Project Camelot interviews Dr Pete Peterson

[Berminator]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooSRh7V68uk

Thanks to Mike Philbin.
Bill's a great interviewer ain't he?

[Berminator]

part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJyCG_OHXGg

part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfIlUMS_Q3g

[Mike Philbin]

parts 1 and 2 are good but, for me, when Bill's partner in interrogation Kerry gets a-hold of the mike that's when the excellent stuff comes out

did you hear the FLUORIDE stuff and what it does?  did you hear how Peterson says, "Yeah, they want you to die sooner."

[Berminator]

parts 1 and 2 are good but, for me, when Bill's partner in interrogation Kerry gets a-hold of the mike that's when the excellent stuff comes out

did you hear the FLUORIDE stuff and what it does?  did you hear how Peterson says, "Yeah, they want you to die sooner."

I've got 7mins left of part 3 and i want some rat fish.

[Freeski]

Very interesting. Got part way through so bump for later.

[Mike Philbin]

yeah, the 'ratfish' oil is a true revelation from that loooooooooooooooong interview. No more rotting teeth? I know, in my heart of hearts, that dentists INVEST in the sugar industry - if I was, I would.

wonder how much of all that is sourcable, i.e. provable. Hope so, for all our sakes.



And finally DOWN WITH PROFIT MARGINS, long live the free planet.

[EarthAngel_2012]

i also found it very interesting.. i was up till 6am to finish listening

[Mike Philbin]

rebumping for THAT statement alone - revelatory stuff.

I sent this blogpost into InfoWars for them to investigate further before posting but maybe some other need to also investigate Dr Pete Peterson and his claims and get a front-page piece up on InfoWars or PrisonPlanet. I don't care if it's not MY piece, just someone look into it, do it.



Mike

[Mike Philbin]

part 3 of 3 - robotics section:

00:23:00 he starts being grilled about GATEKEEPERS (what these are are failsafe devices that will 'stop the enemy back engineering your tech') now Peterson's a bit reticent THEN he says there's currently a "rather large order going through RIGHT NOW for GateKeepers".

Is this like the scene in Terminator 2 where they don't want FUTURE TECHNOLOGY getting into the hands of the enemy?

wow!

[Berminator]

Is the "ratfish"  a Cold Water Shark?

http://www.cancer.org/docroot/ETO/content/ETO_5_3X_Shark_Liver_Oil.asp?sitearea=ETO

Shark Liver Oil

Other common name(s): none

Scientific/medical name(s): alkylglycerols, alkoxyglycerols, squalene, squalamine


Or is the "ratfish" a Wild Antarctic Salmon?

[Mike Philbin]

did you nearly say Squalene-based adjuvants?

oh.my.lordy.

[Berminator]

did you nearly say Squalene-based adjuvants?

oh.my.lordy.

Way over my head Mike, very funny all the same.

[Mike Philbin]

the forthcoming mandatory A-H1N1 vaccine uses (toxic) squalene-based adjuvants to 'thin out the supply' i.e. make a little go further aka Christ feeding the five thousand with a few oily fish-livers.

[Berminator]

the forthcoming mandatory A-H1N1 vaccine uses (toxic) squalene-based adjuvants to 'thin out the supply' i.e. make a little go further aka Christ feeding the five thousand with a few oily fish-livers.

Thanks so adjuvants make it go a little further, good one.

[Berminator]

I've got 7mins left of part 3 and i want some rat fish.

We've found it, listen to this...

http://www.americanfreedomradio.com/archive/Project-Camelot-32k-091709.mp3

http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=136348.0

1 hour 8 mins in.

Activator X

[carlee]

http://www.greenpasture.org/retail/?t=products has anyone tried these?  Is the vitamine K what he is talking about

[Berminator]

Decalcifies pineal gland - Skate Liver Oil.

[Berminator]

http://www.greenpasture.org/retail/?t=products has anyone tried these?  Is the vitamine K what he is talking about

I'm gonna study it tommorow, think it's skate liver oil.

You cracked the code carlee, well done.

[Letsbereal]

I've got 7mins left of part 3 and i want some rat fish.

Are you sure he said rat fish?

I thought he said something about a fish living on the bottem - plat fish?

He didn't wanted to name the exact name of the fish unfortunately.

