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>> EMERY SMITH: Today
on "Cosmic Disclosure,"

we are with Randy Cramer who
has participated in a covert

military space program for 18
years called the Earth Defense

Force.

Today, we are talking about
extraterrestrial healing

technologies.

Randy, welcome to the show.

>> RANDY CRAMER:
Thanks for having me.

>> EMERY: From what you have
been exposed to off-planet,

what are some of the most
advanced technologies you can

share with us?

>> CRAMER: Well, I mean,
medical healing technologies,

the ability to restore cellular
structures from damaged tissue

to healthy tissue in--

I mean, I say sometimes seconds.

You know, I mean, some of
the stuff we have takes hours

or days even to do something
that is still pretty miraculous

to regrow an arm or something.

But some of the most
advanced tech can do it in--

I mean, seconds or near seconds.

>> EMERY: Could you explain
in more detail what are they

doing?

How does that work?

>> CRAMER: There's probably at
least a half a dozen different

ways in which this can be
done, from what I understand.

The most familiar I'm with
is holographic projection

technology, which
uses a hologram that

has a resolution that
is at cellular level.

So the hologram--
if you could look

at the hologram
with a microscope,

you could see individual
cells in the hologram

so that when projected over the
body over damaged tissue, let's

say my hand had a third-degree
burn all the way across of it.

So projecting the
healthy hologram

of the healthy cells over the
damaged tissue through dominant

harmonic frequency resonance
causes the damaged tissue

to basically want to be like
the healthy holographic pattern

and go--

the damaged cell
goes, I'm damaged.

And it looks at this perfect
version of itself and it goes,

I want to be like that.

And then it repairs
itself, which to me

is the most amazing
part of that technology.

Is that the tool itself
isn't healing your body.

The tool itself isn't
regenerating your tissue.

The tool is just
telling your body

to regenerate your own
tissue and to fix itself.

So the tool itself,
the technology

itself is not fixing anything,
is not healing anything,

is not repairing
anything, your body

is still what does
all the repair,

all the fixing, all
the cellular changing.

But it does so simply
at being prompted

by a holographic image that
fools the cells in your body

into thinking that
the cells next to it

are perfectly healthy.

>> EMERY: So it's like giving it
its own correct mapping system

for it to replicate.

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

And it basically just wants to
conform to the healthier image,

the healthier resonance.

>> EMERY: What
else have you seen?

>> CRAMER: Basically like a
foamy gel that's got to be stem

cells or something in it that
they can just take and just

slather over a wound.

You could have a chunk
taken out of your arm,

and they'd just slather
that goo into your arm

and then your body would talk
to the biological cellular

structure of the stem
cells or whatever that's

in that goo foam,
and then it just

makes new cells
where they would--

it just turns into the kind of
cells in your arm that it needs

to be because they're--

you know more about stem
cells than I do, but--

>> EMERY: Sure.

>> CRAMER: --somehow the stem
cells know what to be when

they're told to be a
certain type of cells.

Like, oh, we want to
be an arm skin cell.

And then they just do that.

>> EMERY: Yeah.

They're using exosomes and the
stem cells and growth factors

to help train those cells.

So it's probably
another synthetic mode

of that or something
that they actually

made from the patient's
own possible blood.

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

>> EMERY: But I've seen that
in the projects as well.

>> CRAMER: I have also seen
people lose parts that they

could regrow.

A new limb in a
chamber that's again

from a foamy goo or a
programmable stem cell

or some time and it
grows into the limb.

And then they just
surgically replace it

with a transplant surgery.

>> EMERY: Right.

Yes.

So tell me a little
bit more about how

the devices are applying this.

The applications.

And is it like a
chamber of sorts or--

>> CRAMER: Most of my
personal experience,

there's the equivalent of a
hospital bed or a surgery bed

which has some equipment around
it in the case of a hollow bed.

It's basically got
a holographic lens,

a projector about a meter above
the bed unit and projects down.

I have seen similar
units, either used

by other departments or other
species that are basically

like an egg that you
get into that opens up

and you slide into it,
and then it closes up

and it's all self-contained
like in a giant

plastic, metal egg or whatever.

>> EMERY: Like a vat, yeah.

>> CRAMER: Something like that.

Yeah.

I've seen where a person was
inserted into a tube like a vat

that then everything
that happened

happens in a sterile
liquid environment.

So it's like embryotic
fluid almost.

It's the most equivalent like
an embryotic fluid so that when

you're in it, it wants to
rejuvenate your cells and keeps

infections away so that all
the stuff that they're--

any surgeries or things that
the device is doing while

you're inside is completely
sterile and completely

disease-free, bug-free, so--

microbe-free.

>> EMERY: So these
devices and technologies,

can they be used within
different species?

