Welcome back to Raised by Giants. I'm writer Lee. This is a very
special episode, a simulcast episode with author and researcher and radio host Ryan Gable
from The Secret Teachings. So you could be listening to this on Ground zero
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however and wherever you are listening, thank you very much for joining in.
Me and Ryan were going to do this show around a week again, but
I felt like the topic had already been covered a lot. But some new
information has arisen that I haven't quite figured out yet. But it's very weird
and strange and seems to connect a lot of dots definitely, since me and
Ryan just did that show a little over a week ago on West Virginia and
that topic is the new Netflix movie Leave the World Behind, the Barack Obama
movie. And the first thing that's weird about this is that everyone that I've
talked with about the movie have absolutely no idea what movie it is that I'm
talking about. When I say the title of the movie, Leave the World
behind. It's not until I say, you know that Barack Obama movie,
which I think is pretty strange when people don't know the title of the movie,
only the person and that produced the movie. I mean, I can
understand if it was the director that people were recognizing for the film, but
it's not even that, Like I could see someone saying, you know that
new Christopher Nolan film, or that new Quentin Tarantino film, or even he
Jj Abrams film has some form of stature. Maybe not nowadays. And I
understand Barack Obama was the president, but he didn't write the movie. He
didn't direct the movie. All he did was pay some money for the movie
to be made and possibly give the directors and the creators and the scriptwriters some
form of information based on him being president in the movies based off of a
book of the same title that came out in October of twenty twenty. Never
in my life, and I love movies, guys, I've watched a lot
of movies and TV in my years, but never in my life have I
heard of a movie being referred to and recognized by the producer of the movie.
And by the way, it's not just Barack Obama it's also Michelle Obama
produced it as well. But stop in, folks, because it's going to
be it's going to get really weird. And here to talk to us about
the weirdness and this very strange, symbolic Civil War Kubrick esque film Leave the
World Behind, and all the other strangeness that's been coming out recently that really
makes this movie Leave the World Behind a highly plausible outcome of events in the
United States in the future. As Ryan Gable from The Secret Teachings, how's
it going, brother, It's going great. I'm glad that we're doing a
type of simulcas tonight between our two shows, because if we just had this
conversation then I had a separate show on this, I think we would just
be talking about the same thing in circles. So it's good to get everything
out and together with one another here on the show tonight. I don't think
that there are many observations or analysis of what we're going to discuss tonight,
And I know that you have a peculiar point of view being from West Virginia
and having just I've lived there myself for many years, most of my families
from there. We know some kind of you know, state details if you
will other people might not be aware of, but also a lot of things
that we talked about on the recent show You and I did called Cryptid Roads
Take Me Home, a play on country roads. It also plays into the
weirdness of not only West Virginia, but of things in pop culture, video
games like Fallout, and there's a relationship there between all that and this this
Barack Obama a movie. It's a weird parallel connection between those those things as
well. So I'm looking very forward to talking about this. If I don't
know where would be the best place to start, because so much of this
people we've already heard this subject. I don't think you're going to hear or
have heard what we're going to discuss tonight. Yeah, I guess we could
start with really quickly your first impressions of the film, and then we'll get
into the bulk of it, because it's, like you said, it's been
done over and over again. As soon as the film came out, people
had already were posting tiktoks and instagrams talking about the symbolism of the film.
And we're not really going to get too much into the symbolism of the film,
but it really looks like that they're pushing this direction of where they want
the United States to go. And we're going to talk about this here a
little bit later. But we also had Obliterated, which came out before the
Leave the World by Netflix series dropped that I watched that was almost identical to
the Well a portion of the series is almost identical to the entire plot of
Leave the World Behind, which I thought was very interesting. Now, I
just want to get your first impressions of the film. I know you've done
shows on it already, but there's new information that I've found out about that
I want to discuss with you that's within the film that we're going to talk
about here soon, but first hit us with your first impressions. I think
that they're with many things are different levels, different layers. On the surface,
I think for the average person, it's just a movie. It doesn't
mean anything, or maybe they have some subconscious interpretation of what the movie's about.
On another level, there's the Dollar store conspiracies. Oh my god,
look the shirts say obey NASA. That's what the illuminati is trying to tell
us. It's really surface level, you know, it's kind of like the
Illuminati halftime shows of the super Bowl. Really surface level, but there is
more to interpret from that, more to analyze, if you will. On
another level, there are certainly the folks that you're talking about that refer to
it and this isn't a bad thing, but it's a it's a weird thing,
it's a peculiar thing. He will refer to it as that Barack Obama
movie because he really just did a little bit of consulting and maybe paid some
money, and that's about it. He really liked the book. Otherwise,
it's not it's not a Barack Obama movie. It's not like it's like a
Spike Lee joint or a Spielberg movie. It's not an Obama movie. It's
not like an Obama phone. Got those Obama phones, So it's not like
that. And then on another level, I think there are people that certainly
see past all that and can see that there's a theme there and it might
be disturbing, it might be creepy, and I think that that level,
or that layer of it kind of falls into line with the the first level,
the first layer, if you will, which is people just see it
as a movie. Some people can see it as more than that. They
say, oh, there's a weird thing here. This is a disturbing movie.
This could really happen. It's very realistic. And then I think you
go beyond that, and once you get past dismissing that there's any pointer or
purpose, getting past the oh, well there's a purpose but it doesn't mean
anything, and then you get past all the illuminati confirmed stuff, then you
start to see that there's a little bit more to it, especially when you
bring in TV shows like Obliterated, which came out around the same time,
within like a week of this movie coming out. Obliterated as about a well
it's about a lot of things, but it's a crazy scientist or a group
of scientists with some terrorists. I'm not sure who's the scientists who's the terrorist
because I didn't watch the whole thing, But this guy wants to blow up
a nuclear bomb in Las Vegas, blame it on the political left and the
political right to cause a civil war, which is essentially what's happening in the
movie. Then you have the movie Civil War, which I thought was a
fake story of thing that was made up a meme on the internet. It's
a real movie. That's coming out next year, some very big actors in
it, actresses in it that's coming out in March. And then there's this
other Netflix show that just came out called Carol and the End of the World
about society just completely devolving intocaane because of some natural disaster of an asteroid,
I believe is what the show is about. Asteroids strike that's imminent. And
so you have these themes that are coming out toward the end of this year
into next year, plus you have other themes, and this all goes along.
I think with your question writer, you have other themes. You have
the Fallout TV show coming out. We had the creator about Ai nuking Los
Angeles, which is also where The Terminator began, and Fallout Fallouts, I
mean, for anybody who doesn't know fall it's basically a war between the US,
China, and Russia and then there's nuclear war and then we get the
fallout of that, and that's where the games take place different parts of the
United States, Boston, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles where the first game
took place, the new one West Virginia. Which that's what's really weird about
all these TV shows and movies is that there's links between the themes and when
you look at Leave the World Behind, I missed it. A lot of
people missed it, but some people with a real sharp eagle eye notice that
there's a QR code on the map that shows the United States blackouts on the
East coast and it's over West Virginia and when you scan it. Well,
we'll talk a little bit more about that and where it takes us, but
that's my initial thought. I think it's multi layered, multi leveled, and
once you get past the it doesn't mean anything, or maybe it means something.
I don't care and it's all Illuminati reptile confirmed. Then you get to
the really good stuff, and that's what I prefer to look at for shows
like mine, shows like yours, etc. Yeah, the premise of the
movie is very interesting. It's not really anything new in the way that it's
another post apocalyptic or in the middle of apocalyptic type movie. Do you remember
that movie Greenland with Gerard Butler. Oh, yeah, that was all about
the asteroid strike and the people in the community were like, they're trying to
keep this movie from being seen because there's gonna be an ash or you know,
like people I saw that movie four times. I don't nobody stopped me
from seeing it go ahead, but that's how they hype up these these kinds
of movies. But I really like the way that the film didn't give away
a lot in the exposition, right, because that's a very big problem that
I see a lot of films nowadays. They just give away the entire plot
within the exposition of the film, and it's definitely a more kubrick asque to
where they're trying to tell a story more with actual filmmaking than the dialogue,
which I quite enjoyed as well. Now you just mentioned this QR code,
which I thought was a very interesting thing to put into the film. It
completely went over my head. I didn't reckon it because I have a smaller
TV. I have like a forty six inch TV, and the other day
someone had sent me a message telling me that there was a QR code in
the film, and I was like, okay, well, where's it out
there? Like it's on the map when it flashes on the TV screen,
And so I went to that part in the movie. It took me a
minute to find it. It's like thirty minutes into the movie it gets to
the map, which I should probably study the map a little bit more as
well, because it kind of gives like locations where people are going to be
safer than other people, which I think is kind of interesting as well.
But the QR code pops up and I whipped out my phone trying to scan
it, and it wouldn't scan. And then I tried to pause it at
different parts where the map show up, just trying to make the QR code
clear. I tried this for like ten minutes. I couldn't scan it,
and then I was like, okay, well, I'm just going to try
and I'm just going to look it up now, you know, and find
out what it is, because maybe it's my TV, my TV's and Order
TV. It's not one of those smart TVs, because I think smart TVs
are garbage, and it's probably listening devices, who knows, But uh I
just have one of those older TVs with a firestick. They're definitely reptilian confirmed.
I can tell you that Reptilian confirmed, and I just got an Amazon
firestick plugged into it. But uh so, I just look it up and
I noticed that the QR code was over West Virginia, like what you were
talking about and I looked it up and it turns out that the QR code
takes you to this Lake Shawnee amusement park and abandon amusement park in West Virginia.
And immediately I was like, holy shit, because I've been there.
I spent three days camping in this abandoned amusement park for a paranormal investigation,
and I knew exactly where it was. It's in Princeton, West Virginia.