[Berminator]

Are you sure he said rat fish?

I thought he said something about a fish living on the bottem - plat fish?

He didn't wanted to name the exact name of the fish unfortunately.

It was Rat Fish.

[carlee]

just found this

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Re: 'The' Dr. Pete Peterson Interview
Post by longeyes on Sept 7, 2009, 1:38pm

Activator X which Peterson says can be found in 'Ratfish'

http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/2008/06/activator-x.html

It is not cod-liver oil but vitamin K2 which is key in processing vitamins A and D

http://www.westonaprice.org/basicnutrition/vitamin-k2.html#article

The 'Ratfish' surely a slip of the tongue by Peterson.
Cause here it is..
This variety is common along the Western American seaboard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotted_ratfish
It's a bottom dweller and was once fished as a source of fish oil as alternative to cod liver oil on the Pacific Coast.

Species live in both the Atlantic Pacific and Indian oceans as Peterson claims.

http://www.vnesten.com/shore/Ratfish.html

In this article it mentions that it is also used in mechanical devices as a lubircant as does Dr Pete.

And so does this scientific paper at the NOAA. Mentions ratfish would be excellent lubricant.

http://fishbull.noaa.gov/70-2/johnson1.pdf

The same place PC insider Arthur Neumann worked at in his retirement.

On the vitamin K2
from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_K

'Menaquinone (K2) is capable of blocking the blood thinning action of anticoagulants like warfarin, which work by interfering with the action of Vitamin K1. It also reverses the tendency of these drugs to cause arterial calcification in the long term.'

Just as the man says though i find nothing to link K2 with ratfish oil.

On Price and K2

http://wholehealthsource.blogspot.com/2008/06/vitamin-k2-menatetrenone-mk-4.html

The best source of K2 is apparently butter oil. Price originally apparently used Butter and cod liver oil in Activator X.

It is also been proved to be connected to calcium therefore bone growth and teeth.

I don't see the relevance of Ratfish or why this is whistleblower testimony.

[Berminator]

The doc called it ratfish, now that was only a term he used not the actual name.
he didn't want to say because this thing is an amazing find.
it's Skate Liver Oil, this is exactly the thing the world needs to take right now.
this could turn out to be find of the year after mms for me.

[donnay]

So far I have already watched part 1---fascinating and very informative!

Thanks so much for posting.  I will view others later after AJ.

[luckee1]

This is fascinating, I have to watch again tomorrow.

[Freeski]

the forthcoming mandatory A-H1N1 vaccine uses (toxic) squalene-based adjuvants to 'thin out the supply' i.e. make a little go further aka Christ feeding the five thousand with a few oily fish-livers.

Adjuvants are basically fill, and an accelerant right?

[donnay]

I have finished watching 2 and 3 and I am in awe what information he passed.  That ratfish is definitely something I am going to research further. Absolutely fascinating and very very informative.

Again, thanks for posting this!

[Berminator]

It was a great team job in finally findin' the Rat Fish,
i think we got lucky.

[luckee1]

There has been a good amount of speculation on what he meant when he said rat fish.  Did he mean rat fish or the skate?

[Berminator]

There has been a good amount of speculation on what he meant when he said rat fish.  Did he mean rat fish or the skate?

Skate, if there is such a thing as rat fish, that ain't it.

[luckee1]

Now there is two items the ratfish and the skate.  Both are in existence.  One looks nothing like the other.  Please understand my frustration.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotted_ratfish
Spotted ratfish
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The spotted ratfish, Hydrolagus colliei, is a chimaera found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. Often seen by divers at night in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, this unique shark relative gets its characteristic name from a pointed rat-like tail. The ratfish lays leathery egg cases on the bottom of sandy/mud areas which are often mistaken by divers as something inanimate. The bane of fishermen, a shallow water sighting of this fish often turns an uneventful muddy dive into an interesting encounter.



This unusual fish has smooth skin and large green eyes with a rabbit-like face. Ranging in depth from 40 - 3000 feet, these fish survive on a diet of shrimp, worms, small crustaceans, clams and small fish, which they grind and eat with a plate-like mouth very similar to that of a skate. They also have a venomous spine located on the front of their dorsal fin. Ratfish contain both cartilaginous and ossified bone. Other relatives of this interesting fish include the Australian ghost shark, or elephant fish (Callorhinchus milii).