>> CRAMER: Absolutely.

The holographic
regenerating medical beds,

basically, just take a
blood sample or anything

that can get a DNA sample,
so it gets an ideal pattern.

And then that goes into
a computer that can then

recreate and project the image.

So as long as it's a readable
form of DNA sequencing

that that computer
can read, it can

create the projection of
the perfect cellular map

for that being.

>> EMERY: Have you ever heard
of them utilizing those types

of technology for like
hybridization or maybe growing

different types of beings
with that technology?

>> CRAMER: That's kind
of out of my wheelhouse.

I've heard rumors of
such things and projects,

but never witnessed anything.

So I would just say, probably.

But--

>> EMERY: Is cloning
a similar technology?

>> CRAMER: I don't think
that it necessarily is.

I mean, my understanding
is, when you already

have a mass of tissue that
you're trying to repair,

there may be some similar
science and technology

involved, but it's just
totally not the same thing

from trying to regrow a
massive tissue from a finger.

>> EMERY: Right.

>> CRAMER: That's way different.

Trying to repair this,
even if it's 2/3 damaged,

is just not the same
as trying to build

a whole person from this.

>> EMERY: Is there like a
cut off or a percentage?

Since you've been to a lot
of these wars and different

planets, where you might have a
VIP warrior that they put a lot

into it and all of
a sudden, he's--

from the torso down, there's
nothing left and are they

going to maybe re-clone him?

Are they going to try
to re-holographic image

all his appendages back?

What's been your experience?

>> CRAMER: In my
personal experience,

I believe that the least amount
of material that someone ever

brought back of mine was a
portion of my skull and most

of my brain inside my helmet.

Like here, this is what
we have left of him.

And they were able to keep my
brain alive and reform my skull

and then transplant
that onto another body.

So they didn't grow a
whole other body from that.

But they were able to get
the head and the skull

and the brain back together.

>> EMERY: And the
information problem.

>> CRAMER: All
that consciousness,

everything is attached to there?

So they were able to keep the
head together and the brain,

but had to transplant
that onto a new body.

>> EMERY: Did you have total
recall of that incident?

>> CRAMER: No.

I mean, I don't remember
that incident at all.

I remember the part of my head
flipping off of my shoulders

and spinning through the air
and then blacking out and then

coming to later, I had the rest
of the story explained to me.

But you know--

>> EMERY: And the audience
should know too that

the technologies that you were--

I'll just say that you were
exposed to at that time, that's

a possibility.

I mean, people would
look at this now saying,

oh, he lost his head.

But with the
advanced technologies

like cryo and other
things, as long

as they have a little bit
of that, they can recover.

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

As long as there's apparently
enough electrical activity

in the brain, they can take
the helmet with the brain

stuff in it, put it into a
stasis chamber, which basically

slows down time
so that the tissue

in the skull and the brain
is dying much, much slower.

So much more slowly that
you can take the time

to get that chunk
into stabilization.

And then they can
work on stabilization

by regenerating tissue
and keeping it alive

and regrowing it.

And once you've got the
brain back together,

then it's just putting
everything else back together

from what I understand.

So that's the hard part.

I was lucky, apparently.

>> EMERY: Maybe you
can verify this for me.

I have heard of these
special suits and helmets

that actually, if
you do get hurt,

they could preserve a body
part or the whole body.

Do you know anything about this?

>> CRAMER: It would
not surprise me.

I certainly know
that the suits were

designed to be self-preserving.

So you've got like
automatic tourniquets

in the arms and
the legs and stuff,

so when a leg is blown off.

But it would--

I mean, I'm a
smart enough person

that some other smart tech
engineer probably thought way

before I ever thought of it
that some of these things you

could put in the suit.

If you've got a suit that
can create a temporary stasis

field around the
brain or something

to hold them together, yeah.

It makes sense to me
that tools would just

continue to be developed to make
that easier to retrieve people

that there's not much
pieces or parts of them

to retrieve that you
want to keep them alive.

>> EMERY: Right.

I like what you said
about energy fields

because it's not always like a
helmet or a piece of the suit,

it's the field of that device
that creates you to be intact.

>> CRAMER: Correct.

Correct.

>> EMERY: What about technology
that has to do with mental,

emotional, and
spiritual healing?

Was there anything like
that that was brought up

to help people with?

>> CRAMER: I think
unfortunately,

there was not much of that
I ever observed when I was

in the military.

I don't think we ever
got too much of that.

In my later years, I would
say in the last decade or so,

as I have communicated
with special section

personnel and special section
medical personnel, just

to continue to sort out
any of the leftover stuff

that I've got to deal with in
my own body and my own brain

from all of that.

And their tools continue
to be advancing.

From whatever they were
doing 20 years ago,

is continuing to
advance and develop.