It's an amusement park that it's located along Lake Shawnee. It opened in nineteen
twenty six. The park operated for approximately sixty two years before closing in I
believe in nineteen eighty eight. But it really it received a bunch of public
attention because it's said to be haunted and there's been a few accidental deaths supposedly
to curse land. And like we talked about in the Crypto Roads Take Me
Home show writer, I'm pretty sure that a lot of Native tribes believe that
the not the state, but the general area of West Virginia is haunted or
there are monsters or gateways or portals there. I'm sure different tribes believe different
things. But also when we did that show about the cryptids. We talked
about that, and then you and I had discussed the fact that this amusement
park is actually built on at least partly built on an Indian burial ground,
like for real, a real Indian Bureau ground. So there's associations with that
and weird paranormal type phenomena as well. Yeah, this park was featured on
a lot of different It was on History Channel, it was on Travel Channel
ABC. One of the most terrifying places in America, and it brought me
back to what we were talking about Point Pleasant, West Virginia, because Point
Pleasant is said to have been curse as well. Then that's where you get
the mothman sightings that cryptid from Point Pleasant, West Virginia. It's just really
interesting. And then when you look into more strange and weird things about West
Virginia, you also find the Greenbrier Hotel about ninety minutes from this park,
I think as well. Yes, and the Greenbrier Hotel was built as a
nuclear shelter for the presidents and a lot of the politicians to travel down in
case there's a nuclear war or some kind of major disaster. They could travel
down to the Greenbrier Hotel a section of the hotel, and I've been there
too. The section of the hotel has been built into the side of the
mountain as like a bug out shelter. And then when you look at the
movie, leave the World behind, the movie ends spoiler alert for people that
haven't seen it. I'm sure if you know about it, you've already seen
it, so we're not really spoiled much. Then the movie ends with the
little girl going down into the bunker, into the bugout shelter, you know,
And then I'm like, oh, and I've been there. It's really
interesting. The Greenbrier Hotel is probably one of the most beautiful hotels that I've
ever been in, other than the Stanley Hotel in Colorado. And they have
like these big bulk doors that would just shut and they would lock the important
politicians and the presidents there. And this was disclosed. But then I'm thinking,
well, if they're going to disclose something like that, then that means
that it's out in the open now. And if they were smart, they
would just put another one in the very close vicinity. Because when something's disclosed,
people will think, oh, well, they're not going to do it
again. In the exact same place, right, They're gonna take it someplace
else. But sometimes I think that they disclosed that stuff on purpose, So
then that throws everybody off on where they actually have maybe some kind of underground
bunker or someplace like Area fifty one is a great example of that. Oh
my god, they finally admitted Area fifty one is a real place. It's
like, yeah, but about the time that's been admitted, and they still
it's still a military base. But if there's any secretive work, it's probably
not going on there. It's probably going on somewhere else, but maybe in
the close vicinity as well. But there's this emphasis on West Virginia. West
Virginia has not talked about in the movie at all. It's all in New
York, right, Yeah, it's all in New York, all in New
York. And then but that makes me think too, because the President and
everyone would be in Washington, d C. They would down in the Greenbriar
in the West Virginia to be safe from any kind of disaster, natural disaster,
any kind of nuclear war or nuclear distraction, you know that, And
they could come down from New York as well, Like it's a path you
just go south, like almost straight down, and there is there is a
scene. Again, if you haven't seen it by this point, I guess
there will be spoilers in tonight's simulcast show. But there's a scene at the
end of the movie where it looks like a mushroom cloud is going up,
And I don't know if that's just a large explosion or if that's like a
small nuclear warhead that was detonated in the movie. So that happens around the
same time as you got the bunker at the very end of the movie.
You have this mushroom cloud in the distance in the movie while civil war is
breaking out. So that again correlates with a bunch of other pop culture things
and relationship to both West Virginia and into the video game world and in other
movies and TV shows. Yeah, and it's really weird. Also to the
Lake Shawnee Amusement Park you pointed this out almost looks identical to Chernobyl the after
Math of SCHES. Yeah. Actually, a friend of mine, he lives
in West Virginia. A friend of mine lives in Morgantown, and he's a
huge history buff, maybe maybe even more than me and I asked him about
it, and he said, oh, yeah, I'm I'm you know,
I've been down there and around there, and he said, it does it
looks like Chernobyl, And so I thought, okay, it's not just meat
that thinks that. You thought that. My friend who lives in West Virginia,
he also thought that it does. It looks a little bit because it's
the Ferris Will there at the park. It looks like Chernobyl. Yeah.
And then also the Fallout video game as well has this Lake Shawnee, but
his named something different. Right, Yes, I can confirm that for two
reasons. One, I looked it up online and went to the game some
game websites, but also because I went and play Fallout seventy six last night
and I went over there's actually, I think there's three theme parks in the
game. One of them is a water park, one of them is Camden
Camden Amusement Park, and then the other one it's a real theme park still
open, yes, and that's a real one. And then the other one
is they call it Lake Reynolds in the game, but it's actually a Lake
Shawnie Amusement Park, and it's I sent you a screenshot of it or a
picture of it from the game, like from my game I was playing last
night, and it looks pretty creepy, pretty good game development. It looks
very much like the real thing, and it reminds you when you approach it
in the game as well, it reminds you of Chernobyl, And of course
Chernobyl is a nuclear power plant, so we're dealing with nuclear things, and
we're also dealing with energy and power, which is cut off in the movie.
It's not just it doesn't seem like just a random thing per se.
The more you dig, the more you realize there's something else here. It
has to do with energy, it has to do with technology, has to
do with nuclear power, things of that nature. Also too, it could
be showing us what the aftermath of the movie without showing us the aftermath of
the movie, because again, the movie ends with the little girl finding the
bunker, and it's implied that she's going to go and get her family in
that everyone is going to kind of be safe in this large underground bunker,
or at least she's going to be safe, And it seems like it's a
way to show what the world is going to look like in the aftermath of
a civil war or a nuclear explosion or a nuclear attack, so some kind
of societal collapse. It could be emp's, it could be anything. I
don't want to cut you off there right, but I want to mention something
else. Just yesterday, I don't know if you saw this, there was
a story about scientists actually replicated three times. Earlier this year, we had
this so called historic nuclear fusion breakthrough. This week, scientists were able to
replicate that three times, a nuclear fusion for power. So that's also right
now mid December, around the time of all this stuff that we're discussing with
these movies and TV shows that that's mainline news yesterday morning, scientists successfully replicate
historic nuclear fusion breakthrough three times. Feels like building up to something start of
a movie that ends in catastrophe. Yeah, it really seems like that.
In correlating this to the Greenbrier Hotel only be a very short distance away the
Lake Shawnee Amusement Park looking very dystopian and apocalyptic, Like when you think about
it, ran that we have created in this modern day world would really last.
Like let's say that we just like somehow all of the humans just were
gone, like how long do you think that it would be before all of
the buildings that we've created, all of the roads that we've created, will
just fade away and just be nothing and crumble into dust. I used to
watch that show. There was a TV show about that after humans, probably
a couple hundred years, depending on what the structure is. I mean,
a lot of modern structures probably wouldn't even last one hundred years without upkeep.
They're so flimsy and not well built and really thin cheap materials. I think
I mentioned this to you recently. It's kind of funny how old ancient Roman
roads are still I mean even arguably usable. But a lot of parts of
cities that we live in, like here in Tucson or when I lived in
Florida, the roads just have so many holes in them you barely can drive
on them. But ancient roads still are there that can can arguably even be
used. So it's kind of strange how new technologies but seems to be less
quality, And it wouldn't probably take very long in a human time span,
that is, in relation to human time span for all those things to kind
of deteriorate and fall apart and look like some apocalyptic landscape. Yeah, that's
in this amusement park. It looks like that just after let me see when
it closed down. I think it closed down in eighty eight, So you're
talking what thirty thirty two years when it was like brand new, and now
it's all like rustic looking, apocalyptic, dystopian, overgrown. Yeah. So
that all of this is because the QR code in this movie takes you to
this abandoned, haunted amusement park in West Virginia. And then you have the
Greenbrier Bunker. It's a bunker under the hotel at ninety minutes from this theme
park, and you have the theme of the bunker. You have the theme
of what looks like chernobyl abandonment of civilization, deterioration of civilization, of infrastructure,
no power of course Chernobyls, and nuclear power plants. You got nuclear
energy, maybe nuclear explosions, nuclear bombs, nuclear this and that. All
those themes obviously present and leave the world behind. So it's not just a
random I mean, maybe they chose it as random. Maybe it's synchronicity.
I don't think that that's the case. I'm very interested in learning if they
ever say so, why that code was put into the movie in the first
place, especially because of people like the former president Barack Obama. Like he
would obviously he's probably been on many occasions taken to secretive bunkers for things that
were not even made aware of. You know, maybe they thought that there
was a missile test or something was going to add like a nuclear missile launch
out and took Obama to some bunker. I mean, that happened to George
Bush all the time. There are even times when I was living in West
Virginia, theymber like they're like, well, the president's they brought the president
here for this or that. You don't really hear anything about what's happening,
but like someone you know, noted that they brought Air Force one and then
took the president inside some bunker or something. It's kind of randomly happens.
It seems random to us, but something's going on. So I think that's
the weirdest part is Barack Obama. And then this isn't just a random place.
It's like it's right next to a presidential bunker in West Virginia, which
is where a lot of this a lot of that stuff is, or at
least used to be during the Cold War. So there's something else more to
this. It's not just a random QR code. It's not just a random
thing. There's a meaning behind it. I agree with that. I bet
I am not one hundred percent sure on what that meaning is. But I
want to get into a little history on Lake Shawnee Amusement Park for people that
might may be interested in this. The land for where the amusement park was
built was the site of a massacre by Mitchell Clay's well after Mitchell Clay's children
were murdered by Native Americans in seventeen eighty five. Two of the children had
been killed and scalped or scalped sorry, while a third was captured and then
taken to Chilicothe, Ohio and then burned at the stake. Clay got his
militia of colonials and went after these Native Americans and formed a raiding party,
and in nineteen twenty six, well they massacred the entire the entire Indian tribe,
the entire Native American tribe that killed his three children. And then a
gentleman named Connolly Trigg Senior purchased the land and began developing amusement park for the
people of Mercer County in West Virginia. The park featured a ferris wheel,
a swing ride, and was a very popular destination, even though it's legitimately
in the middle of the woods, it's not in the middle of nowhere.
