Mysterious Meeting With Jake Barber, Beatriz Villarroel & Denis Asberg

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00:00What's up, Edders? Patrick here with Vetted. It seems that Dennis Asperg, who is a Swedish

00:06ocean explorer, recently had Jake Barber there in Sweden with Dr. Beatrice Villarreal. Dennis

00:17Asperg sits down with Jake Barber and Beatrice for this roundtable discussion, and he released

00:23basically a five-minute teaser of this interview, which we're going to go over. So let's break this

00:29down. All right, Edders, please hit that like button. That really helps out the videos. And of

00:33course, if you're not already subscribed, hit that subscribe button. I'm trying to get to 100,000

00:36subscribers before the end of the year. Let's take a look at this tweet. Honored to host whistleblower

00:42Jake Barber here in Sweden with astronomer Beatrice Villarreal. We've spent days discussing crucial

00:49UAP findings in our shared mission to reveal the truth. Stay tuned for more. If you haven't heard

00:55of Dennis Asperg, don't worry. I hadn't either. But looking at his website right here, OceanX

01:01Team, you can see that the OceanX Team is a world-leading deep sea exploration company dedicated

01:09to uncovering lost treasures, historical shipwrecks, and underwater anomalies. With cutting-edge

01:16technology and a relentless spirit of adventure, we search the depths of the world's oceans to reveal

01:22secrets hidden beneath the waves. And they famously looked into the Baltic Sea anomaly. If you're not

01:29familiar with that, you're going to have to do a Google search and find out a little bit more about

01:33that because this video is not about that. But so they search underwater anomalies. So all right,

01:40now he's sitting down with UFO whistleblower Jake Barber and Beatrice. And who is Beatrice? Well,

01:45I'm sure you've heard just most recently, she put out this paper, which I'll put a link to down below,

01:53but basically saying that there was these anomalies in the sky pre-satellite. So they looked at,

02:00you know, photos of the sky before we had satellites up in the atmosphere and they noticed things up

02:06there. That's the gist of it. I'm sure there's a better way to explain it. But people have been very

02:11excited about that because they're like, wait, how can there be things up in the sky before we had

02:15satellites? What is that stuff? So they sat down, Dennis Asperg, Beatrice and Jake Barber.

02:22They actually released two videos. This is the first one.

02:45I have a guy who is fantastic. I've learned a lot about him in these days. And who do I have here? Jake Barber?

02:54Jake Barber.

02:54Barber.

02:55Yeah.

02:55And who is Jake?

02:57And I have no idea what they just said because I only speak English, but I'm sure it was very flattering and a proper

03:03introduction. But yeah, I'm Jake Barber from the United States of America. I've been involved with the Skywatcher

03:11Corporation, where we are exploring UAP in the United States and elsewhere. And I'm here in Sweden to meet with these

03:18other two explorers who have been looking at very interesting things that have inspired me as well. And so we wanted to get

03:26together in this beautiful place and have some coffee and tea and some desserts and talk about the journey we've all

03:33been on individually. And I think we have a lot in common that we can only offer each other that few can sympathize

03:41with. So we're having a lot of fun and lots of secrets and sharing secrets. Yeah. Yeah. So Oh my God, what we

03:50learned about the universe today. So we're going to do a podcast interview. Yes, tomorrow, hopefully, if

03:59everything's done well with time and everything. So tomorrow, we're going to record it. And perhaps next week

04:04or two weeks, it's going to be out on Dennis world. Thanks for watching. And thank you. Thank you.

04:11You're welcome. Ciao. All right. So let's get to this five minute preview of a roundtable discussion

04:18where they discuss all the things they've, you know, encountered each of them in their respective

04:25fields about UAP. And the egg is was a was a unique experience because it was a highly sensitive

04:36operation that turned out to be a crash retrieval of a non-human craft. And that was the egg, which

04:46literally looked like an egg, like a chicken egg, except it was shiny. And it was on the ground when

04:54I got there. So my primary role in crash retrievals is that of a helicopter pilot. So I was operating a

04:59helicopter that night when I got dispatched to retrieve the egg with a long line system and a

05:07remote hook, as we call it. It's usually 150 foot to 200 foot long line that hangs below the aircraft.

05:14And I flew in that night with that long line system and came over the hill and saw a shiny,

05:23like metallic white egg on the ground and hooked it up and flew it to another secure location where it

05:33was offloaded. And that that experience was something that stuck with me. Is it dangerous to go close to it?

05:43Um, is it dangerous? Well, some, there are, um, there are, there are records within the crash

05:53retrieval program, um, of there being side effects or medical conditions associated with those who have

06:00recovered crap from the ground or even in the air. Um, I'm one of those myself. And this gets confused a

06:08lot in, um, in the public that has seen some of my podcasts or some of the, uh, some of the coverage

06:15of some of the conversations I've had like this, you know, there were two objects that I am talking

06:20about publicly. One is the egg. The other is what we call it was an eight gone or it's an eight. It's

06:25basically a flying disc with, um, eight delineated sections, you know, when viewed from above,

06:31uh, looked like a craft, a flying saucer, but it wasn't smooth. It had eight sections. It was very

06:38dark. And by the time I was over the object flying, trying to lift it off the ground, I was in tears.

06:45I, um, I didn't know if I thought maybe I was, someone had drugged me or I was having an emotional

06:52breakdown of some kind from distress cortisol. Um, and it took everything I got to fly and pick

06:58this load up and, and fly away. So look, Jake gives a little more detail here about the egg that

07:04he allegedly, you know, recovered, um, that he believes to be non-human intelligence. Right.

