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Okay, So it's Sunday. I'm not supposed to be live on a Sunday.
And no, I don't have a clever thing to add into there.
You know, it's not Moonday, it's not Tearsday, it's not Widenes Day,
it's not the Thursday. It is literally Sunday. Because check your esoteric
meanings for the calendar. It is what it is. But I'm live with
T Snyder, who is the guy behind guess what conspiracy Synergy. If you
go to conspiracy synergy dot com, there is a usually video presentation that quite
honestly defies practical description. He's included me in a couple of presentations, but
his trains of thought and his rather entertaining presentations again defy conventional explanation. Okay,
now I've run into him on places like the Union of the Unwanted.
As a matter of fact, this past Monday, I think it was I
was on there with him, and what did we end up talking about?
The usual suspects, the usual this and that. And if you're on the
video stream, you're probably wondering why you're not getting a look at my face
for radio. But perhaps we'll explain that as we go, and perhaps we
won't anyway, tease. Thank you for joining me on a Sunday at Christmas
Eve. A weird day, but you're an unusual guy, so I needed
to have you on an unusual day and do it in an unusual way.
How are you tonight, Sah, I'm doing well, Chuck. Thanks for
having me on. Man. Like I said, I kind of encountered you
sort of in the rock Fin universe. You know of people that all of
a sudden joined Rock Finn all at once, And I had not seen your
work before. And how long have you been doing Conspiracy Synergy? Conspiracy Synergy
I've been working on now for I think about four years. Prior to the
point of the pandemic, I'd already been gravitating in the direction of the larger
construction that is the show. But the first two episodes were recorded prior to
the thing that we call a pandemic that wasn't actually a pandemic, and then
I just kept it going ever since because this agenda isn't going away. It's
ramping up every day, and I've been working on it for the last four
years straight. So to read somebody in on you quickly, we'd have to
say that you're not a mainstream kind of guy. You're definitely not the old
school alternative media guy. You have gone into video because you know, look
your audio is good too, but video seems to be your main thrust,
and you are about entertaining people while provoking thought. That's about the best I
can come up with as far as what the design is. But what was
the mission statement of Conspiracy Synergy when you started as far as Okay, I'm
going to do this this way because it's my spin, my version of God
help me. I still have to use this phrase, the alternative media,
so to speak. Yeah, So it's one of those things where I've I'm
so going way back, like I first got red pilled by nine to eleven
Truth, and I've been an activist and I've been following the community for about
fifteen years, and so I haven't been at the forefront of being a part
of the conversation on air, but I have made films and relevant contra contributions
in different ways. I met Richard Grove through the short film that i'd made
called Blindfold, which centers on nine to eleven Truth. And all of my
work is centered around controversy and the use of art as a way of broaching
conversations about controversy, because a lot of the time, if you're just talking
about the information that's controversial, it's too painful for people to be able to
approach, let alone digest, let alone reach a point where they're able to
integrate that into their understanding and then move forward off as a better person.
So the entire premise of Conspiracy Synergy is, how can I get a presentation
together that's basically crafted for people who are not necessarily well versed in the truth
movement and make it entertaining and funny and engaging enough where you can very quickly
read pill people, make it emotionally palatable, and then give them the resources
that they need through the show notes and the references and the introduction to all
kinds of people in the alternative media, so that it becomes almost like a
trailer for the entire truth movement. And when I say trailer, that's still
something like ten hours, but that's four years of work to make ten hours
of video. And that's kind of the idea is how can I create a
tool for people to get very quickly educated on the truth, not conspiracy theory,
conspiracy fact and then get them moving forward once again, just because until
we get people up to speed on some of the basics, we're going to
keep stumbling over the same tripping blocks which have basically been set up for us,
right, And this is an interesting time period because this reminds me very
much of the conversations I had going back and forth with James Corbett when he
started what he was doing, because now he's obviously a more serious, you
know, very dry kind of guy, direct not so much of the Occasionally
there's comedy in with James's stuff, but reality is the majority of what he
did, and especially what he started with to begin with. I mean,
at one point he was literally playing the audio of documentaries that moved him,
independent audio documentaries and doing that as one of his podcasts to literally sort of
introduce people in with his commentary, to get him to go watch something that
he thought was loaded with information, and again loading the show notes like you
describe in almost the same I hate to use it, but I mean the
same strategic fashion, right to sort of expose somebody who might be completely unaware
that there's something outside of the standardized version, right, the high school history
version of events. Like I point out the JFK thing I've done a lot
of work on, and I love pointing out what was in my very outdated
history book when I was still in school in the nineteen nine, well,
the very early nineties, and in the eighties I graduated ninety one, so
yeah, ninety ninety one, I was still in school. But either way,
the most recent sort of historical reference on the JFK thing boiled down to
two or three sentences. And those two or three sentences were, you know,
the president was killed in Dallas, Texas on this date. This is
the guy who is supposed to have done it. He did it from here
in dely Plaza. Moving on. That was it, you know, the
Warren Commission's essential, and not even the entire conclusion of the Warren Commission,
but a vague reference to what the Warren Commission concluded, and that's it.
Maybe a photograph of John F. Kennedy. And oh, by the way,
the guy was president. Now, if you want to hear about the
Cuban missile crisis, we got two pages for you a little later in the
book. But that's it. And you know, on the brink of nuclear
war, two pages, two sentences for his death and no more need be
said because we've already solved the crime, and don't worry about it. Despite
the fact that there were investigations after that time period and everything else, And
anyway, I don't want to delve into that. I'm just saying that that
is a true representation. Even when they talked about the organization of the Federal
Reserve, say in the upper level history classes in high school, it was
like, yeah, this came into being moving on, you know, like
that's all there was to it. No history about the other two, you
know, attempts at a centralized bank, No history about how this was,
you know, maybe written in the dead of night by people who shouldn't have
been writing things like this. Nothing about Jekyl Island, for God's sake.
No g Edward Griffin in my history book for sure. But anyway, that's
not the point. The point is that you got to bridge that gap.