But it also had a swimming pool, a racetrack, concession stands, which
there's still a ticket booth that I got inside, which has a clown hanging
from the ceiling, which is I think some of the people that film TV
shows there put it there to give a more scary effect. So there was
a dance hall, there's cabins there would also rent the cabins out for people
to stay overnight. And there were two drowning dusts that were reported during this
time, as well as the death of a young girl who was on a
swinging ride in nineteen sixty six. What had happened with that one? Which
I heard this directly from the owner of the property. She said that the
swinging ride was going and there was this food truck that was coming up to
deliver food and it was backing in and the swing ride. The little girl
that was on the swing ride was swinging around and then she just smashed in
to the side of the delivery truck and she died. The park was then
closed in nineteen sixty seven because supposedly of a failed health inspection, which is
debatable because of the deaths and the little girl dying just a year before.
But then in nineteen eighty five, a gentleman named gay Lord White, which
was a former employee who had worked at the park, purchased the land and
reopened the amusement park in nineteen eighty and after three years, supposedly increasing land
ownership raids and insurance rates then forced the park to close again in nineteen eighty
eight. And also, by the way, sounds kind of similar to that
new movie that came out Five Nights at Freddy's about the kids that went missing
at the playhouse and they were killed by supernatural means just a weird another little
synchronicity, but go ahead. So they ended up finding a bunch of like
you were mentioning earlier, with the being Native American land and basically being built
on top of a Native American burial ground. Gay Lord White's crew they found
numerous Native American artifacts on the property that had been prior to the arrival of
any settlers in the United States archaeologists came from Marshall University in Huntington, West
Virginia, spent several days uncovering these artifacts and graves, and apparently a total
of thirteen Native American skeletons were uncovered. They were mostly of elderly people and
young children. And now you can basically go to this park as like a
paranormal tour of the property. I think that me and my friend we paid
eight hundred dollars for three days to go there and camp. And where they
found those skeletons, there was this big mud pit right down behind where the
mud flood mudpit, well it kind of looks like a mud flood, a
little bit like a mud flood, very muddy, but a mudpit that they
dug that is behind the owner's house where the owner actually has their house,
that is adjacent to the property where they you know, do four willing and
muddy and all that, which is very popular in West Virginia. But that's
where these skeletal remains and artifacts were found, was in this mud pit.
So the thing about the QR code that directs us to this amusement park,
in my opinion, it's peculiar one because of Barack Obama and the connection to
the underground, you know, basis for different kinds of things, nuclear war,
just basically continuity of government. That's kind of weird. But the thing
that really got me because I've been focused on this so it's where my attention
is is the video game Fallout and fall Out seventy six, which is they're
still updating. They just announced as a Bethesda they's announced that there's a huge
update to fall Out seventy six coming and they're going to expand the West Virginia
map and that was just announced. I believe that was just announced this week
or at the end of last week, so again right around the same time
as these movies and TV shows and all these themes are coming out. So
that's kind of weird too. They're going to expand the West Virginia map and
if you go through West Virginia, you've got the the Presidential bunkers in the
game. The amusement parks are in the game. And it's about nuclear war.
It's about the aftermath. It's fallout from a nuclear war. You know,
you in throughout the game you have to go places and restore power.
One that actually actually didn't even think of this till right now. Writer.
Last night, one of the missions I did was I tried to restore power
to these to this nuclear power plant because it's you know, it's been offline
for years and you have to go through and make these repairs and try to
restore power. So all those themes are very present in this video game that
just happens to be in the process of being updated right around the same time.
And on top of that, Fallout just like all these other movies I've
mentioned. I mentioned the Creator Terminator, fall Out the TV show come out
in a couple of months, right alongside the Civil War movie, and even
the movie Dune. Dune the second Dune's going to have a giant nuclear explosion.
So there's a lot of things almost aggregoric showing US nuclear weapons, power
outages, EMPs. This park looks like Chernobyl even which is nuclear power,
even UFOs or UFOs around Chernobyl, as well as Fukushima as well. So
there's a lot of very strange I don't know what it means, but it's
very very strange, and that's why we're discussing it on this simulcast tonight.
Between the Secret teachings and raised by Giants. Well, it's also interesting too
that they would do an update for a video game that is what seven years
old? Very yes, it's old. It's an older game. They're making
a fifth one already. Yeah, that's interesting that they would do. That
would have to mean that a lot of people were playing it, because if
people weren't playing it, then they're not going to do an update for it.
That's really interesting that they would do an update and expand West Virginia and
sold late in the game after it's been out for a really long time.
Because I remember that Fallout game well when it came out, the producers and
everybody was at the Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia the year that
it came out. They had a big booth. They had a big booth
at the at the Mothman Festival. So people were really excited about it.
And then they used country Roads in the trailer of the video game, so
I got everyone really excited, especially in West Virginia because West Virginia is the
that's the anthem. Country Roads is the anthem of West Virginia. Baby,
we got we got Crypti Roads though, that's gonna plays, Mothman roams Crypted
Roads. Yeah, we're gonna make a make a new song on that one.
Yeah, that's trademarked TM part of my IP. So don't steal that
rider off to studio franchise Bible it's my franchise, Bible Man. Yeah,
so all those different things, movies, TV shows, pop culture, video
games. I think it's more than just a random occurrence, which obviously if
it's put in there, it's more than a random occurrence. But for anybody
that did notice that QR code in the movie Leave the World Behind, it's
more than just a random thing. I don't know what the official intention of
it being put in there was, but there's certainly something weird about all this
and the fact that it links to all these other TV shows, movies and
these other ideas and themes and motifs. I don't know if that's predictive programming,
what do you think, or is that something else? Yeah, it's
really interesting. It's weird. I don't know if they put that in there
too, because it's kind of a genius to do it like that, you
know, because you know, Stanley Cubrek, one of the best filmmakers of
all time, He would put symbolism like that in all of his movies,
you know, and you would have to go back and try and figure out
exactly what he was trying to say. And this one's sort of like that.
It's very Kubrick ask There's even a scene, there's even a transition scene
that they ripped directly from the Shining in that movie, where there's like red
flashes on the screen and then it transitions to a different segment, which I
really liked because when the action was going on in this film, there was
action going on everywhere. There was always three three things happening when action was
going on, and when it was done, it was done. It was
really interesting. And the overhead shots of the Stanley Kubrick is really well known,
was really well known for, is all over this film. It's uh
and I'm not sure if it's you know, predictive programming, like a lot
of people think that, you know, Hollywood and all that is just ran
by illuminati people. And I'm not saying that it isn't. It possibly could
be, but I think some things are just thrown in there because it's interesting.
You could get people, get people talking about it. I mean,
it could be something as simple as you know, maybe one of the people
in the movie were playing Fallout and they thought, oh, it's a creepy
place, and they read about it and they think, well, that's like
post apocalyptic. That'll fit into the movie. Let's just throw that in there.
It could have been a video game that inspired it. It could have
been someone took a family trip and saw it and decided let's put it into
the movie. You know, it could be it could be the opposite of
like the movie didn't necessarily inspire something else. Something else inspired this to be
put into the movie. It could be that as well. It could be
a lot of different things. I do. I want to mention something too,
Wright. If you don't have another thought on that, I have something
really interesting to share with you. Get your take on it. Yeah.
Sure. So last night on my show in the Secret Teachings, I did
a show called putting the X class Solar Flare in Christmas instead of X mess
X class Solar Flare in Christmas. And I had a listener's name is Zachary,
a brilliant guy who messaged me. I want to give him credit for
pointing this out because I've talked about solar flares this year, and I've talked
about the Sun reaching its zenith, or the peak of its solar cycle over
this year and next year, into the end of next year, maybe even
into twenty twenty five. And I just didn't even put two and two together.
But this listener messaged me and he said, hey, you know,
my interpretation of Leave the World Behind was that maybe it could have been a
combination of terrorist attacks mixed with a natural disaster. And the natural disaster they
were referencing was a solar flare. Not just any solar flare, but an
X class solar flare. We've had a bunch of them this year. We've
actually had more this year than in twenty twenty two because the Sun is ramping
up in intensity. As a matter of fact, when I got done with
the show last night, I was reading this. This was just or excually
me the night before yesterday. Rather, this was IFL Science and a bunch
of other science websites publishes. Listen to the radio blackout created by the strongest
solar flare in six years. This was just this week. I'm not going
to play it for you because I don't have the audio, but it's embedded
in this article if you look it up. The point is we've had more
X class solar flares this year than recent years. The strongest recorded in six
years was this year, and an X class solar flare if it's strong enough,
and if the radio burst is strong enough. We had a level two
back in February. But if we get a level four level five, not
only does it knock radio communication out, it can knock the entire power grid
out. And the creepy thing about it is in relation to the movie,
is the one back in February only affected radios in the Americas, in North
America. So the idea is kind of like you could have a natural disaster.
I mean, we see the solar flare, we know when the sun
emits this, and we could kind of in a sense prepare for it.
