julia-uh4li The OP said Simon will get a dog "eventually." I replied that he might not, because some people just won't ever want a dog. For instance myself.
@@audreymuzingo933 I never thought I'd get a cat but somehow I did... stranger things have happened! 😉
@@hanselmansell7555 My grandma's boyfriend was this grizzled former military truck driver dude who positively HATED cats and barely tolerated living with her beloved calico. Then one day she found an abandoned kitten in a parking lot, one so tiny it wouldn't eat solid food at first. But she had to work a lot and he happened to be on home leave, so he was the one stuck alone with it all day. It would waddle around the house screeching and he figured out the only way to make it stop was to hold it on his chest, pet it and talk to it. You know how this ends, ha. That thing grew to be the most beautiful Himalayan, named 'Boots' and the first thing his 'daddy' would do every time he came in through the door is holler for "BootsBootsBoots Bootsie boy!"
I am excited just starting to listen to this but I ha e spent lots of time hiking around the state park there in Montauk, the park is called Camp Hero and its pretty awesome, you can see the radar tower still great backdrop for photos.
I been to this place as a teenager its kinda creepy.