Now, once you've done that, and you've sort of been that bridge,
which in my estimation some of the more corporate elements out there have also been
working at doing that. You're coast to coast ams, you know, your
Clyde Lewis's people like that who have kind of been out there on the acceptable
fringe, if you will, of the media introducing these ideas and letting certain
things leak out as far as the history and what you might want to question
as current events unfold, there's yet another problem here, and it's the Internet
age problem right where you are confronted with a million possibilities, a opinions,
but maybe not so much information anymore. Which is this odd sort of shift
that happened. I mean, we could talk about how the media evolved in
and of itself and went from the days of terrestrial radio and shortwave and your
local what they used to call those cable access shows, etc. And evolved
into this other thing where message boards grew and the necessity for podcasting, which,
by the way, all these corporate outlets ought to thank a whole lot
of people who were out there struggling and doing it for themselves before it was
even called a podcast, to transmit ideas through media that was now accessible literally
worldwide. Because that's the interesting thing, Like right now you and I are
on a live stream effectively a radio station that anyone in the world, if
they wanted to, could access it. It's not like they need a subscription,
they just need access to the Internet and know how to find it.
And we could be broadcasting to millions of people we wanted to, or if
we could get that sort of reach. It is possible. It's right there,
it's out in the open. We don't even need to buy another piece
of equipment, you know, if they've got a computer or a phone already,
it's built in. And most people don't realize that almost anyone in the
world now has this ability to create a broadcast situation where they could be heard
literally worldwide. Like, for instance, I can tell you that sometimes there
is a pub in Germany which somehow turns on my little online radio station and
leaves it on for weeks. So every time they open and close their doors,
the background playing in this pub is the o'ceelly dot com radio network,
right, And I'm broadcasting in Germany. You know, I don't speak German,
and I have no idea who does that. But I got finally word
that that's something that happens, and people could access your videos from anywhere.
Now YouTube has become a restrictive thing, said, etc. I'm kicked off
of it, so you can't find me there unless other people have posted my
stuff. But I mean the idea that all of this evolved and we got
to this point where conspiracy synergy is something that in the old days you might
have been able to create in your garage, and some people that are still
you know, part of the information movement out there did in fact begin with
videotapes and things in their garage. And while you were talking about being an
activist, I was saying to myself, well, you know, as an
activist, my biggest things on the street level was going out and handing out
DVDs, which was another part of the evolution. At what part, by
the way, did you join into activism and become part of the Well again,
I don't want to borrow phrases from jonestown over there, but I mean,
factually, when did you join into the fray as far as I'm going
to now be part of the movement to really inform people what time period is
that, because that actually shapes what you had access to, what the landscape
was like, what the availability of the technology was like. So when do
you come in, Like, you know, not to date yourself exactly,
but yeah, you started doing a conspiracy synergy four years ago, but just
just like me, I mean I started my trek with JFK thirty something years
ago, and you know, I was communicating with the alternative media people for
years trying to help them out with you know, you're doing a bad presentation
on JFK. And after a while, you know, Jack Blood, James
Corbett, a bunch of those guys said, you know, man, all
this stuff you're telling us about a show, why don't you go do it
your damn self? And so I did. So how did you actually go
from I've got these ideas I'm an activist. I mean, tell me about
how that marches into I'm going to be an active information distributor basically. Yeah.
Sure. So I'm a writer. Originally I started writing my first book
at ten years old. I've written I'm all my eleventh now five of them
are crap and they'll never see the light of days, and I just self
publish them because the publishing industry is basically just there to cater to demographics and
then disproportionately pigeonhole people in a way where they aren't necessarily to have the control
that they want. So it's something that I gravitated towards was the idea of
being completely independent, and then that lended itself very much to my filmmaking as
well. So I went to film school in New York and I went there
specifically in order to create a short film called Blindfold. And what Blindfold is
is it's a story of a nine to eleven widower father and his preteen daughter
as they come to reconcile the emotional devastation of what that event caused their family,
specifically because the daughter is starting to get into nine to eleven truth and
she presents a printation about that to her class and she ultimately ends up being
sued for it. So it's a way of using a narrative story to talk
about the emotional threads that apply to everybody. And that's always been my approach.
So that's something where I was protesting at the same period of time when
I was going to film school in New York. And what I do to
protest is I where an American flag is a blindfold while wearing a shirt that
says nine to eleven was an inside job. And then I'd stand at ground
zero for between six to eight hours on my own, just holding out cards
or DVDs for people to take at their leisure, and depending on which year
I was doing, that ultimately determined the magnitude of the response from the civilian
population. To give you an appropriate representation of that. The first year that
I did it, they had allocated a long stretch of wall adjacent to ground
zero that the people who were there to protest for nine to eleven Truth were
able to rally around and they'd go off in march. I just stay there
by myself. I was only able to get about maybe forty or fifty cards
distributed the entire day, and it was kind of discouraging because it wasn't something
that people were really big on, and that was partly associated with the crowd
and the marching and the very somber tone surrounding the idea of discussing the truth
at that window in time. Now, the next year, I was there
by myself and there wasn't a large crowd around me. Wear an American flag
is a blindfold shirt that says nine to eleven was an inside job, holding
bright orange DVDs in front of my face, and what those DVDs were were
architects and engineers blueprint for destruction. And within five minutes that day I got
rid of over one hundred DVDs. And that speaks to the power of how
artistic representation at important windows of time can actually be extraordinarily successful in distributing information
that people want, and not only were people taking those DVDs, they were
thanking me in a heartbelt way for them. Now, moving forward past that
the NYPD started to clamp down, you were no longer given access to the
site in the way that we were before. We were pushed further and further
away. I have a video recording from the tenth anniversary where they were calling
in fake terrorist threats and we're being led off site by about three or four
blocks to a contained pen that we were then put in and told that we
were only able to leave if we removed our shirts and things that made it
clear that we weren't willing to buy the official story now, and that really
really quick. Yet it sounds like you and I were there during the same
time period. We could have run into each other, because this it directly
sounds like between two thousand and eight and twenty twelve, which is exactly when
I was doing similar stuff in Jersey and going to New York because I lived
in New Jersey at the time. But I was going over there at eight
o nine different times, not even necessarily around the anniversary. But that progressive
crackdown started to happen apparently exactly around the time that I got motivated to start
going out there and really asking questions. At that time, I didn't have
a particular statement I was making, but I was handing out other people's DVDs
because we had friends that were cooperating with us, that were buying in bulk.
