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too early. You're coming in Hoffman. That's what makes me laugh the most.
We'll get to that. I'll give you guys my rabbit's food. I'll
give you guys my awesome based p p p ps ps PSH. They're a
little PSH on there later on. I'm sure Bla in the chat is a
familiar fan of p s H. You have a new impersonation and it came
out really good. Thank you. We'll get to that later when we have
a little bit of time, when we get to part three and they even
have the scene ready to go, so you can test me and see if
my uh P s H is up to part We don't. We don't want
that. We don't want psh's face covering your pretty face. Look you look
nice. Um, no, not yet. So if you remember, there
is a great scene that we had a lot of fun actually rewatching this whole
series. Um, what did you think were watching it? How many years
that have been for you? Um? I hadn't even seen the last ones,
so I was not even caught up. But I enjoyed going all the
way back to the nineties because this was nineties Blockbuster, isn't the first one
was? I remember? Yeah, junior year of high school, and I
remember going to the movies and we were really excited to go see it.
Yeah, uh, Tom does all these stunts scoot over this? I think
there we go. That's one of the most impressive things about this whole franchise
is the silly stunts, and they get more over the top two. Yeah,
that's the unfortunate thing with spy movies and action movies that you have to
always outdo the previous installment, so the stunts have to be more and more
outrageous. And if you type in dead reckoning, you'll notice that old Tom
Koma over there is busy promoting the entire scene of a giant motorcycle. I
mean it's like he builds, like you said, a mini village on top
of a mountain, on top of a mountain like Swedener, Norway or somewhere,
and he trained for like a whole year to jump off of this giant
superstructure on a motorcycle with a parachute. And I mean, to me,
I'm confused. Why does it take? Well? I guess they had to
get the wind. It's crazy, right, maybe we should watch all the
conditions had to be perfect, like the perfect amount of misty clouds and sunlight.
That's right. He wanted the visible scenes to be perfect. And so
I don't know about the first one, but Tom Cruise has this thing where
he will only do his own stunts. Right. Was this the one where
he's on top of the train. This is the train one, but a
lot of that train sequence is CGI. Okay, so it's nineteen ninety six
CGI. Brian's a Palmer. So they all have different not all of them,
but some of them have different directors and they come out differently depending on
It's like the second one is pretty goofy, more more frying, right,
so literally birds more buta fry. Yeah. So the if you remember in
face Off, we have the doves flying across the church shootout with Nick Cage
and Um John Travolta, right, and Nick Cage has his two golden guns.
Yes, that's classic John Woo and John we really like the slow motion
action sequences that are completely ridiculous. But he also likes slow motion. Um
like meaningful moments between lovers goes into slow motion, right, like when they
do the tom Komu Tokyo drift, the okay, the kume Eo drift,
the Tommy O drift where it's him and Thandy Newton and they're like they're have
this glance of love as their two cars ending off of a cliff of a
cliff. Yes, okay, so right, So you were saying the different
directors. There's there's the Diploma, and then there's John wou and then we
get the phase of JJ Abrahams which is which is relevant to the CIA consultation
on Hollywood because that's one of the classic examples of it. And I'll show
the book here in a second where that's discussed. But we should go ahead
and get into this because we have all of these installments to get through.
Welcome everybody, if you would hit like a shared We're gonna go through the
entire six installments today in anticipation of Tom Komb's new release do It. Yeah,
that's the extent of my Tom Kum impression is just him giggling and doing
the thing that he does with this with is with his smile. Um.
But there's also a lot of interesting uh intelligence overlaps connections via the cruise ethos,
isn't there right? We all think of the scientology. Obviously he's a
huge promoter of scientology. We know the scientologies has a lot of connections to
um shadow security state elements as we as we shall say, um. But
I wonder if you know all of this training, you know, might it
have other uses for Tom? I mean, well we just learned yesterday.
He's also a pilot. Yes, he can do his own stunt, air
stunt. He does his own air stunts. Again, he's a character,
which is I mean pretty impressive. Actually, I mean it's pretty impressive.
I'm not into his ideologies, but it's pretty impressive to do all that stuff
that's wild. Yeah, And is he just like one of remember in the
nineties when they started pushing extreme sports and then they had the new phenomena of
adrenaline junkies. Yeah, is he just an adrenaline junkie or it could be
all thanks to scientology. I'm not thanks to it, but like maybe it
pushes you to be chase things like that, like extreme experiences. Well they
might have a very positive thinking kind of approach too, I don't actually know.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. Every movie has certain things. What we'll
touch on which carry over which is Tom running fast? He's he has the
perfect Runners posture. Yeah, gotta have a scene. Yeah. I mean
the only person that runs more movies is Liam Neeson's Basically all of his previous
movies are Liam Neeson running. That's it. So he's Ethan Hunt in all
of these movies. And you said, that's kind of like e Howard Hunt.
Yeah. Ethan Hunt is based on the real world black ops figure from
the CIA, E Howard Hunt, most famously associated with by his own confession,
the JFK event, so e Howard Hunt, but he also ties into
a lot of other you know, classic CIA black ops and that kind of
stuff. And his son, Saint John Hunt, both of whom have been
on with Lord Baltimore. By the way, Lord V has interviewed both e
Howard Hunt and Saint John Hunt over the years. In fact, Alex went
and talked to E. Howard Hunt on his deathbed when he was talking about
JFK, and nobody cared about it except Lord Baltimore and Rolling Stone. That
was it. So that's who Impossible Mission Force is based on. It's also
obviously an old TV show that's kind of goofy. It is goofy, but
it's from the sixties, right, So it's a sixties spy show. For
whatever reason, the nineteen sixties spy shows were everywhere, probably for the popularity
of bond Um. So you got copies of bond you get the Saint,
you get Mission Impossible, you get the Avengers, all these TV shows capitalizing
on the spy craze in the nineteen sixties in the Cold War something. They
use a lot in these movies as the fake hotel room. So this movie
starts out in the fake room. Ye, square trump lips, do it,
deipness, you're a discubated, You're really discubated. The square is your
key pression. Yes, the square square lips is the key to the trumping
pressure. Anyway, Um, where were we talking about? Why don't they
take rooms? Fake news? Oh? Fake fake rooms. Yeah, this
is a gag they really love. I don't know if this is in the
old show, but I do know the old show that they love the pull
the mask off, right, the Scooby Doo pull the mask off at the
end. It's almost Scooby Doo level in Mission Impossible. They love masks in
this franchise. Masks are the key to a lot of the plot twist in
this um, but they also love the trope of the firm or your handler
betrays you, your boss betrays you, and you have to go. Every
boss betrayed me, every handed betrayed me. You do Tommy Whizz really good?
Everyone betrayed me exactly. Yeah, So basically Tom Cruise is Tommy Whistle
as perpetually betrayed. Yes, and in this one it is John Voight is
the betrayer. He is the handler, the boss of the team. And
the whole thing is the knocklist, which is the list of all nonofficial cover
agents. Right, so it's gonna be exposed. They're gonna lead who all
the agents are. And uh, this is a really good movie. I
think. I think that just on a film perspective. Back in the nineties,
I remember everybody was really, really into it. It was a fun
experience at the movie theater um and I remember being a little confused with a
plot because it was, you know, I was probably I was probably puffing
doobies in high school, and I didn't know, you know, what was
going on in the movie. But I thought it was a lot of fun,
and then watching it later you start to realize, oh, okay,
so this is dealing with you know, actual CIA operations. Didn't think Hollywood
do this. Though. In Afghanistan, like a couple years ago, some
kind of list was exposed and everybody was exposed. There have been multiple times
where a list of agents has been publicized on the internet or exposed as part
of the reason I think that they were mad at Asge. I think a
SNGE at one point talked about this. Anyway, there have been instances of
this. Yes, so I don't know what this is based on from the
nineteen nineties, but go ahead and read where are We at? Well?
The first one features Ameilio as a hacker man nineties hacker gear, and he
doesn't last long. He has an untimely elevator demand because of the betrayal,
so he can't control the elevator and the other guys controlling it. John voy
is and he remember and John Boy is another interesting character because of course he's
appeared on Fox News as a conservative for so many years, I mean a
Fox News quote conservative, but is the father Angela and Joelie who clearly openly
has had, you know, connections to being CIA trained via Melissa Melee for
the movie Salt, and also with being an open member of the Council Form
Relations, so we know that, you know, she's directly working with and
tied to various intelligence agencies and operations and their movie tomb Rator together well and
tomb Rat. It's just interesting because they do reference specifically the Illuminati, right,
and it's the British. It's located at the British I think naval or
college or something like that. That's what they call the Illuminati. Somebody said
sweet cream rules everything around me. I'll take that. I'll take that.
