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the fact Hunter's podcast on this Friday morning, July seventh, twenty twenty three.
I hope everyone had a great Independence Day, was able to spend some
time with family and friends, and we're we're back in the swing of things,
wrapping things up here as we approached the weekend. Another busy week for
us next week because we get our next batch of meat chickens back in.
We always do two batches in the summer and that gets us through the wintertime
into the spring, and we have it figured out just about right, so
we don't have too much left over, and we don't have too much,
you know, stuffed in the freezer. We don't run short. I don't
think we've bought chicken from meat, you know, chicken from the grocery store
in what a year and a half, and it's been you know, almost
that longs as well since we have bought eggs. So I hope you guys
are doing what you can to self sustain as well. Again, we don't,
you know, try to push the fear porn narrative. You have to
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I need to get out one here in the next few days because we have
a lot of guests lined up here over the next three weeks. Next week,
a friend of the show, Rich from Virginia Beach, we'll be joining
us and we'll be talking nine to eleven how Obama used those nbaas at the
end of his first term to bring this next level draconian tyranny that we're seeing
today. And we're also you know, we always discussed the problems in our
world. We're going to talk about what can we do to if possible,
what can we do to reverse this mess we're dealing with all that and more.
And again that's next week with Rich the following week joining us again,
and we're this is a big one. Jeremy Brown, we'll be joining us
again. We had him on last year. It's been almost a year.
I think it was July of twenty twenty two when we at him on and
very I mean, he speaks from the heart and he's endured a lot.
If you're not familiar with his story, go back and listen to the podcast
we did last year with him. It would have been I think July of
twenty twenty two. Again, this guy December of twenty twenty I came January
six, was twenty twenty one, right, so I guess it would have
been December of twenty twenty. The FBI showed at his front door because he
was, you know, green beret very much, you know, smart guy
with psychological operations. And they said, hey, we wants you to go
to DC January six and work with us to frame people and roll people up.
And he said no. He says, I support Trump and I support
the people. I don't, you know, I don't want to be a
part of setting up my fellow Americans. I was in the military for twenty
years to fight for freedom. At least that's what I thought I was doing.
And of course I don't want to put words in Jeremy's mouth, but
you know, in a nutshell, this is what he said. And he
did show up on January sixth. He never stopped foot inside any building.
He just stayed outside to support Trump. And then I think it was a
month or two later he released the tape when people started to get rolled up.
You know, he released the tape to show that hey, this was
a setup and this is the FBI coming to my house to trying to recruit
me. You know, there was a whole month ahead of before January sixth,
they caught wind a bit. I think he and his wife are getting
dressed ready to go out to dinner and knock at the doors the FBI,
and they do a search and oh, look, we found these documents and
hand garnades in your camper. You know. They set them up and they
arrested him, and he spent a long time in jail before he ever got
his day in court. And the good thing is, I do believe he's
in a minimum security prison now, and according to Greg Reese of the Reese
Report, I think he's sentenced to seven years in prison. I'm talking back
and forth with his wife, Tyleen, and we do have it scheduled again.
I think it's the eighteenth at one pm. We'll get that recorded and
we'll release it that night. He can only talk in fifteen minute increments.
Then he has to hang up the phone call back. We'll get that recording
together and get it out as soon as possible. We'll get an update now
see houses morale, and we'll have I'm sure as always, every time he
speaks, he has a powerful message and his mantra has always don't do nothing.
So that's the week after and then the last week of July will have
for the first time on the show, Gary Wayne, author of the Genesis
sixth Conspiracy. So for the next three weeks we have really great guests and
if you have questions for any of them, please do send us an email
the fact Hunter atmail dot com and I will set them aside. Whether it
be for Jeremy, Gary Wayne, or Rich. Please do send your questions
and I will end sure that they get asks during these interviews. So there
you go, you are up to date. And what do we have next.
I do have one bit of news before we get into today's podcast.
Oh, if you missed it, I think this broke yesterday. So one
of these Q leaders q Annen guy by the name of Michael Prattsman, he
died in a dirt back dirt bike accident, and of course many of his
followers claims it was a set up, a hoax, etc. But we're
going to read this from the New York Post. Michael Prottsman, sixty years
old, known to his follows followers as Negative forty eight, died Friday in
the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, a week after an accident at the
Meadow Valley motocross track in Millville, Minnesota, and that is according to Vice
News. According to the Medical Examiner, Protsman succumbed to his multiple blunt force
injury after he lost control of his dirt bike. Prodsman served as a godlike
figure to his thousands of cult followers since rising to notoriety in twenty twenty one.
He was known for spreading conspiracies on his telegram channel that mixed Qannon beliefs
and a bastardized version of Jematria, a Jewish numerology system which he claimed to
be able to use to predict the future. According to Vice, he also
helped convince thousands of followers that former President Donald Trump was actually JFK Junior and
disguised. I had not heard that one again. I remember back in the
fall of twenty twenty one, I think it was twenty twenty one, maybe
twenty twenty, that a lot of the q folks said that Jeff Ko Junior
was going to come back. But I had never heard that one. Prodsman
gained widespread attention in November twenty twenty one after ushering hundreds Todily Plaza in Dallas,
Texas, where he claimed that JFK along with JFK Jr. Would reappear
fifty eight years after his assassination, and the article does have a picture of
him holding this odd like a diamond shaped glass. Awards has presented to the
Jematria General Michael Brian Protsman forty eight with a bunch of his followers there.
According to the theory, the late Democratic president would then reinstate Trump commander in
chief and help him in carrying out the persecution of global of a global cabal
of pedophilic, blood drinking liberal elites that Quana Devotes believe run the world.
Of course, when JFK failed to make his presence known, Pratsman back pedaled
and brought the group back six months later after stating Trump spoke to him in
code during a rally to tell him that he had gotten the original date wrong.
His conspiracies continued to alter in the following months until he settled on the
theory that he was in direct contact with Trump, who was Jeff K Junior
in disguise. Hundreds of his minions ditched their families and careers and spent their
life savings to blindly follow Praftsman's ever changing teachings over the years. Prattsman's faithful
followers are so deeply entrenched in his conspiracies that they believe their leader's recent death
is just another hoax. Shelley Mullinix is one of Prattsman's earliest followers, but
had a following out with him and other members of the group last year.
She remains convinced of the conspiracy surrounding jf K and said only a part of
the leader died. She told Vice that the evil version of Prattsman was killed
in the accident, while the good part of his being, who is actually
Jeff k Jor in a mask, is alive in continuing his work. If
that was the plan that God had for him, I know that everything is
going to be revealed soon. According to Mullinix, Several other family members of
Protsman's followers told the outlet that their loved ones have dismissed the news of prosman
death as fake. One telegram channel inundated by the cult and admin wrote that
they would remove all posts relating to his death until they have absolute verification.
At least one follower has been kicked out of their Truth social group for asking
a question about Pratsman's condition in the lead up to his death. And again
I'll have this link in the show description for you to read, because there's
a lot to digest here. Number one niece, people in the que who
believe that Jeff K. Junior is going to come back to life, and
these things, these are the ones that make the Truth community look bad.