We were putting these things out and putting out of our own pockets,
buying them for you know, a dollar or two dollars or two per a
dollar from friends, and in some cases we had them with the magic marker,
and in other cases, you know, we had somebody who would plump
down the money, so we actually got the printed, you know, DVDs
and handing them out in either jewel cases or paper sleeves. And that's between
eight and twenty twelve. Is that the time period you're talking about, because
that's when I was Yeah. So I did the Brand of protests four different
years. I believe it was the eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh
anniversaries of nine to eleven. And so the last year that I did it,
I mean I just got arrested. They gave me a pink slip.
I didn't do anything wrong. They were just looking to hassle me because of
the NYPD is a criminal cartel and they're very good at trying to basically shake
the cattle population for what they need to be able to pay their bills and
inflate the bureaucracy. So it was one of those things where it was an
incremental clap down, and it discouraged people's ability to be able to be on
site and bring people's eyes to the attention of what they needed to be looking
at. And it's been really difficult ever since I was living in New York
briefly in that period of time to go to film school. But it was
one of those things where I eventually realized that, you know, it caused
me a fortune to do it, you get very little support, people threatened
to kill you. It's kind of just one of those really discouraging things.
And back in that window of time, people were much less open to these
kind of discussions than they are now. Right, And here's the deal about
this too, is that when they were sweeping you up and arresting you,
it wasn't really about anything you did per se. They would come up with
an excuse or they turn around and say that you had done something like litter
or whatever. But the whole thing was they were just detaining you to hassle
you, to impede what it was you were doing. And some guys tried
to get slick and walk around, you know without the nine to eleven is
an inside job black T shirts, and they would still get caught up.
You know. By the time we get to twenty twelve, it was catch
and release in New York City to try and slow us down, which was
kind of amazing. It was like a strategic move that we saw happen in
real time on the ground. I think people in other parts of the country
don't appreciate that when they see the old films of you know, somebody else
standing out there, or some of the bigger names that went out and had
bullhorns and whatnot, that there were you know, dozens, if not hundreds
of guys like you and me who didn't have our names out there. We're
handing out stuff. Sure, we might hand out business cards for ourselves,
but really just a network with somebody else. Like somebody might say, how
do I you know where I can get bunches of those DVDs? I don't
want one, I've already got five of them, but I want to know
where I could get a bunch of them, and we might be hooking up
with other people. Matter of fact, there was a guy called himself the
Obsolete Man in California who had an eBay store devoted to this and it was
going all around the country helping us out to get you know, bulk copies,
you know, hundreds at a time. Did you have a hookup like
that or were you doing it all yourself? Not? Man, my entire
life, I've basically just been bleeding out the ass, trying to create things
that speak to relev and controversial and conspiratorial themes. And I get very little,
if any support. My parents kind of like, don't bankroll me,
but they give me enough where working day jobs and then devoting myself to independent
art isn't something that's completely crushing. And if I didn't have their support,
there's no way to be able to do anything. So it's one of those
things where there's no wonder that we're losing the information war and the alternative media
is gradually being assimilated into something that appears alternative, but it isn't. And
that's because the real deal motherfuckers who are out there trying to make moves,
don't have any support and a substantial capacity, and then all that it takes
is a kneecap from the NYPD, and it can potentially ruin your entire life.
Now I didn't have that happen to me, but it's one of those
things where you got to kind of like try and fight what you think you
have a chance of not winning, but at least being able to make a
substantial contribution. And so I can relate to your idea that it was just
trying to give people what they needed to be able to have a point of
reference for doing things better. I was out there trying to support the work
of architects and engineers for nine to eleven truth, and that wasn't at the
point of me having a platform yet. But it was just me trying to
do what I could do right. No, And look, I did the
same thing like I said, And it wasn't just going to New York,
because look, I used to work at gas stations in Jersey, right,
and I'd be handing out you know, Look, you want, you want
a free movie, I got a free movie for you, you know.
And I even made my own little JFK thing, which was terrible. It
was called bootleg history, and I don't even have a copy of it anymore,
but if somebody has it out there, I would love to have a
copy again, because it was absolutely terrible. And I edited that thing together
with No Lie a little mini what they call mini DVD, a mini disc,
camquarder and a freestanding home recorder. And I'm sitting there cutting clips back
to back and forth and doing voiceovers through the webcam microphone, right and not
the webcam wasn't a webcam. It was just a camquarder, excuse me,
camquoder, microphone and stuff like that, and trying to cut together informational stuff
on the JFK case even And meanwhile, everybody else had better stuff, you
know, loose change was out there, et cetera. So I mean I
was doing myself a lot better handing stuff like that out or the brief thing
that John Hankey put out, which was like fifteen minutes long. And somehow
I got a hold of somebody who had, you know, again, spindles
of blank discs, and we're trading blank discs with people and all kinds of
stuff. You know. We definitely kept the postal service busy mailing things back
and forth so that everybody had these materials, and architects and engineers used to
actually print up glossy cards for you if if you contacted them to be handed
them enough and you could get a hold of them and they would give you
a good package of things. Some stuff you could buy and some stuff they
would give you. So did you get in on all that too, and
get into the network. I just order off of their website. It was
one of those things where it's like, from the standpoint of what the short
film that I made in film school while I was there, it's really well
done, and like Richard Gage has seen it and he loves it, and
Charlie Robinson and a whole bunch of other people now have gone back and watched
it, and it still stands very well today. Because that was my thesis
film going to New York Film Accademy, and it costs me about ten thousand
dollars to make out of pocket. And that's because my not just personal philosophy,
but the unfortunate reality is that people care more about presentation than they do
about what's being presented, and the people who exist in the normy realm of
things. You gotta make it feel not necessarily be the same budget, but
you got to make it feel like in that it's in that realm of things,
and only then are they willing to approach it. And so that's kind
of the underlying catalyst by which I go about creating media both then and now,
is not only does it have to present the information in a great way,
it has to look and feel just amazing. Otherwise it's not going to
be the kind of thing that can bridge out to the mainstream. Right.
Well. See, that's why Robbie Martin. I don't know if you're familiar
with Robbie, but Robbie's done a lot of stuff too. That's, you
know, very interesting when you come up with the higher quality stuff. It's
weird because it puts you in a strange position. Number One, people see
it and yes, it works, it conveys the message, but then they
think that you have enough of a bank roll that it's like, that's the
weird thing is if your stuff is too good. I don't know how to
word this exactly, but you know, I think you know what I'm getting
at. If your stuff looks too good and your stuff does look too good.
