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doing? I got this one girl with me here. What's your name?
I forgot your name. I didn't bring anything. I'm just here as a
passenger. Mind controlled her as her handler. I used the seed phrases to
unlock her wallet, which is my control device that I used to finally get
her to come on a stream. I had to add to my controler.
She didn't want to come on streams with me. I'm too mean, she
said, I want to be on a mean man's internet stream. You've got
to be sweet. I got this weird hair? Is this it's sweet cream?
Yeah, I'm trying to get away from whet cream. I want it
to be glorious celebrity diva losing maximum sweet cream. I think I will turn
this lot off to thank you. Appreciate that. Can everybody hear Jamie?
Can I read the chat? She always has this? You have the sweetest
softis was? And the tracking ever here it's the same old crew. So
if you're wondering what we're talking about tonight, it's not like the same old,
same old, it's the same old, same old, same old.
Where we talk about the stuff that we haven't talked about in a long time,
namely mind control and pop stars. Nobody better than Jamie did be on
for that one. Now why are we? Why are we doing this?
Well, so a bunch of things popped up this last week I didn't even
know about. I didn't see or hear about this Kat Williams interview that went
megab and I was like, why is Kat Williams in the news. I
don't I've forgotten about him. Jamie went to an event to try to give
him her book one time. Yeah, but what's the story with that?
Remember he had that tour called Conspiracy Theory. Yes, and I do remember
that. I saw it in Greenville. I think it was like twenty fifteen.
It was crowded, sold out. They loved it, hoot and hollering.
Did you say for the whole thing? Yeah? And no. We
got there and we saw all the acts before what do you call it opening
opening at Yeah? Yeah, but everything was so raunchy, like, yeah,
it seems pretty gross. Can you do comedy without talking about poo poo
and peepe? Of course you can sexy and bum bums. Yeah, yeah,
it's very easy to and even like gross things you can do in the
right way without being it might be really raunchy. I mean, I'm a
bunch of dumb body fluid jokes. I like the clean family guy comedians.
I like Brian Reagan, Tom Poppa, Who's the pale guy, Jim Powder,
Jim Gaffian. I like you like wholesome, Yes, wholesome likes wholesome,
which is good. I think as you get older, too, you
appreciate wholesomes more and more than when you're younger. You kind of think raunch
and everything is is funny. I don't. I mean, I think that
there's a place for potty humor that's not super gross, because I haven't.
It's part of life, it's part of our reality. I have a theory
about women comedians and why the meme is that they're not funny. It's not
a meme, it's just fair well, because I think they're trying to emulate
the potty humor and the runch of like the men, and it doesn't eat.
It comes out worse. It comes across like twice as uh well,
it makes you immediately like super unclassy if you're really gross as a woman.
It's like, but they think that it's edgy and funny if they talk about
something like that. Yeah, I love a good woman comedian that can just
tell funny jokes and not be I would sound like an eighty year old grandma.
You don't know, you sound like you sound like an edgy, truly
awake woman, which is what I like. I think you're funny. That's
why I always tell you you're like my best co comedic writer person, So
you're actually really funny. Jimmy makes me laugh all the time. And then
the funny thing with her is that I make jokes all the time, and
the weird part is that she doesn't. She'll hear it, but she doesn't
get what I said until literally like three weeks later. She'll start saying something
like She'll start laughing in the bathroom, and I'll be like, what are
you laughing at? You're like blah blah blah blah blah. And I said
I said that three weeks ago. You're like, yeah, I know.
I just remember they stay in the cash for a lot there. There's like
a quay a cue, as the Brits say, of of jokes and comments,
and it's stacked up like three weeks and then if only registers like three
weeks later, right, because you're constantly spinning out jokes and that I just
have to store it and I don't have enough like ram to actually process why
it's funny, right, people said the audience, I'm simping, it's my
wife, dude, I gotta talk about how she's actually funny. I'm I
really do think she's only funny. Are the only funny woman in the ulti
media sphere. Let's see is there anybody else in they help media feel that
he even tries to be funny. I think women are funny in person and
when you're talking to them one on one, and when you talk about they're
they're less funny when they're just like three three funny women ever, so sorry,
kristin Christian Week is funny. I think who's the blonde chick, She's
funny. She makes me laugh, the one with the faces and she snarls.
She's funny. What's her name? No, no, no from Smiley
Face, the blonde girl from the movie Smiley Face. Anapharis is funny,
Chris is funny. That otherly from Senla is funny. The one that does
the cat adopt the cats, the one that's the woman. Yeah, she's
all right. Kate McKinnon, Yeah, yeah, I mean some of her
impressions are are kind of funny. But I think that men and women just
think different, and they're approach to things is different. I think that Natasha
Lagero can be funny when she's not. Yeah, the one who like goes
she has a snort bit people in Chattle then let me see, Yeah you
can just Roseanne. Roseanne can be funny at times. Yeah, you know
who actually is funny without like Joan Rivers, she was kind of funny.
She was like sassy and would make pretty edgy quips. Right. She made
some pretty interesting Michael Obama clips equips. Right anyway, But we're here to
talk about why are we talking about the stand ups and what's his face?
Well, it's because, as you guys know, for a long time,
we've talked about actors, actresses, comedians being in various ways handled, managed,
co opted, and utilized. And in the last few weeks some pretty
big revelations have dropped once again that were worth covering on a livestream. So
I decided we would go ahead and do it, and I say it like
I said. One of those was the Cat Williams long interview that he did
like three over three hours. I actually watched the whole thing and time stamped
at all because it was very reminiscent of the classic Dave Chappelle clips if you
remember those like ten years ago that were all over the conspiracy domain. And
this is relevant too, because Dave Chappelle was saying the stuff again like ten
years ago, twelve, fifteen years ago. It's now back kind of in
the pop mind because of Kat Williams kind of saying a lot of the same
stuff that Dave Chappelle said and back, actually referring to the Dave Chappelle interview
that was pretty pretty infamous. It was like various clips of Dave Chappelle saying
stuff like, I think it's a lot of it's been pulled from YouTube.
If anybody does see it, go ahead and put it in the links and
I'll play that clip. But basically, Dave Chappelle was saying that to be
high level in Hollywood, to go up to a list and so forth,
he basically said that there are certain things that you're required to do that degrade
you and compromise you, and even things like specific to black dudes, like
black dudes have to put on address and they have to do this and that,
and that led to as many people know, Dave Dave Chappelle kind of
leaving Hollywood in the entertainment industy for many years before he came back started doing
stand up again and went back to doing you know, kind of edgy stand
up jokes in his last few series that he's done his his stand up live
events or whatever. But did you mention Dave Chappelle flight to Africa, Well,
that's what I'm saying. When he left Hollywood, he went to live
in Africa for I forget how long, a few years, but then he
eventually came back and said, all right, I'm going to do, you
know, stand up again. So basically, now, Kat Williams did this
interview. I don't really know why. I think the reason it got so
popular is because he called out other black comedians. So he went after Kevin
Hart, Cedric the entertainer. I got a bunch of notes here, I
took. What were they drinking? He even mentioned, like Harvey Weinstein,
they're drinking Kanye Yeah, so they're getting drunk and spilling teas. Right,
So he's sing as he's drinking this strong cognac. He's spilling more and more
information. And the reason it's relevant is that he actually talks about a lot
of the techniques of blackmail, the techniques of subversion, the techniques of what
we want call mice. So let's talk first about mice, because you may
or may not have heard of mice, and this is a blog that's written
by a former intelligence veteran, and you're going to see why mice is relevant
to our discussions night. Mice deals with the notion of co opting people,
compromising people. We got into some of this with our stream with Tristan the
other night when we're talking about Wall Street and yeah, by the way,
I wasn't trying to knock Rachel. I'm not saying Rachel's not funny. I
was just saying, like people who are trying to be comedians, Rachel doesn't
come off as a person who wants to be kind of a comedian or a
stand up or a you know. She comes off as a debater and more
of an academic intellectual type of person. Not that you're not intellectual. You
are, but you have a fun, sort of childlike comedic vibe about you
that makes you endearing. That's why we like you. And it's unique.
It's different from other people's approaches and the way they operate in media. So
what is mice? Mice is the famous four pillars of how and in what
way a CIA operative would try to recruit someone. And I'm not saying that
everybody in Hollywood is recruited by the CIA. That's not the point. Although
the CIA is very prominent in Hollywood, it's in many ways the flip side
of Hollywood. According to Ben Affleck, I'm not saying that everybody's an agent
or an asset or run. But what you find out again, as Kat
Williams backs up in this mega viral, fifty million views interview, is a
lot of the stuff that you've heard from me, which for many years was
poo pooed as ridiculous conspiras the right. If you talked about celebrities having handlers,
if you talked about star whackers like Randy Quaid did, if you talked
about but by the way, Rose McGowan said stuff like this too, like
she talked about star whackers, Hollywood mind control. She called it a giant
cult. So basically, in the last ten to five to ten years,
more and more celebrities, big level, high name, big name people have
been coming out admitting the very things that we've talked about, not to for
we can't forget Yea in the last in the last year, who has said
all kinds of uh, exciting things. Right, But let's talk about mice
first, because then people will understand where we're coming from. And go ahead,
Mickey Mouse, anytime you talk about labrats or mice, right experiments,
Yeah, which sounds like a total stoner thing too, right. I remember
when we went to Disneyland the last time. This is like four or five
years ago, and I was like, I mean I was joking about being
a stoner, right, Me'll clip this and be like, who's a stone?