Physical Description

The spotted ratfish has a very distinct appearance compared to other fish. The average female is about three feet (38 inches) long, much bigger than the smaller male. These fish have a smooth and scaless skin that is a silvery-bronze color, often with sparkling shades of gold, blue, and green. The speckled white spots along their back contribute to their name. Dark edges outline both the caudal and dorsal fins, whereas, the pectoral fins have a transparent outline. The ratfish’s pectoral fins are large and triangular, and extend straight out from their sides like airplane wings. They have a venomous spine located at the leading edge of their dorsal fin. The tail of the ratfish constitutes almost half of their overall length and closely resembles a pointed rat-like tail. The body of this fish is supported by cartilage rather than bone, as a result, it will go limp when removed from the water. It has a duckbill shaped snout and a rabbit-like face. The mouth is small and contains forward directed, incisor-shaped teeth, that act as plate-like grinding teeth. One of their most mesmerizing features is their large emerald green eyes which are able to reflect light, similar to eyes of a cat.

Habitat

The spotted ratfish can be found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They can most commonly be found between the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. The range of depths in which this fish is found extends from 40 – 3,000 feet below sea level. Near 115° N. longitude and further north, the spotted ratfish lives close to the shore. On the southern end of their range, they live in deeper waters. Ratfish tend to move closer to shallow water during the spring and autumn, then to deeper water in summer and winter. Spotted ratfish can most commonly be found living near the bottom of sand, mud or rocky reefs of the ocean floor.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skate
Skate
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This article is about the fish. For other uses, see Skate (disambiguation).
Skate
Fossil range: Late Cretaceous–Recent
PreЄ



Barndoor skate, Dipturus laevis
Scientific classification
Kingdom:    Animalia
Phylum:    Chordata
Class:    Chondrichthyes
Subclass:    Elasmobranchii
Superorder:    Batoidea
Order:    Rajiformes
Family:    Rajidae

Skates are cartilaginous fish belonging to the family Rajidae in the superorder Batoidea of rays. There are more than 200 described species in 27 genera.

Description and habitat

Skates have flat pectoral fins continuous with their head, producing a flat rhomboidal body shape. They also have two dorsal fins and a short, spineless tail. They have rough or thorny skin, and the males have additional thorns on the outer edge of their fins, with which to grasp the female during mating. There are five pairs of gill slits, located on the fish's underside. Skates are typically less than 1 metre (3.3 ft) in body length, although the largest species reach twice this size.[2]

Skates are carnivorous, feeding mostly on smaller fish and crustaceans. They are bottom-dwelling fish, living in most oceans, although they are absent from much of the Pacific. They range from shallow estuaries to deep sea environments, depending on species.[2]

Conservation

Skates have slow growth rates and, since they mature late, low reproductive rates. As a result skates are vulnerable to overfishing and it appears that skates have been overfished and are suffering reduced population levels in many parts of the world. The barndoor skate, Raja laevis, is currently listed with the IUCN as vulnerable due to being severely overfished.[3] However, population data is lacking to determine the exploitation of the big skate at this time.

[Berminator]

That's the sucker, it's called a rat cause it lives on bottom.
The liver oil is the magic potion.

Like the pic, it even looks rattish.

[luckee1]

Thank you for clarifying.  Your right, the higher profiling part of the creature does have rat outlines.

[Berminator]

Thank you for clarifying.  Your right, the higher profiling part of the creature does have rat outlines.

Thanks for pic Luckee1, that nails it.

[Mike Philbin]

Oh. My. God.

is that it?

is that all you got from the Pete Peterson interview? A cheeky way to avoid using a dentist?  What about all his other stuff?  If you don't trust that, how can you trust the ratfish nonsense?

