Phil Schneider was a geological and structural engineer. For nearly two decades he worked on classified U.S. underground military bases.He claims that in 1954, under President Eisenhower, the government secretly signed a treaty with an alien group, bypassing Congress and the Constitution. He says the deal allowed the aliens to abduct a small number of cattle and test implant technology on a limited, tracked number of humans in exchange for advanced technology. He claims the aliens broke this agreement over time, expanding abductions far beyond what was agreed.He says this broken treaty led directly to a 1979 firefight at Dulce Base, New Mexico, the country's deepest underground facility at over two miles down. While helping drill tunnels for the base, he says his crew broke into a cavern already occupied by alien "Greys." He claims he shot and killed two of them before being hit by an alien weapon that burned through his ribs and exposed him to cobalt radiation, the injury he blames for the cancer that was killing him at the time of this speech. He says 66 government agents died in the battle and he was one of only three human survivors.He claims a hidden "black budget," separate from anything Congress approves, consumes roughly one quarter of U.S. GDP. He says this money built over 129 deep underground military bases across the country, some more than a mile deep, all linked by maglev trains capable of Mach 2.He also claims the government contracted for over 100,000 railroad cars fitted with shackles, and connects this to an underground "model prison" in Southern California, allegedly run by a private security contractor, holding thousands of federal inmates in total isolation.He warns that these programs are building toward a New World Order designed to disarm and control the American public, and urges the audience to study the Constitution, arm themselves, and organize locally to resist it. He mentions that a man had come to his apartment attempting to arrest him just two weeks before this speech.Schneider said repeatedly that he expected to be killed for speaking out. Two months later, in January 1996, he was found dead in his apartment. His death was ruled a suicide, but his family and many supporters believe he was murdered.