DANIEL:  And what’s the ratio of ETs to humans inside Solar Warden’s workforce?

JOHN:  Eighty to 85 percent human, and then 15 to 20 ET.  I leave room because, of course, there are some ET species who you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference unless either they told you or you did a DNA test.

DANIEL:  And how would you describe their overall mission statement, or their vision, and what would you say is their actual real motivation?

(17:00)  JOHN: Basically what I’ve been able to piece together is that they’re the military police of the so-called Cabal or Illuminati, or–

DANIEL:  Military-industrial complex.

JOHN:  Yeah. Whatever you want to call it, that’s basically their function. They’re protecting Earth and the solar system because that’s where the interests of that group lie. They’re not doing it out of the goodness of their hearts because they particularly care about humanity or about any planets; but, as a byproduct of that being their main goal, we do get heavy protection, so—

DANIEL: And they also managed to get a lot, to climb the ranks really quickly, considering how new they are in space—not accounting for time travel. But how would you explain their high position in the solar system? Is it just that no one else was up to the task, and they needed someone doing the dirty work, and that humans are inclined towards warring and are well suited for it, and they just filled a gap there?

JOHN:  Yes, I believe that’s part of it, although there have been people policing the solar system for millions of years, so, I mean, I think Solar Warden just happens to be the newest iteration of that.  They just— they took over for whoever was doing it before us.

DANIEL: But you don’t know who that is.

JOHN:  No, I don’t. I would— educated guess, I would say probably the tall whites, seeing as how they’re at the head of Solar Warden. But that’s an educated guess; that’s not a for-sure fact.

DANIEL: And in addition to technology, their other big goal is to maintain the seat for Earth at the galactic table. And what do they benefit exactly from this?

JOHN: Basically, it ensures protection, and also it allows them to get better technology.

(19:00) DANIEL:  I’m curious as to the group that they are trying to be on the good side of. Like, is it the one that’s in a bubble around Saturn?

JOHN: I think it’s that group. Um, I’ve never been to their area. I have seen their, uh, some of their representatives of various races, and they do wear white uniforms and all that, like people have described, so I believe it’s that group. Yeah.

DANIEL: Yeah. It must be. It goes by different names, so there’s no use repeating those here. But going back to the tall whites, what would you say is the dynamic between them, between Solar Warden and them? Are they the head honcho, or are they just another ET species?

JOHN: Yeah, there’s a head of Solar Warden, and I believe most of the U.S. Navy is headed by the tall whites. There is another faction of the Navy that’s basically the American Dark Fleet, and they’re Draco-aligned, but that’s a whole other story. But, yeah, the tall whites are the head of Solar Warden. They say what goes and what doesn’t go, who they’re allowed to deal with, where they go—all that.

DANIEL:  I see. And just to make a comparison, because the biggest source, provider of information about tall whites, is Charles Hall, who I’m sure you know of. And he describes them as being albino, and growing profusely past a certain age, and becoming really frail in the process. Also that they’re very skinny, that they could just about pass for humans but also they have very pronounced psionics, and that their noses are smaller, but other than that, still quite related to us. Would you say they’re the same as this, and what can you share about their physical appearance, and maybe their temperament and character?

JOHN: I would say it’s the same group that Charles Hall described. Um, temperament and character, uh, is they’re very arrogant. They think that the galaxy is their playground, basically, and they’re not the only people who think that, so they are in competition. And, um, other than being really arrogant, they’re decent enough as people. I mean, they look down on you, but they don’t think of humans as pests. They think of us as useful, so they treat us okay.

DANIEL: So, you’ve had extensive interactions with them?

JOHN: Yes, I was one of the people who would do liaison work with them.