Comments are now welcome on the other stuff in Pete Peterson's interview and I'm gonna list all the things I think are worthy of discussion in a big long list:

• The probable (in Dr Peterson's strong opinion) collapse of the economy, infrastructure, and law and order in the US.
• The planned disclosure of the ET presence.
• The Aurora (now retired from service and replaced by vehicles capable of superluminal travel) and the TR3B (the large flying triangle, which functions as an aircraft carrier).
• Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics (in fact, he developed the chip for the HAL Assistive Limb from Cyberdine that I've blog'd about already).
• The "information field" and how the body, the mind, and DNA really function.
• Healing modalities which work very rapidly and effectively.
• 'Rescuing' brilliant scientists out of the old USSR.
• How Mir (the Russian Space Station) was so heavy that it could not have been assembled without 'help' from our 'friends' (or, to be exact, the Russians' friends).
• Time spent in the Vatican Library.
• The existence of Sumerian high technology.
• Quantum computing (off-camera, Dr Peterson held in his hand a cheap quantum chip, which he had assembled himself in his own laboratory, with the computing power of 10,000 PCs).
• The genius of James Clerk Maxwell, and why Einstein was wrong.
• Why you should not spend too much time in front of your new Digital TV.
• The reality of the US prison camps.
• How President Obama was (in all probability) set up.
• How he came to understand that 15% of the world's population (of all races) have ET ancestry that can be seen in their DNA - and are also resistant to mind control technologies.

[Berminator]

Mike you throw around the Lords name like i don't know, it puts me off, just sayin'.

[donnay]

That's the sucker, it's called a rat cause it lives on bottom.
The liver oil is the magic potion.

Like the pic, it even looks rattish.

They call it a Ratfish because of it's rat-like tail. 


The entire interview was very intriguing!!  I would like to watch it one more time...

[Berminator]

^^That is one rat fish yes.
If you believe that skimpy crittor holds the mysterious potion, no worries.

[luckee1]

Oh. My. God.

is that it?

is that all you got from the Pete Peterson interview? A cheeky way to avoid using a dentist?  What about all his other stuff?  If you don't trust that, how can you trust the ratfish nonsense?

Comments are now welcome on the other stuff in Pete Peterson's interview and I'm gonna list all the things I think are worthy of discussion in a big long list:

• The probable (in Dr Peterson's strong opinion) collapse of the economy, infrastructure, and law and order in the US.
• The planned disclosure of the ET presence.
• The Aurora (now retired from service and replaced by vehicles capable of superluminal travel) and the TR3B (the large flying triangle, which functions as an aircraft carrier).
• Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics (in fact, he developed the chip for the HAL Assistive Limb from Cyberdine that I've blog'd about already).
• The "information field" and how the body, the mind, and DNA really function.
• Healing modalities which work very rapidly and effectively.
• 'Rescuing' brilliant scientists out of the old USSR.
• How Mir (the Russian Space Station) was so heavy that it could not have been assembled without 'help' from our 'friends' (or, to be exact, the Russians' friends).
• Time spent in the Vatican Library.
• The existence of Sumerian high technology.
• Quantum computing (off-camera, Dr Peterson held in his hand a cheap quantum chip, which he had assembled himself in his own laboratory, with the computing power of 10,000 PCs).
• The genius of James Clerk Maxwell, and why Einstein was wrong.
• Why you should not spend too much time in front of your new Digital TV.
• The reality of the US prison camps.
• How President Obama was (in all probability) set up.
• How he came to understand that 15% of the world's population (of all races) have ET ancestry that can be seen in their DNA - and are also resistant to mind control technologies.

Mike it is in the rat fish topic that I wanted clarity.  The other things you have listed is very important!  I wanted this particular info because my best friend's daughter is pregnant, I fear she will take the shot in order to comply.  So, my interest in this is for her sake.  I don't want to be searching for this info after it is too late.

But yes I downloaded all three and will re watch them.  He does confirm unequivocally much of the things we already know and he introduces some far reaching implications.  I am grateful to God for him as he has weighty matters on his mind that he cannot talk about!

[donnay]

Krill is very small and the oil from krill is fantastic!

From Dr. Mercola's website:  

Many Ways Krill Oil Supports You*

    *A healthy heart*
    *Support for concentration, memory & learning*
    *Blood sugar health*
    *Healthy joints, with an increase in joint comfort*
    *Fighting your signs of aging*
    *Healthy brain and nervous system function and development*
    *Protection for cell membranes*
    *Cholesterol and other blood lipid health*
    *Healthy liver function*
    *Relief of normal PMS symptoms*
    *Bolstering your immune system*
    *Healthy mood support*
    *Optimal skin health*
    *Improved quality of life when compared with fish oil*

[Berminator]

I get such an appetite reading this thread, damn i could eat a horse!