And that's why you have to question, are these people like Pratsman? Is
he really And I'm not trying to be the tinfoil guy, but was he?
You know, how did he get to be such a leader? Was
this guy a government recruit just like they were trying to do for Jeremy Brown
and hijacked and you know, the Q community and they give him a platform
because as you'll see here when we talk about DARPA Lifelog operation or i should
say Project men Array or Project Shamrock, it's all two things. It's all
about leading people in a certain direction and stealing information. You know, that's
what this is all about. And you know, you know, Jematria is
interesting. You know, I'm I understand how it worked. And you know,
people like Zach Hubbard who has you know, three hour radio shows.
You know, every Wednesday night, huge YouTube channels. It's easier, you
know, to dissect an event after it happens. This guy claimed to be
able to predict things via Jamatria. And you know when you hear things like
that Donald Trump was actually JFK Jr. Int disguise, and you know,
a cult like figure standing in Daily Plaza holding up his own award. Really
weird stuff. And again, the Q thing is very much like what was
that Operation Trust back during the Bolshevik Revolution, And it is simply meant to
get people to believe that there is someone coming to save you. And I've
said it a hundred times, there is no I don't want to say there's
no white hats out there, because I do believe there are people in fairly
high levels of government that understand the predicament our country is in and they want
to do good. But you know, for every one of those people out
there who want to do good, they're they're just simply not put in a
high enough place to make a difference. They don't have the power. And
because of things like Facebook and Twitter and Lifelog and Operation Shamrock and Project Manara,
they're all we are. They know everything about us, and with the
way AI has developed today, you know, in order to successfully what's the
word I'm looking for here, if someone were to look at the second paragraph
of the Declaration of Independence and say, you know, we need to eradicate
this current government and restart a new one, you would have to get rid
of every computer, every cell phone in your house, anything electronic, even
your TV. Some of these TVs do have the ability they can turn on
the devices within the television and listen to you and watch watch you. You
would have to get rid of every piece of electronics in your entire house,
and you would have to have face to face meetings, and you would have
to take such precautionary levels of who comes into your group because and I've talked
a thousand times, if they want to discredit you. I got an email
today someone talked about John Todd. Why did we play the John Todd?
You know his messages? Right? Why do we play Fritz Springmyer? Why
do we play Bill Cooper? Right? These people, according to the official
narrative, we're just horrible human beings, right, because we don't know they
controlled the narrative. So I will always play these things where I've had hundreds
of emails. Please play John Todd's tapes, whether it was to Instagram email,
and I've heard them a decade ago, right, And I've always been
of the matra. I'm going to play these things and let you decide for
yourself. And if you think this guy was full of it, then he's
full of it. If you think this guy was onto something and he was
discredited by the government, which again it's easy to do. And again,
look the people out there, I think Uncle Ted was just a nut job.
They don't know that he was part of m k Ultra. Right,
That's how this government works. They controlled the narrative. So again I'm of
the mindset that for the most part, you know, I'll put the message
out there and leave it up to you. All. They said David Koresh,
if you asked the average person on the street, David Koresh was a
nut job and he deserved it, right, even Janet Reno, right,
yeah, he deserved it. I'd do it again, she said that.
And your average Joe on the streets believe that these people are just horrible human
beings and deserve deserve their fate. But we know better than that, and
that's why we have to take caution when anytime the government discredits somebody, okay,
because maybe they got a little too close to the sun. Maybe they
exposed to truth that they didn't want exposed. What happened when I did my
entire episode on Blackrock, I got an email a day or two later being
kicked off PayPal. Many truthers have suffered consequences for putting their opinions out there,
and I'll continue to do so as long as Missus fact hunter allows me,
Right, as long as she feels comfortable. All right, Let's get
to today's podcast. That came in a little louder than I thought, And
guys, I'm still getting used to this new mixer. I just found out
I had a little echo issues in a couple of previous episodes with the intros
and outros. But where over that you won't be hearing that anymore. Let's
get the official narrative of Darpa and life Log. So remember I always give
the official narrative first, but life Log just a little cliff notes version.
Darpa and life Log that was the original Facebook, and they closed down life
Log literally the day, literally the day Facebook kicked off, So that lends
to many questions. We know the CIA works within the realms of colleges,
and is Mark Zuckerberg CIA agent? Right? I asked that question all the
time. I believe many of the top actors in Hollywood are agents. Many
of the people at the top of government are CIA agents. I think the
CIA, along with the top corporations, run this banana Republic. You look
at the Bush family. You know Poppy was CIA. Many people think he
was behind, you know, the Kennedy assassination. But Lifelog was a project
of the Information Processing Techniques Office of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency or DARPA.
That's when you hear somebody say DARPA book that means Facebook or darpagram Instagram,
because they are behind Zuckerberg. And again you have to realize this is
the part that should upset you. Okay, So DARPA is a branch of
the Department of Defense. DARPA tracks you. Therefore, the Department of Defense
is tracking you. The government that you pay taxes to is tracking you,
is following you, is listening to you. But we're okay with it.
We continue on our day. We go to the park, watch our baseball
games, watch our movies. We're fine. With the government listening to us
and following us. Now, according to its bid solicitation pamphlet in two thousand
and three, was to be an ontology based system that captures, stores,
and makes accessible the flow of one person's experience and interactions with the world in
order to support a broad spectrum of associates and assistance and other system capabilities.
Now, what this really means when you break it down, is all these
social media platforms I believe was used to form AI. Right. They tracked
what people were doing, how they reacted to certain events, and these are
built to form algorithms. Now, the objective of the lifelog concept was to
be able to trace the threads of an individual's life. And it's funny listen
to this. This is the official lifelog slash DARPA concept. This was part
of their mantra to be able to trace the threads. Stop there, what
just started yesterday? I think last night? Maybe on Facebook? What was
what is it called now, the new thing that's supposed to rival Twitter,
It's called threads. And their actual message, their concept, their official you
know, little thing on the top of their page, was to be able
to trace the threads of an individual's life in terms of events, states,
and relationships of relationships. Excuse me, now, how many of you all
out there signed up for threads? I know many of you did, And
all you're doing is signing up for more DARPA and you're going to be tracked
and you're contributing to AI. And if you come out and you say something
that goes against the ESG or the social credit system, you know they're going
to be able to track you. The objective of Lifelog, which is now
Facebook, was to be able to trace the threads. You can't make this
stuff up, guys, in your face. Threads of an individual's life in
terms of events, states, and relationships, and has the ability to take
in all of a subject's experience from phone numbers dialed and email message is viewed,
to every breath taken, step made and place gone. And how many
of y'all wear that stink and watch that iPhone, Apple Watch or whatever it's
called we are giving you know, it's funny we pay some people pay twenty
eight percent of their income to taxes. We're paying our slave masters. And
now what are we doing. We're giving them all of our information. Who
we talk to, who we chat with I have an old, old iPhone,
ancient, and I've refused to do any updates, and it's to the
point now where it's hard to text. And I've already told my wife I'm
just getting a flip phone, which is still I'm sure trackable and can listening
on my conversation, but it's just going to be one of those, you
know, just to have in case of emergencies, because I'm done. It's
not fun being kicked off of PayPal and having having to find alternative ways to
get paid, especially someone who you know, for twenty four years served as
countrying served as country. Excuse me, it's earlier, but serving as country,
thinking that you know it's all about I'm protecting freedom, and then you
know I have freedom pulled right from right under me. There was nothing that
I said wrong about black Rock. I spoke facts, and we have a
core portocracy that runs this country. If you think a guy with an IQ
of about eighty nine, who has never worked a day in his life,
who was sadly and again I don't. I don't wish bad things on people.
