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Oh, Kelly and the Greek rated
why and here we are again? How

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are you doing? Oh? What
do you think? What do you think?

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How I'm doing? Anyway? You're
still what do you mean how I'm

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doing? You're still on this planet. You're still on this planet? So

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how could you be doing it?
Yeah? Right, that's right. I

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use that a lot. By the
way. You know, people give me

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a little bit of a confounded look, or they're wondering about something that's brought

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up in conversation. Not necessarily but
me. I look at them, I

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say, hold on a second,
have you been on this planet for more

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than an hour? And that?
Really? You know, they're never going

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to hear it, right, No
one talks like that. So and what

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it does, it's it's a pattern
breaker, right, they can snap.

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Some people run on autopilot, right, you know I think about you know,

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well, look, yeah, I'll
just keep it at that. I

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don't have to explain that. You
know what autopilot is? Right to a

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degree, almost any almost anybody who
has been on this earth. Awhile,

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right, if you've been through your
adolescence, your childhood time, and you're

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into adulthood, at some point,
you run on autopilot. Yeah. Yeah,

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so when they when I come around, it's like, all right,

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turn the autopilot off. You need
manual controls now, right and uh.

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And they're not used to it,
and it's like, yeah, you're flying

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and you think the autopilot's going to
do everything right. That's why you get

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that strange look when you actually provoke
them to think about something for a moment,

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like there's this this weird twist in
the face because it's uncomfortable for a

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moment, right, you know,
because they're not used to it. Well,

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let's let's talk about the autopilot.
How does it work. It's a

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whole bunch of sensors that give back
feedback to an algorithm. Yeah, and

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how that's how. That's how we
work. We have a whole bunch of

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sensors, you know, and most
of the time a perfect example, if

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you ride a bicycle or drive with
a call a car or a truck or

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whatever, you could be doing other
things. You know, once you're an

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experience quote unquote operator, right,
and you know you could be I shouldn't

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say it's on the phone, eating
a breakfast or whatever while you're driving.

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And at the same time, you
know, you don't miss it, be

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you hit, you know, you
slow down, speed up, make a

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turn, stop, you know,
obey the traffic signals, no problem.

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And if you're really not conscious of
it, you know, if I'm sitting

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next to you, I say,
how many how long were you at the

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traffic light? And was it a
stop sign of traffic light? How many

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pedestrians were crossing in front of you
when you whiz by it? They don't

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know. It's like you don't know, so so it can be autopilot could

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be very critical. But again it
works on sensors and algorithms. So you

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know, how many lefts did you
take? How many rights did you take?

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You'd actually have to recreate. I
don't know. Yeah, no,

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they don't know. That's but they're
doing it well while they're doing it,

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and they're not on autopilot, but
they are, and I mean in otherwise

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what they're operating the machine. The
device has not offered an autopilot feature.

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They go into autopilot, get on
their own. Their mind seems to go

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somewhere else. People say, right, and your mind is not necessarily on

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this. Your mind goes somewhere else. But it didn't because it's still there.

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I mean, obviously you have to
be using it partially, but you're

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not feeling it so much. You
well, no, actually they do go

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by feeling because what happens here the
EMO. Let's say you're a truck driver.

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You get in a truck, your
EMO changes, and it has to

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change. Even if you're pissed off
about something, you still overlap the EMO

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that it takes to drive a truck, and the EMO then puts the you

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know, the autopilot going right.
That's why how many how many times have

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we talked about the EMO like full
episodes and I don't think, by the

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way, ong is not included.
I don't think I really brought up the

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EMO and during the O and G
a while back that I know, not

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during those runs we never got into
it. No yeah, yeah right,

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but in these runs at least three
yes, at least pretty heavy yes yeah

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yeah. One thing just to you
can't say this enough when you say EMO

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and expand it into emotions and purpose
of emotions. It has nothing to do

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with what we've been raised on about
emotions. Nothing to do Actually, this

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little point I gave about the autopilot
is an EMO function. It is an

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EMO give you an example, and
basic driving school they tell you if you're

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emotionally wrought or upset or met,
don't get behind a wheel, right right,

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that's true. Yeah, No,
if you're upset, you should not

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drive, right. I mean,
I've seen that before when people are profoundly

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upset they've just gotten some really bad
news or whatever. No, don't go

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driving right now. Well, what
does that have to do with basic motor

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skills in rationale? A lot?
Because it's an EMO function. Yeah.