07:12I'm not saying the event didn't happen, but that it's non-human intelligence. Right. I don't know.

07:17But one particular point of the story that's kind of interesting is, is he's like, you know,

07:23I'm flying the helicopter and all of a sudden I become overwhelmed trying to pick this thing up.

07:27And it took everything I had to, you know, finish the trip. I mean, you're in a helicopter where

07:32more people in there with you, wouldn't you radio down and say, Hey, something's not right

07:36with me. I can't do this right now. You know what I mean? I mean, if I was cooking on the line,

07:41uh, in a restaurant or in my own place that I used to have and something came over me,

07:46I would step away and have someone put it. Why would you risk your own life or whatever,

07:50just to pick this thing up? I don't know. Maybe there's more to it than I'm not hearing,

07:55but that sounds, I don't know. That just sounds dangerous. Why would you do that?

07:59Come back for it. Right. So that seems a little interesting, but Jake opening up about the impact

08:06that coming out had on his family. All right. You know that, that I can understand that.

08:12I've slowly kind of exposed my family to this, I get to this worldview over time. We've always held

08:18that in our household, like, especially with my children, I've talked about it that way.

08:22Um, and so I think they're oriented, at least within my household and my circle of friends,

08:28they are oriented towards this becoming a reality, but they didn't know the extent to which I was

08:33involved. And so, especially with my immediate family, they didn't want me to come forward.

08:39And it took a long time. Like Ross and I were working together for over two years before I came

08:46out. And at first I was like, there's no way, but I wanted to find a way to help because of friends

08:50like David Grush, who was, who had stuck his neck out and was out there on a limb and he wasn't

08:56getting much support. Um, and so I wanted to find a way forward for him. Um, and I just had to assure

09:04my family that I didn't have a choice that this, I had an obligation, um, and that I'd done my best

09:11to ensure that it was going to be okay for us. Um, there's certainly, there was the surprise and

09:17the embarrassment because I knew there was going to be backlash and it's tough on your

09:21kids too, because your face is going to become known and they're going to be, Oh, there's

09:25that guy that I saw on YouTube. And I'm used, most of my life was spent very private and very

09:31secretive. And there's no benefit from, for us, for my family, for being known. Like we,

09:38we have worked really hard and are, we have become very stable financially, very stable socially.

09:44And there's, there's only, there was only the possibility for loss in this. It was an act

09:51of service and it was something that I knew I had a piece of the puzzle and that puzzle

09:57needed to be completed because I was leaving other good Americans hanging out there that

10:02had come forward. And so I, uh, I focused on that, that while in the short term, my family

10:12may be very angry at me in the longterm, they would be proud of what I did that I came forward

10:18and I did the right thing. And especially for my teenage daughter, it was really rough. Um,

10:24but when I knew that when she grew older, that I'd hoped that she would look back and understand that

10:31it was a moral obligation and that, that it was an act of virtue and bravery that,

10:36that, uh, motivated me to come out. Yeah. I'm sure his family was worried about

10:42the reception he might get. Right. And, uh, Jake felt it was his duty to come out and that his,

10:52his family would be proud of him, um, later on. So I can understand that completely, to be honest with

10:59you. Um, you know, he took a risk and came about, you know, he clearly thought that the impact on his

11:05family negatively would, you know, was less than the impact he felt he could have on humanity

11:13moving forward. I don't know. Me personally, just me personally, I would choose my family

11:20over everything, over everything. My family comes first. Sorry, humanity, you gotta wait. I'm not

11:28sacrificing my family for humanity or the impact on them, the hate, the trolling, the comments, the

11:34this, the, that. I just don't see that it's worth it, um, entirely. Um, but, um, Jake felt that

11:42whatever decision he made, I mean, it's his own family, it's his own decision. I totally respect

11:46it. And there's clearly more there than I know. So I'm not judging Jake. I'm just saying what I would

11:54do in that position. Um, but at the same time, sometimes you gotta make tough decisions, you know,

12:00as well. So it's complicated and nuanced and it's a personal journey and decision. So totally can

12:08understand Jake's perspective. Um, it's good to hear this. And I'm excited to hear about this

12:14round table discussion and see what they discuss and hear from Dennis and from Beatrice about this.

12:19Right. And it is interesting that Beatrice did ask him, Hey, about, you know, what about going near

12:24this craft? Like you weren't worried, you know, again, it just, these things just don't make sense

12:29that they wouldn't test this stuff. Right. You know, and then your helicopter pilot comes in and

12:36has this overwhelming feeling could have potentially crashed the helicopter. Um, I just, that's confusing

12:42to me that you wouldn't know those things before you just go pick this up. Right. Who's at fault

12:49here? Is it leadership? Uh, it sounds like, right. Cause they shouldn't be sending people in if they

12:55don't know the effects it can have on the people they're sending into. You got to send in hazmat

12:59teams and all kinds of teams. So something not adding up about this entirely, to be honest with

13:06you, just parts of the story are just left out, I guess. I don't know. I'm just confused by a lot of

13:12it, but anyway, look, uh, that's all I have. We'll see you guys in the next video links in the

13:18description, go check it out for yourself. And, uh, I'll let y'all know when that full

13:22round table discussion comes out. Remember every day's a gift y'all. Peace.

13:48Bye.

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