By the way, is there a place that we can see the film
you're talking about here? You know? Well, yeah, so I have
two different websites because I'm an artist, I'm a writer. If you want
to check out any of the various different films that I've made or books that
I've written, all of which are designed to provoke controversial conversation, you can
go to T dot CA. It's T E A c E dot c A
because I live in Canada, and that's that's where you can go. One
of the short films that's listed on there is Blindfold. It's just hosted on
Vimeo and it's still on YouTube. But I don't get any love from the
algorithms, right, no love. That's that's what. No love from the
algorithms. And you're not selling it on Vimeo. It's just available. Look,
make sure you shoot me a link so I can include it with the
show notes tonight, whether we do whether you guys are getting this through video
or audio, I want to make sure that you get a link to that
film as well as the rest of Teas's work. So we'll get to all
that. But what do you dot c A? Is that what you said,
or is it wrotten that by me? Again? Yeah? T E
A C E dot C A because that's my MTS. It's like peace but
with a T. And for anyone who at this point in the stream is
wondering why you're looking at a box full of puppies, it's because they were
in the room screaming and I'm like, oh my god, put a camera
onto the things. Because that's a big part of what I do with my
show, Conspiracy s Energy is I use a lot of really cute puppets and
rabbits and cartoons and memes and just really funny, engaging things in order buffer
the degree to which entering the realm of conspiracy can just be brutal and bleak.
So hey, why not have puppies on screen? Right? And I
just so happened to have a brand new seven brand new puppies here with the
Mama weeny dog and you know, and she's sporting a little o' shelly effect
branded merge there. So that's Lena, and there are seven little ones in
there. You can't see them all on camera, but yeah, I figure,
you know what, it's a lot better to look at than my wonderful
face for radio, So what the hell why not? And so yeah,
the puppies are my co hosts tonight. Anyway, So back to the serious
business at hand though. This is really interesting though, how the technology allowed
you something, but also you invested yourself, not just money, but I
mean, you invest yourself into this kind of thing. And like I said,
there's a weird balancing act because if you do a good job, people
start to think, well, you're well funded. You know, you're already
doing well. I don't need to support you. And it's strange because the
only guy and I criticize him a lot, and I don't know how you
feel about him exactly, but I got a funny feeling I know how you
feel about him. The only guy that you know, just making his triumphant
return to Twitter now x whatever. You know, who gets the big funding
and still by some And this this struck me as totally bizarre for the past
decade, is that a guy with a multimillion dollar operation is still much like
a TV preacher, able to convince people who don't really have the money to
send him donations. Still, there were still people sending donations to this guy,
despite the fact that he's got a studio. He's got a whole staff
of people he's able to hire, he's got facilities, he's got equipment,
he's got plenty of sponsors. And there are people out there that still think
that making their purchase in the information war is a viable and valuable thing for
them to take their very little bit of resources and dump it into with this
guy. And meanwhile, guys like you and me are trying to figure out
how to keep our lights on while we're putting out a message. I mean,
look, my whole thing is really radio. I'm about kind of the
throwback to the days when indeed I listened to you know, I listened to
Bill Cooper on shortwave radio right and I was listening to cassette tapes of May
Brussel. That was my introduction into what was AUP media before the Internet was
accessible to the rest of us. Even though the military had the arpinnet et
cetera. It doesn't matter. Point is that that was my point of entry,
and I still adhere to that. Where it's like I've made a radio
station online. I have a talk radio show. This is my version of
the presentation. You're a filmmaker, I'm a talk radio guy, and these
are our packages. Now we have similar goals in mind. Let's get people
to be aware and formed about first the grand deceptions that have been placed in
front of them. Secondly, what can we do about this? Can we
change it? Can we take some actions to make sure that these things don't
keep on happening over and over again, whether we're sent into a war we
didn't ask for, or people are being murdered, like I don't know,
a bunch of children in our names that maybe didn't ask to be invited into
a conflict. Maybe there's a larger nation pounding down on a smaller nation.
Maybe there's a reason. And if we're gonna have this grandiose, gigantic,
largest military on the planet, I mean, one thing is I wish we
didn't have to have it at all. Two, I wish that, you
know, we didn't have to send people in the harms way, who are
true believers in a system that doesn't really exist, doesn't care about them,
has absolutely no upward mobility. And still I maintained because look, I never
served in the military. I'm legally blind. But you know my father did,
and instead of giving his life, he gave his soul and took his
life in nineteen seventy six after he had served in Vietnam and destroyed a good
part of himself internally. Right, this is the kind of thing I'd rather
not see repeated, because I think I'm a little older than UTIs. And
the deal is that, you know, Generation X, You notice that we're
kind of absent from the equation. We're not in positions of leadership. It
seems like it's the baby boomers and the generation after us that are involved.
I think it's because they recapped our entire generation by destroying the male role models,
by destroying the people that were supposed to be our protectors and our teachers.
Who was people like my father, other people's uncles, other people's grandfathers.
Because here's the thing, fifty eight thousand deaths in Vietnam and a million
men, according to my count, returned back to this country, returned back
to the world mangled and mutilated, either spiritually, physically, psychologically one way
or another. Had a serious effect on my generation. And all of it,
by the way, done under false pretense. And now I've just explained
to you why it matters that the first shot of the Vietnam War was actually
fired in Daly Plaza on November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, because President
Kennedy was going to withdraw everybody out of there by the end of sixty five,
which means, guess what up until Afghanistan taking the grand prize for the
longest military engagement in US history. Vietnam was it, and it was done
all under what the Gulf of Tonkin resolution based on an event that didn't actually
happen, that they even admit to publicly now was a non situation where a
boat was fired upon in the middle of the night, maybe and one bullet
hole was put through a hole maybe, And by the way, they just
needed a justification. No, I didn't use the word false flag, but
I could even though there's no flag necessarily flying that anybody was flying falsely.