That's not very Christian of me right to wish, you know, the
things he's gone through his dementia. It's it's it's obviously. It's just interesting.
He's the second Catholic president. The first one got assassinated in front of
the world, and the second one they're making just a mockery of. And
you know, if you didn't see the pictures or video from Tuesday evening from
the White House on I guess that was called the Truman balcony. When the
fireworks were gone off and Hunter was walking back and forth, he was tooted
I mean, he was tooted up on coke. He was he was twitching,
tweaking, whatever they call it. And then the next day, you
know, the reports come out that they found cocaine, and even Dan Bongino,
who don't listen to but I saw his post on social media stating that
listen, only friends and family would be able to get by the gate,
would be able to get cocaine through the security gate. And it's quite obvious
it was his and this guy's don't remember, he's on probation, so that
would be a violation of his probation and he would have to go to the
Big House for a little bit. So eventually they're going to be done with
him. He won't make it to a second term. Whether it's we played
the audio for you guys a thousand times with Gerald Ford saying that you know
how it's going to happen is there'll be a man president and a woman vice
president. He will die and she'll take over and then enter Gavin Newsom.
That is the leader in the clubhouse for now. My top three for vice
president appointees Number one Gavin Newsome, Number two Michelle Obama. I don't think
Hillary is a contender anymore. I don't. I couldn't. I guess the
dark horse, and I'd have to look at these specifics. But Barack Obama,
could he be bought brought in because if I think, if I remember
correctly, I would have to go back and look. But it talks about
being elected. He wouldn't be elected, as you know, part of this
ticket. He would be nominated. So I'd have to go back and look
at the specifics. But I feel I've looked this up before and he would
be allowed via nomination. Right. If let's just say dope, Joe passed,
Kamala takes over again. I have my first one is Gavin Newson.
Second one would be big Mike and the third one, if I recall correctly
that you know you could bring him in Obama and could you imagine, wow,
you want to talk about we would have some some quality podcast debating that.
We would have to have an emergency call in show to hear the opinions
of that bringing that guy who was again amongst you know, probably top five
or six tyrannical presidents right in history, and there's only been what forty six
of them? But again, you know, the tracks everything from their experiences,
to phone numbers, to email messages to every breath taken, every step
sounds like the Police's song, right, every breath you take, every move
you make, I'll be watching you, which is really interesting because their drummer,
Stewart Copeland, his father was one of the founding fathers of the CIA.
Right, that's a creepy song, Right, every breath you take,
every move you make, I'll be watching you. You know, I wonder
if that's from Tavistock. Did they write that song? So their goals and
capabilities, Lifelog aim to compile a massive electronic database of every activity and relationship
that a person engages in, and again this includes credit card purchases, website,
visited the content of telephone calls, the email sent and received, scans
of faxes. That's even going out the way. Amazing how fast technology has
evolved. My wife was watching a TV show called The Middle I think,
and I looked it up. It was from like two thousand nine, twenty
ten. They still had a home phone there. And you know how many
people still have home phones. Right, Most people don't have a home phone
number. Everybody just has a cell phone number. But again, they had
this huge database, which they still do to this day. They track credit
card purchases. The websites you visit, you better be careful the content of
telephone calls, emails, postal mail even because they scan mail. You know,
I have the PO box PO Box one or nine and Goldsboro, Maryland.
If you'd like to send me anything, please go to the bottom of
the website. Right, I get messages. When I get my mail,
it's scanned and boom, I got an email. You have mail, and
I drive down there and I pick up from the PO box. So yeah,
even old schoolmail is tracked. Instant messages, books and magazines, television
and radio selections. How many of you folks out there still have Alexa,
my goodness, gracious, you might as well just sell your home and move
into CIA headquarters if you still have Alexa, my goodness. Physical location recorded
via wearable GPS sensors your little smart watches. I guess they're called biomedical data
captured through wearable sensors. The high level goal of this data logging was to
identify preferences, plans, goals, and other markers of intentionality. Now,
another one of darpest goals for life log had a predictive function, and it
sought to find meaningful patterns in the timeline to infer the user's routines, habits,
and relationships with other people, organizations, places, and objects, and
to exploit these patterns to ease its task. Generically, the term life log
or flog okay is used to describe a storage system that can automatically and persistently
record and archive some informational dimension of an object's or user's life experience in a
particular data category. So they weren't even hiding it. Life log. Just
take those two words and flip them around. They were logging your life and
they still are. And you know, you know, everybody has social media
to a certain extent. That's how we communicate with our audience. I use
it very minimally. I probably post on Instagram type twice a week. I
try to keep up with the messages on there at least a couple of times
a week. I scan Twitter, that's kind of just kind of to see
what's going on, and then I scan Telegram. I don't post a whole
lot of things. I just because people say you should go on gab,
you should go on telegram, you should go on this, you should go
on that. It's just so much and I'm old school. I prefer email
and regular mail and to have a conversation like this. But getting back to
this again, you know, if you go back, you can still find
some of these on YouTube. But the old news reports from like oh three
oh four, all the news reports in the media described lifelog as this diary
to end all diaries. It was a multimedia and a digital record of everywhere
you go and everything you see here, read and touch and again. Guys,
all of these things they do, they make it sound great. Right
right after nine to eleven, guys, we got your back. We came
up with this thing called the Patriot Act, and it is patriotic and we're
going to keep you safe from here on out. Right, Guys, there's
this flu going around and it's going to kill us all. However, we
have this vaccine coming out at the end of the year and it's going to
save the world, okay. And that's the way they make these things,
these things that are intended to harm us, to destroy and trample our freedoms,
they make them out to sound like the greatest things since ice cream,
and nothing could be further from the truth. Anytime a government official comes out
and says that he's here to help, you are to stop what you're doing,
execute a one hundred and eighty degree turn, and run or bicycle as
fast as you can away from that individual. Now, there are people within
the government like you and I, who were quote unquote just doing their job.
Maybe they work for the tax assessor, maybe you know wherever they do,
and for the most part their quote unquote just doing our job. Right.
They're just trying to pay their bills. They got a good job with
the state, and after twenty years they're going to get their retirement. But
at the end of the day, we have to realize that we are living
in a society, that one has succeeded because we have prayed on so many
third world countries. Right, if you live in a mansion, but you
never worked a day in your life, because you have just continued to hit
banks. Right, Imagine walking to your friend's house as a teenager, say
wow, look at this house, five thousand square feet. There's a Role
Royce in the driveway. You got eighty inch TVs and a pull in your
backyard. What's your dad do? He robs banks? Would you feel comfortable
sleeping being friends with those people? The American people are good people. Man.