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Well, that's the thing is that. Look, the weirdest part about this

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is it affects everything, and yet
nobody ever gives you any sort of map

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on it. They just they recognize
it's there, generally speaking, not not

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in the conversation that you and I
have had, but they'll generally recognize it

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there. Okay, you have your
feelings, You're in your feelings, you

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know whatever. They got lots of
the hold on Beck. Let's go back

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in the past. You interviewed what
he goes by Miller Richard Richard Alan Miller

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Ram, Doctor Ram. They call
it, right, Doc Graham. Sure,

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all the stuff he talks about is
EMO based. You know, you

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gut this. I'm not a fan
by the way. I've been on private

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skype calls with him, and that's
why. But anyway, I'm not a

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fan, but I've heard him talk
about he doesn't simplify it enough, like

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we are. I'm not saying we're
better. Actually we are, but let's

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just say it this way. Yeah, his whole premise is based on that.

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You know, when he says he
was training the seals or whatever,

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and he says it's all by the
gut. Yeah, well it's not.

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The gut is still physical. It's
the emo or resides. Actually, you

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know, do you want to know
where it projects from? We never got

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into this. Right at the base
of the stern. I'm like, you

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just drag your hand down. Maybe
I'm not using the right technical term,

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actually believe or I have to look
that one up. Drag your finger down

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your chest right where the bone with
the rib the top ribs meet, right

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before the stomach starts. Right there
is where it generates where it comes from,

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right around where the diaphragm is about. Well, Hi, just as

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soon as you vertically drag your hand
down your chest, you feel all the

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bone mass. As soon as you
clear the mess and it gets soft and

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tender. That's where it is,
okay, and that helps you know.

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Uh, By the way, third
eye thing is not what they tell you

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either. It's it's you know,
the vindi point the they put in Hindu

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culture. Hindu culture, they put
the spot between the eyes, right the

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bindi. Okay, well, it
goes the third eye. Energy goes right

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through to the It also is in
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the front. People think it's you
say, I what it has to be

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sitting a socket on the front of
your head, right. They think of

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it like a third eye in the
center of your head, like yeah,

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yeah, or it's a socket it
looks forward. No, it's actually an

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axis that goes right through the head. Here at the point where you would

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see in Hindi culture where they placed
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Yeah. By the way, I
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it was white and you had a
little dot right there called bindi. But

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anyway, so so yeah, these
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does that help? Okay, So
if you know where it is, is

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it makes you more proficient? No? It doesn't actually because it's non physical.

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But every non physical thing. Let's
say you're going to broadcast, right,

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it's non physical, but you can
actually go back to where it's broadcasting

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from me. See it's a physical
antenna pointing you know type of antenna it

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is, right, Well, it's
got a point of origin from which the

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energy physics, yeah you know,
emerges from first, right, so,

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and then it's there then transferred out
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see how it goes through a pipeline
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yeah, by the way, the
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base at the top part of the
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cage. Did I mention that was
for men? No? I didn't,

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No, you didn't. Yeah,
mostly it's for men. For most women,

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it's there also for women, but
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would be the top of the uterus
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come out. I think that might
be slightly lower then right, way lower,

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yeah, yeah, it would be
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put your thumbs on your hip bones, about an inch down below that.

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Oh okay, okay, much lower, sorry, yeah, way lower?