But if another country noted that, maybe it was known that the US was
going to be hit the hardest. If it was a class four class five
and it caused massive blackouts, radio disturbances, it cuts off communication, cuts
off transport, maybe another country would see that as an opportunity, with the
United States crippled to attack or to drop flyers from the sky. Saying that
the country's under attacked by Muslims are in an attack by Chinese. So I
thought that was a really brilliant interpretation of the of the movie, especially because
the X class solar flare is something that we just had the biggest one in
six years this week on top of that, all right on the heels of
all these movies and TV shows and video games and all the pop culture,
So that is really, in my opinion, really peculiar. It's a great
observation, and it's something that you can go and check for yourself, because
I think the weirdest thing at all Wrider is you can actually the smaller ones
they just sound like static, like sh but the bigger ones are a lot
more intent. And if you had like a level five radio burst X class
solar flare, it might actually have an audio that would sound maybe similar to
what was being heard in the movie. Because they were hearing these weird sounds,
they re related it to Havana syndrome, But there were different frequencies in
the movie, and you could I couldn't tell. Maybe I'm I mean,
I'm wrong, or I'm just not paying attention, but I couldn't tell if
they were coming from TVs. They coming from phones or what they were coming
from. It could have just been in the air you heard it. Who
knows. But you can actually hear the sound of a solar flare and you
can hear the sound of that radio burst. So what do you think about
that? I thought that was really interesting. It is really interesting and everything
that is surrounding X right now X seems to be very popular. You know,
you had Twitter turning in the X. Everyone's using this X symbolism in
the X class solar flare. And another movie that was really interesting that also
had Drar Butler was Moonfall. Did you see moon Fall? Yes? I
saw Moonfall. Very interesting, very slow moving film. It was boring for
the first like hour and a half until they finally decided to get Yeah.
My favorite part of moonfalls when the moon falls baby, yeah, go ahead.
Yeah. And when they got into the spaceship and then they went into
the moon and the moon turns out that it is hollow and it's ran by
like this AI artificial intelligence system that basically seated Earth, seated human beings on
Earth. Very interesting. I think Gerard Butler is the king of apocalyptic movies,
is just in all of them. It seems like. But it's interesting
this X stuff in this solar flare, and I like your explanation that you
could actually hear a solar flare because Havana syndrome has been proven not to be
anything. CIA did investigation, the FBI did investigations into it. They said
that it was no known technology. Calls it's nonsense. I think it's exactly
like directing energy weapons. Maybe it exists, it could possibly exist, or
is it being used. Microwave weapons are definitely really I mean those were used
against the US embassy in Russia in the nineteen fifties. But same thing with
directed energy weapons, Like the technology exists, but is that what's being used
in every case that we hear about. That's the questionable nature of it.
But go ahead, Yeah, they definitely exist, But it's exactly like what
you just said. Are they being used in that kind of way? And
I don't think so. I don't think that they're just going to use those
types of weapons on everyday normal people. If they're going to use them,
they're going to use them to people that they can control, or somebody in
high up positions of power, politicians, people like that. But you don't
ever hear of those people talking about those types of weapons. It's only the
people within this community that talk about it and claim that they've had it happen
to them, which is just completely suspect on my end. See, people,
the intelligence community does not care what you're doing, does not care what
is going on. As long as you don't have classified information, as long
as you're not attempting to reveal classified information, you do not matter to these
people, like to the government as a whole, Like they're not going to
spend money, resources, time and energy to single a personnel to hit them
with V two K or microwave weapons. Why why would they do that?
And that's the thing that none of these targeted individual people can and ever come
up with, is the reason why none of them can tell me why they
are supposedly targeted, and they just go off on you and they start attacking
you and like yelling at you. You know, none of them can ever
say the reason why they think that they're targeted. And I can tell you
I've spoken with several people from the intelligence community, and the only reason that
anything like that would ever happen is if you have some sort of classified information,
you have some sort you have information that they don't want to get out.
YouTubers don't have that kind of information. Okay, people on Internet do
not have that kind of information. So there's absolutely zero reason that you would
ever be targeted in that way. And I'm going to put a caveat on
it if now there could be a rogue person that can just be messing around
with people, but no official, sanctioned everyone has knowledge on is ever going
to do that to any individual for absolutely no reason. So that's just my
thoughts on it. If I may add something small to that, and then
back to the I guess more so to the solar flare story in terms of
Havana syndrome, something certainly happened to these diplomats. I think that's totally different
than the targeted individual stories. When a group of people have this experience where
there's a history of this happening at embassies, is different also than again the
individual on YouTube who's being harassed because you know, the postal worker knocked on
his door to deliver a package and he was high on some kind of drug,
and the FBI is knocked on his door to getting because he has secret
upho information or something there's a obviously a huge difference between those two things.
But in regard to the to the solar flare, and to all these other
different things that we've been discussing so far tonight on this simulcast, I think
it's when you have the QR code in the movie, just the QR code
being there, not what it takes you to, not what we can interpret
from it. That alone could be placed there to see how the public reacts,
kind of like a dye test in the body where they inject a die
and they trace it, or like some kind of radioactive substance to trace it
through your body. I think maybe that's kind of or like a stress test
for a plane to see where the weakest parts are. It wouldn't surprise me
writer if something like that's put in the movie. It is a completely random
place. And then maybe it could be the intelligence community, it could be
anybody. It could just be movie studios. Who knows. They kind of
see what the reaction is on social media to it. Do people pick this
up? Okay, some people did notice it. What did they say?
Okay, they didn't really think much of it, or other people like,
hey, there's this guy Ryan and this guy rid or they're talking about it
in depth, and this is funny because we just stuck it in there.
It doesn't mean anything, you know, there's a lot of ways, but
that a lot of ways to interpreted that that could potentially be one way as
well. And I think just in regard to the targeted individuals and in regard
to a lot of the conspiracy minded, not the conspiracies or wacko, but
there's a lot of wacky stuff in the conspiracy world, if you will.
It's it's kind of like Richard Doty just putting stories into UFO conferences and then
watching how they develop. Or one of my favorite episodes the two part series
or two part episodes of the series of the X Files is where Malder switches
places with the guy at Dreamland at Area fifty one. I don't know if
you ever saw that episode, and he basically switches bodies with him, and
the guy goes and meets he's Malder, but he's in the other guy's body,
or he's the excuse me, he's the other guy, but he's in
Malder's body, and he goes and meets the lone Gunman and he's looking at
he's looking at their newspaper and he's like, you know, I make up
most of this stuff. He's like, I made up. I made up
some of these stories while I was sitting on the toilet. You guys print
them, and you guys print them and you share this garbage. But it's
nonsense. It's all made up. The X Files was interesting because you know
they wrote Chris Carter wrote a lot of that. I thought, really objectively
that a lot of stuff is not aliens. A lot of it's not necessarily
what you think it is. It's something totally different. But I like that
episode because it's like the guy from Mary fifty one who has all the access
is like, well, I made up. I made up all those stories.
And even the one of the generals is like, are aliens real?
Mister Malder, like the guy that was running it didn't even know. So
I think that's kind of like with the QR code. It could just be
put there as a stress test to see how the public reacts to this Easter
egg conspiracy in the movie, and it might not have no it might have
no intention except just to see how people react to it, kind of like
psychological warfare in a way, if you will but then we don't really know
if someone that watched the movie that wasn't involved in making or the filming of
the movie actually found it, or if no one found it and then the
director or the producer or someone leaked it to somebody else within the industry and
then they told everybody's somebody else right exactly? And who knows, maybe even
the first run through of the movie, you know, because Netflix updates things,
maybe the first run through of the movie, maybe it wasn't even in
there, and maybe they uploaded to uploaded the film again. I mean they
take things down, put things back up. PlayStation does it, Netflix does
it, Hulu does it. It's not a conspiracy, but like it might
not have even been in there in the first show. There's like, there's
so many possibilities. I'm just trying to think outside the box here. But
you're totally right. It could have just been leaked by the by the folks
that did the movie. And then because it is very difficult to see.
It's very difficult to see, especially if you're on a smaller television. Definitely
if you watched it on your phone, like a lot of people watch movies
now on their phone, which I don't understand how that how that works,
Like I can never or watch a movie on my phone, but some people
do, and it's very difficult to see. You would literally have to almost
be like flesh with the movie. You'd have to be watching it on your
computer screen in order for you to actually see it taking some good space,
secret space program drugs, everything slows down, hyper focused. Maybe you could
see it takes some psilocybin and drop some acid, and then maybe you could
recognize it. But I didn't even whenever someone told me that it was in
there and I pulled it up, I couldn't even find it. Like I
was scanning through it with like my phone. I'm like looking for it,
and I'm like searching for it. I'm pausing it on all these different frames,
and it wasn't And I thought that it was a joke, like the
Other Lion. That's not true. It's not even in there because I'm looking
all over the map and I can't see it's blended in really well into the
screen. So it almost seems like to me that nobody's seen it. Nobody
saw it, and the filmmakers thought that it was going to be more prominent
than what they do, And I do this type of thing all the time
with my thumbnails. I hide things in them. Yeah, yeah, I
had a lot of stuff and a lot of my thumbnails, and I don't
think anyone ever sees it. They don't ever pick up on it, which
is just something fun for me to do, you know, like, oh,
I'll just hide this little symbolic thing in there real quick, and just
for fun. Oh even just with even just with wordplay with my show titles.
Sometimes I'll read it and I'll read, like what the original you know,
like I did did a show saying has got a brand new sleigh,
and then I know, you're now free to move about the cabin. It
was about the new policy for overweight flyers. And but when I read it,
I still read you're now free to move about the cabin, even though
I know it's a play on words, like the brain just the brain kind
of processes it that way. So if you're not expecting to see it,
then you might not see it. You probably won't see it. It's interesting
that you just brought up cabin because knock at the cabin? Did you see
knock at the cabin? Yeah? Another, yes, I did see that.
Very interesting and that just came out what three or four months ago,
Uh, yeah, something like that. It was. It was also based
on a book, and it was I noticed the Four Horses of the Apocalypse
almost instantly, and I did a show in it, and it was really
it might have been way more than four months ago, might have been earlier
this year in the spring or something. I could look that up. But
there were a lot of weird things in the news that kind of, let's
say, revolved around this movie because in the movie, you had planes falling
out of the sky. In the movie, you had massive it was like
earthquake and tsunami, you had disease. Just one story I thought, really
weirdly correlated was that there were actually several reports at both airports and then after
takeoff where planes had almost run into each other, where planes had fallen out
of the sky and almost It was one at least off the coast of Hawaii
that fell out of the sky and almost plunged into the ocean. That happened
around the same time. And then we also had the White Noise movie about
the train wreck and that then actually literally happened. So a lot of weird
things there that are those predictive programming. Are they aggregors that are manifested through
ritual or a lot of questions. I tried to watch White Noise, but
it was so boring to me. I agreed, very boring film, and
I like Autumn Driver, but I just couldn't sit through it. But I'm
pretty sure that right after because I went the February third, by the way,
is when that came out. Go ahead, knock at the cabin.