I'm telling you I love my country. I do not love our government.
And that's really what I have to continuously put out there is this country
is a good country and the contract between government and its people is a great
contract. However, only one side is really obliging it right now, and
we have to stop waiving it at them because they do not care. They're
not paying attention to it. They do not oblige to the constitution. Right.
So what happened next? They founded Facebook? I think the official date
was February fourth, two thousand and four. Before we get started much deeper
than this, I do want to talk and whether or not, I know,
end up doing its own podcast. We need to talk about JASON,
which is an advisory group that kind of is a part of all of this.
So JASON is an independent group of elite scientists which kind of work with
DARPA. And these scientists are mainly the ones that create the things that we
talk about that we don't see at our level for twenty years. The government
gets at first, they test it, they use it, and then eventually
they you know, they scour the colleges and they say, you're going to
be the face of this, like Mark Zuckerberg is the face of Facebook,
and they go from there. Now again, it's an independent group of elite
scientists which advises the US government because the government funds them. So it's a
handshake agreement on matters of science and technology, mostly of a sensitive nature.
Now, the group was created in the aftermath of Sputnick. Right, it
was the space race against the Russians, and it was a way to reinvigorate
the idea of having the nations pre eminent scientists help the government with defense problems.
Okay, so these guys are as nice if they want to sound themselves,
they are a part of the military industrial complex, and these guys Jason
the Scientific Advisory Group are very much similar to the way that the scientists helped
in World War Two, but with a newer and younger generation. It was
established sixty three years ago and according to where you research, it has somewhere
between thirty and sixty members. It's work first gained public notoriety. Is the
source of the Vietnam Wars McNamara line electronic barrier. So anytime you see the
name McNamara, you should probably raise a red flag because the name barrier system
was given by Robert McNamara. We've done an entire podcast on him and really
evil guy, everything from you know, given the green light to napalm,
to lowering the IQ of people with conscription during Vietnam. Right during the draft
it was, you know, a guy had to have an x IQ in
an order to be drafted to go to war, and he said, Nah,
that's too high. Let's let's lower it to sixty five or something.
It's just abhorrent. And some people say that Stanley Krubick was taking a jab
at Robert McNamara with the one guy in full metal jacket, the one who
ended up killing the drill, Sardan and himself that you know, he was
a lower IQ guys shouldn't have been there. But again, although most of
its research is military focus, Jason also produced early work on the science of
global warming, warming and acid rain. So a lot of the things you
see here today has been in the works decades, right the whole global warming
deal, and they also talk about health information, cyber warfare, renewable energy.
You know, it's it's a bit of a rabbit hole. Jason itself
is a reference to a character from Greek mythology, which is interesting because you
look at Apollo and all the other stuff the missions, it always goes back
to Greek mythology. And the Jason studies have included all kinds of things with
submarines using radio waves, which was Project Seafarer and Project Sanguine, and many
many other things. Back in nineteen seventy nine, there was a report.
People think this is new. This goes back to seventy nine. There was
a report that Jason came up with describing a CEO too driven global warming,
and again Robert McNamara that whole computer system was linked to it. I'm going
to have to do just maybe next week we'll do a short podcast on the
Jason Advisory Group, because it is a link between the federal government and DARPA
and all these little independent age And I say independent with air quotes because I
do believe a lot of these people, like the guy who was original CEO
of Twitter, the guy who looks like somebody from Game of Thrones, I
can't think of his name now, or Zuckerberg or all these people, but
just the Founders when you look at the names the original I think there was
about twenty four founders. When you look at Freeman, Dyson, Steve Weinberg,
Sam Treeman, and Marshall Rose and Blue, these guys have very interesting
backgrounds. They come from interesting places. A lot of them big big time
award winners, you know, the Plasma Physics Award, the Albert Einstein Award.
But they all have a couple of things in common. They generally have
an atomics background, and they have all crossed through a particular school. And
also many of them come through a city that we've talked about at nauseam.
But again this is really and many of them have won newbel Peace Prize,
and that in itself is another another rabbit Hole, Weinberg, Louis Avarez,
Henry Kendall, all those guys, Donald Glazer, they all won Nobel Prizes.
So if you want to take the time to look up the Jason Advisory
Group, another rabbit hole. They are the smartest of the smart They're picked
up by the US government and they are paid well. The budgets they have
are astronomical. And again, many of these people who founded the group,
many of them are from Austria, but most of them, if you look
at them, most of these guys went through the University of Chicago, and
we talked about the Rockefeller Foundation being set up in Chicago, and many of
these guys smart guys with Atomics and Harvard guys, and they all came together
at the government level. But we'll save that for another day. Okay,
let's continue one. I did want to touch briefly on the two projects that
Darper were involved with. Project men Ray was this domestic an edge project.
So it's important I pointed these two out because I don't want there's many people
out there that said they would never do this against their own Why would the
US government spend time and money on their own people. Well, Project Manara,
which is m I n A r ET was a domestic espionage project operated
by the NSA, which, after intercepting electronic communications that contain the names of
predesignated US citizens, they passed them to other government law enforcement and intelligence organizations.
They were sent to the FBI, the CIA, the Secret Service,
the DoD and then the sister project with Shamrock and we'll get to that in
a minute. But in the nineteen sixty two and you know, again this
is towards the end of Kennedy and into LBJ, and you know, things
quickly went downhill after that. But the NSA had a watch list, Yes,
sixty years ago, the NSA had a watch list of Americans, and
they said they were for quote unquote narcotic traffickers, even though they the CIA
themselves were hustling drugs from Vietnam and other places from sixty seven until today.
But it started with LBJ. It included the names of activists in the anti
war movement. So again, we have this contract called the Constitution. We
have the right to assemble and share our disagreements with a government. Well,
in nineteen sixty seven, if you were out there protesting the Vietnam War,
guess what you were on a list with the NSA. And then they set
people up like Jeremy Brown, right, ALCO's Johnson incomes Nixon, What did
he do? Oh? He further expanded the list to include civil rights leaders,
journalists, and two senators. When you think about that, maybe the
podcast on President Lincoln isn't that far fetched, is it? No, it's
not. And the NSA included David Kahn. And this guy was a journalist,
an American historian, and he wrote the book back in sixty seven called
The Codebreakers, the Story of Secret Writings, and he was friends with Fletcher
Pratt. And when that book came out, the NSA put him on the
watch list. And these names on watch list were American citizens, and they
were supposedly generated by executive branch law enforcements and intelligence agencies to detect communications involving
the listed individuals. There was no judicial oversight. The project had no warrants
for interception. This government has for decades and decades and decades minimum done whatever
it's wanted without regard for the Constitution. But we still stand there and we
hold up that document and say we have the most perfect country in the world.
This has been gone on forever, and it will continue to do so
until we hold them accountable. The NSA cooperated with the FBA and CI requests
for international communications of targeted individuals as long as the recipients distance and the NFA
from involvement, and this entailed the FBI, the FBI, and as CIA
either returning the reports to the NSA or destroying them after two weeks and classifying
the reports as top secret and not filing them along with other NSA records.