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Yeah, yeah, And there's a
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I got into the reasons It's similar
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the human bladdering anatomy on a drawing, it has a symmetrical arrangement around it,

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and it looks just like a uterus. Well, since the most men

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and women, since most things are
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it would come from the general area
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it's too far, too far removed. Remember the male's genitalia. Let me

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just say it this way. Might
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but the male genitalia an afterthought.
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proof of that is that the testes
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Why because the body's too hot for
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afterthought. So certain things are backwards. Well, no, I've never seen

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that represented in any of the stories. Right where you have the you know,

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the male then the female. Always
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let's just put it this way.
If we go back to the biblical

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nomenclature. Yeah, day six men
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you who was made first, does
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and they were told to go repopulate, replenish, and they were giving a

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blessing. When I say when man
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to the Judeo Christian ethic, even
Islam, where you have Adam. You

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know, he's the sucker, you
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way later. Right, you know, you got punked, you know what

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I mean? Okay, don't know. We're not talking about the one in

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the garden. We're talking about right, the six We're talking six day man,

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not eight day man. Yeah,
yeah, because eight day man is

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the one that they say they took
the rib from. They always say,

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yeah, yeah, it should have
been an arminal leg costs too much.

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And that's why women are the way
they are. They're made from a cheaper

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cut. You know. There you
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I mean think about it. It
doesn't you know, it doesn't mean

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men are any better. I'm just
saying Adam is made from a cheaper cut.

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You know. But anyway, the
whole well, if he wasn't,

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he wouldn't be fixed. As a
gardener, that's what was his That was

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his job to mow the lawn,
cut the shrubs, take the garbage out,

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right, and he got it,
you know. Anyway, they didn't

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have you know, girly magazines back
then, and they didn't have Netflix back

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then, so they made a woman. Yeah, they were supposed to be

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the uh what what what did?
What was the word the term they always

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used for it, where you're supposed
to take care of everything, you're like

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the caretaker. Yeah, there you
go, it's the idea behind it.

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What was the word they used?
The stewardship stewart pretty much? May I

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think he was more like the janitor? Maybe maybe, but either way,

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yea, yeah, I don't hold
him in high high esteem. By the

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way. I don't venerate that guy, by the way at all. But

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that's another thing. Maybe a Greek
could take a little personal here, prove

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it. You know. I'm like, no, just all right, so

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I voiced my voice, what my
opinion is. How many times do I

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say this in my opinion? Almost
never? Right, So yeah, so

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that'll be determined. But all right, either way, you know, the

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Christ said I'm the first atom and
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six day man, by the way, not you know the second one.

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So he was there for that too. But this is not discussion on those

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ancient writs. But it's I don't
know what what what discussion do we ever

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have that's a discussion about anything?
Anyway? This is kind of like remembers

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the way they talked about Seinfeld.
It's the show about nothing. Well,

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this is the stream of consciousness that
you can never quite nail down, you

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know. It's the same we brought
Yeah, we brought that up before.

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Intent and will, right, You
will is always around, but your intent

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is only when you're conscious and working
on it. Right. So the thing

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is, you know, you know
you've seen even it's been immemorialized in film

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where you have these prisoners, prisoners
of war, right, and they have

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a will to break out of the
prison. Right. There's so many films

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done, and especially in the sixties
and seventies, right, World War two

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stuff, there's a lot of those. Yeah, yeah, so they have

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an intent to not be there,
but the will is to break out.

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And whether there is you ever notice, like there'll be a scene where they're

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all sleeping and someone wakes up and
automatically it's like, what do I need

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to keep doing? Dig in this
tunnel? Right? That's will? Right

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day or night? Oh sleep are
awake? Right? You see, it's

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it's will is very very deep and
very very heavy. But that's I think

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we'll work on that as as I
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when you have a foundation on it? Right to discuss because right now I'm

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just picked pulling these things and saying, hey, this thing's maybe if we

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can measure them better, we can
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all rough drafts that we're especially getting
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from the chat room and emails and
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people giving us an idea what it
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want to hear about. Uh.
So we're ruughing out a few things you're

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really unrated why, which eventually uh
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later. And we were like,
right, just to say so, anybody

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listening here, feel free to communicate
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you'd like to get into. Oh
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out the emails before and obviously you
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are, you should be a well
uncommon uncommon Sense Radio one at gmail dot