We were at Disneyland. I was like, you know it, total
stoner comment would be to say that if you were looking at Disneyland from up
above, it would be like a rat lab experiment with all the mice,
right, I mean, which is actually what it is. So that's literally
what Disneyland is. A big thought in the wood, Yeah, the dude
ins man. Yes, Well it's funny because in Cavin in the Woods,
moketeers man in Cabin in the Woods, the stoner dude is actually right about
the conspiracy, if you remember. So the iron is that sometimes stoner thoughts
are actually correct. Right. So let's talk about mice because it will relate
to what we're talking about tonight, and that is the way that people are
compromised. And you can begin to understand why people in Hollywood be so easily
compromised. And this will fit into what talking about with Kat Williams, because
Kat Williams will talk about the various people who got famous that he knows who
bypassed the hard work and they were able to do it through certain ways and
certain things that would compromise them, which many people have suspected for a long
time. Now, you could say, well, it's just one guy's you
know, claims. But here's the thing. These are claims that we in
the conspiracy world have been talking about for a long time, which are again,
over and over and over being backed up by a list B list famous
people saying, yes, this is actually the way that it really is.
It's not a conspiracy. Now, there might be people who believe what we
believe and also go off into crazy stuff, and that doesn't mean that what
we're saying is false because there's some crazy dude, like I don't know,
Like I saw some guy saying that what if you look at the ear lobes
of Scarlette Johansson, she's actually a clone and she's the identical to what she's
a synthetic robotoy. Now she was also a man who transitioned non seriously that
people that go crazy and the nonsense is that Taylor Swift is the clone of
Xena LaVey or actually there's a example, and Xena LaVey would be like sixty
years old. I don't know, we're she's so stupid. Yeah. And
then the other stupid one is that John Benet Ramsey is Katy Perry. Have
you heard that one? That's a new one. Yeah. So, I
mean I heard something today Kanye West replaced his teeth with titanium dentures. That
was probably a joke, but it's like these things that go around are just
are they Balenciaga dentures? Though? I mean maybe I could see that it's
actually not It's actually not a bad idea that if you're going to have he's
got in his mouth now he does titan is that I didn't Is that real?
I thought that was like a wolver that's like the Wolverine thing. Yeah,
he got Wolverine cruel or not. I don't know who his fake news?
I have to now the internet can expose me from a lack of metallurgy
knowledge. I mean, is I don't even know if it's titanium even real?
I don't know. I don't know if it's a mythical Marvel thing?
Do element? Do you even know you're titanium? I'm being serious. Is
it real or are you joking? I don't know. Chad says it's real.
That confirms he didn't know they said titanium is real. Adamantine Is that
what I'm thinking of is that adamantine is what Wolverine uses right for his Yes,
adamantium. Okay, I'm getting titanium, and I guess, uh,
like, here's here's titanium and for hardness and durability that's like two levels above
is adamanteum. Okay, So titanium is real, thank you guys, And
adamantium is maybe not or maybe real. Who knows. Anyway, back to
mice. We got to get to mice or else we're never gonna So this
former CIA operative guy, he explains in a very extinct way that he says
Gamal abdel Nasser was president of Egypt. He was offered a brive of three
million dollars by the CIA to join the Middle East Defense Organization. He took
the money, However, he did not join the organization. I guess Langley
does not always make good use of our tax dollars. CIA operators are trained
to recruit foreign people to spy for the US. Bribing them with money is
one part of the game. The acronym MICE m i CE represents the pillars
of spy recruitment, money, ideology, coercion, and ego. You're going
to see why that if this is normative in the domain of foreign operations,
it's also very easily going to be transferable over into the domain of entertainment.
And you'll notice the way Kat Williams talks about various people that he knows about
in what the claims that he makes is very similar to these types of techniques
and tactics of coercion money. The first is the the m of mice's money.
The CIA brobs a lot of foreign people, especially when they have privileged
access to secret information that their country doesn't want America to know about. If
they need the money bad enough, they will sell their government secrets to keep
themselves afloat. I don't understand why the money modus was solely used on a
wealthy target like NASA. It certainly failed and feiled miserably. Money should be
combined with other motivations and rarely should occur alone. There are much deeper reasons
why people become spies for the CIA. By the way, this was also
the reason that the CIA and the FBI refrained from using security clearances to giving
it to those who have financial difficulties. And that's pretty obvious, right.
You can see that a person who has money problems could very easily be bought
by a foreign power, foreign government, or something like that. And that's
also relevant obviously for Hollywood. A lot of people struggling in Hollywood are going
to be, you know, waiting tables, right, They're doing stand up
at night, They're waiting tables during the They're eager for any job opportunity that
they can get, so they'll jump at anything. Thus, people in the
entertainment industry industry are more apt to sell their souls for maybe not even the
best job opportunity, right. Ideology. Oftentimes a person will volunteer the services
to the CIA. They are called walk ins. They are disenfranchised with their
country's leadership. For example, in the Mission of Vengeance spy thriller, a
former KGB agent tails ACI spymaster Corey Pearson into a nightclub in the Dominican Republican
tells him that he wants to defect, adding that he has much information on
Russia's plan to undermine America's presence in the Caribbean. People who volunteer out of
ideology actually sympathize with the adversary. The KGB agent in this spy fiction novel
despised Putin's Russia and was robbing of the Russian people, supposedly right in real
life, for example, Olig Gordievski was a KGB agent and longtime mole for
Britain spy agency. I think this is the movie we covered this, or
you may not have been on that stream, but this is the one with
Benedict cucumber Batch cucumber Snatch. Trying to remember the name of it. But
it was a it was an okay film, I think so. But anyway,
they made a they made a movie out of Gordievsky's mole work. I
think it's that one anyway, correct me if I'm rolling the chat. But
regardless, he's a defector, right so, or he was a mole and
then so he's talking about people who defect. Everybody's seen the Urie Besman all
videos, another famous defector. And the way this is relevant is that you
know people. It might not be so much ideology that would influence a Hollywood
person, but it might be enmity or animosity for certain people or for you
know, competition, So that might be the way that we could apply ideology
here. So he talks about various cases of that, and then he goes
on to say the sea is compromised. Now, compromise is really irrelevant too,
because remember, although we're talking about the field of foreign operations here with
this just sort of mainline CIA guy writing about it, this is also applicable
to Hollywood and to the religious fere So keep in mind as well that in
the religious sphere, subversion happens the exact same way. You get clerics who
are compromised, who are bought off, who are paid. I mean,
I think that we could look at something like the ecumenical patriarch Bartholomew. The
articles that Jim Jatris has written for several years about ways that it appears the
EP was compromised by Washington in the State Department will be another example of this.
And so compromise is very useful because you get the spicy dirt and ways
to get your enemy to cooperate. It creates an unstable, wobbly relationship,
however, between the spy and the handler. Now, obviously this is really
relevant because a lot of the information that Kat Williams discussed was actually compromise.
Right, So a lot of these these famous stars were compromised, and according
to him, right, it's a lot of you know, fake and gray
booty stuff basically, right, you understand what I'm saying. And they have
to be comfortable wearing dresses and disguises, and well, I think the thing
is that let's make sure that you are willing to do whatever we say,
and the more that you rise in the ranks, the more degrading dirt we
want on you, because that ensures that you won't ever break the ranks.
Right, right, who was the host? Do you remember a former football
player, Shannon Sharp. I'm gonna play some of the clips here in a
second. I just want to finish this Mice article because it's very relevant.
But people just don't understand that it's it's not any different in the field of
you know, geopolitics or whatever than it is in entertainment. It's the same
techniques because power has always operated with the same you know, tricks in their
bag. Right, So so compromise again is very obvious. That's probably the
most relevant one. And then ego, and of course ego would be very
relevant. This is the E and Mice Ego goes hand in hand with money.
He talks about Snowden as if Snowden's a baggar or something like that,
and he says, oh, Snowden, you know, sold us out for
Putin or something like that. Well, no, Snowden was actually telling the
truth, whether he was motivated about ego or not. But but basically that
could also apply to Hollywood as well. Right, if a person wants to,
I don't know, maybe show that they were more powerful or better,
or a funnier person, a more talented person, they might use these techniques
also to destroy an opponent or competition to you know, to get a job,
or to rise in fame or Yeah. Again, all this stuff is
pretty when you think about it's pretty common sense. Right, So when we
go over here to the interview, we find out that, and I've got
it all marked. I'm just going to play the brief clips here and we'll
talk about it. This isn't the only thing we're going to talk about.
We're also going to talk about other revelations this last week in regard to NATO
and Taylor Swift, individuals from NATO actually saying that they wanted to utilize Taylor
Swift for targeting misinformation right, because she's become basically bigger than Elvis and Jacko.
Basically, I mean, is she bigger than Elvis and Jacko? Or
is there no way to measure that? I don't even know. Only time
will tell on things like that, But I don't know how you could ever
be. I think those are the standard. Now. If you surpass that,
you're gonna have to do something really spectacular. She's she's Melvis. I'm
trying to combine Jacko with Elvis. She's Jelvish Elvis swiftly, Jelvis moving swiftly.