Yeah, So Berry's in Cream is, of course nowadays, looking back,
what Jamie was talking about when she got to laughing so hard and couldn't control
her giggles, I had no idea what Berry's in cream was, and so
when she called it sweet cream, it was even more confusing, which added
to the humors. Sweet cream will never die. That's like the funniest inside
joke of her. They all love that now, so um okay, yes,
Emilio Estevez Um, Yeah, back to me, got squished. Tom
is in what is that word? Kiev? Okay, Well, this is
odd because a lot of what's going on is relevant to kind of the news
now, right, because he's in Kiev. TV show mentions what the Church
Committee Okay, that's the CIA's investigation, and I mean that the Senate,
the congressional investigations into the CIA's covert operations under Frank Church, including you know,
assassination, sabotage. William Colby was there being questioned the heart attack gun.
That's that's from that you said, hidden in plain sight. Let me
see I wrote the notes on those one she can't readoute my doctor's handwriting.
So yeah. So Tom Kumba is in Kiev, and this is taking place
when Soros was beginning to set up the Color Revolution, the Orange Revolution in
Kiev in the nineteen nineties. So I began in nineteen ninety four. This
movie comes out in nineteen ninety six. So it's just it's just interesting to
me that, you know, Hollywood hides in plain sight a lot of these
things that the CIA is up to. The CIA hides a lot of things
in plain sight in Hollywood. So they actually referenced though hidden in plain sight
in the movie. So that's that's something that isn't out of nowhere. It's
actually in the film itself, hidden in plain sight. So the TV mentions
that, and I think I culture comes up too, right, because there's
a weird scene where Tom Komba is dressed up as a governor and he's on
the Senate floor, and that's for a fake news sequence, right. They
did that in another one too, They had a whole fake apocalypse. Yes,
in the last one Fallout, they have to deceive a nuclear t E
R R I S s terish nuclear, terish nuclear nuclear nuclear. Remember he
says that nuclear nuclear nuclear nuclear, it's nuclear, and he says nuclear.
But he has to deceive a guy through giving the impression that the cities have
been nuked and then he's ready to tell him you know, why he did
it? Who whose connections are his handlers and all this stuff. But the
weird part about that scene is that it's all faked and gray and staged and
wolf Blitzer's in the movie. He walks in and reads a few lines and
turns out of Simon Peg wearing a mask. Anyway, so this movie also
features microchips, which again very far ahead in terms of um micro dots.
Did it have? Is that the second one? Maybe I'm thinking of the
second one, but there is a no. I'm sorry, this one is
not microchips. But they talk about AI. That's what it is. The
chip that they're after is an AI chip, and they they speak of ving
Rams, the hacker that they introduced eventually, Right, what are you doing
to me? Eating? What are you doing eating? Right? You put
a hole of Muci eating. He shows up later as a key character and
he's part of the cy cyber Freaks. He's a cipher freak, which is
epestly because that's actually where Assange comes out of. Right, is the cyber
freaks. That's the background to cyber techno ops and hacking. The cyber Freaks
were actual. So it's odd whoever wrote this screenplay knew about, you know,
a lot of what was going on at that time in real world sort
of operations and cybercom and this kind of stuff. And John Voight was using
the Bible as some kind of cipher. Yes, so they thought that Job
three one four was some sort of Operation three one four and it's not.
It's Job three fourteen, which I think they're just using it as a way
to speak of where to meet. It's just a it's a form of cipher.
So the movie's just introducing cryptography and cipher's to you. But from the
outset, what we realize is that what Tom Cruise is and what IMF is,
what it's based on in reality, is the the thing that we read
about in Fletcher Proudy's Secret Team, Right, and this is the book one
of the books that influenced Oliver Stone to do jfk. Alverstone has the he
did the blurb at the top there for this, and this is just talking
about the time period when Colonel Fletcher Proudy was a key element in the Secret
Team. The Secret Team comes out of the black operations that the CIA was
doing by the OPC. So if you remember, in the recent videos and
lectures we've done, we covered the Office of Coordination Office of Policy and Coordination,
which was an innocuous title for CI's Black ops during especially World War two
and post World War two. Cold War era, and that becomes kind of
these teams that go out and engage in sabotage, election rigg I n G
assassinations. I mean, all of that, and that's what this book is
about. So that's what I am, math and Ethan R. It's also
ironic too that he works for IMF, which is supposed to be impossible mission
for us, but of course IMF is like the giant fabian socialist banking scam
institution that scams the world. So it's like, oh, do you really
do you really work for the International Monetary Fund? Is that who you work
for? Old Tom? But or Ethan, I should say, but yeah.
So then they get the outlandish I didn't have to the hack the CIA,
which is kind of crazy, right, that they're going to hack the
CIA. And there's this ridiculous room with all of this in this preposterous security
that basically anybody would constantly be tripping off the security right because I mean,
if your body temperatures one degree over, if you gain like five pounds,
it's going to set off the weight differential on the floor. I mean,
it's like ridiculous. And so they come up with this plot to give the
guy diarrhea, right, and so he has to keep running to the toilet
and he can't go in the room because he'll be wedding. That's a major
memorable moment in cinema. I think when yeah, and so I give I
do give credit because that does make for a great sequence. And then a
little the sweat drop this on the edge of his glasses. Then he like
catches at the last moment um. But just that would be the most annoying
level. It'd be set off by a fly, right, like anything would
say, so so ridiculous. But then they have to, like in every
movie, up the ante and do an even crazier break in yeah, which
makes it for you know, it makes for fun. Well, every movie
has the we have to steal the Declaration of Independence moment, like we have
to break into the most secure facility in exactly and get this, yeah Tom
is doing I mean Nick Cage is doing an eath hunt. Right, basically,
have to um up the antis. It's although they do mention AI computer
chips having some connection to this chip that being Rams is after, but that
to just ties into the gadgetry, because spy movies are all about gadgetry and
we theorized a while back that back when we used to do the Hoaxbusters episodes,
we theorized that the real purpose of a lot of spy gadgetry in film
is not just to entertain, but actually to prepare the public for the acceptance
of the mainstreaming of spy technology, which is this kind of stuff. So
I think that a lot of those gadgets, you know, they find not
always but I mean, we don't have invisible cars yet, but the gadgets
eventually spill out to the mass market. So those are my thoughts on in
my one. What did you think about that? Um, I think it
was a classic. I think it had a lot of innovation of the time,
like he was a blockbuster, and it had a lot of memorable cinema
moments. Absolutely. Yeah, of course, not as famous as the Tom
Coom Trapezi stretching hanging act act. There's also the train sequence with whicheverbody remembers.
But when you go back and watch the train sequence, now it's a
little ridiculous, with the CGI is pretty bad. And then um the helicopter
blowing up and Tom Cruise flying through the air and grabbing remember grabbing across the
super like five hundred all in our train and it's just it's just a little
much. But it did make for a fun nineties spy movie viewing, and
then it kind of went goofy in the sequel. Yeah, this is when
John Wu was kind of at his peak, right, because you had like
face off and I think John Wu did the one Van Dam movie that finally
got well. I guess VANDAM had a few mainstream successes, but like the
peak of Van Dam was done by John Wu. Yeah, so then he's
it gets a little comic bookie, it gets really silly, like the whole
sequence of the Tokyo drifting off of a cliff with while he's Will Thomas spitting
game. Well, this one starts in Australia and there's a mad scientist and
he's got the serum. There's always, uh, there's there's always the microship,
the floppy disc, the serum, the nuclear weapon, the microfish yeah,
microfish um. This one is the serum, the disc, the laser
disc, and it's the Biosite Pharmaceuticals company. This is wild because a lot
of like the overall conspiracy plot of Part two, believe it or not,
as silly as this movie is it's kind of what happened in the last three
years. Yeah, because the villain says, um, I'm going to sell
everybody the Stabby solution to my sickness. Yeah, that's what is it,
Brendan Gleeson, it's the villain. Yeah. And they're making so there's Russian
scientists making chimeras. Oh, this is the chimera episode. That's right.
Yeah. And then he gets on a plane to Atlanta and he thinks he's
with Tom Cruise, but surprise, surprise, masks. Now the bad guys
are doing the master Yeah, and so the bad guys crash the plane.
