I once spent two weeks in coaching work with a woman who was part of a Scandinavian royal family. This was 1998. One day we walked through a living room where a TV was running. I slowed my pace when I noticed that it was showing something entirely unfamiliar. Some kind of construction work in what appeared to be outer-space. I saw a kind of scaffolding surrounding sharp and jagged crystals of extreme size. And then there were these weird globe-like objects with mechanical arms floating around doing work on the scaffolding and the crystals. From the narrators voice you knew it was not a science-fiction movie but some kind of live-feed documentary. The voice was describing what was happening, step by step. I got a weird feeling just looking at it.

My student noticed my puzzlement. She went on to explain that there are two different “programs”: One for the general populace, one for “people like us”. Two sets of information for two separate realities.
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After that, I never heard or found anything about it again. As far as we’re concerned, it doesn’t exist. But I knew it existed because I had seen it with my own eyes and heard it from a person who would know.
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Even though I found no further evidence, if you think about it, you can deduce that such a thing exists

1. The elite have always used private and encrypted communication and they’ve always owned things exclusive to them, out of reach for the commoners. Why should it be any different for news and entertainment? They have their own tailored clothes, custom-made cars, private jets and first pick at the rarest appliances. <...> So why shouldn’t they have their own luxury broadcasts?

2. The ruling elite use mainstream TV, entertainment and media, including social media as a hypnosis and narrative-control tool against the general public to retain power and keep the rest in oblivion. Why would they subject themselves to our relatively low-quality entertainment?