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[Alexandr Korol]

And what does... Well, okay, it accelerated, increased its speed. None of us have
such missiles, even the so-called “hyper” — whatever they call them now...
There simply aren’t any with such speeds. I repeat, what if the flying object
turned off the brains or switched them into some mode, say, the mode of —
what are they called — those “downs.” And then what? What would happen?
Therefore, these are questions that, well, they are...
Alexandr: Well, clear, meaning they won’t even let us know how it all works
if it’s not necessary.
Mystic-Old-Man: In the final analysis, yes.
Alexandr: I see.
Mystic-Old-Man: No, why? Some information, say, from those assumptions,
from those observations, from those possibilities, from what... Even crop
circles. In fact, some of it is becoming clear.
Alexandr: Well, I have an acquaintance who claims to understand and
know who I am. And for a long time, he has been saying that a flying saucer is
supposed to arrive — not to people in general, not to the public, but to me —
and there should be contact. Is he saying this sincerely, or just to bolster
my faith, or is it the truth? Or is this information hidden from you?
Mystic-Old-Man: No, this information is not hidden from me. Let’s put
it this way: how can one give information without changing its energetic
component? Well, let’s say, simply leaking some information through you
that you will then spread. But as for how it will work, you still won’t know,
because as soon as you connect that energetic component, the information
will start working in a way you can’t even imagine. The point is something else
entirely. There are so many variations and possibilities here — it’s incredible.
Alexandr: And if I don’t try to understand how it will happen, but simply
ask the question — this situation, do you see it, is it possible, what they are
predicting for me?
Mystic-Old-Man: The thing is, this situation is already stable on our planet,
obviously. We just don’t know about it. Well, we simply don’t know, and that’s
it. But if they tell us that the Earth is flat — well, fine, pay 20 million dollars
for a ticket to space and observe for yourself where it is flat. And report back:
“Yes, the Earth is flat. I paid and I saw it.” But in the end, it’s absolute idiocy.
If they spread this information and people manage to believe it as a given,
then you can believe in anything.