Um, there's lots of bubs going on in this movie. John woops,
that's what I said, John Mooves, he likes the boobs. Yeah.
Um, And we do things because it's bad ass in this movie. That's
exactly. Everything that happens in this movie is because of the bad assary of
it. M right, it's just way over the top. But the thing
is that, you know, we want a degree of believability, right,
and when you go way unbelievable, it kind of just it feels cartoony.
It doesn't really feel like a real, you know, situated in the world
type of movie. But when we get to installment number three, the jj
Abrams installment, it actually gets back to being a really good movie. Out
there. Part three is really good but still enjoyable because Okay, so they
have this little meat cute in Spain where they see each other and they're instantly
in love. It's a very James Bond moment. It is very Bond at
this point. Yeah. Yeah, And then you have your other spy trope
is they're always the worst and inconsiderate drivers of all times. This is the
thing that really bugs Jamie is the spy disregard for traffic. You have to
share the road with other people. You can't be just like lock you Okay,
just did tokyo drift off a cliff When people are trying to drive and
they're doing it for no reason. They're just shoving off and like posturing to
each other about how it's flirt You don't flirt off by driving dangerous. Okay.
Um, So they fall in love and it spin out. Then Anthony
Hopkins is in this for a little bit. Yeah, he's the new handler
for Ethan in this one, and at verse you think he's going to be
the bad guy. But I think there is an inner bad guy within the
government or is it all or is it no, it's just the pharmaceutical rep
who's the bad guy. Which interesting because if you remember when Tom Cruise had
that big, famous viral clip back in the day where he argued with Matt
Lower. Do you remember that, Uh, yeah, because Alex used to
play that a lot. Because the irony is that of course, on this
topic, specific just on this topic, Tom Cruise been completely vindicated, Like
all this stuff he was arguing to Matt Lower is right, yeah, because
he was talking about how scientology doesn't support pharmaceuticals but specifically for like depression what
are those called sr Yeah. But and so the villain in this one is
the pharmaceutical giant. Yes, um, so surprise, Tom Cruise is old
double So he's being betrayed again by his old partner who used to tell up
all this time it's not his handler, it's as a partner. Yeah,
everybody betrayed the guy who used to wear his mask for the CIA, that's
right. And then um, they chipped the girl. So there's your one
of your first um microchips. Yeah, exactly. Microchips come up in part
two, not part one exactly. Yeah. By the way, I when
reminds you guys too, if you want to support the show, if you
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down Mission impossible one or six and we're on part two. Year this is
a year before the Big nine, by the way. And what somebody said,
your hair looks like a French poet and I agree and I love it.
Which French poet? Uh, Matthew, that French poet? Yeah,
gotta get to live in what is his name? Let's get busy living?
Where didn't so? Yeah, so Matthew, Matthew. We gotta hate some
kind of like a guru event or something, right, Yeah, the art
of living or something goofyling. But it added a catchphrase like yeah, get
busy living or something? Are living? Yeah? Is that it? Oh,
that's Robbie Shankar. What was his Maybe he's part of them, uh
Robbie Shankar or something as see what the art of living is? That's just
are you existing? Are you living? Is that what it is? He's
going full TiAl Swan or something that. No, he can't be that bad.
I'll never believe. I mean, he's got a bongo, but I'll
never believe. I'll never believe he went full till swan. That's just this,
just a little much. I thought this had a video in it.
It's like an article from an This is terrible. What what is this?
Where's the video? Are of living? Event? Here we go? What
do y'all think? Y'all think the art of living a vantage? Get busy
living? You just exist? Are you busy living? Natural spring? Your
part? Work? Nasty? But my son was headed off? You can
before we went he toynsh he said, dish. He's got a little dish.
Will you helping to give him this? I just want to I just
want to me new people do cool? That be a lot cooler. If
you had a surfboard and an air I should do a skit like as a
parody of this event. You should and it would be like the most just
innocuous nothing things like we're gonna we're gonna do a little We're gonna draw a
little bag of machee. You know, we're gonna do a little color,
and we're gonna build someone's legos. Just mean you just building legos? But
a community event, everybody bring legos. What do you think we're gonna character
and look at all these wait wait wait, wait, you gotta sit this
part. He's kind of surfboard back there. He has stoplight? Is that
no, it's a surfboard? Well I know, but in the other angles.
All right, let's let's listen to his giggle here. This is great.
I just want to meet new people, do cool things. What then
smoke cool things? So his event is just that's dish some cool things.
That the cool things event that would have been. That's what the tagline is
living? What's ire to living? Something? There is? So his whole
esthetic is body from it's Patrick Swayzy. He's just body man. Is he
a surfer? Is he? He probably didn't even surf, but that's his
the archetype that he's. What if we got together, we can meet new
people and did some cool things. Ye, I'm gonna do. Let's just
get together and do cool things. Man, Hey, y'all have an audience.
If y'all I want to dish, y'all want some cool things? Super
chat that's a cool thing, right, They just sent me a little bit
of super chat. Rick's a cool thing. I've been with Man mcconnie.
I like the laugh is the best part people do things. I'm wanna clip
just his laugh. That's gonna be my gift from now on. Yeah,
all right, anyway, I don't know how we got on that what we're
talking about, how we get to because they said you look like a French
poet and you say Matthew. So they chipped Tanny Newton, right Newton taf
okay, thick Fandy and bing rings is always fussing like he does while you're
doing this to me, eat it eating what you're doing to me? You
put a hole in my best goot cheese, that's what he says. Well,
they made him go to Australia out back in his gucis. He didn't
have to go into Why don't you have tactical gear? Okay? All right,
um, satellite total surveillance. They're showing you this. Oh yeah,
this has to do with GPS as well, because GPS was really hot in
the year two thousand. Whoa GPS? Right, yeah, And so that
does come up and they have full satellite surveillance of somebody's is the villain's place
or is it this hide out in Australia, I can't remember anyway, Well,
she's the hypot X, so she's the jewel theor oh that's right.
Ethan turns, so he's he's pimping up. Yeah, he's right, girlfriends.
So he can convince her to go back to her X and do this
mission for them, And yeah, I totally forgot. Tom is a raven,
which is a male sex operative in espionage, and he makes her be
a honeypot yea. And if you remember, this is really similar to Notorious.
That's what Carrie Grant gets Ingrid Bergman to do. Oh yeah, he
flirts with her and gets her to love him, and then he manipulates her
into outing the NASA because she is a jewel thief. No, no,
Tandy Newton is, oh, well that's that's borrowed from to catch a thief.
Yeah, And they keep talking about heroes and villains in mythology and the
chimeras and they have this um they borrow them Callon, which is from Greek
mythology. Who that relates to the chimeras? Right? Yeah, so Bellophon
is the cure to v i r us, which the pharmaceutical company needs.
Um, it's called chimera and they need chimera to sell beer. And it
just spells it all out right there, right right. And also this tied
into the demiurge a gnosticism. There's a weird gnostic subtext to this one.
You forgot to bring them. Oh yeah, because he has a lion make
this point right here. Okay, So the site they keep talking about heroes
and villains and mythology, and Bellerafon has a goes after the chimera who has
the lion head and the um tail of a serpent, and that's just like
the nastic Yeah, the nastic demiurge is typically pictured as having lion head,
tail tail serpent. And that's what bella Repon is, right, That's what
the chimera that he fights, That's right, that's right. Um, And
then you have so chimera bris is like Ebola and it's like that that was
popular at the time. But the scammery is what the last three years where
that's the crazy part. But the Brendan Gleeson character is specifically named John McCloy,
and that's wild because If you know about John McCloy, you know he's
one of the top elites back in the early CFAR period. Right, so
he's an important CFAR guy. I'll show you what I mean right here,
and I'm sure a lot of you will be familiar with Spartacus the website,
I went to the wrong window. I don't know why that's anyway, let
me put it over here. Sorry, Matthew, you can continue to keep
on living, Keep on living. John J. McCloy, there we go,
was born in Philadelphia, March thirty feet. Oh man, that's way
off. Oh well, go back to this one. Harvard Law, etc.
And this ties into Bush dynasty because he was friends with Avril Harriman.
And I think he was OSS, I want to say, trying to remember
if he ends up in the OSS John J. McCloy anyway, he definitely
ends up as a crucial important figure in the CFR. So yeah, he
wasn't. Here's the OSS part here. I think it's a really long entry.
I'm not gonna read all this, but I will link this for you
guys if you want to read his bio. This is super long, dang.