Nineteen seventy two, the Keith decision by the Supreme Court became a controversial issue
because even though the court had confirmed that the government had the authority to protect
the nation from subversive activity, it ruled against the government's ability to use warrantless
electronic surveillance for domestic espionage purposes. So obviously this would become a major problem
against Project Minia. And here's some of the numbers. And again, if
you believe the official numbers, I've abridged to sell you this is probably ten
percent of the actual numbers. But according to the official numbers, between sixty
seven and seventy three, during that six year span, about six thousand foreigners
and about seventeen hundred organizations and US citizens were included on the Project Minare watch
list. NSA director Lou Allen testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee in nineteen seventy
five that the NSA had issued about four thousand reports on the watch listed Americans.
And according to Stephen Bidianski, a nineteen seventy seven Department of Justice review
concluded wiretap laws were violated, and again nobody was held accountable, even USSID
eighteen, which was the general guideline for handling sigand that Signals Intelligence inadvertently collected
on US citizens without a warrant prior to the George W. Bush administration.
You don't say, interpretations of the FISA and the principles by the Bush administration
assume the executive branch has unitary authority for warrantless surveillance. So again, you
know, these branches are supposed to check each other out. The Supreme Court,
the judic schel Brandt says it's not good, but the executive brand says,
I'm I'm the king of the world, and I can do whatever the
hell I want. And these guys targeted US Senator Howard Baker, Martin Luther
King, Muhammad Ali, New York Times journalist Tom Wicker, Hanoy Jane Jane
Fonda, and Washington Post humor columnists Art Boochwald, and of course Senator Frank
Church himself, the guy who chaired the Church Committee, Church Committee. Excuse
me, he was targeted and it was disclosed during the Church Committee. He
goes on and on and on. But a big portion of these targets were
anti Vietnam folks, and they tried to divert it with the hippie movement and
LSD, and some people even say that the whole moon landing, that the
fake moon landing was a diversion from Vietnam. Right when we talk space race
and this, that and the other thing, NASA has become this congloberate with
billion dollars contracts. But it was also the time when people forgot about Vietnam
because everybody was looking up in the sky instead of down on the ground where
lives were being taken. Let's talk about Project Shamrock, and then we're going
to read an article from Whitney Webb entitled Military Origins. Pentagon shut down the
Lifelog project the same day Facebook was created. And we'll head out of here
for the weekend Sunday night, we will have our classic audio as always.
Project Shamrock was the sister project to Project Minarey and espionage exercise that started in
August of forty five. You don't say right about the time we fire bombed
Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Project MINIAI involved the accumulation of all telegraphic data that entered
or existed in the United States AFSA, the Armed Forces Security Agency and its
successor, the NSA. We're given direct access to daily microfilm copies of all
incoming, outgoing and transiting telegrams via Western Union. And by the way,
Western Union has direct ties to the government. If you try to wire x
amount of money per day, there is a little message that is sent to
the US government. How do I know this because when we were closing Camp
Bucca in Iraq, we had a phone call the MPs and what is name
of the CID The military CID would be there in five minutes and tell everybody
to come to headquarters. They show up, they lock everything down, they
start questioning. People were like, what is going on? They said,
we need all the containers. We have twenty and forty shipping containers we need
them open now. One of them had a little note on the front that
said this belongs to Lieutenant Seis. I'm not going to say his last name,
do not touch. We opened it up and there was thousands and thousands
of dollars of cash in there. He was arrested. He was a former
n CEO. I think it was a staff sergeant, went Green to Gold.
He was a first lieutenant with twelve years in the military. I think
he had five or six children, and his career was over. Why because
as we were closing Camp Buca, he was selling off generators and all kinds
of things, and he tried to send a large sum of cash via Western
Union, which was back at one of the main hubs. It wasn't on
Camp Buca. And when he sent that four or five thousand dollars, I
forget how much it was, but somebody gets notified and they showed up and
he was busted and he went to jail for quite some time. The NSA
did the operational interception and if there was any information that would be of interest
to other intelligence agencies, the material was passed to them. Intercepted messages were
disseminated to the FBI, the CIA, the Secret Service, on and on
and on now again similarly to menAre right, shamrock. No court again,
no court authorized the operation and there were no warrants. Once again, rules
for thee but not for me. According to Stephen Vidianski, the precursor to
the project occurred in nineteen forty. In January nineteen forty, the Army's Adjutant
General sent a letter to the president of RCA, David Sarnoff. And this
guy is a Russian born American businessman, and he was the head of RCA
and NBC and he was also a Brigadier general of the Signal Cords, so
military, big military guy again who was president of RCA, and he asked
if a Lieutenant Cook might be assigned to the company. And what Cook did
was he photographed all of the international commercial cable grams. So they had this
agreement which was one hundred percent illegal, and it's set a precedent and official
wartime censorship began December nineteen forty and all cables were turned over to the government
for inspection. So once again there's a certain emergency and the government sidesteps the
constitution. This has been gone on for one hundred you know, one hundred
and sixty years. Guys, long, long time, and you know.
According to Athan THEO Harris, the post World War two continuation of Project Shamrock
brought hesitation to the telegraph companies, who were concerned about the legality of their
actions. They knew it was wrong, right to say they had concerns is
like seeing your house on follow you know, seeing your house on fire,
and say you're a bit worried. They knew they were breaking the law.
Telegraph was their livelihood. They knew the dues and don'ts and the legalities,
but they knew their actions and their employees would reveal the company's government cooperation to
the public. Right it was only a matter of time, and their fears
were kind of comed after a promise from Attorney General Tom Clark that the US
government would not prosecute the companies for their participation. Right wink wink, don't
worry about it, And Congress approved a bill section that made it illegal for
unauthorized individuals to reveal information related to code breaking, which was part of SHAMROCK's
operation. And at the height of Project Shamrock, about one hundred and fifty
thousand messages were printed and analyzed by the NSA every single month, and then,
of course nineteen seventy five the year a lot of these things came to
light to the public and they were very upset, and they would try to
distract people with different happenings, with blackouts and gas shortages, as they always
do. There's always distractions from what's going on. But as a result,
the NSA director loew Allen, terminated it and on his own authority rather than
other intelligence agencies. And once again, according to Budiansky, a nineteen seventy
seven DOJ review concluded that, of course many laws were wire tapped, but
once again you will be shocked to find out that no one was held accountable.
And they continue to this day via social media and your Alexa and our
cell phones. We voluntarily give them our information. Used to be harder for
them, Now we just hand it over to them. It's true, right,
how many times when you get you get an update on your cell phone
or on your Mac or whatever it is, you get an update and terms
and conditions. How many people actually read it or how many people just click
okay and move on with their life. That it's what we do. We
don't have time to read all that stuff. Right, it's just an update.