All right, So the first clip is six minutes in. He drops
a bomb early six minutes in, and I will I think I have to
have it linked anway if I don't have it linked on link this whole interview
here in a second. So, uh so the first bomb drops, they're
already like half a bottle or like he's already well into that, Kanya.
But Kanye West doesn't leave after that. I don't like, is that what
he should impression? No? I mean, honestly, I've never even I
remember seeing his stand up back in like the deaf comedy Jam Days, and
I remember him in uh, you know Friday as the Pimp Dude, which
he that's a funny character. But I've never actually watched his special, so
I'm not saying that. I I just I thought he was funny back in
the nineties, but I never really kept up with a lot of his stand
up after that, just because he wasn't ever on outlets that I was used
to. And I think now we can see why. Like he was probably
he kind of talks like he was sort of black bald. I mean he
basically what he says is that he understood the way that the Hollywood system worked.
He didn't want to be part of it, so he set up his
own way of doing things outside of that system where he could build a successful,
you know, touring stand up thing with other comedians and he didn't need
any of the Hollywood stuff and he did it right. So whether you whether
you like Kat Williams or not, that's pretty pretty wild in it was he
part of one of those troops like the the Hillbillies had won and then like
the black comedians had, oh you mean like bill Ingball ha stud and he
would travel the Boomer the Boomers comedy tour. Yeah, Boomer redneck comedy tour,
and then there was like he talks about, Yeah, he talks about
early on he was he was part of the Deaf Jam crew. But in
the interview he talks about how like even back then he kind of broke ranks
or he says something about that. Anyway, let's play this first clip here
about what was going on when he found out the way it really worked.
They switched off rolls. You take this and he what watch Super Bowl fifty
eight Sunday, February eleventh, Live on Ricky Smiley knows this. And I
don't know why he would lose a child and come on the air and start
lying, that's why people believe in rituals, right there is because well why
would he lie? I don't know why liars lie, but I can tell
you this. We auditioned in Los Angeles. Yes, So he's saying,
this is why people believe that Hollywood people are involved in rituals. And he's
talking about the context is booty things. Does that make sense? You follow
me? I was audition number two hundred and one, two one hundred black
comedians auditioned for the role of Money Mike with me, you're saying all two
hundred and one of us was auditioning, and you had already had the role
and had already shot the role in four days. The truth of the matter
is the money Mike in the original script got raped in the bathroom, and
that's what Ricky Smiley was okay with. So he's talking about the character that
he and came up with for Friday, money Might, who's like the pimp
dude. And he's saying though that the real story is that the character,
I guess was supposed to have something happened to his booty in the script.
But he's saying that this is what happens to the to the people that he
knows. Right he's saying that the people that he's in Hollywood with, this
is the rituals that they're involved in. And he seems to be saying it
was a little unclear because they're kind of getting buzzed right away. He seems
to be saying like they're putting it into the movies too, that this is
what they actually do. Is I think what his point was. I'm gonna
move up to the next part, which is about he just basically just says
that, you know, Cedric the entertainer got famous and he's not even funny,
and he's fake, is less than you the truth, don't need motivation.
I'm just saying, I can't let these dudes lie. Cedric sitting here
telling you why he ain't a movie star. He only looked like a wall
rich. You didn't say nothing. He can't even get his arms off his
stomach, sitting why I'm not it's a city. We never wrote anything,
remember when entertainers. So he's basically saying that Cedric became you know, quasi
I guess for stand ups a list right, And he's never written anything and
he's not funny at all. That's what he's claiming. So that's not a
big deal. But just the context is that there's you know, ritual's going
on. The entertainer's not funny, he's fake. Who's the one with the
eye like goes like that. I don't know. I haven't kept up with
deaf Jam comedian since this Jim, since the days of deaf Jam. I
can't picture. He's the dude that wears the hat the like the silk suit
and a top hat or not a top hat, but like not exactly a
fedora. It's more like a I don't know, like a like a that
guy. Oh okay. Anyway, so the next part, he says that
this one I didn't get. I don't really exactly know what he's talking about.
He mentioned that you're supposed to marry a weird white woman, and maybe
he's just making a joke. He's like, if you a black dude coming
up, you gotta marry a weird white woman. He said, they give
you one, they give you a weird way. I guess he means a
weird, light skinned, weird lady that doesn't do interviews and it's just always
like in the background. By the way, this has fifty one million views.
That's just on the main end, three hour, three hour interview,
right, there's other clips that all have like ten twenty views. This is
the only thing on TikTok. I don't know. So TikTok made this,
they broke it up, and it was the only thing on there for a
couple of days. Anyway, So here's the weird white woman part. Let's
see what he says. That's all. That's all I'm saying. I don't
have harbor any resentment to any of these to tease, because I can't be
jealous. I've never seen them have anything that I ever wanted. If you
sign up for their program, you get a light skin, weird face wife
that never do an interview. Listen in twenty years, won't do an interview.
Nobody never talked to her, and she's never been interviewed anywhere. And
he must be talking about somebody's wife. Maybe he means like Cedric entertaining.
They put pictures up on TikTok of the people's wives. Yeah, and so
they gave a bunch of examples about of what is he talking about, like
black stand up comedians that have white wives, not necessarily white like white skin.
I think is what he said. You get a weird, white,
light skinned wife. And I don't got nothing against these dudes. That's a
pretty good cat. You don't like my cat. I'm just now getting it
now to say that one person. What I'm I'm talking about, why Parson
I just told you applies to seven people. Oh seven people there you go.
So basically seven people in his circles that he knew of have had this
bizarre issue. And I don't know if this means like to just control them
or handle them. It could be could mean any of the compromise. Who
knows it could mean all these things? Right, So let's see all the
secrets are hidden by kW I don't know what that means. I wrote a
note. I don't know what my note means. Let's see what he's seventeen.
So let's see what he's saying at seventeen. If you want to be
on and yes, I know slow boy Whiteboard showed me the hack, and
I've already forgot where you put the T in the title to get the hack.
You can hack and not have ads on your videos if you know what
I'm talking about, but I forget where to put it. And your secrets.
So if you and a man was in a corn room doing something he
wasn't supposed to be doing, No, somebody come to tell me, Okay,
I gather that. I value that. I'll pay for that. Oh
he's saying he knows everybody's secrets. That's what he's saying. He says that
when the butt stuff happens, he hears about it, and he knows about
it, and he keeps those secrets. That's what he's saying. So he
knows every In other words, he knows everybody. This compromised and so presumably
he's dropping it on this video. I guess that's the point. Next he
says that he claims Kevin Hart was a plant. And here's let's hear his
reasoning why. He says, and we are going to a sold out Kendaheart
show. There being a line for him ever getting a standing ovation at any
comedy club. He already had his deals when he got here. Have we
heard of a comedian that came to LA and in his first year in LA
he had his own sitcom on network television and had his own movie called Soul
playing that he was leading. No, we've never heard of that before that
person or since that person. What do you think a plant is? So
I guess he's saying that he's basically totally created by the system. I've never
actually, I've never actually watched any Kevin Hart stand up, so I don't
even know what is if he's funny or what his stand up. I've seen
him in movies, but I don't know I can see where he's coming from.
Because in the all media world too, sometimes you get suspicious of people
just like come in overnight and they have you know, a million followers already.
Oh, we've seen that with many people in the all media. Yeah,
right, Like you've been in here putting in the hours and then suddenly
some goofball has a million followers out of nowhere saying the stuff that you said
ten years ago. That's every day in all media. Well, and think
about becoming a stand up comedian in LA Like you have to go to the
comedy store. People still your people steal your jokes, yeah, and you
have to show up and do your and like pay your dues for like yeah,
for years and years and years of doing stand and then people some goober
steals your jokes, right, which yeah, and then he suddenly gets there
and has Netflix specials and all that. Yeah. So that's why he's saying
that he's a plant. So I'm guessing he means that he's that there's dirt
or something. Right, So then he goes on to talk about selling your
soul. So let's use this kind again. The reason I'm planning this is
that he's he's a long train of a list people, a list stand ups
basically coming out as well as other actors actresses saying all the stuff that the
conspiracy world has said, right, I mean, and it's so it's not
true because Cat william says it. It's just another piece of evidence, another
witness attesting to the nature of the control system of how Hollywood works and how
it's like on lockdown. And it's basically just a big cult where people are
mind controlled and blackmailed and compromised. Is the point, right, So here's
what he says about, uh, selling your soul and then he's going to
talk about Hervey Weinstein until you say, we don't believe you, Like,
it's important in the checks and balances of the universe that liars not get to
make complete narratives for themselves. Are you not afraid about being blackballed? Again?
These are some power people? What do you mean again? These people
are not powerful. Satan can't create anything that includes blessings for his people.
That's why, you know what the number one job of somebody that saw the
Yeah, he's actually uh theologically spot on here, right, So like it
props to him saying the accurate theology here. I didn't expect the discussion to
go there when I was watching it, right, that was kind of like,
so, uh, yeah, that was that was a good point there.
And by the way, he has an interesting history where he was raised
Joas witness and actually realized it was a cult and like came out of it.
