Corey also added a lot more information on this type of ET in the later part of this episode.
There seems to be a lot of copies of this video on YouTube. Here is the one which I believe has the most views.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA3HV_gfq80&t=4s
Source: http://spherebeingalliance.com/blog/transcript-cosmic-disclosure-boyd-bushmans-deathbed-testimonial.html
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David Wilcock: All right. Welcome to “Cosmic Disclosure”. I'm your host, David Wilcock. I'm here with Corey Goode, our insider's insider. And in this episode, we have some rare footage from a now deceased insider from Lockheed Martin, none other than Boyd Bushman.
So, Corey, welcome to the show.
Corey Goode: Thank you.
David: All right. So here's our first excerpt of an interview that we did not shoot with Boyd Bushman, but is public domain, fair use on the Internet. And given the importance and what we talk about on this show, it's well worth watching. Let's check it out.
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MEET BOYD
Boyd Bushman: My name is Boyd Bushman. I'm a senior scientist from Lockheed Martin. I have 27 patents.
Approximately 13 years ago, I ran across a person who had been given a job by Dr. Teller.
Dr. Teller was Oppenheimer's right-hand man.
And even after Oppenheimer was thrown out of Area 51, Dr. Teller stayed there and was in charge of several programs.
The person that I contact twice to three times per month is the head of that program now, and they continually update me on everything they possibly can. I do have a top secret clearance.
I choose, however, for their purposes, not to use it because they – the intelligent ones of me and me – actually believe that a great deal of information should be lifted up from those dark recesses of Area 51 and moved over so people can see it.
So that's what began about 13 years ago.
Since I am a scientist, I do not believe in theory. I basically, say, “Follow the data; theory be damned.” If something can't verify by a physical test that something is true, then I do not care to accept it in that [information] that I present.
Therefore, everything we present here will be data that comes directly from them, through me, to you.
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David: He's talking about the idea that Teller was working with a group of insiders and that they now want to disclose the truth. So is this something that happens fairly often in these classified programs, that people actually do want to get the information out?
Corey: Yes, it's fairly common. And whoever is doing security of these groups know that. They've done personality profiles on these people. They watch them very closely. They're watching for body language, different micro facial expressions. They're watching them very closely to know whether they need to step in.
So a lot of the times, these guys will usually have these conversations, you know, at a Sunday cookout and sit around and talk about it instead of talking about it at work.
And eventually, they end up getting found out, for the most part. It's very rare that they don't find out that they're talking about it “outside of the office”, as they say.
David: He said in there, “I have a top secret clearance, but I don't choose to use it.” What do you think he meant by that?
Corey: If you go in and work under a top security clearance, you're bound, legally, by everything you agreed to when you signed the agreement for the security clearance.
So if he's trying to work, he's trying to skirt the security clearance and any retributions that may happen legally or with his pension. So he's playing kind of a little game.
David: Now, when this interview came out, as I'm sure you remember, it lit up even the mainstream media like a wildfire. There were a lot of articles that were written about this, covering this guy.
So that, to me, suggests that he is not working as some rogue, but that what he's doing here was perhaps part of an orchestrated plan. Do you think that's true?
Corey: Well, it very well could be, because the groups that I was describing prior, the ones that don't get caught, are the ones that find like-minded people in security that turn a blind eye to the talk.
These are the types of people that really got this SSP Alliance rolling.
David: Right.
Corey: You know? That's how it got rolling.
David: What would be the objective of articles about this man and what he's going to say as we go through this episode, being released to the public?
He does seem to have the credibility. He says he works for Lockheed. We're going to see some pictures of extraterrestrials, allegedly.
What would be the ultimate endgame of promoting these videos and his testimony in front of the whole world?
Corey: Well, the Alliance anyway, and as well as the – whoever we want to name – the shadow government, they've been seeding the consciousness of humanity through movies and, you know, comic books, people giving deathbed statements like this.
So they kind of want to – in a way that they can distance themselves from or deny – deliver this information in bits and pieces to our subconscious.
David: He said that he worked for Lockheed, and he has 27 patents.
Corey: That should be easy to verify, unless they're . . .
David: That's what I'm thinking.
Corey: . . . one of the 5,700 classified patents.
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