Its basically a book on him. I didn't. I wasn't looking for
a book. I just wanted to brief bio. Anyways, he ends up
as an important person in the CFR. And that's interesting because the Brittan Gleason
character, I think probably intentionally it is named John McCloy. So there's the
oligarch John McCloy. Go ahead, nobody is who they seem in this movie.
Well, we need to move on. Is anything else on this when
we need to get to the will never be out of here? Okay?
John was birds? We mentioned that, let's get to little Yeah, well
I blew up. I don't remember. Oh why do villain layers always have
so much hatters just waiste lying around? That's what I want to know.
Yeah, villains are never They would do well to keep up their fire code
strictures. There was a over the top motorcycle chase, causing mayhem and traffic.
Again, this is the dumbest part of the whole thing is because at
one point Tom Cruise and the other guy stand up on their motorcycles and when
the motorcycles crash, they like jump up into the air at each other and
they kind of do this like airlock fighting, and it's the it's again,
it's not And were watching cartoons or what? Are you watching a gratuitous ass
kicking scene that lasts like ten minutes of them just being the crap out of
it, like they live, they for fighting, and it was I was
like, is it not over yet? So yeah, exactly, And I
don't even remember the last scene. What was the end? Like he just
went just harding in Australia with Dandy Newton. Yeah, at like a park
or some sweet Yeah that makes sense, so mission possible three. Yeah,
now things get better. Now things get better? Do it? Well,
we're gonna hear it first, then you can judge how good it is.
Jamie is. Actually she surprised me. She does a really good psh.
So Jamie started started busting out her pshs and I wasn't there cracking up.
So let's see how good it is. Where she shot last she done.
It's a very breathy kind of like it's a very browthrough. It's like this,
give me, give me rose food Ethan, you have to be at
your widths end and have contempt. I'm gonna hurt her, yea, I'm
gonna find her. I'm wanna hurt her. And it's very It's like you're
exhausted to talk for browth. Wanta hurder? Give you know what I want?
Give me the Reb's foot. Child, She's gonna be okay. It's
gonna be okay to understand one anyway. You can watch the sequence. If
I keep playing it, it'll ding the thing. So here you go.
I'll give you guys the link. You guys a link. You cat shouldn't
hear him do his little rabbit fitzpill. But actually I realized after we rewatching
this, Philip stain Er Hoppin doesn't have any lines in this. He doesn't
say very much. There's like two or three times where he comes in with
it, you mean what I want. I'm gonna hurt her. I'm gonna
find her hurder, Give me the Reb's foot. That scene in the Vatican,
does he talk there? Yeah? He has to read the card so
he could get his voice. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, so entered
J. J. Abrams. Oh you were talking about was Charleston heston Cia
because you were watching that documentary, remember, yeah, how does that time
to this? Though? You just said write that down? Oh yeah,
because he had a lot of friends and I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't
have some relationship, you know, to the agency. We find out,
of course, over time that many of these Hollywood people did or are were
in themselves, you know, involved in some way, So I wouldn't be
surprised. But I don't know he speaking of Philip symour Hoffman. Didn't he
die mysterious death with a bunch of drugs in his house? Like way too
many he did pass. He had an unfortunate um airplane event of unliving.
He od on a unlived via od on an airplane, an airplane. I
didn't know that hard. I'm pretty sure that's right. They found a lot
of things at his house, like many pounds of things. Give me my
things, give me the pounce things, where the pounce things. I'm gonna
find him. I'm gonna hurt. The peals of things. Is a stream
not working. I don't know what's going on. It says, it keeps
popping out like it's hopefully it's good enough. I don't know. Um,
Okay, Tandy Newton is out of the picture and Michelle Monahan is in and
they are engaged, and they sure have a lot of friends for a spy.
Yeah, suddenly Tom komb is like a normal dude with a giant batch
of normy friends. They have a party like fifty Norman's buddies coming up.
Where did he get all these friends? Right? And she's just she's just
a nurse, but I mean very popular nurse here with like fifty friends of
her giant house party. So Billy Crudup is the um good slash bad guy
in this the betrayer inside everyone, and he has to go save Carrie Russell
in the beginning. And she is in a lot of spy She's always in
spy movies all right. In fact, she went from one of the best
spy TV shows of all time, The Americans Too. Now she has a
new spy show, The Diplomat. So again, yeah, curious connections of
you know, directly going to spy work. I mean to to a new
spy show from a spy show. This one's also got implantable chips, just
like total recall. Remember that when he they like shot it up his nose.
Oh yeah, this one. You get a microchip in your in your
head. Yeah, yeah, exactly. I put a chip in her hood.
Put a ballad it's not a booger. Put a burger bowl in your
head. There's a bugger bowl in your head. Give me a rose foot.
Now. So there was an after missile fight and she died, and
that was a really memorable scene in the movies because her eyes, Yeah,
because her eyes pop basically crossad. Yes, she gets googly ads. She
gets Google eyes. Googly. I was like a mup bet or something.
Wait a minute, um, I forgot tom Chris is a ridiculous line where
he climbs up on the Vatican wall and says, humpty dumpty satn't all why
did you see that? What was this clter trigger coad? What is he
talking about? That's the impossible place they have to penetrate in this movie was
a Vatican city. Yeah. But before that they had a helicopter missile fight
and Morpheus is getting puffy and he's like, I don't think it's fair that
chocolate makes you fat. Remember that, I don't care the chocolate. I
don't think it's fair the chocolate makes you fit. Yeah nothetheless, it does.
Yeah. So in this one, you think that Morpheus Laurence Fishburne is
the bad guy, and of course he's not talking to this and then and
then we find out it's oh, you had another Ally Handler character who's the
bad guy as usual, Billy crut up Um. Yeah, I forgot about
the But the weirdest part about this one is now we're at Dan Brown stuff.
So basically this is Dan Brown level stuff, which roughly around the time
of Dan Brown getting popular, right, Da Vinci codes out around this time,
and I think jj Abra's probably thought, let's incorporate some angels and demons
level stuff with anti matter. It's like, so they're on the trail of
this substance which is gonna somehow emanate out of the Vatican and blow everybody up,
and it's called anti God. Yeah, and I'm like, wait a
minute, now, well they specifically they say that it's like an anti matter
weapon. Yeah, but anti God is from Prince of Darkness, so it's
like, wait a minute. He's talk about the green goo that Donald Pleasance
is guarding and Prince of Darkness Anti God is that what you're talking about?
Do you remember the Prince of Darkness and Donald Pression Sash, the Order Sleep,
the Order of Sleep, the Ems, what the ems? Yes,
but there's a really funny scene because Donald Pleasance is talking about that he's tasked
with guarding the anti good, and he's like, I am part of the
order sheep. He caught the substance. Snow there's pilla either. You don't
like my donald pleasant? Is that good? Yeah? Anyway, so they're
just like using some angels and demons damn brown stuff in this which is goofy.
But the anti good never goes off in angels of demons. I think
it does, and it doesn't. They're up ye Vatican. He goes in
the helicopter anyways. Um, before he goes on this mission to the Vatican,
he marries her in the hospital. That was kind of dumb. Yeah,
it was ridiculous, but I think as the you know, as a
spy, he had to have like a secret wedding. Yeah, right,
to keep it on the download, I have a honeymoon in the supply closet.
Yes, that was not my favorite scene with all of the rubber gloves
hospital equipment. Uh yeah, um, they after a humpty dumpty. He
disguised as a priest. That was odd. Yeah, Tom Cruise walking around
wearing a cassock or a Roman Catholic garb, and the Vatican security is no
match for us spies what they're trying to say. Well, it's interesting because
it's like the Vatican, we think is doing its own thing and being Raimes
has this line where he's you want to infiltrate the Vertican eat dude here,
you're right? And I think they bring Simon peg in this one. Yeah,
so Simon peggs now the new Hacker nerd in this one character. And
the oddity of this is that you kind of get the impression that the CIA
can basically do what it wants, like if it wants to do something through
the Vatican, it can do so, right. That's kind of the weird
message of this maybe, which is what we've been talking about, and a
lot of the books we've covered lately, like books like Operation Gladio that we've
covered, where you have the CIA basically utilizing elements of the Roman Calic Church
for its own purposes. This is one had another memorable movie scene with the
three D printed mask. Is this where they introduce I think two they introduce
a mask. This introduced three D printed masks exactly. And these are getting
more popular on like social media now because they're showing lots of people are wearing
these things like maybe even politicians, and oh well, I don't. I
mean, there could be there are doubles. And in fact, I'll grab
a book that the basis for Argo is based on Antonio Mendez and he's the
CIA's maskmaker, so he actually supposedly did some of these things, right,
That's what is being referenced in Mission Impossible films. So if I get my
impression is good enough, I could put on a rubbery mask and be Matthew
McConaughey or who else could I be? Could I be Philipino, ro Hoffman,
Yeah, Beving Rain Jamie. They introduced drone warfare in this time.