There were US flags on those ships, but the narrative was false and as
per usual, just like weapons of mass destruction would give us a whole generation
later, you know, basically running into a sovereign nation under false pretenses,
destroying it, bulcanizing it, taking away the will of the people, torturing
the local population, all of that done under the guise of the War on
Terror from a nation that, according to anybody's estimation, launched nothing, did
nothing to us. Saddam Hussein didn't hit those towers. Even if you believe
in the big bad box cutter theory, you know what, he didn't do
it. And what did we do? Well? We not you and me,
but I mean the we that is the US, right, that is
the US. I guess yeah, A lot of things keep happening because nobody
stands up and does something about it. And if you do well, you
might get a car ride in Dallas, or you might end up on the
balcony at the Lorraine Hotel, or you could end up in a hotel or
a motel, motels the Lorraine, but a hotel in California where somebody with
a twenty two never gets close to you, somehow puts the muzzle of a
gun behind one of your ears and blows your head off. Maybe that happens
if you talk about peace and maybe not doing the thing that the military industrial
complex kept wanting somebody like Kennedy to do repeatedly, where they tried to get
US not only into an armed conflict with the Soviet Union over Cuba, but
also over Germany, also over Laos, also over. I got a list
just saying, bunch of times he didn't want to go to war, bunch
of times he didn't want to hear the discussion about first strike nuclear war and
you could win. Bunch of times he didn't want to hear all that.
So guess what he had to go. And then when his brother was coming
up, I mean, they couldn't let him get anywhere near it. Johnson
did what they wanted. But anyway, Oh, it's all ancient history.
It doesn't matter. But the problem is it keeps happening and we need to
do something about it. And in order to something about it, we need
to know what the truth is about what's happening as it's happening, and it
would help to know where we were, to know where we're going. Or
maybe I'm just crazy and babbling, what says ut Snyder. No, I
mean. So it's a long and succinct encapsulation of an even longer situation that
humanity continues to find itself in, which is basically that you have a criminal
syndicate which is parasitic that wraps itself in an emotional blanket so that people are
willing to snuggle up next to it. And then the last thing they want
to do is unveil it. That's what we're going through. That's what the
trauma based mind control various different like archetypal creations of large scale wars and sacrifices
are for. And then it's disseminated into the larger population through association, much
like you experienced with your father and I experienced something similar with my uncle.
That's something that very much does strip the male role model the way you were
talking about. And then the people who go out there and do the real
hard work, like yourself and me doing the like boots on the ground activism,
trying to bring awareness. We don't have cameras pointed at us. Instead,
they have front end actors like Alex Jones out there giving people the illusion
that they're the ones who are going to be the solution. But the reality
is is that they're just a part of the problem. And that's an ongoing
thing that people need to snap out of their delirium and come to realize,
because you're right, it's going to keep happening if we don't right And that's
why you know, look, and I'm not going to go through another long
time rade here because I want to ask you stuff. You are the guy
I need to hear from tonight, because my audience can hear from me anytime.
But here's the deal. You know, we were on Union of the
Unwanted the other night, right, and I enjoy that show. I've enjoyed
watching it, I've enjoyed participating in and on occasion, it is an interesting,
you know, sort of get together, right with some interesting people who
are steady hands out there, who are doing their own thing, their own
way in independent media. I'm not saying I endorse everybody who's on there,
not by a long shot. But it is an interesting get together, okay.
And I'm not going to sit here and bash anybody or anything. Don't
worry in case you were thinking I was going to do that, That's not
what I'm about. I'm not about that. But what I noted during the
conversation from this week is that in the midst of this argument growing all of
a sudden, people not wanting to listen and defending people that have absolutely no
connection to their real lives. Okay, people that are representative of this politic,
of this religious stance, of this idealism of well, this is an
outsider and I'm an outsider, and so on and so forth, and I'm
not even naming names here, Tez. Here's the thing, though, you
and I, it seemed like we had a couple of moments there during the
conversation, and there was no direct contact between you and me, but I
had a feeling that you and I were listening to these arguments start to roar,
start to roll, and saying, guys, do you not understand that
exactly what you're doing right now is the point of most of what is being
seized upon here? Your sentimentality has been weaponized so that you are occupied with
doing exactly this. Let's argue over. This is my guy in the blue
tie, this is my guy in the red tie. Yes, indeed,
I'm reminded of mister Hicks and the discussion about hey, it's two guys controlling
the same puppets. Shut up, you know, I'm reminded of it is
a one party system, and the point of keeping people like us, who
might be animated, who might get active, who might ask the uncomfortable questions,
is to make sure that we fight with one another. And this is
done in a very surgical and precise and nefarious way. Sometimes where I swear
and I don't point everybody go, he's a FED, he's a Fed.
But sometimes they're Feds, you know. And I don't point everybody go,
Oh, they're just out there for the money, and they're just you know,
well backed by somebody who's actually here to just cause chaos, and they
are what is the word provocateur, it's a provocateur, it's a I don't
use those words quickly and easily all the time, but I can say that
the general program that is meant to keep not only us fighting with the normies
and us fighting with people trying to say, look, try and examine things
in a different way. Try and just open your mind to some of the
stuff that's going on right under your nose that they're telling you they're doing,
that they're showing you they're doing that is not according to the program that you
think you're signing on for. But indeed, there is another level going on
here where we're meant to be fighting with each other. That's done on so
many different levels, and we saw it in real time right then and there
people who were fiercely independent, who are doing their own thing, turning on
each other over things that really and truthfully are not relevant to our day to
day struggles, are not truly relevant to the things that actually hinder us or
the things that could uplift us. Not ever focusing on that, because I'm
going to be too busy defending my politician guy who I'm rooting for, my
political activist who is out there, and just so happens to have, you
know, the biggest radio show or the biggest podcast or whatever it is,
because you know, I'm a big Joe Rogan gooy, you know whatever.
Oh, Elon Musk is a hero because why, I don't know. You
know, now, the military industrial complex has nothing to do with Elon Musk.
He doesn't make money off of government subsidies constantly, doesn't. I mean,
the original welfare queen is actually a billionaire. Anyway, I'm getting away
from myself. Here's the thing. We're arguing with each other a lot.
We do this all the time in many, many arenas. And whether it's
at the corner store, at the coffee shop, or on an internet radio
show, here we are we're meant to be occupied with arguing with one another.