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com. That's the personal email and
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Uncommon Sense Radio one at gmail dot
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guess you're just once they land on
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right and get it. You can
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you can send to info at ocelly
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blind JFK researcher at gmail dot com. I read all those. Uh so,

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you know, in any place,
everybody knows, you know, to

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to address when when they're writing to
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anyway I heard put on like an
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oh, I just read an article
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were destroyed by an asteroid and asteroid
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couldn't grow because there was no sun
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being sixty million years. Now they're
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you see the numbers. So they're
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six million years? Yeah, it's
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so so and this guy's like,
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they know how to figure things out, you know. And I'm like,

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oh my gosh, so the program
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know each other, different situations,
and I hear the same thing, I

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kind of bring it up un rated
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was was in this is in two
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Some things were brought up. The
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is relevant. Is they said Greek, You're the only other person I ever

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heard say that, right, not, You're the only person heard say that,

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the only other person. These people
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the project here is most likely or
hear things that no one else, you

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won't hear from anyone else, or
very rarefied. Maybe there might be some

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specialist, right that might do something
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might bring it forward, but we
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think right now still there's a big
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and if you actually study it,
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real thing. This is the fall
of twenty twenty three, which, by

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the way, we've predicted with great
accuracy. How we go down is following

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all of the rote media script lines, you know, the typical psychology and

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all that stuff, right, and
you know how the way the public is

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controlled through the media is through scandal, right, So even when there's no

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scandal, the absence of a scandal
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because people are used to it,
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so played down. You know,
the dinosaur sixty six million, not sixty

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million, you know. So what's
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reveals and a lot of stuff you
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and G and others. I'm sure
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power should I'm just put it this
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in power or don't care anymore.
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say it's going to fall apart,
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low grade presentation all across the board, everything right, right, So it's

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it's not anything you should focus on, Like, you know, here's the

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thing. Fortunately, I don't get
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know or at least I've been fortunate, right, right, So if you

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don't have your own personal affairs in
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personal life, personal could be whatever, you have no reason to be worried

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about what's going on in the world. Right, and we're talking about even

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hard times, you know, you
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brought up the analogy once I know
someone who manages personal funds, like who's

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that guy? You know he was
in the three billion in personal funds,

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which is not a lot, but
it is a lot for one guy is

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a sistan and to do its three
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marriages that Ivanka Trump when she was
alive. These are the people that he

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a marcos So, the one with all

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the shoes. Oh yeah, yeah, okay, so Amelda Marcos Meldo was

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one of his clients and they passed
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and then expanded into Larry King and
Evanka Trump who I think they beat her

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up threw down the staircase last year
or something like that. Well not Ivan

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the first wife, the real tacky
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Ivanka's the daughter, so oh sorry, yeah, the real the first wife

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that had the bleach blonde hair was
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yeah, that one. And so
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right, yeah, yeah, because
I'm bringing this up because I say,

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these these people are in Spotlight,
are are really wonky. You know,

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they're not really building these absolutely,
they're totally like that. They're not

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like what they're at all. They're
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very much like in nineteen eighty four, And I know you don't you don't

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really love the parallels with the nineteen
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to a whole lot of trite crap
that a lot of people spit out.

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But it's true about this you mean
or Wells you mean the book, yeah,

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or Wells book, right, Oh
ya got it, you know?

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Or because I was around in nineteen
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Actually, oh yeah, no,
so was I. But Eric Blair or

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you know, whatever his name really
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four stands up in this Goldstein,
And however many minutes of hate that they

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put up on the screens absolutely stands
true. That's that moment about rage,

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that's that moment of scandal. It's
irrelevant. Really. They tell you this

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is the enemy. They tell you
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They tell you this is the evil
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this guy Goldstein. Nobody knows,
but none of they what they say.

