Name: Looking Into the South Pole Direct Energy Weapon Conspiracy
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Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Looking Into the South Pole Direct Energy Weapon Conspiracy' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-09-14. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Looking Into the South Pole Direct Energy Weapon Conspiracy' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-09-14. Transcript available.

- The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Do you know the wacky conspiracy theory?
And this is wacky, about the South Pole.
The South Pole is some sort of a direct energy--
- Weapon?
- Weapon, that there's like some station down there
that they've pretended is just for receiving,
but it's actually for transmitting.
I have no idea if any of this is nonsense, it's just fun.
It's fun when people talk crazy.
But this guy was on the Sean Ryan Show,
and he is a, air quotes, whistleblower,
and he's explaining how he went down there
and he read the operating manual for this device,
and this device caused the earthquakes
in Christchurch, New Zealand, and I was like, what?
- Nah. - Is this, it's so hard to know.
If you're just a comic in Austin,
how the fuck do I know what's going down on the South Pole?
- I mean, like I said, whenever somebody's saying
some wild shit to me, I start asking them,
"What other shit do you believe?"
So I can know how believable you are.
- Mm-hmm.
- 'Cause if you believe, 'cause you might be one of those people
that just believes bullshit easily.
- Hey, everybody says, give us a volume.
- Uh, restart it, hold on.
- In every single door in the facility,
I had complete access to every compartment they manufactured.
- What are you blowing the whistle on?
- That there are technologies at the South Pole Station
that people can't even consider that exist on this planet.
Directed energy weapon systems is something that people need
to get into their vocabulary fast.
The IceCube Neutrino Detector is not simply
a passive listening device as presented
for the science that they're claiming it to do.
It also has the capacity to transmit.
There are embedded in the ice what are called digital optical modules, DOMS.
They're about the size of a basketball.
The array embedded in the ice is one kilometer by one kilometer by one
kilometer.
It is the world's largest telescope.
And now because we have proven that it can transmit,
it's the world's largest directed energy weapons system.
It is responsible for the earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand.
All right, physics.
Okay, when he says one kilometer by one kilometer by one kilometer,
does he mean it's one kilometer high, it's one kilometer long, and one
kilometer wide?
- I think down. - Yeah.
A whole kilometer into the ground.
- Yeah, he could have just said a cubed kilometer.
- Well, it kind of, I mean, it's more impressive, I guess,
just to think about it goes a kilometer into the ground.
- He's a former firefighter contractor.
- For Raytheon, exposed the company's alleged ability to create earthquakes
worldwide,
linking to hidden directed energy weapons systems at South Pole Station.
So what is this?
- Yeah, but how would a firefighter contractor have access to that?
- I don't know how any of this is real.
I have no idea.
I don't know what his job was.
What's his name?
Eric Hecker?
- Yeah, I was trying to look him up.
- I don't know, man.
He had some nice patches on his jacket, though.
- Looked official.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, you full of shit until I see some proof.
You know, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
It's like, you saying some wild shit, you got to at least show me something.
- Yes, good point.
- Yeah, because you were a firefighter contractor.
I don't feel like you would have the keys to the secret death ray, you know?
- Well, I think what he was saying was that he was reading the documents
of the owner's manual, and that's when he realized that it's capable of transmitting.
I believe he says that in the show.
- Yeah, but again, how would a firefighter have access to manuals and shit?
- I don't know.
- Yeah, that's crazy.
And why he's still alive?
- This is what the thing he's talking about is when I Google it.
Antarctic muon and neutrino detector array is what it's called.
- And it goes, let me see what it looks like.
- No, look, the neutrino detector is real.
- Right, but the facility on top of it, and whoa, look what happens under the
ground.
- Yeah.
- Holy shit.
- But the reason it has to be so deep under the ground is so it's protected
from,
so it's protected from like solar, from like extra shit, so they know when it
gets hit that it was a neutrino.
- Ah, right.
- You know?
- So it's real, like a lot of the stuff he said was real, but here's the thing
we also know, Joe,
is that the best place to hide the lies between two truths.
The best bullshit is, they say a lot of true shit and they sneak the bullshit
in there.
- Right.
- He's like, oh yeah, the neutrino detector is this and this and this and that.
- Yeah.
- And did you know it can make you, it can make you gay?
- Antarctic muon and neutrino detector array, the shield provided by looking
for only upward
going neutrinos that must have passed through Earth, something no other known
particle can do.
- Oh wow, so it's through Earth.
- Right, neutrinos, neutrinos don't interact with matter almost at all.
- So that, so that neutrino detector is way, way, way, way down and they're
waiting to see like
sparks of light so they know that was a neutrino.
- Wow.
