The Higherside Chats

Join The Higherside Chats podcast as host, Greg Carlwood, talks with returning guest, Walter Bosley. With deep state technology and secret science becoming harder to suppress, and our understanding of past and present black ops programs constantly expanding, it is easy to see why stories of breakaway civilizations and and secret space programs have piqued public interest. From the inception of NYMZA, America's first military industrial complex, to the sensational saga of the Sonora Aero Club, today's returning guest, Walter Bosley, has followed these threads diving deep down the rabbit holes and today he joins The Higherside almost a year later to update us on where his research has taken him recently. 2:30 As an accomplished researcher in tracking back the history of secret flying machines, deep-state technology and the influence of German Nationalists, Walter has been able to fill the gaps lingering behind in our current understanding of history, along with congruently constructing a coherent narrative that goes beyond the basic bullet points. Kicking things off, Bosley provides some context about the Prussian Nationalist organization NYMZA that was established sometime between the 1850s and 1900s for the purpose of researching advanced technologies in pursuit of a unified Germany. Bosley breaks down the transformation of this group from the Nazi Party of Germany, to the Sonora Aero Club. 10:42 After breaking down the creation and mission of NYMZA an explaining the conception of several sub-groups, Greg and Walter turn their attention to a group Bosley has labeled the "1903"as they discuss Michael Busby's book "Solving The 1987 Airship Mystery", Solomon Andrew's attempt to involve Abraham Lincoln's administration in the development of advance airships, and the subsequent formation of what may have been the first American black-ops project. Bosley also elaborates on the rumored legend of a Tesla designed airship used by a breakaway civilization to fly to Mars. 22:00 Greg and Walter examine how this beyond belief saga involves everyone's favorite reality TV President, Donald Trump. Bosley describes a Dellschau drawing dating back to the 1890s referenci...