Yes, right, Actually that was the same week of the massive solar the
X class solar flare this year. Wasn't it the same week as the Chinese
spice satellites too. I don't remember exactly when those were. No, that
was around the time of the Super Bowl. Actually that was that was so
I guess it was the week before that, roughly, yeah, roughly the
week before that. I remember going to the theater and then coming back to
the house and one of my friends was like, yeah, there's some because
remember at the beginning of the Russian I mean not the Russian but the Chinese
spy satellite story, they were claiming that they were unidentified flying objects, and
I got everybody, Yeah, that was around the time of the Super Bowl.
So it was the same week. And then also the train, the
Ohio train derailment. Was it happened been on the third, the same day
that the Knock at the Cabin movie came out of February third, same day.
Weird correlations to that one, but that was also another apocalyptic end of
the world. I'm not I have to watch it again, but was there
explosions? And yeah, I think there was an explosion, wasn't it Knock
at the Cabin? Yeah? Yeah, Off in the distance there were planes
falling out of the sky and things blowing up, kind of like Leave the
World Behind too. You see the city or you see things in the distance
blowing up and exploding. Been the plane crashing on the beach at uh?
Leave the World Behind as well toward the beginning of the movie, planes falling
out of the sky, losing power, losing navigation, emp, solar flare,
intentional, natural disaster, just things to think about. Yeah, and
then you have That's what that movie really reminded me of. When I was
watching it, I was like, this is very similar to Knock at the
Cabin. I would like to read the Leave the World Behind book just to
see if there's one. The one Obama wrote or the Obama book. Yeah,
yeaha book, the Obama Book, just to see if they give any
more explanation to who was responsible for because that's another thing within the movie is
that you're confused on not only the people in the movie are confused on what's
going on, but you're kind of confused on what's going on too, And
then that really is directly to the Obliterated. I think it was was it
episode five? I sent you the time stamp of that episode few five or
six? I want to say six. It was like thirty was it thirty
minutes or so into the episode, Yeah, where he's talking about that he's
going to detonate this nuclear bomb in Los angele List and that the left will
blame the right, and the right will blame the left, and chios will
ensue and civil war will inevitably happen. And then at the end of Leave
the World Behind, the Gentleman is talking about that this is about civil war
and the destabilization of the United States, and it's just very very correlating.
There's and then the Civil War movie. Who's directing the new Civil War movie?
Do we know the one that's coming out in March? I assume you're
asking. Yeah, I don't know, but we can check that out real
quick here in real time and see Civil War Movie twenty twenty four. Let's
see what pops up. Alex Garland is the director the movie. What else
has you done? Ex Makina Annihilation twenty eight days later as well? Annihilation
was a really good movie too. But Natalie Portman, did you see just
I just watched that about a month ago. Yeah, what did you think
of that? That was very interesting. I didn't really know what to think
of it at first. I had to think a lot about it after the
fact because they had because they were like aliens, and it was it was
almost very lovecraft like in a way, a lovecraft feel to it. I
liked it. I actually probably should watch it again just to see if I
can pick up anything else. It's a weird movie. But yeah, that's
the same guy that did that movie x MA Kina and now he's doing the
Civil War movie, which is you know, when I was in film school,
writer, I learned well I didn't learn this in film school, but
they taught us. I already knew it that there are like if if a
filmmaker wants to use let's say a shot of an aircraft carrier or a military
helicopter or a fighter jet, like especially like top gun would be a great
example, or transformers. They have to get approval from the Pentagon to do
that, and the Pentagon has to sign off on the script, like we
were even we were even taught that using air quotes, taught that in film
school. I think it's kind of common knowledge. A lot of things that
if you want to get them made, depending on the content and what you
want to use. If you want to use something governmental, something military,
you have to get approval from the Pentagon, approval from from the government.
And that's not just a rubber stamp. It's also like, well, let's
look at the script and see what we like and what we don't like,
and maybe you can use you know, this this aircraft carrier, or you
can use these planes if you take out these two sentences, or maybe you
can use them. Everything is great, but we want we want you to
add this small piece of dialogue. And that's pretty well known that that's that's
what happens. That's how a lot of this stuff is made. And there's
a I mean even go back to like war propaganda, films in this country
or any country, it's the government going to Hollywood and there's a there's a
direct court, like a direct doorway between the two and they're saying, this
is what we want, and this is what we have, and this is
what we can do, and this is what we want to do, and
they make movies. I mean, all the pro war movies that came out
around the time of you know, Iraq and Afghanistan, and even the weird
things about the Patriots winning a bunch of those Super Bowls around that time,
the new one Patriots, Patriots America, Yeah, f yea, and so
get you get that's the sports thing is kind of a weird synchronicity. But
in terms of the movies, like all the war movies that come out,
it's whether they're good movies or not. Like same in Private Ryan was a
good movie, but it was still propaganda in the same way that a lot
of movies are really good. But there's still probably propaganda at least pieces of
them or segments of them, or at least those clips when you're watching a
movie. There's scenes when you're watching a movie and it just seems like a
regular movie, and then there's like this scene that just stands out and you're
like, well, that seems completely unrelated. It's like a weird dialogue.
Trying to think of a good example, but it's like a weird dialogue that
just like obliterated. It's a weird, kind of quirky show. And then
suddenly it like cuts. It's real serious, and he's like, well,
las Vegas blaming on the left, blame on the right. It'll start a
civil war. It's like, where did that come from. That's like one
of those things that just seems like inserted into the show out of nowhere.
My point is it correlates with all these other themes. So like when movie
houses and studios are saying, let's make seven thousand different superhero movies. Everybody's
on board. They're gonna make seven thousand superhero movies, and then make seven
thousand remakes of those movies, and then a bunch of spin offs, and
they're gonna make a bunch of sequels, and then sequels to the sequels,
then prequills, and then before you know, if there's so many of them,
that's just kind of like glitter. You can't get it off you.
There's just so much you you don't even know where to start, but it's
the same. But my point is to all of this writer, there is
that there is that background with the Pentagon, there is that background with intelligence
community, with the intelligence community, there's that background with government in general producing
propaganda film. I don't think that this is a debatable thing, just I
guess the extent of the involvement in certain things, not everything TV, movies,
video games. Even so, the fact that all of a sudden,
it's like civil war movies and we're gonna blow things up and blame it on
both political parties, not just the political left of the political right, and
and video game expansions and QR codes that take you to Chernobyl like looking parks
in West Virginia next to fallout shelters and all that seems to be not just
a rubber stamp. It's like someone is ordering, not ordering in the sense
of like you will do this, but ordering the sense of like I would
like this to be the theme of this movie, or I would like this
to be the theme of this is what is being presented perhaps to Hollywood or
Netflix to produce. I mean Netflix used to be run by was the guy
who's like the Grandson or something of Sigmund Freuder Edward Burnet's like, so like
just something to think about. Yeah, it's truly interesting too, how it's
like all at once, it's and we don't really know how long of a
period of time that something like this could possibly happen, but judging off of
past movies that have pretty much gotten things on the money, it's around seven
to eight years if this stuff actually happens. So we're looking at around twenty
in the early twenty thirties for our potential. If this is really what it
is and it is actually a potential for something like that to actually happen to
the United States, it's we're looking at it around twenty thirty one, twenty
thirty two, And I don't in that area. I don't like predictions.
Twenty thirty is a very important number for a lot of companies and a lot
of movements. But there are so many different versions of this type of synchronicity
you will in Hollywood and popular culture that perhaps what it is is they're like
tabletop exercises. It's not necessarily being done because something's planned. It's kind of
like, well, this is what might happen let's see. You know,
how the public reacts to this type of content. Does it encourage more division,
does it bring people together? Do people just see it as entertainment.
I think a lot of it is psychology. I looked it up just to
confirm Mark Randolph was the guy that he was. He used to be this
He was the co founder and first CEO of Netflix. This guy's background is
crazy. One of his paternal great grand uncles was Sigmund Freud. Another paternal
great uncle was Edward Burne's. So like, the guy that literally ran and
founded Netflix is the descendant of Sigmund Freud and Edward Burne. So like,
don't tell me there's not a psychological component to things like Netflix in the same
way that Hulu Hulu commercials. You know, I showed you the Alec Baldwin
commercials. You were aliens and we like when your brain turns the mush because
we eat it. It's kind of weird, right, Yeah. When you
told me about that commercial, I couldn't find it. It's been I could
only read about it. What the dialogue side in the commercial really strains.
And then you have that Taco Bell Illuminati commercial as well. I think a
lot of this, some of it at least, is just then making fun
of the community and the trolling people. Yeah, they're just trolling people super
hard. It's like the Denver International Airport. It's the exact same thing.
Like you can get on the Denver International Airport website and they will literally list
all of the conspiracies that has to do with the Denver International Airport. Right,
They've just embraced the entire thing. So it's like, what's really going
on there? They are they just randomly putting this stuff out or they is
it for some kind of purpose or is it some sort of predictive programming,
which is a huge sentence that a lot of people use in this community,
And I don't even think that they even know what that means or what it
actually entails. But I don't think that it's a coincidence. Especially it's not
a coincidence that we just did the show on West Virginia Obliterated comes out talking
about a civil war and the dead nation of a nuclear bomb. We have
the sun doing these X class solar flares. We got Knock at the Cabin
that came out three or four months ago in the early spring. We got
this new civil war movie coming out. It's and I'm watching Reacher right now.