And I think you or I came to that conclusion a couple of times
during that discussion, and I wonder if you wouldn't sort of elaborate in your
own words about how that works, how you see it, how you're experiencing
that. As the great content creator you are, you create some of the
most entertaining and thought provoking videos out there. And I'm really almost ashamed of
myself that I only discovered you in this past year, because I really wish
I had watched this stuff all along, and I've got to go back and
catch more of it. I love what you're doing because it's just it's unique,
and we need more innovation to get to revelation, you know. So
tell me about this though, what you think about the absolutely orchestrated in fighting,
the controlled opposition, and the superstructures that we see where we're pitted against
one another, even when we attempt to decouple ourselves from the typical you know,
sinc tanks, the open air think tanks were the ones that we sign
up for. Either way, we're confronted with automatically being arranged into arguments with
others, being pitted against one another. Tell me about that. Elaborate about
that a little bit, please. Yeah, So you're spot on, and
insofar as your basically assumptions about my position in sitting back and listening to the
conversation of Union unwanted. Yeah, it's a real problem that we have now
and we've had going back to my experience with nine to eleven truth the infighting
for people whether it was you know, a Tesla vibratory device, a miny
nuke, if it was some sort of like directed energy weapon, if it
was controlled demolition, and if it was some convergence or mixing of all of
them, in order to hide the reality of the sophistication of what's going on,
not even to mention the occult side of it. And yeah, like
personally, I have an uncle who worked in the Justice Department who was at
Ground zero who did not hear a plane. And I also know that Richard
Grove was there and he didn't hear one either. And then I talked to
Steve because I co host AM Wake Up on Wednesdays, and he knows people
who heard explosions but didn't see a plane. And so it's one of those
things where there's a lot going on there and it's extraordinarily sophisticated, and it's
designed to be that way, and it's designed to be that way, because
it keeps us squabbling about the semantic details rather than being able to step back
from that, remove the nails from our coffin, and step out of the
environment that has been built as a tomb to keep us from being able to
exum ourselves from that kind of environment and create something better for the future.
And that's the Jesuit model. And this is the point that I'd made on
the Union of the Unwanted, is to get you deeply emotionally invested enough in
your beliefs where you are willing to fight for them. It doesn't even really
necessarily matter what your beliefs are, as long as you're fighting on behalf of
them. Then that's a deep enough entrenchment where it sabotages being able to conduct
yourself in a way to the betterment of your fellow men. And that's really
what we need to do from a principal perspective, is understand that the various
different figures that have been given to us aren't ultimately fighting for us. They're
just distractions. They're there so that we will create emotional attachments, and then
those emotional attachments will become the sort of trip wires that we put in front
of one another, so that someone has to agree with a guy we like
rather than the principles that we have the courage to stand for. And that's
a very successful maneuver. And that's why my show and the content that I
create is entirely oriented around the emotional framework by which you go about broaching these
subjects. Because if you're able to do that successfully, and I dare contend
that I have, then it can become a successful outreach tool for friends and
family. But if we continue to allow infighting to sequester us or to pigeonhole
us in various different encampments, then we're doing the establishment's work for them.
We're not actually the alternative media or the truth movement. We're a bowel movement
and we're going nowhere but down the drain. That's the situation we're in.
Yeah, absolutely true, and that's the that's the bizarre thing that Look,
I tried to signal too, because I'm not a heavily active person. When
it comes to nine to eleven, I got active briefly and went back to
the study. I knew best, you know, the JFK stuff. But
here's what's informative about that, right A lot of people say, well,
you know, it's an old matter, it doesn't really matter. I just
pointed out to you why it still matters. But if you don't hear it,
you don't hear it. What can I do? It is the organizing
principle by which I got into this. But here's the thing I tried to
say to a whole lot of people who cared very deeply about the truth,
who cared very deeply about getting the information out, I said, look,
try and examine what went on for the movement that existed for almost forty years
before the buildings fell. Okay, which is the JFK thing. We got
a lot of mistakes to show you infiltration from government agents. And I don't
mean imagine or alleged, I mean directly. We can prove that the CIA
put people into place when the citizens the citizen re excuse me, allegedly asked
for you know, investigations, and the Congress engaged in it on our behalf.
Allegedly again, the CIA directly in violation of their own agreement. They
said, you know, don't put anybody who could have possibly been working around
any of these events involved, and let them be the liaison to our committee.
There's a guy and his name was George Joan Edes that they gave to
the House Select Committee on Assassinations. Who guess what, had been working with
anti Castro Cubans and the CIA in nineteen sixty three. Jefferson Morley's been suing
the CIA to get them to expose that truth now for years and years.
You know, a funny side note to that, there was a guy named,
you know, Brett Kavanaugh, who ended up getting himself a job a
couple of years ago. You know who to final you know, judge to
dismiss Jefferson Morley against the CIA. Was Brett Kavanaugh, just saying, coincidentally,
during the same year when you know, Hero Trump was supposed to release
all the JFK records and then of course Hero Biden was going to come along
and do it, and spoiler alert, neither one of them did it,
Just saying, you know, it just so happens. That's the guy who
gets rewarded with a seat on the Supreme Court. So you know, it
just happens that these things go on. They literally have put people into investigations,
have hindered people. We know based on records that even going back to
Jim Garrison's investigation in the JFK case where he's the only guy who tried to
prosecute somebody, right, Clay Shaw. Guess what, the CIA literally dispatched
people to interfere with his investigation. We know that from their own records.
Now that's not a supposition on my part, you know. So the people
that imagine that they might I don't know, interfere with people who are making
progress, who might actually expose the truth, whether it's you know, the
direct truth or accidentally stumble across something else, like you know, the guys
that accidentally when a plane went down found that there was a cocaine trafficking ring.
You know what I'm saying in Arkansas, stuff like that. Just going
back through history, just thumbing through my own history books, Okay, you
know, I'm just saying, you might run into whoops, we kicked over
the wrong stone, and there's a lot of other snakes and worms under it.
Shaw wasn't necessarily a guy involved in the assassination. But turns out,
despite his denials and everything else, and the fact that the CIA helped to
arrange for a lawyer for him and everything, he was actually an asset for
the CIA, you know, and that crazy kid they never heard of named
Oswald. Seems like they had contact with him too, But pay no attention
to that because there's nothing new in the records tease, you know, as
we get these things out there. Sorry. We also got Operation Northwoods out
of the JFK Records Collection Act as well. I don't know if you're aware
of that, but that is where that actually came from. Where we found
out that, you know, going back to the nineteen sixties, they had
the capability to use remote control airplanes to stage terrorist attacks, because otherwise the
Pentagon wouldn't have proposed something they couldn't pull off to President Kennan d you see.