Yes, well, this comes out at a time when that was a hot
button topic, right two thousand and six, two thousand and seven, everybody,
I remember because I was faithful Lord Voldemort listener at the time, following
the news heavily intently. I was all up in all of it, even
in two thousand and six, and that was a very hot button topic of
the time, was drone warfare. And this is full of that, right
that that's a huge part of this plot. But drones keep coming up.
Um, this one was kind of funny when he had to do his geometries
and like his beautiful mind algebra equations on the building. Yeah, this was
a swing to the other. This was annoying because it's like, not only
is he the greatest spy and the greatest assassin ever, he can also just
on the fly do really extreme calculus to know how to set up a full
It's like draw us out all his aulgorithms. Right, So he's also like
beautiful mind. Right, he's like, you know, bassive attatted over here
figuring out how he's gonna swing into them whatever the facility is that they do
they break into. He's always bass jumping. He's a base jumping man,
isn't he. What if the Vatican God is anti God? I'm just joking,
but that was my note, right, Vatican God anti God? Oh
yeah, I just thought that was so weird anti God. And there was
one point where he's wearing a toboggan and Jamie and I were laughing because we
called him tompool because he's wearing it tobagan. It's like, is that tompool?
His black beanie made him look like that. They have to drink the
Blue pill and Alison Wonderland. So the little antidote is like this little blue
Oh and they reference that and yeah, they talk about awesome won land.
Interesting. And they're also selling WMDs to the Middle East. Wait, who
is so they can go to war and then clean up. Oh so this
movie includes the Rabbit's foot is that's right? I forgot about that they're selling
dirty bombs and WMD's and then that they can go in and rebuild. That's
exactly what happened. So that's odd because so this is actually exposing the what
at that time was the correct leftist critique of the military industrial complex, which
I still agree with. That's true, but nowadays that's you can't talk about
that because that's the left is now a war position. So it's flipped.
It's crazy. You will get your spy roof running in this movie. There's
plenty of that. They're always running on roofs, a lot of that,
a lot of Tom run and run run run round, Tom Run, Tommy
run Run. What we've learned from spy movies is you never put your fruit
stand on the roof or it's going to get destroyed. No, you don't
have a fruit stand at all. No, you cannot have a fruit stand
in the world. Stands are not safe in espionage and you might as well
not do anything on the roof either. Mission. Apostle four begins with rooftop
running in Budapest where we left up ghost Protocol. Now J. J.
J. Abrams is involved again, and here we have what you think.
This one's actually kind of a little red pilled as well, because you think
that it's going to be bad Russian villains. Here we go the Russian villains,
and it's not. It's not actually Russian villains that are behind the staged
Kremlin collapse and bomb event. Right, there's this giant thing that messes up
at the Kremlin, uh, and they try to pin it on Ethan and
his team, but it's actually higher level handlers within the agency. No,
no, I'm sorry, it's not. It's not. It's a higher level
international black ops guy from Sweden who is a eugenicist who wants to do a
great reset. That's what this one is. He wants the nuclear in game
theory. Yeah, he wants in game end game globe enslavement Lord Voldemort end
game Yeah, yeah, that's what the what's his name? Did we write
his name? Now? No? Okay, the Swedish physicists this guy.
Yeah, okay, go ahead, Um well still this one begins with a
prison break from Russian prison in Moscow and then surprise prize, they have to
infiltrate the Kremlin because that's well, his wife is somewhere and that's why he's
infiltrated this prison, is that they've taken his wife and there's some storyline that
he's trying to save her that yeah, he had to go there to save
her, right, and then he gets out. They had to infiltrate the
Kremlin, but it ended up being blown up. Well it was all a
and blamed on him. It was a trap to get Ethan to be there
so that the Cobalt figure who's this great reset guy, wants to reset civilization
back to nothing so that he could blame the bomb event on Tom kom and
so that he could then go on to if you could shut down Tom Cruise,
then in Ethan now he has free reign to set up his uh,
you know, great reset eugenicists reset everything. Agendath is always the patty.
Yes, poor Ethan is just like you. I think at a certain point
they would just be like, look, we know you're not the bad guy.
But in every movie, the agency, the government, like the whole
world. It's like, oh part he did it. Yeah, so this
is building tensions between Russia and US. Well, is the IMF being disavowed?
Right? Ghost protocol means that Tom Komb is gonna have to go undercover
and nobody who's associated with him can in any way respect to Yeah, you
have to count the cost in other words, so that makes Tom and his
team the t r R. Yeah. Now there was a mention of the
Apostles, is that this one or is that the next one? That's the
last one? Now it's the last two because it's the same bad guy in
five and six. Anyway, so let me grab a couple of Solomon and
the Apostles, right, But that's the same bad guy from the one before
it, Right, So they grab a couple of books and then you keep
explaining this this one that're wrong. Okay, So this one's got that girl
from the Bond movie, Leah Sadu, and she is the diamond girl that
kills Sawyer in the beginning. Yeah, Sawyer from last and Yeah. So
he was talking about the Rand Corporation game theory and end game. They talk
about cycles of depopulation, and they say that nuclear war has a place in
natural selection. So this is like a Malthusian attitude and that war equals evolution
or is part of the catalysts of evolution. Is war? Yeah, this
is the social Darwinian Malthusian belief, which is that death is natural and part
of the cycle of progress. And we won't as a civilization progress until we
realize that civilizations need to die and should die because they're just there. It's
just like death for the individual in the species, right, the individual organism's
death is just part of the natural process to further the species evolution. So
the same goes for civilizations. So kind of a Spanglarian attitude about civilizational progression
and decline. But this guy thinks he can be the cobalt guy says,
I can be the catalyst for speeding up evolution. So this is uh,
you know, syndical not just syndicalism, but accelerationism and the notion of furthering
and increasing evil uh dys gen x to further evolution. That's what Salk and
Merchant Russells say. Well, that's what they say about the Black Monolith in
the two thousand and one and those things, is like they're catalyst for the
next phase and evolution. Yeah, so the priests of science are saying this,
and that this Cobalt character believes that as well, and he's so committed
to it he's willing to die himself. So the big stunt in this one
was his gecko fingers. Remember he had to climb, which is what he
really did, right, Yeah, how how how would love the club?
Now? If I remember reading about this back at the time, the gloves
I think are a darp experiment or an invention based around Now I'm not saying
that Tom Cruise is climbing this with the DARPA gloves and not being you know,
held up by ropes or whatever. But if I recall, the idea
was that the glove is supposed to be based on the way frog fingers.
So they have tiny little suction suction cups. So let's see if But I
don't know that you can necessarily literally climb up this giant you know, Dubai
business building by doing that. That seems crazy to me. But so here's
a thing talking about this scene. If you remember what we're talking about,
I'm gonna I don't want to play the music because it'll trigger. So this
is no longer JJ Abrams is Brad Bird directing this one, and you've got
Tom up there on the h What is this building into Bud? Yeah,
that thing. So there's Tom out there doing this thing. I was trying
to see if those gloves are real, but you can see he's really doing
this stunt right out there. But go ahead, keep going. I'm gonna
look and see if those gloves are real because I thought I remember reading that,
but maybe not. Um So they have to do this old switcher room
meeting where all the masks are. I did like this part. This part
was really good. And Jeremy Rinner is in this and he's not just a
bureaucrat, so you think that he's just like a a politician or bureaucrat and
then find out that he was a say that again, Jeremy Rinner is not
just a bureaucrat, remember, Yeah, So his cover was that he's an
analyst, but he's not. He's an operative and he failed to protect Tunkers'
wife or something. So yes, it turns out these gloves are and of
course none of the imagists work. It says that they are based on impressive
technology the electroadhesion company at SRI. Well this is this might be something else
because it says this is a company. SRI is not a company. Yeah,
this is a company. What's that Palo Alto? So it's part of
it. Oh could be. It says that it's a static effect like a
balloon. Um, So they're kind of real but not like in the movie.
Basically anyway, go ahead. Then they have to go to India.