I don't know if you've watched Reacher, but it's on it's on Amazon.
It's on the second season. It's only three episodes into the second season.
But I swear, dude, if it turns in this some sort of
nuclear bomb explosions, civil war nonsense, I'm gonna flip. Well, here's
me. Also had Oppenheimer this year, which had the sigitl of Jupiter in
it, Barbie, which was about the membrane between two worlds being ripped open,
and that also had the sigil of Saturn in it, like really obviously
the sigil of Saturn when she's talking about death standing on the sigul of Saturn.
Then you have which that was earlier this year, Barbie and Oppenheimer.
But then you also have things like, for example, I watched the TV
show Monarch, which also uses the X as their logo as the symbol of
the private, secret kind of society that studies the Titans. So it's like
Godzilla and the Titans, which the Titans are in mythology. They're natural disasters
personified as monsters, tornadoes, mud floods, I mean you know, mud
floods, floods and tsunamis, things like that, and Godzilla. Also,
the new Toho Japanese Godzilla just came out. There's this which obviously it has
everything to do with like nuclear power and the danger and all that, and
they said it was Japan's answer to Oppenheimer, which wasn't even screened initially.
I don't know if it is even being screened in Japan at all. So
Godzilla Minus one comes out. It's supposed to be right after the atomic bombs
of Hiroshima, Nagasaki. It actually takes place. It starts in nay palmed,
burned out Tokyo, which happened before the atomic bombs were dropped, just
a few weeks before. But there's a scene in the movie where Godzilla unleashes
a heat ray and it's says it's a terrifying nuclear explosion that just wipes out
this Japanese city. So you got more there. And then the Monarch show,
which is it's basically a Godzilla spinoff. I'm watching it, It's like,
Okay, it's not really that great. There's like a little bit of
John goodmanute, a little bit of famous actor here there in it, and
then you get to like season season one, it's episode five or six that
just came out because it's coming out weekly, same timeframe, and there's a
scene writer, I don't think I told you this. There's a scene where
this girl working for the company the Monarch or it's like this secret program studying
the Titan. She's out in Utah and she picks up this frequency and she
contacts Monarch and says, it's like a pulsar in space. This frequency the
signal I'm getting, but it's not coming from space. It's coming from inside
the Earth. And the last time we got this frequency was right before g
Day, right before Godzilla emerged and caused destruction. But it's a metaphor in
the in the myths and the and the and the legends of the stories of
these things like the monsters, because they're there their personifications of natural disasters.
So this TV show is also saying something BIG's happening, something BIG's coming.
They call it the Emergence, which was also in the Eternal Superhero movie,
which was was trash as far as I'm concerned, But that was written by
a guy who's obsessed with ancient aliens too. By the way, so you
have literally ancient aliens like the TV show stuff. So you have this show
saying that there's this frequency, this signal, and this emergence is going to
happen this natural disaster. And that episode came out like within the last two
weeks. So this is this is in almost everything that you consume. Plus
Fallout is updating their map for West Virginia, which is where the QR code
takes you. Like I said, so that is very bizarre. Again,
they also use the X for monarch, and we've been talking of course about
an X class solar flare. I don't think that it's like some conspiracy where
some people are in a room smoking cigars putting all this together. I just
think it's it's like reading the code and the matrix, if you will.
It's paying attention to the trends and paying attention to where things are taking us
culturally. It's interesting that you bring up John Goodman because John Goodman was also
in ten Cloverfield Lane. I don't know if you saw that, which is
another apocalyptic movie, and then he's in another movie that I just recently watched
that I highly recommend that anybody that's listening to this show regardless if you're watching
it listening to it on my channel or Brian's channel. We're simulcasting. At
the moment it's called captive State, we're going to say that, yeah,
captive State, saw that go ahead. Unbelievable. And the plot of this
is in twenty nineteen, Chicago is placed under a martial law and due to
a global extraterrestrial invasion, and by twenty twenty eight the world has been completely
engulfed in these alien overlords. And there's like legislators that are these alien overlords
that are giving the telling the people, the leaders of Earth, what to
do and how to cultivate society. Aliens, I mean, you do see
them, but it's the government controlling things. But the aliens are controlling the
government exactly. And the most interesting part of this movie is that the aliens
didn't come from outer space. They came from the ocean. And how these
leaders communicate with these aliens as they get into a submergible tube and they go
down into the depths of the ocean to their alien base and communicate with them.
Some dumbs, some dums can't getting dumber than the dumbs, baby,
but very highly interesting movie. I watched it a couple of months ago and
I was just completely blown away. And it's like about this resistance too,
that is trying to fight back against the alien overlord. It's just a really
well made, action packed apocalyptic dystopian movie that I was like, holy crap,
really good movie. I just want to make a note of that because
I liked that movie too, and it didn't do very well in the theaters.
But movies like that and other similar types of movies, there's a lot
of ways to look at this. In the sense that you could say the
movies are pure imagination. They're inspiring public interest in the supernatural and aliens and
the paranormal and conspiracies and the apocalypse, and you can look of course,
religion is something that is greatly attributing the belief in armageddon into the world final
battle, nuclear war. That contributes to things that then get turned into movies,
which then influence the pop culture. The point is trying to find the
source of all this, so we might be able to find all these movies
and TV shows, video games that say and suggest all these things, but
a lot of it's influenced by things that are naturally happening. It's also influenced
by things that might be more conspiratorial that we don't know about it don't learn
about until much much later, like the Conspiracy to kill JFK, which is
you know you you You and Jay Winer just made a documentary about that,
totally fresh look at the subject, which was jfk X. So you guys
are part of the conspiracy rider IFKX, so you see what I mean?
Like you, everything sort of falls into place where pop culture inspires more pop
culture, which inspires real life, and real life inspires pop culture, and
it's like art mimics reality, reality mimics art, reality mimics art. So
there's again all sorts of ways to sort of try to at least objectively figure
out where this stuff is coming from, instead of just being like there's no
synchronousy, there's no symbols, there's no meaning to anything. It's all purposeless
atheistic. And then people that are like, no, it's completely the illuminati.
The reptiles are controlling everything. I went to the secret Moon base,
I know, like reality somewhere in the middle. Dude, it's just ridiculous.
The extreme because it's two extremes. You're either on the far left or
the far right, and the left being that none of it is, you
know, none of it's real, the very atheistic viewpoint of it, the
right being that it's all real, and it's all controlled, and it's all
the Illuminati is doing all of it. But when you think of the tin
Cloverfield Lane too just spark my memory with John Goodman. That entire movie,
they're all in an underground bunker. They don't really know what's going on outside,
just like leave the world behind. Like he's telling them things, you
don't really find anything until the end of the movie. They think that he's
just keeping them trapped down there, that he's lying to them about an alien
invasion. They have no idea what's really happening up above. I'm gonna have
to rewatch that movie because I really liked it when it came out, And
even though one that came out after that, Cloverfield Paradox, was really interesting
too, because wasn't it about the world, the Earth being destroyed. Did
you see Cloverfield Paradox? Oh yeah, Clorofield Paradox. That was like,
didn't they get transported into like another dimension or something or like another forget exactly
what happened in that movie, trying to look up the synopsis. International Space
Station astronots use a particle. Yeah, they use a particle accelerator to solve
the world's energy crisis, and that causes see if I can find any other
information particle. Yeah, the planet basically vanishes. So I guess the particle
generator kind of like what's that movie Event Horizon where the device that's that's made
it's like a black hole black goop portal type thing. It transports the ship
to like another dimension or basically transports the ship to hell. Everybody kills each
other and then they find and then these other people find this other crew finds
the Event Horizon just kind of floating out there like a ghost ship in space.
So yeah, I guess Cloverfield Paradox has a very similar feel to it
to Event Horizon as well. And then there's another movie that's called Sunshine came
out a really long time ago, and the plot of that was in twenty
fifty seven, the Sun is dying and the Earth is freezing, and eight
international astronauts get on this stellar ship with a bomb and with the intent to
jumpstart the sun again. Oh I think I've seen that. Yeah, I
think I've seen that. Yeah, that's a I had that on DVD way
back in the day. But it's another one that's like, you know,
Earth has been pretty much depleted of its resources, and this is our last
stitch effort to drop a bomb into the sun to reignite the Sunie. That's
a raytheon Defense contractor planned if we if we nuke the Sun, it'll come
back. Bomb solve everything in the movies, split the asteroid in half.
But then you also have all these movies are coming back to me, these
apocalypse movies. Don't look up? Did you see Don't look Up? On
Netflix? I did not actually watch that yet, to be honest with you,
but I know that when I watched the trailer, it gave me a
similar feel to leave the World behind and a few other movies. Yeah,
it's more of like a funny type whimsical destruction apocalyptic movie. Bird Box is
another one. But when you said just blow it up, just bomb it,
that's what they plan to do. And don't look up as well.
They plan to just bomb the asteroid, hit the asteroid with a nuke.
Yeah you know, I just said Birdbox because bird Box is sort of a
commentary on social media, and that also is part at least what the Leave
the World Behind movies about. It's like a commentary on social interactions and the
whole racial thing. I've discussed that on my show. The sixteen nineteen Project
is an abortion of history. If anybody wants to learn more about that,
I have a giant chapter on it and my book Liberty Shrugged on the Secret
Teachings dot info you can get a copy. But my point is Bird Boch
is another one that kind of has that same feel to it. It's like
the political racial type of attention, and it has a weird feeling to it,
kind of like don't look up or kind of like leave the world behind
or knock at the cap. And it's another one. Well, and by
the way, since you brought up Captive State, hear what the tagline for
that movie was, by chance, like the dialogue tagline that they had in
the commercials. No, I don't because I didn't see the trailer for it.
I randomly stumbled across it on Paramount Plus and saw the art for it
and saw the John Goodman was in and that it was like an ecalyptic mystery
thriller, and I was like, oh, I just put it on.
