"Alien skeletons" in Mexican cave

[deirdre]

just grabbing shit at a site and then trying to piece it together somewhere is not how it's done.

it's not?

i'm also fairly sure the mexican government frowns on people playing with bones and shipping them to virginia.

 

[Mendel]

Any reason why it's not sheep?

it's not?

i'm also fairly sure the mexican government frowns on people playing with bones and shipping them to virginia.

nah, sheep bones will be fine
couldn't sell steaks otherwise

 

[john.phil]

i'm also fairly sure the mexican government frowns on people playing with bones and shipping them to virginia.

At an alleged cost of US$250 million per bag of bones, I don't believe they would mind for a modest export fee.

(20:51 - 21:10) T.W. Mock - Well, they're saying that basically that all of this is my civil responsibility and my duty to get involved in this. No, let's be real clear. What got me involved in it was the number. Right? Because it started at one number, which was 250. And it started it ended around a billion to go get these things. But ultimately...

(21:10 - 21:12) Chad Robichaux - Dollars, dollars?

(21:12 - 21:43) T.W. Mock - Yeah. Right. Per, per unit.

 

[NorCal Dave]

This guy runs some type of disaster recovery and remediation service out of Texas,

Let me possibly correct myself here. A quick Google of Mock comes up as the CEO or TAD Recovery then mentions disaster recovery and remediation which leads to TAD Restoration Service. Different website from TAD Recovery. TAD Recovery also has a fancy website, but is a bit confusing. The home page is all about their risk management services, but then tabs lead to things like logistics and oil and gas drilling services. Interestingly, there is NO team page or any mention on the TAD Recovery website about who runs it or works there.

Assuming Mock is the the guy in the orange shirt here:

He looks a lot like the T. W. Mock one finds on Facebook, who as of April 2023 was listing himself as a business consultant

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091004016266

Some guy on Instagram had him as a guest on his podcast and listed him as a serial entrepreneur:

No LinkedIn and no LinkedIn for TAD Recovery. He seems to appear on podcasts focused on business and success. Not really sure how he ended up as a "disposable asset" looking for alien skeletons.

 

[Gary C]

From the Instagram post above, "... he currently has a $49 billion portfolio."

FWIW he is not listed on Forbes Real Time Billionaires page - https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/

 

[deirdre]

he currently has a $49 billion portfolio."

Norcal's TAD link above uses similar language (but something like 27billion). I think his company (or a branch of his company,) is like Afflac ie. supplemental insurance.
The 27 billion (and likely now 49 billion allegedly) is the client assets he covers.

dont quote me, but thats how i read it.

 

[deirdre]

From the Instagram post above,

yea at 5:25 in that podcast Mock says "Our recovery side is managing 49 billion in assets"

 

[deirdre]

Not really sure how he ended up as a "disposable asset" looking for alien skeletons.

this is the drone scene 45 seconds into the Giant Skeletons video. (note: although the drone flies forward toward these collapsed buildings and into a "hole" (center bottom of pic) it is not the same hole that is shown when Mock says "this is the cave we found the skeletons". im not sure why they spliced 2 different holes together but im a bit suspicious that he is showing collapsed (possible hurricane damaged?/water) buildings when one of his companies repairs buildings.

 

[NoParty]

Somehow this hits me like a $9/hr security guard, outside the mall Wells Fargo,
declaring on Facebook that he "...secures assets of over two trillion dollars."