So the people that say, well, the technology wasn't available in two
thousand and one, guess what. Sorry, But if they were offering to
do it in nineteen sixty one, I'm thinking they might be able to offer
to do it again in two thousand and one. But then again, I
mean, I'm a conspiracy theorist, right, which is a term they invented,
and we got that out of the documentation as well to categorize people that
were Warren Commission critics. See, I'm sorry, I keep going back to
the JFK stuff. And you know why, because there's lessons to be learned
even from the failures there, that tell you what happens when you try to
dig in the wrong places. And quite frankly, I mean I was even
just totally unrelated looking at stuff related to the Franklin cover up, and you
know the behaviors of people in power there, and I'm sure you're aware of,
you know, John DeCamp and all that. I mean, it's old
hat to a guy like you, But just saying when you keep looking at
these things and people say, no, you're a paranoid conspiracy theorist. And
the government really doesn't care about what you have to say. Well, on
some levels they don't, but on other levels, the fact that you are
restricted, the fact that you are deplatformed, the fact that you are sort
of held in place and never allowed to benefit. You know, like,
what is the name of that guy KSI or whatever who's out there, you
know, selling his drink called Prime or whatever. Right, he's the big,
big Internet sensation guy. You know, if you want to sell garbage
and poison and you want to sell crap videos to kids, they got millions
of dollars for you if you want to sell the story that gets you going
nowhere but in circles, and you want to sell you know, part of
the truth. But then you know, do like smoke weed with Joe Rogan.
I mean, you can get out there, You can reach a lot
of people if you want to be Tucker Carlson, who was recently a new
hero in the alt media apparently, you know, which I don't understand,
considering that he was part of the privileged class there for a long time and
was part of the corporate media for a long time, and suddenly now he
does his show on Twitter and he's got overnight success with that because Elon's behind
him and he's a hero. And we got into that on The Union of
the Unwanted too. What are your thoughts about that though? The sort of
modern twisting, you know, the thing they tried to do with the guy
over there with the Blaze, where you know, they gave him a platform
and everything else. I mean, poor Bill O'Reilly, after all the years
that he invested in being a shill, this guy, you know, is
sitting down with Chris Cuomo begging for people to pay attention to him on News
nation. But Tucker Carlson goes live on Twitter and immediately he's got what the
largest audience on the planet. I think he's even beaten Rogan at this point.
And guys like you and me who do it for years and years,
who work our asses off, who don't have a staff, who are not
backed by a billionaire, And I'm not saying this out of resentment, I'm
just saying this out of g I wonder why it is they support certain alternatives.
Maybe because they're not super productive and they don't contain anything but a bunch
of things for you to run around in circles about, or in my way
off here, Tie Snyder. Generally speaking, people support whoever they think is
going to do the job for them, whoever it is tells them that the
job is easier than it actually is. The reality is cushpier than it actually
is. They want to stay in an infantile state where they could just be
rocked to sleep and just go and do the things that I enjoy. And
if you understand the gradual like let's say, predictive programming, social engineering landscape
of entertainment media that we've all been in trained with from cradle to grave.
It's to create that kind of individual such that if you go out there in
a public forum, you need to fall within the constraints of a particular kind
of let's say, who you are, how you present things, what you
gravitate towards what you identify with, and if you don't, then it's like
a certain number of strikes until you're just not a viable option. Even if
you're completely in alignment with the truth and the reality of the situation. People
still want that easy solution, and that's the poison pill that has been swapped
out for the red pill. That's the problem. People keep going that road,
and that's how they get black pilled. But there's actually a way in
which you're supposed to go about it, which is that you're supposed to take
the red pill, then you're supposed to take the black pill, then you're
supposed to take the gold pill or the white pill, which basically means that
no matter how fucked up it is, you're still supposed to try and you're
supposed to do what's right. And that's what I've observed most of all from
most people who are in this fight. They aren't really willing to go all
the way or to do what's right. They keep trying to pander to the
people out there who have been presented as if they're going to be their savior,
when really it's it's just another layer of us getting fucked. Yeah,
it's kind of like Diesel Automatic said, you know, they're just holding open
auditions for David, you know, And that's what it is. Constantly,
one way or another, you don't like that savior, we got another.
You want hope and change. On the one side, we got Obama.
Hey, that didn't work out. You want hope and change. On the
alleged opposite side, we got Trump for you. One way or another,
they got a package deal, and it's another it's another savior, another big
daddy that's going to come in and, like you said, do the job
for you. Yeah. And so that's that's exactly where we're at. And
that's literally the exact reason that I created Conspiracy Synergy in the particular emotional tone
that I did, so that it can be used as a central catalyst for
the entirety of the alternative media, the truth movement. Some of the people
I'm not in agreement with a lot of what they say, but I have
attempted to use as the people that I put forward, like the first episode,
the person that I recommend as an introduction for everyone first is James Corbett.
Number two is Richard grow from Tragedy and Hope. Number three is Mark
Passio, who is actually I would contend the best when it comes to the
person who's done the deepest level of research into the various different threads of what's
actually going on on the deepest levels of the occult and dark Lucidetarianism and Satanism
and all that kind of stuff, which on the surface are just front end
organizations that are pr constructs to detract power from the Church, which I'm not
saying is a good thing either, but it's basically there to appear in a
superficial veneer much different than it actually is. As you dig deeper, and
if you dig deeper, you start to get into the roots of Nazism,
which is occultism, the Tuley Society, go into the Oto, all these
kinds of things that if people aren't in in the know, they can't imagine
that it gets that dark, and that touches on the Franklin cover up,
which you discuss. You get into that entire thing. It's intergenerational criminal cartels
which for a very long time have been working in a predatory, psychopathic manner,
in tight knit, very very well coordinated, and profoundly powerful orchestrations that
because of how malfiessen they are, it's one of those things where they're able
to go out there put daggers in our hearts and then we aren't able to
stand up rally together, align ourselves with the force of love and then ultimately
make progress. And that's something that until we're able to digest dust, how
deep this shit actually goes, how hard it is, how brutal it is
when you actually study the worst of the worst. Until we can do that,
we're just going to stay in the cartoon narratives, ourselves a little more
than cartoon characters. Well, and here's the thing right there, there is
plenty of land mines along the way to slow you down, even if you
have that path that you just laid out in mind directly. Look, every
war is a drug war, Okay. There is a constant propaganda war.