By Yeah, he basically had to leave his family, which if you're
a Joe's Witness and you leave, they basically excommunicate you and don't have anything
to do with you. So he's basically went to Florida and was just homeless
and then became a comedian. Right, So that's pretty that's pretty powerful,
you know, life story that he's got leaving that crazy cult and then and
yet he still realizes, you know, God's there, God's good. There's
a devil, right and and basically Holly was run by the devil, is
what he's saying. I want to remind you guys too that if you would
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can ask a question. That's done through the stream Labs link, which I'm
putting right now in the chat right there. So again, this is this
is like, you know, pretty big level vindication. This is if you
don't know, I mean, he's one of the most successful touring stand up
comedians out there. I mean he's he's been made made mega millions from his
you know, stand up tours over the years. I think he's done,
as he said, ten or eleven specials. I'm not that familiar with Kat
Williams's stand up, but I was really kind of surprised at where this interview
went and all the stuff that they say, because it really backs up a
lot of what we've talked about, what we've written books on. I mean,
Jamie's got two books that she wrote on Hollywood mind control. I wrote
two books on Hollywood mind control. So you know, this was when I
wrote these essays ten years ago, and many of these essays were written you
know, ten, even twelve, thirteen years ago that became the books.
Like you realize how how derided and laughed at and mocked we were. I
mean, Flip City sent me a temple hat. I've got my temple hat
from Flip City magazine. Shout out to Flip City, because they did they
did a special on you boy. So there's my temple hat from Flip City.
But look, hey, we were right, weren't we were? We
vindicated trying to figure out last night is it that way or this way?
And well I have a giant head because of all the computational power going on
there. So so this is where I store all the meanness programs to be
mean to people. So I need a large head for all that computational ram
So I think it goes like that. So there's my temple hat. My
book came out talking about Hollywood mind control A long ass a long gas time
ago, A long ass time ago. How was that? That's pretty good?
Pretty long even these were pretty long ago twenty sixteen, I mean seven
eight years, That's what I'm saying, right, And yet here we are
vindicated. Another famous Celebritata person comes out saying what we say, how about
Kat Williams, Jim Brewer tour and who oh, yeah, I forgot about
Jim Brewer. Forgot He's always on those He's also yeah, he's been saying
all kinds of conspiracy stuff of late. I think Alex has had jimber On.
I forgot about that. Yeah, I'd like to get jimber On.
I mean, by the way, Eddie Bravo, he counts as a famous
person who admits that a lot of what's going on is conspiratorial. So let's
go. Let's say the next all right, let's take this stupid thing off.
The next thing is, by the way, I want to remind you
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in the next a couple of weeks. So there's a reminder there. And
let's go back to the crazy Cat Williams interview. Now, see the next
thing you say. So he talks about selling your soul. That's the crazy
part I want to hear about selling your soul. And Harvey Weinstein, they
all do the same job. Why do you think Gary Owen k crossover?
And he already white and been in comedy for twenty five years. If what
I say ain't the case. It's a cabal a, it's a consortium.
They rock with who they rock with, and they don't with who they don't.
But I hate that he just said that. Literally, I hate that
George Carlin bit. I'm just so sick of it. I've been hearing that
George Carland since the nineteen nineties. Yeah, and it's been clipped and played
into oblivion by alternative media and the American dream because you have to be asleep
to believe it. Right, somebody made a really funny meme of like it
was like boomer nihilist man, and it was like, ah ha ha,
he's so funny Boomer nilists man, right, And it was George Carlin drawn
as a soy man. I showed you that. I thought that was a
funny meme. Yes, I know that George Carlin's point is true. I
just never thought George Carlin was that funny. My grandmother, for whatever reason,
she loved George Carlin. She thought he was like super funny. She
she had George Carlin like records. Back in the day comedians had records.
Yeah, goodbye the Steve Martin record and the George Carlin record. My grandmother
had the George Carlin record. I had comedians on CDs that you could buy
at the gas station. Everybody had the Adam Sandler CD back in the day.
Back in the nineties, we had like Pablo Francisco and John Pinnett.
And the last comedian CD I listened to was Mitch Hedbergs. Remember Mitch Hedberg's.
And that was like when CDs were really starting to like fade out.
They weren't doing CDs anymore. Oh, Dane Cooked in an age? Well
did he? He kept getting in scandals and I don't know. I don't
know about scandals. I mean I actually actually DM Dane Cook the other day
and I don't know if it's him replying or like, if it's somebody that
runs his Instagram. But I asked him if just out of out of nowhere,
he popped up on Instagram and it was a funny clip I don't remember
what it was, and I said, Hey, you want to do interview
sometime and he said something like yeah, shoot me your info, And of
course he didn't ever reply after that. Maybe he saw my info and he
was like, nah, I'm good, but what's I don't know what the
scan, what's the scandal? Just young girls much younger, like flirting with
younger people, trying to find okay. Yeah, you know, people for
a while hated on Dane Cook because they said he stole jokes, and I've
seen one clip that looked like it might have been a stolen joke. But
he was funny, and I thought I thought it was funny. I remember
his jokes years later. I thought Dane Cook was funny in the two thousands,
I didn't think he was. And he actually had some pretty good,
like anti Darwin bits. I thought those bits were pretty solid. I didn't.
Yeah, he makes fun of Darwinism, Like I was like, man,
that's pretty that's actually pretty bay for Cook. But I haven't kept up
with Dan Cook until he popped up the other day on Instagram. And yeah,
I think I think a lot of people at that level, you know,
they feel like, oh, I don't want to get involved with anybody
quote controversial, like you know this guy, who's this guy? What's this
guy? Oh Alex Jones, blah blah blah. You know what I mean.
That's why I'm so like impressed that people like Jamie Kennedy, you know,
were cool enough to hang out with us and do podcasts and anyway.
So let's get back to twenty Let's see the next comment is about Harvey Weinstein
anymore than you are when you lined up across from a superior team. Yeah,
on paper, they're a better team, right, they have all the
assets and resources that we don't. But let us get on the line,
boy boy, and see if that factors in. I guarantee you it won't
wow. Because Shannon Sharp got to be a different person than that other person,
absolutely, and he always was. That doesn't change when I changed teams.
That remains the same. That's how legacy. It was supposed to be
the Weinstein part. It supposed to be twenty two I was. So he's
saying that they took the shortcut, meaning like earlier. He means like the
Skittles compromise is what he said earlier before the thing came out. But he
offered all my people at there you go. That's what I was looking for.
So so there's Cat Williams on Harv Weinstein. Let's see twenty nine minutes
in. By the way, there was a video. Nobody will ever be
able to find this. I asked Sam Tripley about this one time, a
long time. I don't remember what it was, like a jump scare us.
There there was a clip on a documentary years ago talking about that the
top stand up comedians in the nineties and two thousands had a secret society.
It was a documentary that I've never been able to find again that I watched
about ten years ago, and it was like a TV show, like a
like a special where they were just interviewing comedians and it wasn't a joke.
They were being serious and that they said that there that there's a like a
it's not it's not like a a long lineage of like a thousand years of
a secret society. It's just a click that the top comedians have to ensure
that certain people don't get in unless they do certain things. And it structured.
The documentary is arguing like a secret society. Okay, right, And
so I've never heard anybody talk about this or mention it. I've never been
able to find that clip again. And now he's talking about this same type
of thing in this clip. That's what I'm trying to say this part,
thank you for these super chats. We'll get to the super chests here in
a second. This is an ad. I'm waiting for his his ad to
finish about draft Kings. Don't be doing no gambling just by bitcoin. That's
that's the best gamble you could ever do. So none of this, none
of this gambling just by bitcoin? Is he going on and on about?
It's an ad for draft Kings? So or here we go a prodigy?
So what was so? I mean with it? What was you upbringing?
How? How was it? How was life as Cat Williams crunk coming up?
Now that's not it. It's let me go back to here like that.
Why would I give you a pass if you were just gonna lie?
And so that's what I'm saying, Like they're all the groups Steve Ricky,
they've been a group. Everybody knows that they've been aligned and so Cedric entertainer,
Steve Harvey, Kevin Hart. I don't know who Ricky is. Who's
Ricky? And there are these alliances in comedy and if you stand against them,
then they sometimes have a problem. But we don't let that change the
content because that's all you know me for is that I'm quite likely to tell
the whole truth and nothing but the truth, So help me God. Yeah,
So that's where and that was him saying that there's these cliques at the
highest levels of of comedy. And I did an interview with TRIPLEI, uh
maybe three years ago, and it seems like he did say that that is
true. I asked him something about that, and I think he I think
he did kind of say, yeah, that's pretty much true. So that
seems to be the way, uh Tripley describes it as well. I haven't
I haven't actually asked Jamie Kennedy that, but Jamie Kennedy does back up,
as you guys know, the whole thesis that we've talked about that Hollywood is
a conspiracy in a mind controlled I mean, he basically basically was like,
yeah, you guys are right right. We both done interviews with Jimmy Kennedy.
We've been on his podcast, we did a live show with him.
We're talking about doing another one maybe in March. So that'll be fun if
we can make that work. So if y'all, if y'all would like us
to come back to Los Angeles and I can get more of that aids on
my neck when I landed, I was immediately scratching my neck. Get big
old whelps. Everywhere. I get something wrong with me. I think the
places of toxic. It's not me. But we had a blast in Los
Angeles last time we were there. I mean it was wild. Anyway,
Let's see the next clip is so you told me the comedy clicks. I
already talked about him being raised in a cult. Joe's witnesses. He does
mention too that he met Fara con and but he doesn't. He doesn't say
that he's presently involved in Nation of Islam. He says that he met him
and you know, he learned some things from him when he was younger.