I didn't watch the trailer or anything for it. It is randomly stumbled across
it and watched it. What was the tagling for it? So it wasn't
a trick question. I was just curious if you remembered. But it wasn't
an I gotcha question. But I forgot about it. I just looked up
the trailer and it actually correlates with our civil war subject because the tagline was
light a match, spark a war. Light to match spark a war.
It's almost as if that is exactly what's happening. A match is being lit
and somebody somewhere hopes that it sparks a larger war. I mean, if
not in the movies, at least on television. In the media, that
seems to be where everything's directed. Race war, a political war, wars
over abortion, wars over guns, wars over this over that. Although I
guess anybody fighting against gun ownership is not going to have a gun anyway to
fight, so that won't be a very long civil war. But why to
match and spark a war? I think the main character in Captive State was
Jonathan Majors and he just got convicted of assault and Disney just dropped him,
just fired him for he was king in the Marvel movies. But James Gunn
can touch some little boys and that's that's okay. Though Disney rehires him just
for one movie, though, bro, come on, just for one movie.
They brought him back and now he's running DC. That's how you get
a promotion at Disney. I guess you touched some kids, and oh they
promote you. So. So I wanted to ask you, because we've got
about what twenty thirty minutes here roughly left, is is there anything in particular
about the QR code or I had pulled up a couple of articles about the
QR code, about the Fallout video game expansion, about this cycle of the
Sun, like, is there anything else in particular that you think we should
we should touch on or any of these other these other movies. I know
you also mentioned to me about the about the history of West Virginia, because
you've got the first like major battle of the American Revolution west Virginia as well,
so American and a lot of Civil War battles were fought in or around
there as well. So Civil War Revolution which is kind of a civil war.
I mean, everybody was mostly British. It's kind of a civil war
within that same culture. So there's a lot of that theme in West Virginia
as well, which probably ties into the QR code if that has anything to
do with it. You know. What's really interesting too, is that the
the first battle of the Revolutionary War was fought in Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
Twindowee Park. And what's interesting is there's a monument there that looks identical
to the Washington monument. Yeah. Oh, I've been there. Yeah,
I just forgot I visited that. I remember that. I have a picture
of that. That's a big obelisk in the center of Twindowee Park there,
And uh yeah, West Virginia is very very interesting. And the reason that
they put that in the movie, I really have no idea, but it's
really strange and it's really weird considering all of the things that we've talked about.
We did that show an entire show on West Virginia and the Cryptids.
And also West Virginia was the first state to abolish slavery as well, so
it had the first Battle of the Revolutionary War. It also had a lot
of the Civil War was fought there as well. And then they were also
the first state to abolish slavery. Is there a a caveat to that?
Because I thought the first state was officially Pennsylvania. Is there a caveat to
West Virginia because like so some people would say, for example, technically Lexington
Concord was the first battle of the Revolution, but more technically it was in
West Virginia. It wasn't Lexington Concord that was like the first interaction. The
first official battle was in West Virginia. I thought Pennsylvania abolished slavery first,
but maybe because like a Massachusetts band at outright, Pennsylvania abolished it in statute.
So I'm just trying to figure out what the caveat is with West Virginia
because it may be semantics. Hold on, let me because like some states,
just to be very accurate, because some states abolished it outright, Massachusetts,
it could have been a ban, it could have it might not have
been a complete abolishment of it. It's probably like a semantic thing like they
were like, oh well, you know, like it's up in the air,
who did it first, Just like you were mentioning with some people say,
I mean, it's a fact that the first battle of the Revolutionary War
was fought in point Puzzle, West Virginia. Let me try and look up
look this up really quick. I actually I think I found it, But
if you want to continue to look on your in there. Oh yeah,
what did you find? So first date was Pennsylvania, seventeen eighty I knew
that seventeen eighty three was Massachusetts. So Pennsylvania did it with statute. Massachusetts
did it with a judicial decree three years later seventeen eighty and seventy eighty three.
And then West Virginia the legislature passed a bill ending slavery in eighteen sixty
five, so they might have been the first state to do it officially with
legislation after the Emancipation Proclamation, is what it seems like. So the first
state to do it officially, but other states did it before without the official
decree from me. Yeah, yeah, that seems you're right at semantics.
But West Virginia was the first legislature to do that, which is funny because
it's like West Virginia's always interpreted this back hill redneck moonshine drinking hillbillies with no
teeth that hate blacks. It was they bolished slavery there pretty quickly, but
okay, yeah, I figured it was, uh, it was something along
those lines. But West Virginia being really interesting and it's a very it's a
flyover state. People don't really pay too much attention to it. And it's
kind of just because whenever I tell people about West Virginia, they're like,
oh, what part of Virginia. What what do you mean? What part
of Virginia. West Virginia is a completely different state than than Virginia. They
think that West Virginia means literal West Virginia, which I mean, like technically,
I guess, or that's what it used to be. But yeah,
well it's gonna be really confusing for another generation or two if Oregon ends up
seating part of Oregon's seeds into Idaho, because then it'll be like West Idaho
Oregon or Organs East Organs West Idaho. But that's kind of how it happened
with Virginia. West Virginia one of the weirdest state shapes, by the way,
too. It is like the most unique state shapes of all time.
One thing that I did want to mention really quickly. Was that military exercise
Jade Helm, Oh, yes, that happened in when that happened was at
two thousand and fifteen, I believed, yes, twenty fifteen, which was
very interesting like this, I'm not too sure on the details, because there
was I'm pretty sure Alex Jones made this whole thing very popular and compiling a
bunch of conspiracy theories into it when it might it might have been something more
benevolent than what it was made out to be. But a lot of people
say that it was like a exercise to if a state were to succeed from
the United States and become its own kind of country, what the military presence
would look like, and how they would yes essentially come in and shut that
down. Yep, that's pretty much. I mean, there are a lot
of things that are blown out of proportion. I think, just as a
note, there are many things that Alex Jones says that people interpret incorrectly because
they're like the people that watch or listen to see Inner Fox News, and
they just hear what they want to hear and blow out of proportion. I
think a lot of info warriors are just as bad as s and inners or
Fox newsers. As far as I'm concerned, I'm not saying that I dislike
info wars. I'm just saying to that I think that's how a lot of
listeners are. But yes, Jade Helm, it was about state seceding and
about how the military would in general, how the military would respond to that,
which also I was joking about Oregon, but there's a lot of counties
in Oregon that are probably going to at some point merge with Idaho. And
there's a lot of places in the United States where parts of counties, parts
of states are wanting to merge with other states because like in New York,
for example, outside of Buffalo, Rochester, and New York City, the
entire states read maybe maybe Albany's not, but like almost all of California's red
except for the major population centers, like all the big counties outside the major
population centers, Like the whole country's red except for these big blue dots.
So if you start seeing more and more states want to do that, that
is why we had a civil war to begin with, because states did not
want to give up one sovereignty, largely because of slavery, but because of
other issues as well. It's not just slavery, and the same way that
the American Revolution wasn't like that. Hannah Jacob's woman that wrote the sixty nineteen
projects, she says the whole American Revolution was fought over slavery. It's like,
well, that's not even close to true. But even if it were,
wouldn't that mean that half the country didn't agree with slavery, So the
whole country can't be racist. Things like it doesn't make any sense. But
my point is if you see more and more states wanting to do that,
more and more counties and states wanting to do that, and that is precisely
what led to a Civil War in the first place. States seceding one after
another from the Union, and there'd be a lot of irony and probably wouldn't
turn out very well because we probably want to try to preserve the Union,
and that would probably lead to conflict and war. That's what That's all.
Lincoln was ajoined, by the way. Oh, actually a matter of fact,
Lincoln actually said he said, he said, I'm fine with the separation
of races. He's like, I'm fine with whites and blacks being separate.
He actually said that. You can read his journals New York Times reported that
from his journals, he said, I'm in favor of white people being superior.
He said, I'm more concerned with preserving the Union. And he said
if I could. He actually said, if I could end slavery and preserve
the Union, I would do it. If I could in the war and
preserve of the Union and not in slavery, I would do that too.
So Lincoln wasn't the hero that you think he is. Plus he was a
Republican. It's just a long, complicated, detailed history that like nobody reads
the details. It doesn't mean Lincoln was a bad guy. It just means
it's not as simple as we think it is. But anyway, nothing is
ever as simple as we think it is. We just get that one version
that you know, Abraham Lincoln ended slavery. Must have been a Democrat,
Yeah, which is also interesting because JFK was a Democrat. Yes, No
one really talks about that too much, you know, because all the Republicans
and the writer JFK was the best president that we ever have. Well,
did you realize that GfK was a Democrat? I don't think you did.
I don't think you knew that. And a lot of it also has.
I mean, well, actually, there's a couple of things I could say
to that. One the weird similarities between Kennedy's death and Lincoln's death with a
second Terry's and wives and when they were shot and how they were shot supposedly,
and who shot them supposedly and all that's really weird. But there were
other presidents too. It wasn't just Lincoln and Kennedy. It was also Garfield,
it was also McKinley. Those are two others that were shot in relation
to banking, or at least that's what the thought is. Andrew Jackson was
almost shot by somebody because he was opposed to the bankers. The first time
time a person tried to assassinate it a president was Andrew Jackson, and he
actually chased after the guy the story goes with his cane and beat the hell
out of him. The guy's gun misfired. But by the point is the
reason, the reason I bring it up, based on what you're saying with
JFK being a Democrat, is that it's not so much about the politics,
like in terms of the color of the tie. It's more so about the
policies. So it's not a great switch between Republicans and Democrats. But what
there is is people today still use race based policies for their politics. It
doesn't matter what side of the political spectrum if that you're on. If you
do that, then you're no better than the KKK. You're no better than
the John C. Calhoun Democrats of the eighteen twenties if you're using race based
policies like Coca Cola does and IBM does, and major universities do and all
that. But that's that's my piece. Well, you know how we solve
the people that are against the Federal Reserve and the banking institutions, right,
We'll just put them on. All the people that are opposed to it,
We'll just put them on a boat, get them out into the Atlantic Ocean,
and then we'll just sink that boat. Yeah, you gotta make no
more problems. Leonardo DiCaprio's on board that Kate Winslet's on board. They're having
sex in a car, and then you bring the ship down. As funny
as that is, most people don't know that the three powerful opposition parties to
the Federal Reserve Act, we're on the Titanic when it goes what are the
chances of that they absolutely executed those guys on the ship, just like the
sniper takes out the diplomat in Sherlock Holmes, and then they blow the whole
room up to make this asassination not look like an assassination, to make it
look like Yep, they executed those guys on that ship, and then they
took the whole Titanic down. I guarantee you that's what happened. JP Morgan
owned the line and he got off the ship at the last minute and said,
I've decided not to go on the maiden voyage in my giant penthouse suite,
I've decided to stay behind, and the ship goes down. What do
you think about that interesting theory that the switched the title of the Titanic with
another ship and then they sunk that ship instead. I've heard that. I
honestly don't really have an opinion one way or the other. I don't think
I know as much about it, to be honest with you, but I've
definitely heard that theory, and it sounds very similar to the project. Under
the Kennedy administration, the Joint chiefs of Staff wanted to basically do what happened
on nine to eleven. It was called the Northwoods Plan. Kind of sounds
similar switching out planes, transponders on planes for a CIA plane and all that.