Click And if you remember about two years ago, there was an update
on our cell phones and most people just clicked it. Will turned out it
was this COVID nineteen tracking app and then all of a sudden, everybody went
back and redid it. We have to be very careful and very vigilant in
this day and age, because they are watching, they are listening. Let's
get to this story. It's written April eighteenth, twenty twenty one. Military
origins Pentagon shut down Lifelog project the same day Facebook was created, and Facebook's
growing role in the ever expanding surveillance and pre crime right minority report Right this
pre pre crime apparatus of the national security state demands new scrutiny of the company's
origins and its products as they relate to a former controversial Darper run surveillance program
that was essentially analogist to what is currently the world's largest social network. And
again, this article is by Whitney Webb. In mid February, Daniel Baker,
who was the US veteran described by the media as anti Trump, anti
government, anti white super premisist, and anti police. He was charged by
a Florida grand jury with two counts of transmitting a communication in interstate commerce containing
a threat to kidnap or injure. The communication in question had been posted by
Baker on Facebook, where he had created an event page to organize an armed
counter rally to one planned by Donald Trump supporters at the Florida capital of Tallahassee
on January six quote. If you're afraid to die fighting the enemy, then
stay in bed and live, call all of your friends and rise up.
Baker had written this on his Facebook event page. In this story that you're
about to hear, Obviously it resonates because we've heard it hundreds of times.
We still have what is the number, over nine hundred people still sitting in
jail because of the January sixth set up, and Trump was a part of
it. Alex Jones was a part of it. And I still get emails
about people being angry about it. You know, these people are not your
friends. These people at the food chain, they only get there by bending
their knee. Baker's case is notable as it is one of the first pre
crime arrests based entirely on social media posts. The logical conclusion of the Trump
administrations and now Biden administrations push to normalize arresting individuals for online posts to prevent
violent acts before they can happen. And some of you are saying, what
do you mean Trump Biden? Yeah, for sure, but Trump Trump is
own record. I've played it again. I'm not going to play it again.
He's on record as saying take the guns away first and then take him
to trial. From the increasing sophistication of US intelligence and military contractors predictive policing
programs to the formal announcement of the Justice Department's Disruption and Early Engagement program in
twenty nineteen, that's right, twenty nineteen, to Biden's first budget, which
contained over one hundred million dollars. That's right, one hundred and eleven million
dollars for pursuing and managing the increasing domestic terrorism caseloads and calling out your government
for tyrants counts as domestic terrorism. I saw something on Independence Day somebody put
on social media it's only treason if you lose. I thought that was pretty
good. So, you know, the steady advance toward a pre crime centered
war on domestic terror has been notable under every post nine to eleven presidential administration.
We know it started with Bush. Obama peaked, Trump did it on
the DL and you know it's back in black with Biden. It's all over.
This new so called war on domestic terror has actually resulted in many of
these type of posts on Facebook. And while Facebook has long sought to portray
itself is the town's square that allow people from across the world to connect,
A deeper look into its military origins and continual military connections reveal that the world's
largest social network has always intended to act as a surveillance tool to identify and
target domestic descent. So, you know, we'll touch on this today about
this series on Facebook and the US National security state, how it explores the
social media network's origins and the timing and nature of its rise as it relates
to a controversial military program that was shut down this same day the Facebook launched,
and again it was known as Lifelog. This controversial post nine to eleven
surveillance program that was pursued by the Pentagon and DARPA that threatened to destroy privacy
and civil liberties which people in this day are more than willing to give up
for their flat screen TVs and their new cars in the United States, while
also seeking to harvest data for producing humanized artificial intelligence. We provide the AI.
Facebook is not only you know, this Silicon Valley giant whose origins coincide
closely with the same DARPA initiatives, and whose current activities are providing both the
engine and the fuel for a high tech war on a domestic descent. So
you know, in posts September eleventh world, DARPA, in close collaboration with
US intelligence community, most specifically the CIA, they began to develop a pre
crime approach to combating terrorism known as Total Information Awareness. Now, the purpose
of TIA was to develop an all seeing military surveillance apparatus. And again,
we spend as much money focusing on American citizens as we do in China,
Iran, Russia, so on and so forth. That's a fact. The
government focuses and surveills the entire US population. They say it's necessary to prevent
terrorist attack. We are the terrorists, right. Used to be standing up
against the government, used to be heroic. Now you're considered a terrorist.
And wait till you here. If you never heard the first interview with Jeremy
Brown, wait till here's wait till you here. This guy was the poster,
the poster boy for special special Forces that he was literally on the post
or the recruiting poster for special Forces. The The architect of the TIA and
the man who led it during its relatively brief existent was John Poindexter. And
I think many of you remember that name. He was Ronald Reagan's National security
advisor during the Iran Contra affair. Oh and by the way, being convicted
of five felonies in relation to that scandal. A less well known activity of
Iran Contra figures like Poindexter and Oliver North was their development of the main Core
database to be used in continuity of government protocols. Main Core was used to
compile a list of US dissidents and potential troublemakers to be dealt with if the
COG protocols were ever invoked, and these protocols could be invoked for a variety
of reasons, including widespread public opposition to US military intervention abroad, to say
like, oh, I don't know Vietnam or Iraq, or how about widespread
internal dissent, say I don't know an election was rigged or a and this
is they love gray areas a vaguely defined moment of national crisis or time of
panic. They love these why because they can sidestep the Constitution. But we'll
hold it up and say what a free country we are. But for the
millionth time, only one side, only one party, adheres to it.
It's only good if two sides adhere to it. Or I should say all
parties. Sometimes contracts are more than two folks. The Americans were not informed
if their name was placed on the list, and a person could be added
to the list merely having attended a protest in the past, or for not
paying your slave taxes right or again, gray area trivial behaviors. It doesn't
get any grayer than that. That is deemed unfriendly by the architects of the
Reagan administration. But Reagan is the greatest president ever. I have this picture
all over my office. Well, good for you. You must love big
Pharma. In light of this, it was no exaggeration that when New York
Times colonists William Safire remark that with Tia that Poindexter is now realizing his twenty
year dream. He's getting the data mining power to snoop on every public and
every private act of every single American, and the program, of course,
would be met with considerable outrage after it was revealed to the public in early
two thousand and three. And of course, you know, the war started
in Iraq March two thousand and three, so that got overlooked. And the
TIA's critics included the American Civil Liberties Union, which claimed that the surveillance effort
would kill privacy in America because every aspect of our lives would be cataloged,
while several mainstream media outlets warn that TIA was fighting terror by terrifying US citizens.
As a result of the pressure, DARPA change the program's name to Terrorist
Information Awareness to make it sound less like a national security program and more like
something that was specifically targeting terrorists in a post nine eleven era. So again
they can coct nine eleven and they use that event to make people trying to
hold the government accountable as the terrorist is that the world we want to live
in? Is that the world you want to hand over to your children and
grandchildren. Of course, the TA projects were never closed down, right,
most moved the classified portfolios of the Pentagon and the US intelligence community. Some
became intelligence funded and guided, or excuse me, we're guided to private sector
endeavors such as Peter Thiel's planet Here Peter Thole as a guy we'll be talking
about in the very near while others resurf its years later under the guise of
combatting the COVID nineteen crisis. Soon after the TIA was initiated, a similar
Darper program was taking shape under the direction of a close friend of Poindexters,
Darper program manager Douglas Gage. Now, Gage's project, called Lifelog, sought
to build a database tracking a person's entire existence that included again we've said,
relationships, communications, phone calls, etc. Also their media consumption, habits,
their purchases, and they wanted to build a digital record of everything that
the individual says, sees, or does. Lifelog would then take this unstructured
data and organize it in two discrete episodes or snapshots, while also mapping out
relationships, memories, events and experiences. Lifelog, per Gage and supporters of
the program would create a permanent and searchable electronic diary of a person's entire life,
which DARPRA would argue could be used to create a next generation digital assistant
and offered users a near perfect digital memory. Right, this perfect digital diary?
