In the penumbra of power, transparency is often a mirage. In episode 175 of the Paranormal Observer podcast, renowned researchers Roberto Belmont and Juan Manuel Torreblanca dive into an in-depth analysis on “Manipulated Declassification”. HERE you can listen to the podcast.
With Juan Manuel Torreblanca broadcasting from his new base in Spain and Roberto Belmont in Mexico, this episode marks a milestone in the hosts’ trajectory as they celebrate their way to episode 200 with one of the most disturbing revelations to date.
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To understand this phenomenon, Belmont and Torreblanca propose that information is the modern “currency of exchange” used by institutions to maintain control over the public narrative.
Manipulated declassification is not an act of government honesty; it is the calculated release of fragments of information, often selected and formatted to avoid putting the system at risk.
There are specific tactics that governments employ to weave these shadows of doubt:
Selective Highlighting: A massive report is published, but the official communication only highlights specific fragments that support an agenda, while ignoring the rest of the dossier.
Systematic Censorship: It is common to find documents where the names of key people or critical locations are “blacked out” or redacted, hiding the truth behind black blocks.
From MK Ultra to Project Stargate: The History of the Invisible
One of the highlights of the episode is the analysis of the files that survived the information purge.
Roberto Belmont points out that there is no “single file” on MK Ultra; what we know today are fragments rescued from other files following the mass destruction order issued by CIA Director Richard Helms in 1973.
This program, which involved illegal experiments with LSD and mind control, is the perfect example of how power destroys its trail before allowing any kind of opening.
On the other hand, the Stargate Project and the study of Remote Viewing demonstrate that governments take esoteric and paranormal subjects very seriously for military applications.
Torreblanca mentions the connection with figures such as Jacobo Grinberg, suggesting that official science and mysticism intersect in the world’s most secret laboratories.
Leaks “Snatched” vs. Controlled declassification
The podcast establishes a vital distinction for any QuéOnnda reader: the difference between a “snatched” leak and an official one.
The Snowden and Assange way: People like Edward Snowden and Julian Assange (WikiLeaks) extracted information without permission, revealing the NSA’s global espionage network and the use of tools of technology giants like Google, Apple and Microsoft to monitor citizens and world leaders.
The Panama Papers trail: A massive leak of 11.5 million documents that exposed how elites use networks of offshore companies for money laundering and tax evasion on a global scale.
The Epstein Case and the “Unbearable Truth”.
Towards the end of the talk, the hosts address topics that border on the “unbearable” for public opinion: the Jeffrey Epstein case and the Podesta email leaks.
Belmont and Torreblanca discuss whether society is really prepared to know the depths of darkness in the upper echelons of power, including dark rituals and networks of abuse that seem straight out of a nightmare.
The conclusion of this episode 175 is a warning about the reality crisis we face in the age of Artificial Intelligence, where distinguishing the real from the fabricated will be humanity’s greatest challenge.
The episode is now available on all audio platforms such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify, where you can also listen to other podcasts such as Crimes of the Beyond or Interdimensional Astrology.
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