And I will say that
through a couple

of experimental
procedures to work

on some emotional, mental,
spiritual, psychological

healing, I'm a
human being again,

which is no small statement.

But yeah.

There are tools which they use.

But I would say
that when you start

talking about emotional healing
tools, psychological healing

tools, you're talking about
things that are less--

there are less mechanical--

>> EMERY: Right.

>> CRAMER: --less like this
part goes into this part goes

into this part.

And more essence of mind
inside the bowl of the brain.

>> EMERY: Right.

I was going to I say
it's like etheric tuning

of some sorts of--

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

It's trickier.

But they're getting good at it.

And so they're certainly able
to do some pretty amazing stuff

with that subtlety.

>> EMERY: What was the last
time you experienced advanced ET

tech?

>> CRAMER: Probably about four,
maybe five months ago tops.

>> EMERY: And what was that?

>> CRAMER: Actually, my partner
and I both needed to get some

work done.

Some healing work done
that we were wanting

to get some next-level work done
and it was recommended to us

to go to this contracting--
medical contracting

agency that's
extraterrestrial in origin.

To ask them if they
would do the work.

And they did.

And it was phenomenal.

>> EMERY: What was the tech and
technologies involved with you

two?

>> CRAMER: I couldn't say much
more than they took us aboard

their vehicle, their
ship, and did some work.

They experienced time
moving at a different rate.

And we were there for a while.

It wasn't just like hours.

It was I think several
days of treatment.

And then so when
we came back, there

was just this feeling
of being really

temporally discombobulated for
about a day, day and a half.

>> EMERY: Randy, who
were these beings?

And how did you contact them?

>> CRAMER: These
are the Velodians.

The Velodians are-- think of
them like doctors and nurses--

an entire planet of doctors,
nurses, and medical texts.

It's really what they live for.

So they have contractors
that go out to--

like "Red Cross" workers
out into the field.

And so there were some
stationed here just in case

they're needed here.

And so it was recommended
by our personnel

to contact them so that we could
do it separate from in-house

for reasons I want to go into.

That it was wise at that
moment to do something

that was not in-house.

And so we asked them to do it.

And they took us
aboard their ship.

Did some work.

And we were in way
better shape afterwards.

I mean, whatever they did was--

>> EMERY: So Randy, how were
you actually contacted by them,

or how did you
reach out for help?

>> CRAMER: Our personnel
recommended that we reach out

to them.

So we reached out to them
psionically to communicate,

which there's a protocol for.

And then after talking
to them for a few minutes

about what was going on and
what we would like them to do

and they agreed and then
took us on their ship

and sorted us out.

But it took several days.

So--

>> EMERY: And what were the
benefits after you returned.

You were discombobulated, you
said for a day and a half,

and then--

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

>> EMERY: What
were the benefits?

Could you tell us why
you were being treated?

>> CRAMER: No.

All I can say is before
treatment, everything bad.

After treatment,
everything good.

>> EMERY: For the body, physical
or for just everything around

you?

>> CRAMER: Oh, it was not just
a physical-- it was a physical,

emotional, like psychological.

I mean, there was a
totality of the work

in my own personal experience
that seemed to take place.

So if I were to really just
try and put some perspective

on Velodian medical technology,
think of the most advanced

Terran medical
technology that you can,

and then that's still the
dark ages compared to whatever

they've got going on.

Just because it's what
they eat, drink, sleep,

and breathe every day
on their entire planet.

They're a planet
of medical workers.

>> EMERY: Well, does the Earth
defense force utilize these

advanced healing technologies?

Or is it just for the
extraterrestrials?

>> CRAMER: We use technologies
that we have adapted, utilized,

and that we have
come to understand.

I think as we come to
understand more technology,

you know, of course, we're
allies with the Velodian.

So they're certainly
the first thing

that they're going
to want to do is

share that technology
with us and go, oh.

You guys need better
medical technology here.

You should send some people
to our medical universities

so that they can become super
skilled medical professionals

and then teach you how
all this stuff works.

So I'm sure we have a few
people who are doing that.

But that's still an exchange
of information and technology

program.

So who knows how long
it's going to take

before we're half as
good as their emergency

medical technicians are?

>> EMERY: Where do the
Velodian come from?

And how are they
allowed to work here?

>> CRAMER: I believe
from the Sirius System.

I believe Velod--

Velod, I believe is how they
say the name of the planet

is Velod.

Is a planet inside
the Sirius System.

That's where they come from.

They are medical
contractors who--

again, like Red Cross workers,
volunteer their personnel

to the Galactic Senate and
say, hey, where can we go help?

Where can we send some "Red
Cross" workers to help out?

To be available in case there's
an emergency or in case someone

needs something.