Right? How many times on Facebook? Oh? I retired from the
army eight years ago. Oh, we went on this date five years ago.
Oh look, there's a picture me two years ago getting my first vaccination.
Gage insisted even after the program was shut down that individuals would have had
complete control over their own data collection efforts, as they could decide when to
turn the sensors on or off and decide who will share the data. In
the years since then, you know, these promises of user control have been
made by the giant texts of Silicon Valley, only to be broken repeatedly.
Number one for profit, but number two and more importantly, to feed the
government's domestic surveillance apparatus and the information that life Lag gleaned from an individual's every
interaction with technology would be combined with information obtained with a GPS transmitter that tracked
and documented the person's location, audio visual sensors that recorded what the persons saw
and said, as well as biomedical monitors that gauge the person's health. Like
TIA, life LAG was promoted by DARPA as potentially supporting medical research and the
early detection of an emerging epidemic. Critics and mainstream media outlets and elsewhere were
quick to point out that the program would inevitably be used to build profiles on
dissidents as well as suspected terrorists. Combined with the TIA surveillance of individuals at
multiple levels, life Log went further by adding physical information like how we feel
and media data like what we read to this transactional data. Now one critic
of many, Latian of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, warned US twenty years ago
that the programs that DARPA was pursuing, including life Log, had obvious easy
paths to homeland security deployments. Homeline Security has no business functioning and should be
shut down immediately. At the time, DARPA publicly insisted that life Log and
TIA were not connected despite their obvious parallels, and that life Log would not
be used for clandestine surveillance. However, DARPA's own documentation on life Log noted
that the project will be able to in the user's routines, habits, and
relationships with other people other organizations, plays its objects, and further to exploit
these patterns to ease its task in addition to the ability to profile potential enemies
of the state, Lifelog had another goal that was arguably more important to the
national security state and its academic partners, the humanization an advancement of artificial intelligence.
That's right, by employing and engaging in social media, we have been
a part of this artificial intelligence experiment. You go back to late two thousand
and two, just months prior to announcing the existence of Lifelog, DARPA released
a strategy document detailing development of AI by feeding it with massive floods of data
from various sources. So this is another one of those projects that were funded
by the post nine to eleven military surplus, the huge amounts of money that
was thrown at it. And remember lifelog and TIA was only two of many
of them. We're just talking about these two today. But it offered quantities
of data that had previously been unthinkable to obtain that could potentially hold the key
to achieving a hypothesized technological singularity. The two thousand and two DARPA document even
discusses darpest effort to create this brain machine interface that would feed human thoughts directly
into machines in order to advance AI by keeping it constantly a wash of this
freshly mind data. One of the projects outlined by DARPA, it's called the
Cognitive Computing Initiative CCI. It sought to develop this sophisticated artificial intelligence through the
creation of an enduring, personalized cognitive assistant, and it was later termed the
Active Assistant that learns or PAL. And I know many of you have heard
that term, and from the very beginning it was always tied to lifelog,
which was originally intended to result in granting an AI assistant, right, this
human like decision making and comprehension abilities by spinning masses of unstructured data into a
narrative format. And they have done it on so many levels, how many
of you all, including myself. We go into where Amazon Music or iTunes,
and there's a playlist, you know, George's playlist, and you hit
play and it'll start with the Men Without Hats the Safety Dance And I like
that song, so I let it play. Next is too Shy from Kaja
Googu. I don't like that song. You hit skip. So as we
make these decisions whether we allow a song to play or we skip it,
all of this stuff goes into this brain trust at the Department of Defense,
into our own files, and it also helps develop artificial intelligence. And you
know, the main researches, or there would be main researchers for LIFELOG also
reflected the program's end goal of creating humanized AI. For instance, Howard Schrobe
at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and his team at the time were set to
be intimately involved in LIFELOG. Now, Schrobe had previously worked for DARPA on
the evolutionary design of complex software before becoming Associate director for the AI Lab at
MIT, and has devoted his lengthy career to building this cognitive style of artificial
intelligence. Now, years after Lifelog was canceled, he went back and worked
for DARPA and continued on his AI. In addition, at MIT, he
was intimately connected with the nineteen eighties corporation and Darba contractor that was called Thinking
Machines, which was founded by and employed by many of the lab's luminaries,
including Danny Hallis, Marvin Minsky, Eric Lander. I brought these people up
that were part of Jason as well and the Defense Advisory Group. And here's
the kicker. Okay, here's another rabbit hole that connects all Three of those
individuals were later revealed to be close associates and sponsored by the Intelligence Link pedophile
Jeffrey Epstein, who also generously donated to MIT as an institution and was a
leading funder an advocate for transhumanist related scientistic research. So what's the real story
about Jeffrey Epstein. Soon after the lifelog program was shuttered, critics worried that,
like TIA, it would continue under a different name. Let's say I
don't know Facebook. For example, Letian of the Electronic Frontier Foundation told Vice
that at the time of life Loog's cancelation, it would not surprise me to
learn that the government continued to fund research that pushed this area forward without calling
it Lifelog. Along with its critics, one of the would be researchers working
on lifelog mits, David Carger, was also certain that darper project would continue
to be repackaged in a different form. He told Wired magazine that I am
sure such research will continue to be funded on some other title. I cannot
imagine darpages dropping out of such a key research area, And of course,
the answer to these speculations appears to lie with the company that launched the exact
same day that Lifelog was shuddered by the Pentagon, and that is Facebook.
After considerable controversy and criticism, in late two thousand and three, TIA was
shut down and defunded by Congress just months after it was launched. It was
only revealed later that TIA was never actually shut down, with its various programs
having been covertly divided up among the web of military intelligence that make up most
of the US National Security State. Some of it would go on to be
privatized. The same month that TIA was pressured to change its name after growing
backlash, Peter Thiel incorporated Palentier, which was incidentally developing the core Panopticon software
that TIA had hoped to wield. Soon after Palenteers incorporation in two thousand and
three, Richard Pearl, a notorious neocon from the Reagan and Bush administrations and
the architect of the Iraq War, called TIA's poindexter and said that he wanted
to introduce himself to Thiele and his associate Alex Carp, who was now Planeteers
CEO. Now, according to a report New York magazine. Poindexter was precisely
the person whom Thiel and carp wanted to meet, mainly because their new company
was similar in ambition to what Poindexter had tried to create at the Pentagon.