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But I want to go back to
the financial guy. So when the whole

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thing went down in eight and he's
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you know, the personal funds management, his own personal money, you

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went down by like fifty percent,
and he said, how am I going

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to survive? And I'm like,
survive what do you mean? If everything

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is gone? All the shops are
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and I'm crossing the street and I
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the median. I know I could
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word survival properly. No, survive
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because I mean, like I was
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they have these billionaires battling with each
other. It's a fake TV show or

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whatever, but very interesting. The
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a hundred million dollars, you know, and I'm going to make it.

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dollars to build. Really, you
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in other words, living a regular
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a lifetime. I couldn't spend that. My grandchildren wouldn't be able to spend

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that living. I mean, even
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it through in two generations if we
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Serious. By the way, since
since we're jumping around in tangents,

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back around that time, I was
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I figured out a way to get
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stuff. It was fun and because
I'm by the way, if people with

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problems in business and industry sometimes when
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say, well, we could figure
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exactly now, but we will.
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rules mining all that, and we
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know, we just went around the
rules with technicality. Well, there's a

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guy that went out. This is
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I'd say about half an hour south
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Because it was hard rock mining.
You get it dig into the mic

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so you know, they have just
like you dig a well, you know,

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they send a big long rod through
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two or three inches wide, and
you could and it has depth markers so

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you know how deep you know what
you find it whatever depth, right,

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it's like drilling with a post digger, but really quickly and pulling out just

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that you Yeah, so he gets
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he's an expert at getting He used
the something with tracks. You can't use

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wheels, these tracks, you know, like a tank or a bulldozer got

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up there, his equipment set up. We didn't hear from him for about

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two weeks. And after that he's
like, okay, I took some core

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samples of where you guys wanted.
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that I pulled out of the mountain
has enough material that I will be wealthy,

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my children will be wealthy, and
my grandchildren will be wealthy from the

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metals that he pulled out just from
doing the sampling samples right. So essentially

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that mountain that outcropping it was all
platinum, all platinum. He pulled out

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like four hundred pounds of platinum material
right, almost pure right, And that

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whole project went south, and the
project kind of went on. But Monsanto,

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it turns out that this got out. It was a battle. Monsanto

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knew it. Monsanto is right.
Monsanto, one of their large agricultural process

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plants was about a half hour east. They had known about this for a

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long time. But when they found
out someone went up there to a course

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sample, they know what they found
and they moved in and then like nobody

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can go there. Monsanto now strangely
owned by Bear Aspirin. But go ahead,

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yeah, yeah, but this is
two thousand and eight, and remember

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Monsanto is part of DuPont, and
Monsanto got bigger than DuPont. That's where

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the children get bigger than the parents, right, oh yeah, well that's

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why I crack up that Bear bought
it, because I thought nobody had Monsanto.

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But please go ahead. Well,
they're still trying to figure out,

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like after World War Two when they
broke up Germany, who owns water whatever,

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because it took thirty years to figure
the paperwork on that. Because here's

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the thing, there's a when I
was doing the water of Andreas Veka.

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He's a gold medalist East Germany.
He won several gold medals in gymnastics.

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He was always in the same place
where we were peddling water. He was

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pedaling his oils undressed veckar. So
you got to have been a winner in

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like the seven sixty seventies or eighties
somewhere. He was in the eighties.

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younger than I. So he was gold

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medals in the eighties and whenever Germany
came up. He was did not want

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to he was from there. He
did not want to talk about it at

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all. It's just listen, guys, you guys want to talk about my

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country. But my country does not
have a government, has not a government

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a long time, because they have
what's called an interim government, right,

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just like for example, like Iraq. You know what they did to Iraq,

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that's that's not an Iraqi government,
it's an interim government. It's a

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puppet government, right. And so
the people are very very bitter about what's

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going on still, and in other
words, the situation, it's been what

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eighty years rough, Well, let's
just call it seventy some odd years.