I don't he doesn't sound like a person who still has the ideology of Nation
of Islam. It's not the same as five percent. I think they're the
same. Yeah. So Nation of Islam, for those that don't know,
is not Muslim. It's a cult based on a dude named Elijah Mohammad,
and the teachings of the cult have to do with like space, creature beings
and spaceships. I mean, it's literally nothing to do with Islam. And
yeah, Yakub right, so like black Hebrew Israelite stuff is similar to Nation
of Islam stuff, right, Yeah, they're not identical, but they have
some some overlaps that like Yakub created the white devils and that kind of stuff.
What sounds far out. No, it's a it's a legit like space
cult, like scientology, but it brings in the racial element. Yeah,
so people are fooled by Nation of Islam. It has nothing to do with
like the Qoran, and it's not like Islam. I don't know, I
don't know why. I think supposedly the story is that Elijah Muhammad, you
know, read the Quran or something in prison or something and converted. I
don't remember. I've done interviews with people that have studied it. If you
go back into my archives, we did. We did a Nation of Islam
episode maybe ten years ago. I don't remember all the details. But it's
always the same pattern that you always see with all the cults, space beings
and you know, racial purity, all that kind of stuff. Let's see
the next thing up. See he mentions I think Dave Chappelle here and Dave
Chappelle's comments the strongest candidate to be let's see. Yes, he says that
it had to do with putting the dress on right, like and people notice
this, you know, wait, a minute. How come all of the
people at a certain level, especially the black comedians, they make them wear
dresses and do all this weird stuff. And people started noticing that pattern.
And then Dave Chappello came on the scene and it was like, yeah,
they make us do this. I'm talking about that in like twenty fourteen,
was it Professor Griff? Oh I forgot about Professor Griff. Yeah he did
talk about that. Yeah, so yeah, yes, Alex interviewed Professor Griff
another like you know, famous rapper talking about, Hey, Hollywood is a
bunch of you know, mind control what he's some of the industry, rap
industry. Obviously it's no different, right or or especially you think that's sponsored
by somebody. Nobody did a good job. No, no, just just
the guy they're kicking around, just the one that might mentally not be all
there. He's the one picking the outfits, writing this guy's material, booking
the shows, making sure he gets there. He's the one hiring the other
comedians. He's but hey, I knew that that's the end goal. So
if that's the end goal and I'm there when I start, why would I
deva from that? Right? Remember? I I my goal was to get
this far in Hollywood and still have a virgin asshole. This is the spicy
part. This is where he talks about how a lot of the people that
you have heard of are compromised. Dave Choppe would have put a dress on.
And then this is like one is the is the hype part. I
can't play all five minutes of it, but I'm looking particularly for the part
where he talks about the eliminate confirnment. Man, it's crazy, I mean,
but you know somebody, Yeah, Now I've had to turn down fifty
million dollars four times, four times as much as I'm proving it, you
proved nothing. Why you think I speak with such clarity. I'm actually involved
in each one of these stories I told you about, right right, the
one comedian we've been sitting here doing this interview that you're holding very high regardless,
Dave Chappelle. Dave Chapelle walked away from fifty million. You said it
was more tell the story. That's right, you you really are the best.
So this is the part where he gets into the the eliminate confirm with
ludicrous proving it here today, as much as I'm proving it, you proving
it? You proving it? Yeah, that wasn't the thing. It wasn't.
People say that he lost fifty million dollars. No, No, that's
not even close to what happened to this dude. And until you understand what
happened to the dude, you don't understand what happens. Like now here,
he's talking about Dave Chappelle walking away. This is that's the that's the story
talking about right here. No not. They offered him fifty million and he
turned it down. Who's gonna turn down fifty million? Now? I've had
to turn down fifty million dollars four times, four times, just to protect
my integrity and that virgin hole I was telling you about it, right because
P Didd he be wanting a body and you gotta tell him, no,
you got to tell him no, I did. I did. See,
I got the receipts for everything I'm telling you. That's why. Now what
were we talking about in terms of mice? Right? Because he's saying that
P Diddy all of these people are involved in like you know, skittle stuff,
right? What was the mice here? Recruitment money, ideology, compromise,
the third of mice? Thank you, thank you because early on you
was accusing me of ben can't. Man, it's crazy. I mean,
but you know some of these people. Martin tried to put me in my
first dress when he had to go on this hiatus. He tell me,
Kat when I come back, I need you. You're my young partner.
You my brother in comedy when I come back, and just promise me Martin.
Now you're talking about Martin Lawrence, right, and he's saying that Martin
Lawrence tried to do this move on him where he was like, you're gonna
come into this movie with me, but you gotta wear a dress. So
you see, he's talking about the thing that Dave Chappelle talked about that they
make you put on a dress at my next movie. It'll be no good.
We're gonna do it together. We're gonna do some buddy cop shit.
I said, Martin, you got my motherfucking word, my nigga, go
do what you gotta do when you come back. I'm in your movie.
Don't trip. I don't need to see the script or nothing. You know,
we get in that office and this food pull out Big Mama's House too.
I almost died. Being a dimension that's never been comedians that play all
the different parts, like Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence and well he talks about
Tyler Perry. No, not him. Some of my guys did a podcast
and they mentioned Eddie Murphy crazy stuff. I don't know if that's true,
but I don't think that. I mean, it could you. I mean,
I don't think that there's a necessary connection between playing a lot of characters
and being skittles or whatever. But I mean certain comedians did seem to really
enjoy dressing up women, like like like miss I can't watch that movie like
the Clumps, and so it's just like that's the whole thing. Is that
turn off? Do you know? To talk you about the clumps the turd?
So I think of I don't know, Yeah, to me, it
makes me think of like because they're all crap fat and like but it's fake
fat. It's like fat suits and something about it is to me, it's
not funny. I mean, but who's the who's the media? Dude?
Didn't he just take that same model from Eddie Murphy and just do and like
there's so many fart chokes, like Grandma farting. It's no. I mean,
to me, it's terrible. I don't think. I'm sorry. I
didn't. I never liked missus doubtfire. I didn't think it was funny at
the time. I mean no, I don't know where's my audience coming from.
Missus doubtfire is not funny, the clumps is not funny, the turds,
the chunks anyway, So he says the Illuminati parts what I want.
Let's see two thirty six. Okay, I gotta go ahead, excuse me,
it's up to here. Two thirty six. Is this where it is?
Yeah, Luda invited to Illuminati thing for two hundred million dollars. Let's
see. Oh America, Oh gosh, Bloomer carnivore trading. All right,
I'm so sorry, and a man of God and humble and took the l's
he had to take and didn't. I did see it was trending, though,
But I ain't No, I don't, I don't. I ain't know
why I can. I don't. Let me go to this question right here.
All people that love the truth got to be happy if the truth coming
out and livees is getting exposed, that's just what time it is. Four
folks, are you related to Luda? Here we go no. So there
was a crossroads where we were both invited to an Illuminati thing and it had
to be one or the other of us and Ze, so it was both
of us. We were equal. One of us had to cut off all
their hair and couldn't do the sideburn thing no more with the points. And
the next person they said was going to get two hundred million dollars because they
were gonna pay him ten million a movie to do twenty movies. And that's
how the conversation happens. So I guess he means a party, like an
Illuminati orgy part. I don't know exactly know what he means by that,
but he basically says that it was between him and Ludacris, and I guess
he's talking about Fast and Furious because he goes on to say that this is
the franchise that was, like, I don't know, twenty however many freaking
installments of Fastius they've made twenty I don't know. But it's like, Chris,
I don't know how to do Ludicris, what do you mean? What's
this? What's his Fergie song where he talks about your shoe fetish? Like
maybe that one your shoe fetish lifestyles. So Robin Leech get jealous. Yeah,
anyway, I got enough letters, do you feish? I like your
impressions just better than mine. That one's actually funny. Both. Then he
goes on to talk about the political parties. Both of them are bad.
Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So the next scene, the next section,
he just talks about how politics is faking great anyway. So that was the
majority of the heated clips there. The admissions just yet another attestation to the
stuff that we talk about. It's actually not that crazy. It's pretty much
how Hollywood and the entertainment control system works. But He's He's not the only
recent revelation. Let's here's a clip from child actress Jeanette McCurdy this week.
She well, actually this is from a while back, but it got retweeted.
She was given money to talk about some of her experiences at Nickelodeon.
Let's see what she says. What I was going to cover a book by
her, I just got buried in the pile. Yeah, so here's one.
Let's see what she says. I just said, no, it's not
happening. That sounds like hush money to me, not doing it, not
taking it. And then I do remember leaning against I think I talked about
it in the book, but I lean against my bed, and I'm like,
well, shoot, that could have put my nieces through college, like
that was some good money. But I am ultimately proud of my decision there,
wherever it came from, even if it was informed by self righteousness.
I think that I think I did something that was really hard to do.