I don't remember why they go to India to shut down the satellites. Oh
that's right. There's a weird um. There's an alchemical reference in this one,
because they take on the name of planets when they do this mission,
and the place that they're infiltrating is the Sun, and so there's this weird
astrological reference. And because she's Venus, she does the sexual enticement in traveling
in this right, the girl she has to seduce the Indian guy. Yeah,
and he's taking her down the hall. We're talking about Karmasutra and he's
like, come and find me. I am not to you, buddy,
remember. Yeah, he's like the slaps him and he's like, oh,
I like that. So he is Tantra Karma Sutra, Bodyshok Karma. He's
like staying in the two thousands, right for them wine moms? Right?
And what's Operation iron Fist? Is that in the movie? Or I think
so? Is that? Their operation? Is that the Great reset Um?
I don't remember, but they do use fake news in this and then here
comes the Syndicate out of this. No, Iron Fist is an operation in
Sudan from two thousand and two, So this is like an Iraq war thing.
Um, I don't why do we write that? Why is that?
What's that in the conversation? It might have been in the movie? Okay,
so maybe they Where are we at in the plot? So? I
think this is just Tom Cruise is the name for his um the operation that
they're doing, But they're all planets. You don't remember this? Yeah?
Yeah, because j and the company that they're infiltrating is the Sun. So
anyway, we're introduced to a new international to R R O R organization much
like Blowfeld, much like Specter, which is called the Syndicate, and we
find out that Cobalt was I remember the Syndicate, And so when Cobalts destroyed,
it's not the end of all the bad guys, because um, we're
going to get introduced to an even better villain who has a more radical environmentalist
eco philosophy. So I do like that this series is actually highlighting you know,
real esoteric you know, psycho philosophies of the Malthusians. I mean,
that's really what's going on in the real world. And we even get the
introduction in the fifth installment, Mission Impossible five Rogue Nation m I five,
who comes to play a key role in this one British Intelligence m I five.
So the Rebecca Ferguson character ilsa Faust. She is British Intelligence and she
pops up as this new mysterious female lead character. So now we have the
Shadow Organization, the Syndicate. They're doing t R R o R things right
right right? Ffs, Yeah, when Tunkers walks into a record store or
no, that's the next one. Excuse me. Yeah, this one begins
with the Shadow Organization owns the Syndicate doing fake flag events and they're basically for
hire, so you can hire them to do but there's actually they do have
an ideology, which is to bring about the Great Reset, and they want
to kill him for opposing them. Tom Cruise. Yeah. Yeah, they
realized they have to shut down Ethan Hunt because he's the only person that could
conceivably pose a threat to their super secret spectral organization. So who's a better
spy, Ethan Hunt or the dad from Alias Victor? What's his face?
Um? He seems more realistic. Yeah, this seems more Again, it's
like two different things because the Victor character is Sydney's dad in Sydney Bristow,
Jack Bristow and Alias. He's more of a intellectual game player, yeah,
and Tom Cruise is wrote more of a operative and Tom Cruise is more like
he's stunning you know, he's well, he's in the field doing operations,
right, And that's why they make a big deal about in this one or
the one before when Simon Pegg goes from being a desk DORC to being field
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real world espionage stuff, that no one else knows about her talks about for
the most part in this sphere. Yes, I understand there's some people out
there that do talk about these things, maybe somewhere, but who else has
given you this kind of high tiered content citing those sources? Bro, Look
you think I don't look. JJ Abrahams talks about the CIA consulting on alias
in this academic text. Do you think this is a conspiracy book? No?
No where? Is this from University of Texas Press, Cynthia Jenkins.
Yeah, in Hollywood. Now, when I was talking about the masks stuff
and the creating of disguises and all this, you know, kind of like
classic espionage stuff. This is the real guy who from the CIA would do
this stuff, Antonio Mendez. And so if you've seen ben affleckx Argo,
it is based on this guy. In his book, He's the guy behind
let's set up a fake movie in Iran and use that as a cover.
That's that's very much a Mission Impossible ethan kind of thing. What I'm just
gonna say, if you like all of the locations that they travel to,
especially a Mission Possible three, we are doing our own trip to Italy.
Yes, November Um, if you guys want to come, you can.
We will not be humpty dumptying on the vacua wall. I will be I
don't know what you guys are going to. I will be humpty dumpty on
the wall, whatever that means. But so here's a little video. Um,
I can't play it except here on the well let me think that I
put this up anywhere yet. Mm hmmm, all right, so I'll be
playing better full screen versions of that. That one just got sent to me
tonight. So I wanted to go ahead and play it for you guys.
But if you are interested, then that is all over here on this website.
You can come over here to Nika travelers. Of course, it's not
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and whatnot. If you're interested in that pilgrimage to the Orthodox sites in Italy.
So here is the link for that Orthodox Italy. It looks amazing.
It's going to be more than ten cities in like two weeks. It's going
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a lot of cool lectures and back backstage things that you can only see if
you are with priests and tour groups like ours. So m yes, so
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most of generosity. Um, now where we at we're on this last one
or not yet? No number five five? What's going on? Where we
at in this? Oh? Yeah, down? He wants them absorbed as
usual, transferred into the CIA. It's like it's like fox Molder down there
in the basement, kind of shut down the X files. You're onto too
much, true, shut this thing down. They're always trying to fire Molder.
Yep. Okay, So this one goes to the Vienna Opera. And
I was going to look about what this opera was about by turn dot.
Keep going and I'll look it up. Okay. So, um, Simon
pegworks, I wrote it. I wrote an analysis of these I did well,
there's analysis of rogue nation. I did this really long. So this
is twenty fifteen. So this is getting into like future more futuristic stuff,
like his computer is a piece of paper. Yes, it is getting really
advanced in techy exactly. Yeah, And No, you don't have to get
stabby used to go to Italy. Someone's asking about that. Um, I'm
pulling my rogue nation and I'll go ahead. There's too many assassins at the
opera, so that was kind of a funny scene, like two or three
assassins that he has to deal with that are trying to get the politician at
the opera. Evolutionary a Biogenesis, I forgot about that. What did you
pull up here? And I did. Yes, I'm gonna pull it up
for all of these beautiful people too, because this is pretty good. I
went pretty deep on this back in the day when it came out. So
go ahead, or do you want me to just get into some of this,
yeah? Or look up the tom Kat Remember Tom Kat? Yeah?
That was him and Katie Holmes tom Kat. Tom Kat returns to save the
world tom minus the Cat in the last installment of Ethan Hunt's modeled on Cia
Spymester or Howard Hunt, the Impossible Mission for Us is able to halt the
intematic Cobalt in the last his apocalyptic attempt to kickstart evolutionary abiogenesis by nuking the
globe Great Reset as Hollow before the film revealed a great deal of truth concerning
the real world, hearkening to the likes of Gil Bates, Ted Turner Prince
Chuck in this last In this week's blockbuster, something equally sinister is that of
the subter future British Intelligence. So enter Rebecca Ferguson as the mysterious and duped.
She's being used by her handler in British Intelligence. So she's learning that
hey, just like they screwed over Ethan, they screw me over. Remember
well, her name's Ilsa Faust, right, what is turn it up?
So in my analysis I go on to point out that with Hunt disappearing in
the IMF disbanded due to the government inquiry, the CI takes over the role
of what I mentioned Colonel Fletcher Party Secret Team stall operations formerly held by Hunt.
While the IMF team is accused of collusion with international terror Hunt in Captive,
it learns the syndicate is enabling international fake flag terror plots, assassinations,
and large scale disasters weather war disasters see in a long chain of managed chaos.
So this is a strategy of tension, strategy of chaos. Gladio Stall
things. The film's always interesting and artistic sequence is the Torrendo opera sequence in
Vienna where two assassins a company hunts fatal lead also Faust. Let me see
if I got any how do you see? Oh so I don't know Torrendo
Trendot. I'm assuming it's French. Um, there's a reference. Look,
I have a link. So let's see what it says about the opera.
I like it. It is Italian Torrendo m Prince and Princess of China in
order to win her hand in amust solve three riddles with wrong answer resulting in
execution. Okay, so that's why it's fitting for the assassin sequence? Is
it? Because it has this theme of execution. But here's the interesting part
that I noticed that the sequence in the opera in Vienna, Austria is where
two assassins accompany hunts fin fatal lead also Faus, seeking to gain entrance to
the syndicate by assuring the assassination of the Austrian Chancellor should she fail. Thus,
there's a reference here to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by British intelligence.
That, in my view, is what was behind World War One.