- Um, but if it's, but if they put it on, if they put it on the surface, I
think they can't
tell the difference between one that came, because they're pouring out of the
sun.
- Right.
- So they're looking for ones that have passed through the Earth that have come
from other places.
- Wow.
- So they know, they know for sure.
So every now and then it's, it's so unlikely that one will interact with matter
that like,
it doesn't happen that often, you know.
- Isn't it crazy that they spent that much money to build that thing to find
that out?
- Yeah.
So, so, and also, so that's the other thing.
The thing this guy is saying, I don't even understand how that would work.
- How could it be both things?
Right.
How could it be a detector and also a transparent?
- Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Cause I think it's just a pool full of some special kind of water,
some special kind of liquid that, you know, that it's a, it's enough where it
makes a neutrino
more likely to fucking hit a nucleus or something.
But, so I don't understand how that could, how that's gathering power that it
can transmit.
I don't, you know, I don't, I don't know.
- The thing about people like that, and I'm not saying this guy's not telling
the truth,
but I'm saying when I see stories about like someone talking about like some
alien base that's
underground and there's these aliens down there and one of them shot at me with
a laser beam.
If you were hiding some shit, like one of the best ways to make it seem
ridiculous that you're
hiding some shit is get some guys out of his fucking mind to go tell some wacky
ass story.
- Oh yeah.
- Fill them full of lies.
Tell him, yeah, you know, we started the earthquake in Christchurch, New
Zealand.
It was started with this thing.
And then, and then you tell him, yeah, it's actually a transmitter.
And then you have the guy go tell him.
And now everybody's like, oh, that's kooky.
The idea of doing that is kooky.
Directed energy weapon is kooky.
When meanwhile, it wasn't even that.
They got a real one somewhere.
So now they've discredited the whole idea of directed energy weapons.
And they got some shit out in the desert in Nevada that's real.
- The government loves conspiracy.
- I mean, why wouldn't they?
If I was, if I was running some top secret program, like a directed energy
weapon,
I would have someone give them bad information, give them fake stories,
and then have them go expose it.
- Yeah.
- Like have someone who's like most likely to blab.
And then have that person give them this knucklehead story.
And then he goes out and says it.
And then everybody researches it.
- You just tell Roseanne.
- Just tell Roseanne of the secret.
- Tell her right before she goes on stage.
- There's a direct energy weapon.
- Yeah, it's, um, you know, it's one of those things, man.
It's like, I have no fucking idea what they're capable of doing.
- See that right there.
That's the red flag to me.
- That's the bio on this website.
This is a little red flaggy.
- A self-educated research investigator.
Fuck outta there.
That's worse than homeschooling.
- That takes from his many odd life experiences and connects with others.
Eric was raised on Long Island, okay.
Part of, part of the Stargate project run by the CIA and the DIA.
- As a child.
- What?
- His childhood included being part of the Stargate project run by the CIA and
DIA.
Later on, he had experiences in the submarine service.
Following that, he became a plumber for some of the wealthiest people in the
world back on
Long Island.
What?
- That's a weird turn of events.
- Oh, man.
- In 2010, Eric took a contract to work at the South Pole Station for a year.
Oh, so he took a, he went from being an amazing plumber to being a firefighter
in the South Pole.
That's what he's saying?
- Yeah.
- Okay, always the avid researcher.
It was not until Eric began working remotely throughout the state of Alaska
that he started
making connections that his own life may not have been what he thought it was.
Now, he's trying to help others see that things may not be, as we were told,
three exclamation points.
- Yeah.
See, this is, see, this is the thing, man.
- That feels a little red flaggy, does it?
- Yeah, that feels real weird.
- Support and then buy it.
- I mean, what the fuck is it?
- Oh yeah, you can donate, support on Patreon, and shop his CBD products.
- Yeah, what is a self-educated research?
- Does he have an NFT?
- Well, I don't know.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Well, the thing is, it's like, maybe he's telling the truth.
- Maybe.
- Yeah.
- But it's like, would you trust a self-educated doctor?
- But if I wanted to obscure the truth, I would tell everything to a wacky dude.
- Yeah, man.
See, that's what's gonna kill us.
It's the death of truth.
We can't tell what's true.
- Look, maybe that guy's honest, maybe he's telling the absolute truth, and
maybe it's so
crazy that we think that he's a loon because the story sounds impossible.
That they would hide some sort of a directed energy weapon in some beautiful
project to
try to detect neutrinos, right?
You would think that that would be a really good way.
- Yeah, but at the same time, I was like...
- But could they do both things?
We're too stupid with this.
- Why would you have to hide anything in the South Pole?
I mean, ain't nobody going down there.
- Nobody's looking, because that's a good place to do it.