Jarvis Johnson Reacts to the Moment of Truth UFO EPISODE (ft. Kurtis Conner)

kurtis joins in around 1:00:00!

25:33 fob mention but at what cost

Technically the greeks also stole a majority of their plays and mythology from mesopotamia (Modern day iraq)

Michael Shermer has an earned reputation in the Atheist/Skeptic community for being an asshole. He’s also had credible accusations of sexual misconduct with women.

This doesn’t prove anything because Travis has taken many test and passed as well

That smarmy skeptic says "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence!" Dude replies with "There's geiger counter readings, electromagnetic readings.." Then the smarmy skeptic immediately pivots to "But you liked UFOs so you wanted to be abducted!"

Guy's all over the place, moving goalposts like a champ

The movie “Fire in the Sky” is an incredible (of course not entirely accurate) retelling of Travis Walton’s story
Whether it’s true or not, I believe he truly believes his story and I respect him very much for that

I got really hyped by the fact that the subtitles on the video are in my native language, for some reason 🥹

10:40 me when i am a drag queen in texas

Alternate reality Mypillow guy

from wikipedia (thought it was interesting):

Waltons as UFO buffs and pranksters

Mike Rogers and the Waltons were known for their interest in UFOs. One member of the crew recalled Mike Rogers and Travis Walton arguing about how UFOs can fly.[1] Rogers later acknowledged he had watched "the first part" of the recent television special that dramatized the Barney Hill "alien abduction" case, while the Waltons acknowledged prior discussions of wanting to be taken aboard a UFO.[1] The Walton family long had a reputation for pranks and practical jokes. One neighboring family, the Gibsons, recalled being the target of multiple pranks.[39]

Within four months of the incident, UFO author Raymond E. Fowler, himself a believer in UFOs and abductions, proposed that some members of the crew had been the victim of a hoax perpetrated by others in the crew. Authors including Klass and Pflock argue that Travis Walton and Mike Rogers planned the incident.[1]

As early as 1978, crew member Steve Pierce expressed suspicion that the incident had been a hoax.[1] Pierce noted that on the day of the incident, Rogers made the crew stay past dark whereas they usually ended work at 4:00 PM.[1] Pierce recalled that Walton did not work at all during the day of the incident, instead he slept in the truck while claiming to be ill "from carousing too much".[40][1] He also reported that Mike Rogers disappeared from the worksite for two hours that day.[1]

National Enquirer misrepresented polygraph results

Authors including Michael Shermer and Philip Klass note that while the National Enquirer tabloid publicized the opinion of a private polygraph examiner who reported the witnesses as being truthful, it omitted all mention of Walton's prior polygraph examiner who concluded Walton was being "grossly deceptive".[1] They further note that while law enforcement had conducted a polygraph examination of the crew during their missing persons investigation into Walton's disappearance, the objective of that investigation was to determine whether the crew had killed Walton, not to investigate UFOs. Thus, they asked only four questions: three about violence against Walton and one asking if an unusual object was observed.[1]

Possible role of fire lookout tower

The crew normally traveled to and from Turkey Springs by way of Black Canyon Road, a 16.5 mile bumpy, low-speed dirt road which passed by the Gibson Ranch House where the Waltons were allowed to live. But on the night of the Walton incident, the crew may have returned by way of Rim Road, a smoother, graded road that passed the Gentry Fire Lookout Tower (top).[12]

Robert Sheaffer, a long-time writer for Skeptical Inquirer and a founding member of the UFO Subcommittee of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, has argued for decades that the Walton incident was a hoax.[44][45][46] Starting in 2021, Sheaffer promoted the hypothesis that Rogers and the Waltons made use of a nearby fire lookout tower to achieve their hoax.[12]

While the crew typically traveled back to Heber via Black Canyon Road, Sheaffer suggests they returned that night via Rim Road, which passes by Gentry Tower: a 70-foot-tall Forest Service fire lookout tower equipped with a generator, a 200 square-foot living space for the lookout, an outer metal catwalk, and a spotlight.[12][47] Sheaffer suggests Travis walked towards the tower, which was brightly lit above the tree tops, until an accomplice in the tower illuminated him with the spotlight.[12] Sheaffer proposes that when Rogers later drove the crew back to the supposed abduction site, they actually arrived at a different spot entirely—one closer to their Turkey Springs site.[12]

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Brub you could have looked up travis waltons account before reacting to thia video… i understand you are capturing you genuine first reaction but its kind of painful listening to you make confused comments and questions bc youre clueless of the incident

You seem to not at all have a grasp on recent UAP disclosures and theories but thats fine

i had a history teacher in high school who wasted an entire hour of a class period trying to explain to us that aliens weren’t real. a lot of us didn’t care about it and we just wanted to get back to learning so we wouldn’t fail the ap test.

Talk about an intense intro. Brave man bearing it all here.

They fucked him over so hard, that's just wrong. I mean, the dude is most definitely delusional and what happened is for sure different from how he experienced it, but lie derector tests are like super unreliable and they either pick the answers themselves or they just took his understandable nervousness as a sign of lying, which is fucked up. Sure 25k is good, but 100k would've been so much better and he didn't get it just because the writers wanted drama and build up. Infuriating.

Love you Jarvis

all military pilots are officers and are typically engineers
in order to be an officer you have to go through college and the selection process favors engineers
also in flight school you have to learn physics
and in both navy and af rotc you have to take physics

this video shows that, the moment of truth, as a show was too out there for a show on tv. also the robotic female voice, sounds like the the one from the portal games, who else hears that?

Oh there it is Jarvis is racism against white people ! He just said it! 😮

I have never seen a show so unprofessional set up before! I will never understand why people don’t do the research ahead time have the settings preset before your you record wow just very amateur cheaply done! These hosts don’t know a thing about ufos or the people on the show! Just cheap 😮

This host was unprepared in the beginning didn’t do any research on Travis Walton at all! Plus he kept fiddling around with the settings stopping and starting very unprofessional! Skeptic or not he was just not very knowledgeable about Ufos or science at all! Not prepared at all!

Your partner said he wants to beat someone am 66 he couldn’t kick my ass

Your trying to explain away every thing he says maybe it did happen several people were involved not just him if it was just him would be different