So they just make
themselves available

and show up and are
in the neighborhood

waiting for someone to say,
"Hey, give me a hand here."

And so they were just
kind of hanging out

in the solar system waiting
for somebody to ask them

for assistance.

And they were super
eager to help out.

>> EMERY: So like our Red
Cross, which goes to multiple

countries and serves
multiple races,

how about the Velodians or just
other extraterrestrial healing

tech?

Is it specific for
one race or can

it do multiple physiologies?

>> CRAMER: Oh, my understanding,
the Velodian seem really good

at any physiology
anywhere, anyhow, anytime.

I mean, it would be--

it would probably be a real
surprise or shock to them

if you brought them
an injured patient

and they didn't know what to do.

>> EMERY: If we have advanced
medical technologies,

why are they being
suppressed to the militaries,

our civilian hospitals, why
can't we just go out and get

this stuff?

>> CRAMER: Again, it's treaties.

And right now we
have not entered

into a state where
ETs can declare

a medical emergency
or a civil emergency

and simply start showing up.

If conditions could arise
in which they could declare

a civic emergency based on
whatever those criteria are,

then we could see
the planet flooded

by extraterrestrial EMTs.

But until that happens, until
that criteria could be crossed,

which we haven't
reached yet, they all

have to stand off at
the sidelines and wait.

And go, OK.

We're waiting for someone to
tell us that we can go help

or asking us to go help.

Otherwise, we have to wait on
this side of the sidelines--

>> EMERY: Who is
that someone, Randy?

Because all this war and
people dying in war here

on planet Earth, all
the disease and cancers,

all this could be easily avoided
with all this technology.

So who are they
waiting for that call?

You said they're waiting for--

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

I mean, that's a difficult
pin to put in other

than to say that there
are some people still

who are very much at the top
of leadership in this world who

are not yet allowing
that to occur.

There are plenty of
other people that

are encouraging it
to occur, including

the medical personnel, who
are waiting on the sidelines.

You can let us help now,
you can let us help now.

We'd be happy to come
in and help right now.

And they're like, well, not yet.

So like, unfortunately, if
this was all about logic

and sanity, this would
not be a problem.

Right?

Logic and sanity are
pretty straightforward.

And when you need to
ask someone, what's

the most sane logical
thing to do here,

it's not hard to come up
with what the answer is

for what is the most
sane healthy thing to do,

logical thing to do.

It's not difficult.

But because we're
not, as a species,

prone to pure logic and clarity,
and because we're so confused

with emotion and preferences
and favoritism or disfavoritism,

then it's complicated.

If it was just about
simplicity, logic, clarity,

this would all be done.

But because it's not and
because the people who

are involved in
making those decisions

are simply not logical
clear-minded people,

they have really intense
feelings about things.

And most of those feelings
are fear and insecurity.

And if they change
something in their universe

and all of a sudden
something that

makes them more afraid
or more insecure,

then they're not going to do it.

So there are people
who know what

the logical smart thing
to do is, and they're not

going to do it because they're
afraid and they're insecure.

And they don't want to do
the logical clear thing

and the smart thing
because they want

to do the thing that
keeps them from enacting

some horrible unknown, fear
that probably isn't going

to be as awful as they think
it is when it actually happens.

But again, if it were just
about logic and smarts,

we'd be through this already.

And it's because
there are plenty

of people in this world
who are not logical

and they're not smart.

They're emotional and they're
vindictive and they're selfish.

And in some cases, they're lazy.

And in some cases,
they're just hateful

or spiteful or disdainful
or any of the other words

that make people all the
things that aren't just

smart and logical.

>> EMERY: What positive pathways
do you see moving forward

knowing about all these advanced
healing technologies and how

soon do you think
they'll be out?

>> CRAMER: You know, again, I
think because we still have all

the evidence and reason to think
that we are on a footing to be

invaded by alien forces sometime
here in the near future,

we believe very strongly that
any opportunity for disclosure,

any opportunity for change is
an opportunity for intervention.

And we're just waiting
for the opportunity

when intervening can
happen without saying,

can we intervene?

Can we intervene?

Instead of having to say
that, we can just go, oh, now,

we have to.

Here we're intervening
and then no one's

going to complain about it,
because we absolutely had to.

But as long as there's an
argument that we don't have to,

then it's difficult to
justify making that move,

again, when people
are still just

very scared, afraid, and
insecure about the things

that they may lose.

But we're going to get
over that pretty soon.

Pretty soon.

>> EMERY: Very well put, Randy.

Looking forward to that.

>> CRAMER: Yeah.

Me too.

>> EMERY: Thank you, again,
for being on the show, Randy.

>> CRAMER: Thanks for having me.

Good to be here.

>> EMERY: My name
is Emery Smith.

And this is "Cosmic Disclosure."

Until next time.

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