Oh my god, mix emotional. I'm proud of myself. Why why proud
of yourself? I think I've chosen a path of integrity. So I'm assuming
that the stories that she was abused at Nickelodeon. Yeah, the name of
her book is called I'm Glad my Mother died, So there must be some
big traumas that surround her about her mother and Nickelodeon. Oh wow, it's
the way her was she I'm not really familiar with her. Was she a
child actress at Nickelodeon? Yeah? Okay, now I'm looking for the Taylor
Swift NATO clip. Let's see where is that. Oh? Somebody asked if
Taylor Swift was a monarch, if she had any monarch programming. Well,
we know that her she comes from a failed to Reserve banking family. A
lot of people don't know that. Do you know that? Yeah? I
just talked about that on my street. Oh okay, well tell us about
was it her granddad? It was like her great granddad was the Federal Reserve
guy. And I have a whole stream. If you go to my page
on YouTube and go under lives it says Taylor Swift Rituals, and we have
a three hour stream. Okay, I think I've gone too far the other
way. So I had it. I had it on here and then I
went to that other clip. Should be okay, I should be right in
here. I think, no, come on now, Taylor Swift. Maybe
I should just search Taylor Swift NATO because there was actually a Fox clip that
was pretty good where they covered not just Taylor Swift, but it was Jesse
Waters. Did I send you that? I sent you that? Here it
is I found it. So here we goss the Sports Media Entertainment Atmosphere,
The New York Times speculated and last year's tour bro Tech the top GP fifty.
I mean, I like her music, She's all right, but I
mean, have you ever wondered why or how she blew up like this?
Well? Around four years ago, the Pentagon Psychological Operations Unit floated turning Taylor
Swift into an asset during a NATO meeting. Well kind of asset, a
psyop for combating aline misinformation. Lit. Now keep in mind, right her
hobby or boyfriend or whatever he is, he's like openly now pushing big pharma
stuff. Travis kelse, Yes, what all does she push other? I
mean, supposedly she didn't go along with this NATO thing, But I mean
they're all they're already assets for like the establishment, Like they don't need her
to be a specific agent to combat misinformation. I mean, they're essentially already
assets. But this shows you that what we're talking about is not crazy.
It's not conspiracy there, it's not far fetched. Pop stars have for a
long time been utilized by intelligence agencies, psychological warfare, social engineering strategies techniques.
This has just yet another piece of evidence confirming that you came here one
to understand how you just go out there and counter an information operation with the
idea is that social influence can help can help encourage or promote behavior chain so
potentially as like a peaceful information operation, I include Taylor Swift in here.
Because she's you know, she's a fairly influential online person. I don't know
if you've heard of her. Yeah, that's real. The Pentagon sy op
unit pitched NATO on turning Taylor Swift into an asset for combating misinformation online.
This is nothing new. In the nineteen fifties, the government strong armed Louis
Armstrong into doing propaganda tours across Africa. The CIA did the same thing with
jazz singer Nina Simone, except they did it without her really knowing. In
the seventies, Nixon listed Elvis in his war on drugs. They gave the
king a badge and named him a covert federal law enforcement agent. Michael Jackson
was tapped by Reagan using his song beat It and his public service campaigns against
teen drinking and driving. Michael Jackson, Let's not forget dang Me to the
Medical the Moment, the Winds of Change, all of which was a big,
fat CIA operation, as we've covered countless times. Not remember Elvis went
into Nixon's office and made him make him a d agent. Did you not
see the clip? He literally just said that, oh, where are you
apparently what are you thinking about? I don't know, he just literally just
said that. That's what reminded you. Good job, Jamie wait to stay
on point. And guys, if you would support the show via the stream
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And yes, thank you Jethro and to all the mods. So let's see
what it using his beat and his public service campaigns against teen drinking and driving,
Michael Jackson persuading miners not to drink anyway, So is Swift afront for
a covert political agenda? Primetime obviously has no evidence. If we did,
we'd share it, But we're curious because the pop star who endorsed Biden is
urging millions of her followers to vote. There you go. Sharon Links and
a boyfriend, Travis Kelty, sponsored by father and their relationships boosted the NFL
ratings this season, bringing in a whole new demographic. So how's the syop
going? Very well? We usual, Biden's not calling the shots because he
doesn't even know who Taylor Swift is. He's confused. You can say either
it's hard at getting a ticket to the Renaissance tour or or or for Brittany's
tour. She's down in. It's kind of warm in Brazil. Right now,
Former FBI agent Stuart Kaplan joins us. Now, Stuart, is this
feasible, Jesse? The deployment of a sy op in the United States in
this day and age is still illegal? The National Security law prohibits the deployment.
What now they they already what was that the Smith Act? Right?
So I thought it's now legal to do that, right, isn't that right?
We covered it for years on Buller Room, right, the Smith where
they made it legal to sy op the American public? Hmhmm, yeah.
So Smith wont Act was forbidding the what propagandazing in the American public with foreign
propaganda and then that was an act which FORBADA and then it was repealed under
Obama. Everybody in alternative media, from Alex Jones to Boiler Room to me
to I mean, we talked about it for years. I mean, it
was a huge thing back at the time. So I don't I'm not sure
why he maybe maybe it's illegal again now to do it. I don't know.
But this guy saying like acting like it's like it's still there. But
people in the chat, yeah, so they're they're right. People the chat
saying that's right anyway. So that's the essence of the whole thing. Now,
am I missing any other of the pop stars over the years who have
famously come out and admitted maybe we could find the Rose McGowan clip. Who
else has talked about it? You brought up Professor griff That was a good
one to remember. Who else celebrities that work with No celebrities that have admitted
that there is the stuff that he's admitting we've been covering today. So here's
Rose McGowan talking about Hollywood as a cultne Roseanne Great, yeah, exactly,
and Roseanne even talked about MK ultra. Let's see here that Well, it's
the same kind of coercive power structure that you were describing, you know,
and it operates in secrecy, and most people think that what happens in Hollywood
it's just that's Hollywood. It's over there, it's but it goes out to
the world, you know. It's the messaging system for our minds. It's
the mirror we're given to look into from such an early age, and it's
a really narrow group of people making these films, and so it's a mirror
that's really it's like a messed up mirror. Here's what you'res a man,
Here's what yours a girl, Here's what you'rs a woman, Here's what yours
a boy. And it twists your head and you have to be really,
really careful when you're there. And I think people need to be careful even
when they're casually watching movies or TV. Start looking at the information they're giving
you, not just in the lines. Like I was sent a script and
for no reason, the woman was carrying a laundry basket in every scene.
She never did the laundry. There was no washing machine anywhere around her,
but she was always had a laundry basket. Why well, I really like
that example. That was not a very good example because I mean, so
she's like fighting against the idea that women should be doing the laundry and some
sort of feminist thing. But I mean she's she's got the right idea that
Hollywood is like a bunch of you know, cult nonsense and creepers. I
mean she she comes from right children of God cults. So you know,
I don't I can't keep up with these people. One of them converted,
right, Yeah? Did she? I think THEO Vaughn had her on just
just recently. Did she say that that it's a cult or something. I
don't know. I haven't kept up kind of from darkness to light, so
basically right. Well, and of course I did the interview with Dorothy and
she claims that she was involved in the music industry satanism stuff. If you
go listen to the Dorothy interview that I did, Jim Carrey says some things
he kind of did. But then somebody said Tarren Manning recently did an interview
talking about the gold juice. Now, what were the people? What does
does this mean? A drink of chrome? Is that what we're talking about?
What is that supposed to be? I think that's what it's supposed to
be. She said that they offered it to her and said it was like
immortality and you'll have everything you want. They offered it to her twice and
she turned him down. So is it symbolic for selling your soul or is
it an actual thing? Like he doesn't know what was in there. Nobody
knows really. Uh. I was like, remember or miss when that was
a thing. Yeah, somebody said, cousin Eddie. Yeah. I mentioned
Randy Quay at the beginning Star Wicker's Yeah, mel Gibson for a long time
absolutely has said Hollywood is corrupt. I don't think I played that clip in
a while though, where it was actually an old nineties clip of mel Gibson
where he says that it was dark. He realized back at the time it
was dark demonic forces. See if you can find it here it is.
I think this is it. No, that's not Christopher walking here, it
is this is it? You know. I had a bunch of weird parents
about what the town was going on, because there was lost stuff I couldn't
understand, and nobody was really bothered to explained to me. And I formed
a bunch of opinions about the town and about the people in it that were
like, surely that couldn't be, because a whole place can't be like,
you know, weird town. You know, where the stranger wanders in and
all the people are in the bar and they all shut up when he looks
at him, and they tell you don't go out of the house on the
hill, and it's like that, and then you go away and you think,
no, I was wrong. I mean, that's insane thinking. I'm
paranoid. I imagined that stuff that couldn't be the reason for why so and
so was acting like could it? And then you find out later on the
track that you are exactly on the track a lot of this stuff, not
specifically on the track, but that you could that some of your worst nightmares
were real at the time, and you think no. He came to see
me on a rooftop in New York. I said, hey, can I
Can I talk to you? And he said sure. He floated in sideways
through a crowd of people. He was wearing black and it was like one
of those old vampire movies where they don't walk but they glide. And he
was a dancer, you know, so he has very he's very you know,
graceful, and he moved sideways and he just sat down on a chair
next to me, and it kind of frightened me. And he's a very
smart guy. And we started talking and I didn't, you know, say
much of anything about reading the script. Nothing. I just started talking about
the Middle Ages and he began to talk tortures, and we swapped tortures because
I'd read this book on torture and I tried to recall some of the most
heinous things I'd ever read in this book, and he was like, oh
oh, and he'd try and top it and it got and my assistant was
there and he left because he couldn't stand it anymore. The air had turned
cold, and then he left, and I wanted to leave and want So
he's talking about the scenes in Brave Heart right where William wallaceon Er goes torture,
and he's saying, I guess he's talking about some producer, right,
and the producer seemed to be into it, that's what he's saying, and
he was getting scary. There's a producer, I know, successful producer.