So the black hand, right, I'm saying that Britain really wanted World War
One, or the elites the Fabian socials behind Britain wanted that. So the
plot turns out of turn. Turndo functions as the backdrop de Rogue Nation,
as the three riddles must be solved for the opera's prince to obtain the hand
of the princess. Passing the tests, the princess will still be unwilling to
marry him as so i compromise is offered if she can guess his name,
for at the dawn the next day, he will die and release her from
the bond. In Rogue Nation, Ethan Ilsa Faust exchanged offers of a way
out, so there's a connection between the opera and him and her say they
offer each other a way out following three failed tests for gaining entrance to the
syndicate. Faust's name is obviously from doctor Faust, representing the deal with the
Devil. As we discover, Elsa is actually under the thumb of British intelligence
and trapped by this and trapped into infiltrating the syndicate by her MI six handler
at Lee, So she has made a deal with the Devil, as Faust
did do you see? Ultimately, the significance the opera is quite transparent.
Just as the assassination occurs at a certain note in the opera, representing the
leeds death, so the assassin's que is the death note. Expanding this principle
into twilight language, the message is this, the characters in the play are
playing out a script the exact same fashion that oligarchs and their intelligence agencies manage
the puppet strings of world events. The world is a theater in the sense
that the power leach stage manage world events with the same precision as a symphonic
composition. Understanding this point, well, I understand That's what else than this
is the entire message of the film. The rabbit Hole in Alice in Wonderland,
twists and turns of the intelligence world of halls and Mirrors is the background
to realities big events in the same way that trendo is the background to Mission
Impossible five. That is, m I five isn't the interesting? The t
R R O R Squad in Rogue Nation is precisely how the world is run.
As I've argued for many years, the numerous anomalies pattern stagecraft in the
big events. You can guess which events I'm speaking of. Speak to secret
teams that might be involved in such types of events exactly. I won't mention
of those things because you can't on this outlet. You can read my s
if you want. The suggestion in the film is that m I six made
this deal with the double so to speak, so that the stage managed world
of events on the best of the Anglo American establishment right can be traced back
to intelligence elites themselves, the secret team, And that is exactly what we
get in a lot of the Bond stories as well. So anyway we can
move on. Um, they sure need a lot of defrivulators. Ethan basically
should have constant everywhere he goes, right, because we know he's gonna die
at least, and it gets up the end, he gets up so high
that eventually they have just die and bring him back, right, Like,
Yeah, this happens twice. He dies and comes back, and there's always
a defrivulator around because then this one he jumps into an underwater facility. Is
that there six? I can't remember, that's five, okay, I think,
yeah, And he gets flushed out, Yeah, he gets kom toileted
out. Do you have another note what kidnapped the PM law Prime Minister Security
becomes part of IMF. She's free now. Yeah, So basically he's trying
to set elsa free right fat Fallout radiation Fallout right eighteen right. So this
one, I remember I met a video on this one and when I was
in Florida. So you can go watch my old Fallout video if you want
more on this one. But it was nice to review it because I think
I know a lot more than I did five years ago. So well,
this one is about T E. R R And manifesto and yes, he
has the bad guy is in his head now because he's having nightmares of the
bad guys wedding. Yes, and this guy's a good bad guy. I
forget his name, but Solomon, I know the character Solomon Lane. But
he's part of this previous syndicate. He's the remnants of the syndicate. Now
the syndicate has been broken up, but they're reformed into being basically a weird
anti Apostle twelve member specter organization that's quasi religious. They call themselves the Apostles.
Yeah, and they have a religious philosophy that is atheists. It's a
reddit philosophy. They actually say that it's atheistic. They're anti religion, anti
organized religion. But their religion is an eco religion hell bent on bringing about
a new civilization through nuking everything. So more of cobalt, but now it's
explicit, explicit religious with twelve apostles, and so they start off by doing
a smallpox a bit to me, Well, this reminds me of this because
people who follow her think that they're following ascended Masters, and she thinks Jesus
is one of the ascended Masters, and she talks about these as centimaters sometimes,
or if you remember, even Elvis thought that he was one of the
twelve ascented Masters. Right, But as we know, you know, Bulevoski's
stuff was also at the service of the Fabian Millner circles and British intelligence.
So I think that this is again hinting at quasi religious apocalyptic sects that believe
in things like a great resett and they have the manifesto of the destruction of
the current world order. Yes, to bring about a new world order,
and they have to acquire the nuclear and a nuclear coach. Yeah, machine
things should pop roll out. There's a lot of things pop roll out,
you're either a m This is the scene we were talking about in the very
beginning when we were talking about they got the bad guy in the hospital bed
and they orchestrated the whole destruction of Rome, Jerusalem, and Mecca. And
he's watching on the news and Wolf blitzers on there. Yeah, he's an
apostle four. He thinks that his TRR has won and he's like, sure,
I'll tell you whatever now that we've already knew these three cities and come
to find out it was all stage and fake and fake and gray. Yeah.
But and wolf Blitzer walks in and says, good job. And then
it's Simon Pegg and they want him to read the manifesto on air, right,
Yeah, but so they had to trick him in a thinking that they
did. Yeah, but it looks like it really is Wolf Blitzer in the
movie. But that's interesting because a lot of these movies from many years,
especially spy conspiracy oriented movies, they then blending the layer between fiction and reality
for a long time by having news anchors come on to movies playing the news
anchors that they are right. So you'll have movies like a Contagion where you
have CNN anchors in the movie Contagion talking about the outbreak, Right, wolf
Blitzer I think has a sequence in Specter or Skyfall. No, it's maybe
even No Time to Die. He pops up in a news sequence talking about
things as Wolf Blitzer in the news in the movie. Okay, so they've
been doing this for a long time. There's a lot of these. I
think this is again. Um, it's not just like, oh well,
they're recognizable faces. It's also a kind of a surrealist operation. It's a
meta narrative thing to blend fiction and reality. This one introduces Henry cavill Or.
No, he's in the last. This is the Last. Yeah,
yeah, so he's the bad guy in this that we find out is actually
one of the apostles who's infiltrated the CI. Him and Tom Cruise butt heads
immediately because they have to work together. They don't get along, they're both
Yeah, and that's because there's this you know, animals, because he's working
for Solomon Lane. Yeah, he's also in um At the same time,
he was in the remake of Man from Uncle with Armie Hammer. All Right,
I also have an analysis of Man from Uncle too, because it has
a very similar conspiratorial nuke plot like this one. You really liked the plane
in this one. He said it was thick. I was just making it
fun. I was making funny. I didn't like it. So that's a
thick plane with three seeds. There's a big, old fat plane and they
have to go to a rave, which is what you have to do when
your spot what's that plane one? The one with the Snoop Dog movie with
the plane where it's sole plane and it's all tricked out, and it's like,
yeah, it's tricked out. This is like that. When you're a
spy. You have to go to a lot of raves. Okay, apparently
bad guys are presiding. Sidney Bristow had to dress up like a rave girl
many times. So this one features the Parish rave and then the blonde girl
is weird because she likes the danger. And they call it white widow or
something like that. I can't remember a white widow. Is Leah Sadu or
her? But maybe it's her. I think it's this girl, okay,
and but she is not actually a bad guy. You think this she is,
but it turns out that she's a contracted to the CIA. Well,
she hired Large to extract Solomon from custody. At the very end, though,
we find out that she's actually working with the CIA, right, Angelica
Angelica Houston explains it. Yo. Yeah, Um, they really push Ethan's
like moral upstandingness in this, like he's the savior of the world. Yeah,
it's it's very much a Messiah complex kind of thing with with and again
they've had to keep upping the antie. So but I have to say that
the action sequences and fallout were really good just on entertainment level them. It's
a great action movie. Well. He even says like whenever something bad happens
in the world, he thinks I should have been there, right, right,
So he's responsible. Tom Cruise is responsible, Okay, okay tell me
McGuire. Right. With great power comes great respect, Um, but his
mercy is used against him a lot in these like he's like, I should
have killed you because they always came back to haunt him, right classic tropes.
Yes, Um, Alex Baldwin's hair is ridiculous as usual. Um.
