Man Reveals He Was Part of America’s Secret Time Travel – Project Pegasus Teleportation

Andrew Basiago spoke about his experiences with time Travel devices that he has been working with since the 1980s. He spoke about how he went to the future and the past on several occasions, how he lived with Barack Obama on Mars, who was known as “Barry Soetoro ” in season.

He spoke about it in great detail, going so far as to submit academic papers to the National Geographic Society in which he described the many Animals and aliens he encountered on Mars. National Geographic, on the other hand, wanted nothing to do with him, unfortunately.

He even talked about the top secret DARPA program from the 1970s, during which he apparently time Traveled a million years into the past and how he got to the year 2045 in the future.

He was the one who created Project Pegasus, as he claimed that during the Cold War this new project was funded to go back to Lincoln’s Gettysburg address where it would go directly to Lincoln’s assassination. Project Pegasus is also known to have had students as candidates so that they could be trained and sent into the past and future for as long as possible. All of this was used in the name of political control as they could easily identify future presidential candidates and even prepare them for the future by molding them into what they needed to be for the future. He talked about how the CIA has talked to Barack Obama, for example, since he was a kid.

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