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Let's just go from look fifty yeah, you seventy plus years and it still

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has not been mitigated, right,
yeah, well you know, and that's

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an interesting thing too, because people
talk about this concept of terrorism and where

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it is people would strike back if
they were being oppressed and whatnot. And

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I say to myself all the time, I'm surprised you don't see a lot

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more Iraqi terrorists all over the place. There are no terrors, it's all

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it's it's all fabricated. There are
no real terrorists. Let's see, if

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there were real terrorists, they would
come from Iraq. Well yeah, right,

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but let me just say this way. There might be some real terrorists,

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you know, like home, you
know whatever, but you'll never hear

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about them in the news. Everything
that you see on TV is fabricated that

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way. And I brought this up
in some old guys as well. You

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mean that truck got overturned on nine
ninety five A is fabricated. I said,

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no, no, no, you're
not getting it. The stuff that

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has political motivation, the stuff that
has again political motivation that means you have

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to mobilize an army, or buy
more missiles from raytheon, or do more

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stuff to you at the airport.
Now, all that's made up, all

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of it, because there really is
stuff that has gone down years and years

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ago. I've mentioned this many times. Someone with a camera, which,

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by the way, by the way, those smartphones are not phones. There

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are cameras that happen to be phones, right because you look at the quality

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of the pictures they take. So
how many times in the past ten years

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have you seen stuff on YouTube where
like, why are these low flying helicopters

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all over in the mid mid ten
on to La right, or in Chicago,

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you got these Apache helicopters going back
and forth and some they closed off

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some streets and all that. And
so they called the Pentagon, they call

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the do D. They called the
local military. No answer, no answer,

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no answer for like a day,
right, and then a day later

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they say, oh, we were
having a drill. Right, that's something

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that they write. That's a real
event. But you but did they come

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out and tell you it was a
terror? No, it was a drill.

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Coincidentally, when they tell you there's
a terrorist event, guess what was

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scheduled to happen that time? Anyway, a drill, right, nine to

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eleven was a drill. The Air
Force was doing a drill that morning.

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Oh, multiple drills all over to
pas. The bus bombing in England about

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ten years ago, right, they
blew up some bus. That was a

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drill. One. Yeah, the
one in Spain. That was a drill,

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right. That was the train,
that was a train. There was

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the buses in uh it was the
bus and the train was Spain and the

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bus was in England. Can you
write a children's song it? They did?

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They did both in England. They
had the bus and the train and

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then had the bus on the train, and in Spain it was just a

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train, right, just a tree. Yeah, yeah, but these are

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all drills. So but but when
it really goes down, guess what,

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they're totally silent and it's a drill. And again doesn't make it to the

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mainstream media. It might for like
a half a second, you know,

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or a minute, thirty seconds.
By the way, all those shoppers people

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recorded on their phones blah blah blah, you too, the was a drill.

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Okay, next thing, right,
So there is stuff happening, you

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know, but it's not happening the
way you right now. Yeah, there's

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no reason to talk about the COVID
scam and all that, because if you

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don't understand the AIDS thing, you'll
never understand the COVID thing. It's guarantee

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there is no aid. Yeah,
it's the treatment that makes you sick.

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So all right, man, Yeah, I mean that's that's just the way

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it is. But I'm telling you, if there were real terrorists, though,

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they could come from a place where
people have been stepped on a while,

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and yeah, eventually they will react, right, they'll lash out.

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When you get people nothing to lose, they might come and lash out at

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the people they think are responsible for
that. That's a real thing, but

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it is. But it doesn't happen
because as you have to be able to

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afford an air ticket. Well there's
the other thing is sorry, but it

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really want be impressed. I mean, look, there's people in America.

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Look, I can't stand it.
They go, oh, well, all

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you got to do is move to
another state. Well what if you don't

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have the resources to move to another
state. Yeah, they if they're going

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to regular quote unquote people that have
been stepped on anywhere in the world that

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want to do something here or Europe
or whatever, you need a tremendous amount

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of funds to pull it off and
help from the inside. Right, So

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again it's artificial. It just doesn't
happen. But it does happen. There's

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some people that do some really stupid
stuff and the helicopters flying low mid city

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and all that that. It's a
drill. You know, it does happen.

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I can investigate that. I still
might be able to revive some contact

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special people that but I don't need
to poke around because it's intuitive at this

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point. There you go five