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The Secret Company that’s hiding UFOs from the World – The Maynard Consortium Exposed
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The video argues that real control of the UFO/UAP “secrecy” does not primarily come from governments or aerospace contractors. Instead, it claims secrecy is maintained by an “illegal internationalist regime”—a transnational “fraternity” or brotherhood—portrayed as a network blending corporate, military, intelligence, political, and criminal interests.
This network is said to have seized the UFO narrative and benefited financially and politically from it.
1) UFO cover-up reframed: from governments to a private supra-national network
The narrator begins by referencing claims attributed to former State Department / nonproliferation analyst Matthew Brown, asserting that UFO secrecy has effectively shifted away from direct government control.
The video proposes a deeper “force” behind the scenes: a supra-national brotherhood operating through boardrooms, criminal networks, and offshore structures.
2) “Secret Machines” (Tom DeLong-era framing) as a roadmap to a real entity
The video centers on Tom Dong and his novel Secret Machines (published in 2016), arguing that the book’s antagonist—the Maynard Consortium—has real-world parallels.
According to the video, Secret Machines includes recurring UFO-cover-up themes such as:
- Area 51
- Secret aerospace projects
- “Black triangles”
- Consciousness/psychic effects
The video’s “fresh” claim is that the true enemy is not the government, but a private, supra-national organization that allegedly:
- was founded in the late 1940s
- receives funding via Swiss accounts with implied Nazi lineage
- is co-run by Western elites and German-linked figures implied to be Nazis
- uses “shadow corporations” and intermediaries to move money and resources
- funds secret aerospace/space projects and an intelligence operation (“Sweep”) allegedly created in 1964
3) World War II exfiltration narrative: Nazis escaping “not as a state,” but via networks
The video presents an alternate history of late WWII planning, highlighting a purported 1944 meeting at the Maison Rouge Hotel in Strasbourg.
It claims Nazi leaders and industrialists formed a large-scale plan to preserve power after defeat by:
- hiding industrial assets through shell/foreign front companies
- using Swiss and offshore structures and banking
- relocating technology and personnel to sustain a continuing “covert” future
It further claims that official Allied efforts like “Operation Safe Haven” failed, citing declassified-style assertions that:
- thousands of Nazi-linked entities/subsidiaries were established abroad
- large amounts of gold were transferred via international banking (with Brazil cited)
- many Nazi war criminals escaped to South America
4) The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) as a core mechanism
A major theme is that the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) was allegedly designed/used as an unaccountable transnational financial “black box,” insulated from oversight even during conflict.
The narrator claims BIS enabled transfers and laundering-friendly continuity that facilitated:
- wartime funding
- postwar preservation of networks
5) “Fraternity” network in finance and intelligence: Rockefellers–Dulles–Schroders–industrial partners
The video argues that the same elite networks enabling WWII industrial/Nazi survival also later controlled intelligence and/or protected UFO secrets.
It emphasizes overlapping leadership roles across, among others:
- BIS / Swiss banking leadership (as presented, including Thomas “Mkhitrich”)
- Alan Dulles (framed via OSS/CIA precursor context)
- John J. McCloy and the Council on Foreign Relations
- banking families such as Schroeder
- industrialists such as Ford and General Motors via European subsidiaries
- British institutional elites, including Montagu Norman (used to illustrate allegedly enabling actions)
6) Intelligence agencies supposedly “monitored” the network they were part of
The video claims Allied intelligence failed to stop exfiltration because intelligence leadership was allegedly entangled with—or sympathetic to—the same elite network.
It discusses multiple UK/US intelligence structures (as referenced) and suggests their operational geography—especially South America—placed information flows under influence of the same faction.
7) Postwar continuity: intelligence privatized into the “World Commerce Corporation” (WCC)
After WWII agencies were shut down or reorganized, the video claims the network recreated itself as a private entity.
Key points include:
- a purported founding of the World Commerce Corporation in Panama in August 1945
- WCC leadership including figures from OSS/British intelligence elites and Nelson Rockefeller-related leadership
- inherited wartime patterns via offshore addresses and continuity of personnel
The video further claims the WCC was not only an intelligence “cover,” but also merged with:
- aristocratic, media, oil/finance influence
- possible Vatican-connected influence
- and possibly elements of a Nazi underground network
8) Possible bridge to UFOs: exfiltrated technology & psychotronic/experimental claims
The video claims “spoils of war” included advanced technology such as:
- rockets/missiles
- guidance systems
- night vision
- chemical agents
It pivots to the UFO claim by suggesting “flying disc” stories may be misdirection. An alternative explanation offered is that breakthroughs could involve psychotronic effects (e.g., radiation/electrical discharge producing hallucinations/paralysis). The video argues this could explain why anomalous sightings might occur without direct battlefield advantage.
Naz-era and postwar testimonies are cited (as presented) to support claims of disk-shaped/saucer experimentation, including later alleged declassified FBI testimony.
9) Main conclusion: WCC = the real-life “Maynard Consortium”
The video’s climax claims the World Commerce Corporation is the real-world counterpart to the Maynard Consortium from Secret Machines.
It asserts matching characteristics:
- private supra-national structure
- late-1940s origins/continuity
- Swiss/offshore funding and shadow structures
- co-run by Western elites and German-linked figures
- funneling resources into secret aerospace and third-world-focused operations
- controlling or shaping what becomes publicly known about UFO-related activity
10) Setup for “Part Two”: “Sweep” (created 1964) and other alleged links
The narrator states the next video will focus on “Sweep”—allegedly an undocumented 1964 initiative in Dong’s fiction—and will attempt to map it to hidden real-world operations.
The video also foreshadows themes such as:
- Nazis building UFOs in Egypt
- secret space programs
- arms trafficking
- links to later covert scandals
Presenters / Contributors (as named in the subtitles)
- Jason Samosa (host/narrator)
- Matthew Brown (referenced)
- Tom Dong (author of Secret Machines)
- Richard (“Dick”) Bissell (referenced)
- Jacques Valet / Jacqu Valet (referenced)
- Peter Dale Scott (referenced)
- Ralph Ganis (referenced)
- Adam Labbor (referenced)
- Paul Manning (referenced)
- Charles Hyim (referenced)
- Nick Cook (referenced)
- Jesse Michael (referenced)
- General Neil McCassland (referenced via Secret Machines advisors list)
- General Michael Vhayden (referenced)
- General Mike Kerry (referenced)
- General Pete Warden (referenced)
- Martin Borman (referenced)
- Otto Skorzeny (referenced)
- Wild Bill Donovan (William J. Donovan) (referenced)
- Nelson Rockefeller (referenced)
- Alan Dulles (referenced)
- John J. McCloy / John J. Mcclo (referenced)
- Thomas Mkhitrich / Thomas McKitrich (as spelled in subtitles; referenced)
- John McCone (referenced)
- William Stevenson (referenced)
- Charles Jocelyn Hamro / Charles Jocelyn Hamro (as presented; referenced)
- Montagu Norman (referenced)
- Ha Marsh / “Hamarsh” (Reich Bank head; referenced)
- Kurt von Schroeder / Baron Kurt von Schroeder (referenced)
- Ha(s) Herman Schmidz / Herman Schmidz (referenced)
- Herman Joseph Abs / Herman Joseph Abs (referenced)
- Reinhard Gehlen (referenced)
Additional WCC-related figures referenced in the subtitles include (as named):
- Frank T. Ryan
- Ricardo Seeker
- William E. Dods
Other referenced names:
- Alan Griffith (as presented; referenced)
- General Patton (referenced)