I will not mention names, but his whole opinion about women on film,
from beginning to end is very brief. He says, women on film,
either negati or dead, both is better. And it's like, so,
it sounds like a lot of those people are into probably Nick nick Cage eight
millimeter movie stuff. I think that's what mel Gibson's getting at. And there's
other clips to this interview where he basically says that this whole domain of people
out there in Hollywood, it's pretty dark. So I assume if you've seen
eight millimeter then that that would be my guest as to what he's talking about.
I'm not talking about Nick Cage hmself. I'm saying that Nick Cage in
that movie plays a detective investigating a thing that ends up being elite s n
U F F stuff. So it sounds like what he's talking about here.
Actually, I had not actually heard this part of this interview. I'd heard
the other part of the interview where he just basically says that I realized the
Hollywood was really darkly movie to Lost Highway. Remember he was the director.
Yes, Lost Highway seems to also make this point correct, good point.
Somebody in the chat made a point too, I've already forgot. Oh yes,
everybody forgets the Angelina Joe Lee clip. So there's the clip that got
leaked, remember that about ten years ago where she appeared to be kind of
drunk or stoned or something, and she's talking about being at an event and
the sc X you Will ritual that she was involved in. Yeah, that
s e x B DSM stuff basically, But it had but it was a
specifically in the context of a ritual. But that video, that clip has
been basically like erased from the internet. Right, But I haven't forgotten it,
and it's probably on I don't know, it's probably on Rumble or bit
shoot right, Pembers. Uh, let's see if we can find I'm not
gonna play it because I'm sure you two won't allow that to play. But
everybody forgets this. I think if I had to bet on it, I
think this is real. What she's describing is it's not it's not bs right,
And nowadays it's a lot like when you when you show people this kind
of stuff, they're like, well, yeah, of course Hollywood's dark and
degenerate, de prayed. But we were saying all of this way before Epstein
stuff came out, right, So now that Epstein and all that has come
out, people are like, well, yeah, of course, but that
it was true a long time ago, right, And when you talked about
it ten fifteen years ago, nobody was receptive to this. Everybody was so
just rude and dismissive and just you know, went after you personally for talking
about this kind of stuff. But no, we've been spot on. We
were right all along about all of it, and it's it's even worse than
what we say. So uh, yeah, here it is. So I'm
not going to play it, but she says that when she was twenty three,
she was at a event at a ritual party type thing, and yeah,
you can go look up the video there for yourself if you want to
look into that. I'm not going to play it on YouTube because it's not
They're probably not gonna let me play it. But that's just another of many
examples of admissions from you know, high level people. Right now. I'm
not saying that it's true because a high level person says it says that.
I'm just saying that they're just they're evidences of what we're talking about. Now,
anybody else think of any other clips that are relevant or people that we've
forgotten. By the way, that's an interesting point you're making about George c
Scott because we just watched fire Starter and George c Scott plays a Phoenix Program
assassin killer who likes to kill children. That was really bizarre, right,
if you've seen Firestarter right then Drew Barrymore x men Mutant Kid thing from Stephen
King right from nineteen eighty four. Let's see, I didn't know that,
so I didn't know there was a George George c Scott that was goofy,
and you're saying that he's in a movie hardcore and that's basically eight millimeter interesting.
So I'll have to check that out because that's very relevant. Yeah,
so he gets into the under belly of l A. Yeah, it sounds
exactly like he's a Calvinist row. Yeah, that's interesting plot. I'll have
to check that out. But yeah, if you watch Firestarter, he plays
a person who likes to kill kids and more. So. Yeah, a
lot of a lot of crazy stuff in fiction. I'm not saying George he's
got evil. I don't know if he did anything evil, but someone said
Isaac Cappy. Yeah, of course, you know Cappy a lot. He
made a lot of accusations. I don't know if all of the accusations and
can be substantiated, but he did seem to pass away early. What about
Matthew Fox. Matthew Fox, I mean not Matthew Fox, Matthew Perry.
Matthew What did Matthew Perry? He was saying some weird things about I don't
know, I don't know about did a whole thing on friends in Matthew Perry
and t Rcker like Bob Staggett. Maybe, Oh yeah, well, Bob
Saggatt appears to have had head wound if you saw that, so it looks
like maybe Box I have no idea why or what he would have been involved
in. Oh mcauay Halkin has said some things. Yeah, and of course
there's Corey Fellerman. You know, so a lot of a lot of people
have come out and said stuff. You know, not all of it is
obviously substantiated, but yeah, exactly, We've had a lot of Hollywood whistleblowers.
I guess you could call them guys. If if we've forgotten anybody,
let me know. Oh yeah. You know. The weird thing about Anne
Hash a lot of people don't know is that one of her last movies she
was actually making conspiracy movies. She was in a movie about c H.
E. M. Trails. Uh did you know that a lot of people
don't know that. So, and she seems to have I guess broken up
with Ellen. Yeah that was a long time ago, right, but I'm
saying that in the story about what happened to her. A lot of people
have said that Ellen is kind of crazy. Yeah, so definitely in the
villain Hollywood Villains, which is kind of funny. And of course everybody knows
that she sat up on her gurney, But now do we know of her
doing anything crazy like saying anything about Hollywood people. I mean, she seemed
to have had a kind of problems obviously. That lady who just made the
documentary died. I think it's called Toxic Skies. Is the conspiracy movie that
she was in not too long before she passed away. Yeah, that's it.
So so she so actually so this is actually nine years ago, but
still so she is in some interesting conspiracy films and then has a curious passing.
What were we gonna say, I don't know, Oh, the lady
who made that documentary about Tiff and Hollywood died. I don't know what you're
talking about me, but I'm looking for more so for like Hollywood famous people.
Right, you mentioned Roseanne's another good one. Roseanne talked about m Kiltrow
like she was talking about M. Kiltro on RT like ten years ago.
It was crazy. So yeah, quite a few again Hollywood people end up,
you know, and again like we had some really wild conversations with Jamie
Kennedy because you know, Jamie has been inside Hollywood for a long time,
you know, since the nineties. He was, you know, at the
top of the list for billing you know, in the late nineties, early
two thousands, a lot of hit films, one of the best, probably
the best sketch comedy show of all time What I Can't Remember? And you
know, you know, Jamie basically backed all this up as well. Did
uh did Norm McDonald ever come out with anything about Hollywood being gross? Alison
mack is another example, like she, I don't she wasn't a whistleblower,
but yeah, she's a great example. The Nexium cult is another Hollywood cult
that ended up getting oh Vivian Kubrick. Vivian says, yeah, that was
the comedian with the I remember Bernie Mackay think, well, Bernie mack passed
away. Was there anything suspicious? No, that was just what I was
trying to think about, right. So we got several super chats. Let's
get to some of the super chats here. We got Curious Frog. You
want to read that now, let me read that. So I don't so
people are like the the s guy Adam King says he wants to debate you.
So I think somebody somebody asked him on that show if he would debate
me, and he was under depression that that was me asking to debate him.
Never heard of that dude, don't know who he was. Uh.
And I've already got a debate schedule with Jake, so not at the time.
Maybe down the road I can arrange that kind of a debate. American
Squad two dollars, so I have a Muslim debate all rescheduled. Great.
It takes a lot of time and effort to study specific stuff like Muslim metaphysics.
America squid word two dollars, great stream, You're awesome. Do you
guys think that you would win in an eight mile rap battle as long as
it's not an eight millimeter rap battle? Right? No, right, he
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Stephen Michael eleven dollars. Does Taylor Swift show any signs of monarch mind
control? I'll ask Jamie because she just did a stream on this. Yeah.
I go to my channel and go click on your lives and it says
Taylor Swift rituals. And we talked about that for like three hours almost.
Well again, if she comes from a Federal Reserve banking family, to me,
that would be Jamie Swift. Ye, Jamie, what was Elvis?
Jelvis? Yeah, Jelvis right, look at that. The fourth thing that
comes up is Taylor Swift. So what was your what's your thesis? Can
you tell us? Or do you want? Do we have to watch it?
You have to watch it? Okay? So she says you gotta go
watch it, bro, sorry, Steven, you gotta go watch it?
Yes, so well so, and not trying to be dismissive, but it's
just that she did a whole, big, long live stream and I'll give
you my opinion on it. To me, it doesn't look like she's necessarily
an MK Ultra project creation because I think that she's young enough that her whole
generation, her whole ethos is already I mean, she's already pushing Biden and
like NATO's stuff without even having to be a NATO asset, So like NATO
doesn't need her and the skittle stuff pushing well with her boyfriend pushing basic stabby
stuff, so like she doesn't need to be I mean, if the if
the culture is already MK culture, we don't have to have like Mayne controlled
pop stars to control the culture. Like it's already been successful. That's so
that's my take on it. But that's actually a good question. Man.
