Cosmic Disclosure:
Alien Tech at the Vatican
David Wilcock: Welcome back to “Cosmic Disclosure”. I'm your host, David Wilcock. And here again with me is Emery Smith, a friend of mine for the last 10 years.
I've been leaning on you for a decade to do this, and you finally have. So, thank you, Emery. And thank you on behalf of all people in the world who want freedom and Full Disclosure.
Emery Smith: Oh, thanks for having me, Dave.
David: We were actually driving in the car, and we were talking about the bodies that you'd autopsied, but then you told me something in the car that I think sheds some deeper light on your experience.
And I'd like us to go into that part now, even though I think it's farther along in your career.
But it helps to establish a fundamental truth, which is that insiders, typically, when you get a real one, they have lots of different, cool things that they've done.
So tell us about the Vatican.
Emery: Oh, the Vatican. Yes, yes.
So a private organization went to the DoD [US Department of Defense] and the mil [military] labs I was working at, and they needed some technicians and some scientists to go to the Vatican to look at their archives, because they know that they had some information on a craft that was taken in New Mexico.
David: So there had been a UFO . . .
Emery: That was shot down.
David: Oh!
Emery: Yeah.
David: And it was a recent one.
Emery: Yes, very recent. And they took this craft . . .
David: Why would they shoot it down? Was it hostile? Did it do anything bad?
Emery: No, no, no, not at all.
David: Oh.
Emery: No, it just got too close to some of the weapons up there . . .
David: Oh! Okay.
Emery: . . . and from what I heard, from the debriefing.
And I don't know where it crashed. I just know where it was at.
David: Do we know anything about what this craft looked like or what kind of occupants they found inside?
Emery: No, there were no occupants that was mentioned, but the craft did look like a tetrahedron.
The best way I could put it is: make a tetrahedron out of PVC pipes.
David: Really?
Emery: Yep. And about eight feet in diameter.
David: Uh!
Emery: Yeah, and it has a light in the middle of it.
David: Really?
Emery: Yes.
David: And this was like a robotic drone?
Emery: It always stays centered. Ah, it could have been. But then again, a lot of these craft are conscious, actually.
David: Hm.
Emery: And it can . . . Every now and then, it'll strobe. And then it'll fill up the spaces so you can't see through it.
David: What will fill up spaces?
Emery: Like, you know, I just said it was an empty tetrahedron, like made out of PVC pipe?
David: Right.
Emery: So you could see through it, and you could see the light in the middle.
David: Oh!
Emery: Uh-huh. Yeah.
David: What color was the orb of light? Do we know?
Emery: It was blue, but it was very small, like probably three inches in diameter.
David: Wow!
Emery: Yes.
David: And the tetrahedron itself was white?
Emery: It was . . . The outside of it was like if you made one with PVC pipe and it was pure white, and it was seamless.
David: Wow!
Emery: And if you got too close to it, it would actually fill in a space of . . . that you could not see into it.
David: But I still don't know if I understand.
Emery: Okay. So if you have an empty tetrahedron that you can see through, and we're only talking about the outside lines, okay?
David: Okay.
Emery: So you could see through it, and you can see this ball.
David: Oh.
Emery: And if you get too close to it, it'll actually go solid.
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