There is a constant back and forth, there is a wwe like. Look
again, Jesse Ventura not a guy who I always agree with but I love
the way that he would get attention, and some of the things he said
were extremely profound, Like he was the first guy I ever heard say,
Look, it's just like the WWE, you know, f back then,
But WWE, it's just that it is. Look, here's the good guy,
here's the bad guy. We put him up on the screen. You're
supposed to root for one or the other. And at the end of the
day, it's the same corporations that pay them. They're not in mortal combat
with one another. They're there for your entertain And meanwhile, the real point
of the whole thing is to sell you the beer or the dope or whatever
it is that we can give you to pacify you and complicate your life.
Make sure you're being fed food that isn't food. Make sure you're breathing air
that sucks. Make sure you're drinking water with fluoride in it, because at
the end of the day, a sickly, you know, mentally distorted and
drug addicted army is not going to be able to mount a logical campaign against
the multiple weapons which are raied against humanity. Uh, you know, like
this was the thing, Like that's why I loved used to love talking to
Jordan Maxwell. You know, the late Jordan Maxwell was a was a great
guy who could package this stuff and break it down for you and get you
to pay attention to the way that even the language itself is weaponized against you.
Uh. You know, some people found him silly and a little bit
you know, pass by the time we got in to this time period just
before his death, I didn't. I still found it extremely relevant to keep
looking at what the reality is, how these things are used against you,
how the monetary system is stacked against you. You know, if you're going
into a casino to gamble, fair enough, but if they're stacking the deck
against you and the game is always loaded so that the house can't do anything
but win, then you're just there to pass time and you're not going to
ever make any real progress. And until we're aware of how the game is
played and we learn how to count cards, we're not going to have a
fair shot even at the blackjack table, you know what I'm saying. So
this is where it all goes. We have to adjust our thinking, and
that's the point of doing all this stuff is to get people to seize upon
their own cognitive skills. What's left of them, and to be able to
utilize them, to do some critical think, to examine things for what they
are, and to take a look at the actual reality, what truly changes
over time, what is actually affecting you and why and what can you do
about it? These are the things that have to be seized upon. And
this is the overall point. So look, I've held on to you for
about an hour here, and I didn't even mean to do that. I
was gonna cut you shorter. And we did have the puppycam, you know,
throughout, so for those watching on the video, you got to see
Lena breastfeeding her puppies while I'm talking to I don't know a good thing.
I don't go up on YouTube. They might consider it, you know,
something that's not suitable for children or whatever. But I love cartoons taste,
I really do. I'm a cartoon kind of guy. I'm a connoisseur of
animation, and I love the stuff you do at Conspiracy Synergy and people you
can go to Conspiracy Synergy dot com right and they can get that not just
the tea dot ca a, but they can go to Conspiracy Sinery dot com
and follow the show which is available on lots of different platforms. Uh,
you can see it all all different way and it's really really entertaining and thought
provoking, much like many of the statements that you heard Tease make tonight.
So with all of that in mind, you know, I always love to
do this, like, what what is the most important thing at the forefront
of your mind? Is there a particular event? Is it? You know,
should we be paying more attention to Gaza than anything else? Is it
the war machine? Should we be paying attention to the you know, the
selection you know TV show which let's see the twenty twenty four season of Coronavirus
Apprentice is about to begin. And oh, by the way, I just
want to point out to all of you alt media you know fanboys out there
that you know, the grand panic over the fact that they were going to
start masking us up and you know, trying to lock us down and everything
else. You notice that didn't happen, you know, just say in a
lot of your panic buttons that you're hitting, you're hitting them a little too
soon. We're not panicking about the right thing, We're not reacting to the
right stuff. So te Schnyder, what are the things that we need to
react to and keep our eyes on as we go into twenty twenty four.
Sir. Okay, So that's a great question. It's actually one of the
most important questions. And firstly, we shouldn't be reacting, we should be
responding. Reacting is what we do when we aren't really in control of the
situation. And in order to be in control of the situation, there are
a few things that you need to work on. First and foremost. One,
do your shadow work, which is something when you actually confront your own
personal trauma, so you aren't going out there and creating more drama and you're
actually able to be able to make things better, not worse. Refine your
social skills so that you aren't just coming off like an asshole calling everybody's shills.
Instead, you're actually able to have the mature, conscientious conversations conducive to
us taking the reins and building This is not about expecting other people to do
the hard work for us. It isn't about the alternative media successfully making predictions,
because ultimately that doesn't do anything other than keep the conversation centering the same
basic issues. Instead, we're supposed to go out there and find the courage
to do things like walk around the block and knock on our neighbor's doors to
be able to understand that sometimes it takes having conversations, uncomfortable conversations that that
more than once, and allowing other people to air their grievances upon you,
throwing their full diapers, blaming the room for the smell, only to take
the higher road, and in doing that, time and time again, lead
by example. So this is one of those things where what we really need
are leaders, but not the kinds who are going to betray us. We
need to find a way to be that leader ourselves, and that's something that
a lot of people, once again don't necessarily want to do because they've been
told or had it suggested to them, or basically the idea that someone else
is going to come along and save the day. But the reality is is
that all we can do is give you the tools that you can use.
Who's to be the person that inspires those around you, So don't focus on
predictions. As far as all of the situation that we're in, this is
like hundreds, if not thousands of years in the planning. It's something where
even if we make headway in changing the situation with like the ongoing genocide going
on in Palestine right now, I like to say, or the turn of
phrase that I've come to insofar as understanding the situation with Israel is that it's
a country so fake they had to name it Israel just to get you to
believe in it. So for anyone who wants an appropriate point of citation for
that, you can read the book Controversy of Zion, which was written by
a dude named Douglas Read and he wouldn't publish it while he was alive.
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That's it. That's it. There you go, And the very final
question I'll tail on to it because you know we're now being confronted with again
the change on the turn of phrase right where you know, Zionism in and
of itself is just Israel's right to exist. And here's the fascinating thing.
The people that want to determine who has a right to exist, Who has
a right to exist, Who has a right to exist? Why do I
keep repeating that because I was always under this strange impression that we all have
a right to exist by virtue of your creation. I don't care who you
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