SENATOR KENNEDY, REPTILIANS & THE FRONT-LOADING OF PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
1/5 — What did Senator John Kennedy really mean?
On JMC Broadcasting's The Final Battle, The Midterms & The Media Takeover, an extraordinary discussion unfolded after a clip ofSenator John Kennedy describing foreign leaders as REPTILES.
Kennedy stated:
“I think that the people running Iran are reptiles. Um, and they're part of a colony of reptiles. China, North Korea, Russia, and as I said, Iran. The chief reptile, the quarterback is President Xi in China.”
Was Kennedy simply using colorful political language, or was there something more behind the choice of words?
2/5 — FRONT-LOADING THE PUBLIC
Host John Michael Chambers asked retired Australian Army Lieutenant Colonel Ricardo Bosi whether people were reading too much into Kennedy's remarks.
Bosi responded:
“What they're doing is they're introducing the concept slowly.”
He explained that introducing unfamiliar terminology starts a conversation. Some people interpret it metaphorically, while others begin considering extraterrestrial possibilities.
According to Bosi, this gradual exposure reduces the shock of unfamiliar ideas, allowing the discussion to progress at a pace the public can digest.
Is this an example of psychological preparation for future disclosure?
3/5 — THE SLOW DRIP
Other panelists agreed with Bosi's interpretation.
Michael Jaco suggested revelations would continue emerging gradually, while Derek Johnson described the process as a “slow drip,” connecting the discussion to UFO disclosures.
The panel questioned whether the public was being gradually familiarized with subjects previously dismissed as unbelievable.
4/5 — THE 1934 LOS ANGELES TIMES ARTICLE
Then panelist BRAD WOZNY brought up something especially fascinating.
He referenced an old Los Angeles Times newspaper report about alleged underground Lizard People caves and tunnels beneath Los Angeles.
The article was published JANUARY 29, 1934.
HEADLINE: “Lizard Peolpe's Catacomb City Hunted”(“People's” is misspelled in the original newspaper headline, intentionally reproduced here.)
It described mining engineer G. Warren Shufelt, who believed he had located an ancient underground city, tunnels, chambers and golden tablets beneath Los Angeles.
Although the alleged underground civilization was never verified, the article itself is real.
Read the original newspaper clipping:
https://flickr.com/photos/vokoban/3818142158
5/5 — COINCIDENCE OR CONDITIONING?
Consider the sequence discussed on JMC Broadcasting:
• A sitting U.S. senator describes foreign leaders as reptiles.
• Ricardo Bosi suggests unusual concepts are being introduced gradually to reduce public shock.
• Other panelists describe a slow-drip disclosure process.
• Brad Wozny recalls a 1934 Los Angeles Times article about an alleged underground Lizard People civilization.
Nearly a century separates the newspaper story from Kennedy's remarks.
Watch the discussion yourself and decide.
JMC Broadcasting — October 2, 2026
Kennedy's remarks begin at 13:45:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZAFoNEHiJTg&t=825s