They try to say Ethan is Lark, so he's the Patsy again, Um,
but its actually Henry Cabell helped Solomon frame Ethan, Right, Angela Bassett,
not Angelici. He's I'm sorry, Angela Bassa try to bring them all
in. And then they had to go Kashmere, which is crazy. Well
that's interesting because Kashmere and that region comes up with her, right, this
is this mystical region, and the Lane character chooses that because he wants to
specifically get Tom Cruise's wife, Michelle Monahan out there as an aid worker so
that she's the first to get destroyed when the nukes go off in this fallout,
right, So they trigger the smallpox epidemic to get her out there as
the who what they call hao Right, I'm not to plug this in,
right, because she's the relief aid given the stabbies to the people with smallpox
that they do covers right, um. And so what they want to do
is make sure the nuke gets into the headwaters of this mountain and Kashmere that
is like a major Eurasian popula Laian source of all their water, you remember
that. So they want to poison the water to all this whole continent almost
and it starts in Cashmere and they are giving all the stabbies. Oh okay,
I did like the fighting helicopters in this so it's so ridiculous. He
has to like jump on this bag that's dangling from a helicopter like a dingleberry
and climb up the rope like a dingleberry. And he has to climb up
the rope and like get in the helicopter and beat up the pilot and the
guy sitting in there and take over the helicopter and fly it. But he
got it done. He can get it done. I'm trying to remember if
that comes up in this book. I think it does Cashmere eighty one because
the whole region is well, isn't that supposed to dude with mystery and yeah,
like where the seven races are from or whatever? Like, yeah,
I think Vatsky right, she and the Theosophus have some connection to that region.
But I wanted to see if it came up in the Golden Fifth Jerald
book. Um only comes up, I think, and one let's see exactly
keep going with the um. That's pretty much all. Is that all we
have on this that he's six. Well, they they come to the realization
that the world needs the IMF to keep it safe because when they try and
shut it down. It just goes wrong and the terrorists come up say that
again. They decide that they need the world needs the IMF to protect them.
I'm trying to pull this map up. It's want to keep getting distracted.
There we go blow them up, blowed them up. I'm want to
hurt them up. Show me the map. I'm went over the map right
now, show me where is it? Where anyway? Okay? So yeah,
this is one of those bizarre regions, right, which is over here
on the edge of Afghanistan. Right. And in the great book that covers
why this is so important to the Anglo American establishment, the British Empire,
right, Afghanisa has untold story. This whole book is about why the British
Empire had such a such an obsession with this area um and it also covers
a lot of these secret team operations that the Fletcher Prouty book mentions. So
as you can see, every empire has found this to be an important region
because, as the Big Numberzinski says, this is the gateway to Eurasia.
Afghanistan as a gateway to Eurasia, and to control the Eurasian heartland is to
control the world. And so this is a geopolitical philosophy that the British Empire
had under Lord Halford mckinder, that the US Empire adopted later on, particularly
in the period of Brazinsky for sure, but probably before that as well.
But Brazinski talks about controlling this region for world control and he calls it the
American Empire. So this is not pejorative political speak. Is actually the terminology
that Brazinski is in his last book, Strategic Vision. So I'm just pointing
out that what's in this book, right, is all backed up by that,
and actually that this is the background to why this region, this area
is so important. Right. Somebody mentioned that led Zeppelin's on cash remember that,
Yeah, yeah, and it talks about angels or something like that.
Yeah, Well, this is the The region isn't just interesting because of imperial
geo strategy. It also has this mystical component too, which Golden Pitzgerald do
right in an elegant way about It's it's an important area for that too,
because the original philosophy of Far Eastern illuminism Roomy, that's all from this region.
You know about Roomy, right, Yeah, Roomy comes up in this
book too, by the way. Yeah, And the reason that illuminous like
Roomy is that he had some kind of I think he had like a revolutionary
philosophy for this time period, like he was a democracy kind of proponent.
Does that make sense? So let me see I know what mentions? Remember
it? Oh it's not listed in the anyway? Do you want to read
the super chats? I read this book so many years ago that I love.
I don't really remember, so let's go to our super chats. But
you guys get the basic idea. So I also did an interview with them
seven years ago when I read the book, So you go ahead right here.
Marquis Stockdale read this guy because he did a super chat at the end,
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like a shock jock when they're like blow me up? Like one of the
shock bucks is always says blow me up and then he like plays somebody's sucking
on a ball. So I don't know if he means blow me up like
that or is it like a movie thing or where is he talking about?
Rick Flair? Whoa? Right, it says blow me up? Boy?
Whoa. I'm sorry, Mark, I don't get the reference. But one
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dollars forget to ask the question since the Old Covenant is fulfilled by Christ,
with the Ark of the Covenant still be forbidden to be touched by anyone except
priest today, well, Jeremiah says that when the New Covenant comes, the
Ark of the Covenant will not be seen and will be forgotten. Now,
theoretically, could an ark of the Covenant exists as a relic? Sure the
Old Testament, tombs of the prophets, the Old Testament Temple, these things
would be relics to us in the Orthodox world. So, but I don't
think that the littlitical structure structures will be in place, because that was prior
to the true arc coming to be, which was the Body of Christ.
The Body of Christ is the true arc for us. Adam nineteen twelve,
forty dollars. Wow, thank you, Adam, much appreciated, really making
it worth it tonight, Gary and Adam, Thank you guys, as well
as the other super cheddars. Yeah. I wanted to mention too that we
forgot to say that if you haven't seen it. Tom's also in the movie
American Maid, where he plays Barry seal Right, who was the famous cocaine
trafficker for the CIA, right who ended up unfortunately gone. He had a
met an untimely demise and that's in the movie. But Tom Cruise does a
great job in American Maid. I mean it's it's a really good film.
He plays the role perfect and it's about Barry Seal, who was a real
you know, coke trafficker for the agency. So a lot of truth in
this movie. I would also point out that, like you read books like
this which are a good fit for this movie. And um, also I'm
covering stuff like this very soon. Dirty Work, uh classic edited by It's
much of articles by analysts by Philip Age, So we'll be covering those books
soon. Um what were we gonna say? You know, my favorite Tom
Cruise moment is when the plane crashes and he's covered in cocaine. No,
when he goes on Oprah and he grabs her remember, like yes and he
guys yeah hm, when he's happily in love and he's going wild. Yeah.
Anyway, thank you guys so much. If you want on the couch,
no, I'm not doing that. Like and share and hopefully enjoyed our
Somebody had a good comb joke here and I lost it. I liked Morphia's
chocolate pill joke. Anyway, Thank you, guys. Will come with some
new heat soon. I'm gonna next up I'll be doing I mean, we'll
do more geopolitical stuff obviously always, but movie wise, we're gonna do I'm
gonna do top lovecraft themed films. So there's several lovecrafty type movies that I've
not covered in a video podcast yet, so we'll be doing those next.
We talked about we did mel What else did we talk about doing John Depp
movies? Some John Depp quite a few John Depps Oh yeah, and then
like maybe corny you know, like Stigmata, End of Days, Damien Omen,
this kind of stuff. We haven't really done a podcast that Evil Baby,
but none of those are good enough for a real like breakdown. They
would have to be just kind of just joking around, right, Um,
but you could do it. You could do a stream on Hollywood anti Christ
movies because there's only there's actually only a handful of them. Right. We've
done Rosemary's Baby. We're not gonna do that again. That would be played
out, but we haven't done the Omen, the Stigmata, End of the
Days, we did Devil's advocate, So you know, there's there's actually not
that many Hollywood Antichrist movies that kind of really Now, we talked about Constantine,
but I don't actually think Constine has the anti Christ. It's just like
Michael and Gabriel, isn't it. But um, yeah, we we did
Stranger Things out the wazoo, like we beat that like a dead horse.
In fact, my Stranger Things analysis on Lord Voldemort got like two hundred and
fifty three hundred thousand views. So have we done Stalker? We just completed
rube Lev so we did like a two and a half three hour breakdown with
Andre Tarkovsky Junior. Okay, Andre Tarkowski Junior together with us breaking down rube
Lev in about three hours. So we will do all of them with Andre
Junior. I hope you appreciate how awesome that is, what a privilege.
So no, we haven't done Stalker yet, but we will do Stalker because
we plan to do all of the Ruble films. So who else is analyzing
movies with the freaking sons of the greatest some of the greatest directors ever.
We are, So I hope you guys appreciate that. Hope you like that
if you would hit like and share tell us below in the chat. Guys,
if you're watching this later, you can believe me a comment. Um,
what other series would you like us to do? So, I'm gonna
do like a Lovecraft series, right, I'm gonna do We'll do a John
Depp series that we haven't done. Yeah, what else? Old movies like
Sunset belod On, Sunset Boulevard, James Cagnium, White Heat. That'd be
a great one. Yeah, series is what series? Would you like?
Anti Christ series? Right? That'd be a goofy one because the Hollywood anti
Christs. And we'll think about it.