Yeah, it was really interesting because the Titanic had I would have to
look up with the name of the sister ship to the Titanic was. But
uh, there's this theory that they just switched out the wholt of the ship
and the title of the ship, and then they just switched them. So
the Titanic, the one that sank, was actually the sister ship to the
Titanic, and then the real Titanic is really the sister ship. Oh so
it wasn't it like Olympic or Brittanic Olympia Olympia, I think, yeah,
Mount Olympus. Oh, by the way, also West Virginia. Another place
that's really important during the Civil War Harper's Ferry, which I'm sure you've been
to. I've been. I've been to Harpers Ferry like three or four times.
The really cool place I was instrumental as John Brown's raid, instrumental to
the Civil War history. I'm pretty sure that's what they named Nicholas Cage's character
after two in National treasure or he used he used the name John Brown with
the gusts. Harper's Ferry. Yeah, Harper's Ferry is a very interesting little
town. A lot of history going on there. I never actually went there,
but oh no, I never actually stepped foot there, but I've heard
about it and looked into it and researched it. You, I'm telling you,
this is my intellectual property, but I'll share it with you. You
and I need to do a West Virginia tour. We'll go through the Civil
War places, We'll go to Mothman, Flatwood's Monster, Grafton Monster, Bigfoot,
take people all over the state. That would be awesome. Totally down
for that because there's a lot, a lot, a lot of history there
that just gets completely overlooked. And Greenbrier is amazing too. It's a I'd
like to see that. The Yeah, you haven't been to the hotel,
incredible. I did a tour. I did a tour of it and got
to see the bunker and all that and how they had like the the communications
set up in there, and what's just just a replica. It's a replica
of what it like before. But they had like these bunk beds and it
was apparently able to house not only all of the politicians the presidents, I
mean the president, but also all of their family members as well. I
haven't got that far in the Fallout game yet, but you can go down
into the bunker at some point once you get far enough in the mission.
They have like a whole replica well I've heard, I haven't been there,
but they have like a whole replica of the of the real bunker in the
game. Well, it's not really, It's not like it's just built into
the side of the mountains. So there was a it was done under like
secret construction, sort of like how supposedly the Dia dever International Airport was a
lot of it was built under secret construction, right, but this one was
legitimately built under secret construction. And a huge wing of the hotel was just
built inside of a mountain, So it's not something like you could literally just
be walking through the entire hotel and just stumble into the bunker part of the
hotel and not even know that you're in the bunker part of the hotel.
That's how non obvious it was. They did it like that so that people
wouldn't know that it was an actual bunker and the walls. There's like these
big, super thick, like two foot door sliding bunker walls that just come
out of the side of the wall that you can just shut and then it
would just like enclose you into that portion of the I want to see that.
I've actually wanted to go see that. There's a I think it's a
minute Man missile silo, but there's there's an old nuclear missile silo here in
Arizona, just outside Tucson. I haven't gone to yet, but might go
see that soon. There's all kinds of gyms like that. A lot of
times in your backyard you don't even know it. I wonder how many people
live in West Virginia know about all the history of West Virginia. There's so
much weird stuff in West Virginia. Very few, very few people because a
lot of people that live in West Virginia never leave their hometown. You know,
they're just kind of that ain't a joke? That is that is true?
Yep? They also they don't have teeth, right that the joke teeth
They don't have teeth, and they bang their sister and all their cousins at
the same time at the same time. So I mean, people might I
think we got off track tonight, but really talking about the Civil War,
American Revolution, these little bits of history is I think instrumental to the remainder
or to the to the beginning of the show, because I mean, all
this has to do with sparking civil war. Why to match spark a war?
It all has to do with the theme of tonight's show. I just
like to make sure people are aware that it's not just the off the rails.
It has a lot to do with the main theme. No, and
then also relating the QR code to all of the history of war within West
Virginia. That could be an other thing that they're trying to get across as
well, not only the chernobyl esque apocalyptic nature of the Lake Shawnee Amusement Park
and the way that that looks like it's in ruins, which is very similar
to what the Chernobyl Aftermath looks like, but also in reference to a lot
of the wars that have happened in West Virginia and how those came about and
how those were started and the significance of those wars as well, and you
know, and also talking about in the Leave the World Behind movie, the
Obama movie Obama Bamba Boba Bama movie, and Obama book. How it's you
know, references, you know, a civil war and people not knowing really
what's going on. There's a lot of connections and a lot of dots to
really make there. And then the Underground Shelter asked fact of the little girl
at end of the movie going to the underground shelter, the abandoned amusement park,
the Lake chiny Amusement Park only being in like an hour and a half
away from the Greenbrier where we just talked about the underground monker there for all
the politicians and their family members and the president to escape to in the wake
of a natural disaster, in the wake of nuclear war, during the course
cyber attack or a cyber attack. You know, there's a lot of things
that are relating to West Virginia. I don't think it's just one thing,
and I think that we are closer to what's actually what they're trying to say
than a lot of other people. I also think we should add to the
dividing line between West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The famous or infamous Mason Dixon Line,
which had to do the pre Civil War period. It had to do
with dividing the slave states from the free States. So that's a huge theme.
And leave the world behind and you have the Mason Dixon Line there famously
dividing West Virginia, I mean Maryland as well, but famously I learned about
the Mason Dixon Line in school West Virginia. They would be taught taught about
that in school. So Mason Dixon Line is a big part of American history,
that dividing line between the slave states and the non slave states. So
then that's the racial division and the hatred in that movie also, of course,
I think certainly plays into that as well in West Virginia. And then
you have the Appalition Mountains that run directly through West Virginia. There. Yeah,
there's a lot, a lot, a lot a lot of things,
and I would love to actually go there with you and check it out and
do like a do like a West Virginia documentary at this point. Yeah,
might as well. Yeah, a lot of good stuff. We can interview
all kinds of people that have stories, because people in West Virginia they love
to tell you stories. Yep. It likes tell stories. We can.
We could raise money for this, but we won't steal the money like David
Wilcock did to Pete Peterson. Whoever that guy was, he stole all that
money from for the documentary he never made. We will not steal the money.
If we make money off that, we'll use it for the documentary.
That's right. It will definitely go to the making and the filming and the
airfare and the travel required to if we do it directly too. If we're
not asking, we're just talkwarding, we're thinking, we're thinking, uh there.
I think we covered virtually everything we could have covered tonight. I mean
from the from the QR code to the Mason Dixon line, like all these
little details. I haven't heard anybody else talk about this. So I really
hope that your audience raised by giants, and I hope my audience the secret
teachings everybody here on Ground zero Radio, everybody here on your channel simulcasting tonight
between both shows, Rider Lee and myself, Ryan Gable. I hope that
everybody really took something from this and realizes that it's not just a movie.
It's not just no, it's not just obey NASA. It's not just Illuminati.
It's like, there's more to it, but it's maybe not as much
as you think there is to it, but there's certainly something to it.
We're just trying to hash out exactly what it is. It doesn't have to
be one extreme or the other, and it's not just in your face.
It's not super obvious because I legitimately think that no one found this QR code
in there, and then they just leaked that the QR code was in there
because it was a very difficult thing to see, a very difficult thing to
find. And the movie's been out for what over a week now, a
little couple of weeks ago. Actually it came out like the twentieth, didn't
it November? Yeah? I think it came out a month. Yeah.
I didn't see it until the Tuesday then Virginia you're Oh, I'm sorry,
you're didn't it come out in a select theaters? And then it came out
on Netflix two weeks ago. I think it's twenty second. I think it
came out on Netflix. Netflix. Oh, Netflix, twenty second Okay,
But anyway, rustly a month, yeah, coast to a month, but
I think they I mean because That's how you get longevity with some sort of
movie, right, like it's been out for a little bit, then you
slowly release other information about the movie to get people to go back and rewatch
it again, you know, and booh your ratings up and gives you longevity
for your movie. But yeah, I think we covered a lot here this
evening. I hope people everyone enjoyed the samokas that we did here this evening.
And if you could let people know where uh where to find you online
from my audience, yeah, and then we'll do the same for you,
I should say before I even tell you that real quick, because I know
where about out of Time Rider and I tonight put QR codes all throughout the
show, but since it's an audio broadcast, you got to find a way
to scan them. So that'll catch you, keep you looking and listening for
a while. And the people, how do I scan it in the air?
What do I do here? It's like there's like forty two different QR
codes and tonight's show, folks, so get scanning. Obviously, my audience
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more of Ryan Gable's content. Thanks so much, brother, really appreciate your
time this evening. Thank you very much. Rider had a good time.
Let's get that West Virginia documentary and Roland. Donate now, donate, now,
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