We've got several more super chats. And while we go to this brief interlude
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I will link it in the chat for you. Guys are here, and
you just did what Zone theory? What was? What was? I know
Zone Theory is a Tim and Eric skit, but what was your Zone Theory
video about? It was about all of the cringy New age eras that I
went through when I was learning about magic and watching things like The Secret and
what the bleep do we know? And zeke I and law of attraction and
those weird guru. Yes. So I was just walking you through my thought
process of somebody who's those weird gurus. That sounds like that sounds like a
comedy trip. Yeah, our TV show or a band. Yeah, those
weird gus, you had, those weirds. Their later stuff is so much
better than the early stuff. Abraham Hicks and bash Are and just all the
kooky things that people. Well, you didn't believe alien stuff, but you
you had what you believe in the alien stuff. Yeah, I don't know
that aliens. Okay, so look, hey, we all have periods of
believing weird stuff. Yeah. And a lot of people got mad at what
I was saying on Twitter today. I'll just mention that. So the point
was not, oh, I want to have dirt on somebody's past life.
There's all kinds of like past life dirt that everybody has. Everybody has.
You know, you were talking about New Age stuff. I mean I was,
you know, I've got sins that I've committed in my past life.
Sure, But the point was that certain people who have spent many years critiquing,
attacking, subverting, going against what I do. What I talk about,
the stuff I do. Those people are not goodwill people. And so
at a certain point, when you know, the meming against what I do
gets to a certain point, I do reply. And if I reply,
it's not because I just want to make a person feel bad. And no,
I actually believe that that individual is subverting. And you know, maybe
he thinks he's sincere, but a lot of the stuff that he's talking about
and the stuff that he's doing is not helpful. And so there's no such
thing as a anyagram promoting Orthodox life coach. It just doesn't exist. There
are the spiritual advisor, your spiritual fathers, your life coach, not some
anyagram promoting weirdo. And so I'm not gonna put up with that kind of
person consistently trying to subvert and undermine and come against the stuff that I do
and that I talk about. And then all the sort of overly pious people
that are I could believe, who would ever dare to say such a thing
about someone? Yeah, give me a break, come on. I mean,
the point here is that those kinds of people are the ones that are
a problem in the Orthodox world. And if you can't see that, I
don't know what to tell you. I mean, if you don't want to,
if you want to lose your discernment, and if you want that kind
of a person life coaching your teenagers, because if you look at the tweets
that I put up up, I mean he's giving life coach advice to teenagers
struggling with gender dysphoria. And the stuff that he says isn't Orthodox, and
so everything I said I was. Everything I said was completely correct, and
people were like, well, would just come out and do this. This
guy's been opposed to and undermining the stuff that we do for at least five
or six years. It's not like this just happens in a vacuum. All
I just suddenly got mean on the internet. This dude's been there doing that.
He used to be in the Discord in twenty eighteen. He left because
I was mean. Never did anything directly mean to him until he decided that
debating was not masculine. If you look at his tweets, it's all soy
stuff. It's all him saying that that there's no such thing as what conservatives
called masculinity. It doesn't exist. There's no such thing as femininity and Orthodoxy.
We can be androgynist monks are not androgynists. It's this crazy stuff.
And the guy himself is not fit for because of his own life choices to
be a priest, not fit to be a priest because of my life choices.
And I don't even want to. I don't have no desire for that.
I don't want to be anybody's spiritual father advisor. I'm not anything like
that. But certain people crave that kind of power and they crave that kind
of prestige. And so if you have those proclivities in your past life,
that then prevents you from being a priest, and something like gender dysphoria skittles,
that can prevent you from ever entering in the priesthood. So when people
have that kind of a situation, then they're tempted with becoming a life coach,
a self appointed type of person. That's when it's dangerous. And that
was my whole point, And that's exactly what I demonstrated by showing the kind
of advice that this person gives. And I've not seen anybody explain or show
how this guy is a life coach who has the blessing of any actual Orthodox
person to do it. So you can go look at the tweet where he
says all the stuff that I'm talking about. So that's what the stupid drama
on Twitter was about. Let's see s l I D A six seven D
three seven A five dash five eight O five dash three nine e five dash
since three dollars and says, can you do an interview with Jack Cruise?
Is that Jack Cruise? That makes me think of Tom Cruise? Is that
the boomer scooter guy, Tom Cruise? To Tristan interviewed Jack Cruise, he
knows some stuff. You would have an interesting conversation between the two of you.
You could teach him some stuff as well. Tristan and Jack cre I
don't even know what Jack Cruise. It makes makes me who's the boomer scooter
guy? Right? Remember you know I'm talking about no from the old commercials.
You never know my references. It's so funny. I'm just talking basically
to myself. Right in the nineties, the ads will come on TV or
in the two thousands for h Tom Cruise, And that was the funny thing
that everybody was joking because his name is Tom Cruise and he's the guy that
sells the scooters. They're not actually called boomer scooters. By the way,
Uh, it's not that Tom Cruise like Jazzy's. Like the old people ride
Jazzy's. Aren't those called Jazzy's. I covered it in my boomer scooter video
where I was actually like an idiot. I found the actual ad and his
name is like Tom Cruise with a K. Here it is vampires, boomer
scooters, and Vietnam vets. Yeah, here's the ad right here. Radical
Mobility Scooter. Okay, they're also called rascals and Jazzy rascals, but the
guy who would come on the ad was Tom Cruise Radical Mobility Scooter. Okay,
it's an extreme title for something that you're gonna sell to elderly people.
But whatever, well does it mean? It doesn't mean cool radical, it
means like radical in the sense of like extreme mobility. It's still not pulling
up the stupid freaking' ad. It's one in order to get Tom Cruise radical
Rascal, not radical Rascal. Okay, well, I can't read. I
got boomerays so rascal and his name is Tom Cruise. Nobody remembers this,
yeah right here, let me would be like giving up. Then one day
I realized all the things I was missing out party, graduations, even hobbies.
I like radical mobility scooter better better? Do you call me that rascal?
J No, you can win a rascal this this isn't Tom Cruise though
I can't. You never know my jokes. I'm just talking to myself.
Do you never know my references? Does anyone in the chat remember Tom Cruise
and it was like spelled with a K right mobility scooter. Let me see
if it's like Tom k r U s E right hover around Tom Cruise.
He's even got his own channel. Look, Tom Cruise is channel. I
told you working incorporate research. Where would you go? The channel is all
of Tom Cruise's cover round commercial. If you've had a hover round power chair,
the Statue of Liberty, the Grand Canyon, It's all possible with a
hover around. Hi, I'm Top Cruise inventory founder of hover Around. We
say to see the world we need today and get improved mobility because of Cruise
unmatched comfort. This is so comfort sometimes I don't even realize that I'm in
the chair. Bro, you ain't old enough for a mobility scooter. Neither
is this woman. This office ant me. Hover Round gives you real independence,
So call now to receive a free hover round. Boomer scooters and vampires.
Oh my, if you didn't see this video, this was an overlooked
video. Vampires and boomer scooters and uh Vietnam vets. Right anyway, thank
you guys. What's your next stream? What are you doing next? Tomorrow
night we are premiering Top ten Things that you Don't Know about Freemasonry, and
then next week we're having Benny Wills. Oh yeah, shout out to Benny
Wills. Haven't talked to Benny in a long time. He's a cool guy.
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want to leave us with. In terms of Hollywood mind control and compromise operations,
we thought of three more names, Kanye, Oh, h Nicole and
Britney Spears. So everybody, of course remembers Yeay's rants and breakdowns and discussions
of his trainer and Pastornak and the program threats. They're the reprogramming and his
Titanium rangers. Britney's breakdowns. I think Britney's breakdowns really demonstrate the thesis at
least that she was used by people and that her conservatorship was a way to
really control her make sure she gets back into these rehabs where you know,
basically, I think she's just a lifelong victim of the music industry mind control
system, do you think? And then that's why we see, you know,
a lot of her sort of manic behavior on a daily basis. Amanda
Vines, I forgot about Amanda Bynes having a breakdown. Anna Nicole Smith also
had a similar mind control sort of breakdown. I think you could even argue
Marilyn Monroe appears to have been right, yeah, one of these, because
you know, she was she at the least was used by organized crime and
other groups to get dirt to be part of mice a right to be the
compromise presidents as well. So she seems to have been basically a honeypot for
different people. This is what I gather, and it looks like she was
taken care of. So you know, star whacking is a real thing.
It exists. Doesn't mean everybody is star whacked, but you know, there's
a lot of these suspicious cases that I do think point in that direction.
People say, maybe Amy Winehouse. You know, you could look at the
Viper Room River Phoenix, Right, these are our cases. Maybe Heath Ledger,
maybe even Jacko Whitney Houston might have got star whacked. Britney Murphy I
think might have got star whacked. Anybody else that might have got I bet
you more of than we would know of these Hollywood deaths. I just said,
yeah, I bet you a lot of these Hollywood deaths were not just
overdoses. I think that a lot of the people are probably being taken care
of. All Right, thank you guys so much. Everybody, have a
good night. God bless