He has probably seen what is happening in higher dimensions above this earthly. And there are happening really dynamic things, partially due to powerful energies flowing from space, there are huge earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, volcano eruptions, sometimes alien wars, spiritual wars etc. Even earth wars are continued here on much higher technological levels, there are nazis for example, soviets and sometimes they clash each other. And the transmitter actually portrayed a hairy monster. It was big, hairy, hungry and nasty. But it didn’t appear underground in the null point. It showed up somewhere on the base. It would eat anything it could find. And it smashed everything in sight. Nicholson, Steve (20 November 2021). "Injury update on Derby County's Krystian Bielik and return date". Derby Telegraph . Retrieved 30 January 2022.

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As his memories were reappearing, Bielek claimed to have recalled that his birth name was Edward Cameron and that in the Montauk Project had worked with his brother Duncan Cameron, a young man with psychic abilities, when they were in their early twenties. A few years later, Bielek publicly presented his story at a conference, stating that the “Philadelphia Experiment”, apart from achieving the invisibility and teleportation of the USS Eldridge, had also opened a wormhole that connected the present and the future.(Al Bielek) Arsene Wenger confirms deal in place for Polish teenager Krystian Bielik". Eurosport. Reuters. 21 January 2015 . Retrieved 14 August 2017.Bielik first played senior football with Legia Warsaw in 2014. He then joined Arsenal in 2015, spent the second half of the 2016–17 season on loan at EFL Championship club Birmingham City, and then the 2018–19 season on loan at Charlton Athletic, helping them gain promotion from League One. He joined Derby County in August 2019, rejoined Birmingham on loan for the 2022–23 season, and signed for them on a permanent contract in June 2023. Jessup tried to publish more books on the subject of UFOs, but was unsuccessful. He lost his publisher and experienced a succession of downturns in his personal life, and died by suicide in Florida on April 30, 1959. [16] [17] This article is about the conspiracy theory. For the book series, see The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time.

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a b c "Games played by Krystian Bielik in 2020/2021". Soccerbase. Centurycomm . Retrieved 29 July 2022. Nichols would claim involvement in Project Rainbow in the late-1960s, before he would continue with his top-secret work with the US government. Namely in the shape of Project Montauk. What is interesting here is that Project Rainbow ran from 1948 to 1968 and was officially looking at ways to influence the weather. However, many researchers suggest that the project was, in reality, a following on of the Philadelphia Experiment. Furthermore, rather than mere weather control, certain aspects of the mind control would operate under the Project Rainbow moniker. Perhaps that was in preparation for the upcoming Montauk Project that would seemingly operate several different experiments under the Montauk umbrella. And, as we have asked with numerous other people of a similar standing, what would he have to gain for making such outlandish statements? Of course, there is obviously monetary gain, which very well may have been Bielek’s motivation. However, a man as highly educated and intelligent as he very obviously was, would surely not stoop to such levels. To achieve what would be limited financial gain from his claims. And even then, it is hard to begrudge such money to a person, if they are genuine in what they are saying. When we realize their chances of making money in a “traditional” way would be limited following their “crazy” assertions. Masi, Joseph (31 January 2018). "Deal: Walsall sign Krystian Bielik on loan from Arsenal". Express & Star. Wolverhampton . Retrieved 1 February 2018.Bielik rejoined Championship club Birmingham City on 29 July 2022 on loan for the 2022–23 season. [42] Bielik would play 37 times during his loan spell, his best seasonal appearance record of his career, with one goal being scored in a 2–0 over West Bromwich Albion in February 2023. [43] Hughes, Kara (2012). Myths and Mysteries of Pennsylvania: True Stories of the Unsolved and Unexplained. Guilford, Connecticut: Globe Pequot Press. pp.63–65. ISBN 978-0762791064 . Retrieved 2021-07-11. PDF version of "The Case for the Unidentified Flying Object" by Morris K. Jessup – 2003 transcription of the Office of Naval Research (ONR) annotated "Varo edition", with three-color notes supposedly by Carlos Miguel Allende Wikimedia Commons Some believe that the U.S. Navy’s alleged research into radar invisibility in 1943 not only made the USS Eldridge vanish completely, but actually transported it to Norfolk, Virginia. For example, the coils and their tapping into the quantum energy fields around them were used in attempts to create a “vortex for time-travel”. Given the claims of Bielek, and many others, of top-secret time-travel missions for the intelligence services, perhaps there is more truth to these seemingly nonsensical notions than many would like to admit. And ultimately, maybe they were more successful than most would suspect.

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Speigel, Lee (May 24, 2012). " 'Montauk Chronicles' Claims Time Travel, Mind Control, Aliens At Camp Hero". The Huffington Post . Retrieved July 19, 2017. Floating cities have been spotted in the 2000s around the world – are these peeks into the future? From The Philadelphia Shipyards To 2749a b c "Games played by Krystian Bielik in 2018/2019". Soccerbase. Centurycomm . Retrieved 8 June 2019.

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According to Nichols, the mysterious device operating under the rather blunt name of The Montauk Chair makes use of quantum fields. These fields, according to Nichols, can read a person’s mind. Some rumors even exist that experiments have been done with the subject imagining a certain object – say a playing card, for example – with the aim being for the quantum fields to then make that object materialize in reality. Remember again, wherever we are right now, they are around half-a-century in front behind closed doors. If we think that there is much on the science platforms in contemporary times regarding quantum fields and quantum energies, and how such energies can be utilized, how far ahead were they forty or fifty years ago? According to some accounts, unspecified "researchers" thought that some version of this field would enable using large electrical generators to bend light around an object via refraction, so that the object became completely invisible. The Navy regarded this as of military value and it sponsored the experiment.The story of the Montauk Project intersects with a longstanding and somewhat well-known conspiracy theory regarding the so-called Philadelphia experiment of 1943. According to lore, the U.S. military was trying to find ways to bypass Nazi radar during World War II by using electromagnetic fields.