Okay, During the meeting, thel and Carpe sought to pick the brain of
the man now widely known as the godfather of modern surveillance. And of course
Peter Thiel is a huge world economic forum guy, surprised, I know you're
shocked. Soon after Palentteers incorporation, though the exact time in and details of
the investment remain hidden from the public, the CIA's in q Tel became the
company's first bactor, aside from theele himself, giving him an estimated two million
dollars. So the CIA's in q Tel's stake in palent Here wouldn't be publicly
reported for another three years, so the money was certainly useful. In addition,
Alex Carpe told The New York Times in October of twenty quote, the
real value of the in q tel investment was that it gave Palenteer access to
the CIA analyst who were its intended clients, a key figure in the making
of in q Tel investments during this period included the investment of Palenteer was the
CIA's Chief Information Officer, Alan Wade, who had been in the intelligence community's
point man for Total Information Awareness TIA now. Wade had previously co founded the
whole Post nine to eleven homeland security software and the contractor Chiliad alongside Christine Maxwell,
sister of Gizlane Maxwell and daughter of Iron iran contra figure and intelligence operative
and media baron, owner of Maxwell or McGraw hill Books. Mister Robert Maxwell,
the rabbit I've told you these rabbit holes were all going to connect.
After the Inqtel investment, the CIA would be planeteers only client until two thousand
and eight. During that period, Planeteers two top engineers, Aki Jane and
Stephen Cohen, traveled to CIA headquarters at Langley, Virginia every two weeks.
Jane recalls making at least two hundred trips to the CIA headquarters between two thousand
and five and two thousand and nine, four years fifty two weeks. That
sounds about right. During those regular visits, CI analysts would test the software,
offer feedback, and then Cohen and Jane would fly back to California and
continue to tweak it. And this would go on for four years, and
today Planetiers products are used for mass surveillance, predictive policing, and other disconcerting
policies of the US national security state. A telling example is planetiers sizable involvement
in the new Health and Human Services run wastewater surveillance program that is quietly spreading
across the United States. So again, the shuttering of TIA and DARPA had
an impact on several related programs which were also dismantled in the wake of the
public outrage over darpest post nine eleven programs. Of course, one of them
was Lifelog. News of the program spread among the media many of the same
vocal critics who would attack TIA when after Lifelong with the same zeal, So
life Log was being viewed as something that would prove even worse than the recently
canceled TIA. Had an effect a clear effect on DARPA, which had just
seen both the TIA and this other program canceled after the backlash from both the
public and the press. So the firestorm of criticism of life Log and its
program manager Doug Gage, by surprise and Gauge has continued to assert that the
program's critics were completely mischaracterized and the goal's ambitions of the project right. You
just you don't get it. We're out. We're here for good, the
greater good. But despite Gauge's protests and those of life Logs would be researchers
and other supporters, the project was publicly mixed. On February the fourth,
two th and four, Darper never provided an explanation for its quiet move to
shutter life Log, with a spokesman stating only that it was related to a
change in priorities for the agency. On DARPER director Tony Teether's decision to kill
life Log, Gage said that I think he had been burnt so badly with
TIA that he didn't want to deal with any further controversy with life log.
The death of life Log was collateral damage tied to the death of TIA.
Those supporting the goals and ambitions of life log. A company that turned out
to be its private sector analog was born on the exact same day. That's
right, On February fourth, two thousand and four, what is known as
the world's largest social network, Facebook launched its website and quickly, somehow out
of all the tens of thousands of other social media websites out there. Yes,
there are plenty of them, guys, many you've never heard of.
There's tons of them, TLB, GAB, They're all over the place.
But this particular one, Facebook launched and very quickly rose to the top of
the social media roost, leaving all the other social media companies in the dust.
And a few months into the launch, I guess it would be four
months later, Facebook co founders Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moskovitz brought Sean Parker onto
the executive team. Now, Parker was known for co founding Napster, later
connected Facebook with its first outside investor, Peter Thiel, and again, as
discussed THEAL, in coordination with the CIA, had been actively trying to resurrect
the controversial Darper programs that had been dismantled by the way Sean Parker became Facebook's
first president. All so had a history with the CIA, which recruited him
at the age of sixteen, soon after he'd been busted by the FBI for
hacking corporate and military databases. So you can either go to jail for twenty
years or you can be the face of life flog. We're gonna get rid
of lifelog. We're gonna start something called Facebook. You're going to run it.
Thanks to Parker, in September of two thousand and four, Fiel formally
acquired five hundred thousand dollars worth of Facebook shares and was added to his board.
Parker maintained close ties to Facebook as well as Theeal, with Parker being
hired as managing partner of Thiel's Founder's Fund in two thousand and six. And
then, of course they all became involved outside of the social network, and
Thiel's Founder Fund becoming this significant investor in other companies once called I think Assana,
and it goes on and on and on. There was many scandals the
Facebook Cambridge data, where Planetier was involved in utilizing Facebook data to benefit Trump's
campaign. How much of it's true, how much of it is just to
see, We don't know. But many people believe that Facebook is simply affront
for lifelog. Right, And you know, we know that the users of
Facebook and other large social media platforms have been allowed, you know, to
sell their private data as long as they publicly operate as private enterprises. The
backlash really only emerges when such activities were publicly tied to the US government,
especially the military. Even though Facebook and other tech giants routinely share users data
with the National Security state and practice, there's a little difference between the public
and private entities. Of course, we all know. Edward Snowden, the
NSA whistleblower, warned back in twenty nineteen that Facebook is just as untrustworthy as
US intelligence, stating that Facebook's internal purpose, whether they state it publicly or
not, is to compile perfect records of private lives to the maximum extent of
their capability and then exploit it for their own corporate enrichment and to give the
information to the state and damn the consequences. And remember Snowden also stated in
the same interview, the more Google knows about you, the more Facebook knows
about you, the more they're able to create these permanent records of private lives.
How they influence us, and they really goes to show how much power
that they have over us. And this really underscores how Facebook and intelligence linked
Google have accomplished much of what Lifelog had aimed to do, but on a
much much larger scale than what DARPA had originally envision. End of this day,
these companies are openly collaborating with the military intelligence agencies that guided their development
and provided the early funding as they were used to provide the data needed to
fuel the newly announced war on domestic terror. And it's encompanied algorithms, these
pre crimes, and we've allowed it and we contribute it to it. Every
single time we open up our Facebook or Instagram or Twitter, every time you
click on alike, that is contributing to AI, something as simple as clicking
alike. They've mastered this technology and more sadly, we just give it to
them voluntarily, so you know, be very cognizant of the digital trail that
you leave. We talk about the double edged sword of technology. Here,
I am having a conversation with people all across the world at the same time
it is being tracked. And that's the reality that we live in. It
is what it is, and we just have to do our best. You
know, I always talk about doing things in person using cash. These are
the things that we can do to kind of avoid the digital footprint, if
you will, And I certainly look forward to discussing some of these things with
Rich from Virginia. Next week we will certainly talk about this real, this
draconian tyranny that we live under and that we finance and that we offer them
by the use of social media. I hope you did enjoy this particular episode.
There's much more to dig in, a lot more names to get into,
specifically with Theeal and so many of the other people Zuckerberg that were directly
related to this. I look forward to talking about it and if you have
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