Speaker 1: Oh bed Basar, Hello, and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of.
Speaker 1: Conspiracy and my name's Jonathan, and today we are in
Speaker 1: house together good cult members.
Speaker 3: Jonathan finally made it to Louisiana and Caine to my
Speaker 3: studio in my home.
Speaker 2: Not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: This is the first time we've had two of us
Speaker 3: uh in this studio, the first time I've had a
Speaker 3: guest inside of here. The last time I brought d one,
Speaker 3: I was in my living room as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: because this studio wasn't ready at that time. So this
Speaker 3: is a wild one to get together on to to
Speaker 3: christen this home studio situation.
Speaker 2: Here. Brother, I'm happy as hell. Yeah, yeah, I'm uh.
Speaker 1: It's it's weird getting back in the same room after
Speaker 1: being in like different states there.
Speaker 2: For the past long enough to get nostalgic.
Speaker 3: Yet I think so like I'm getting nostalgic here about
Speaker 3: Oh man, you remember Christy's shop.
Speaker 1: These are the good old days. I know, dude, those
Speaker 1: are good times. But you know what, we're still carrying
Speaker 1: the torch as long as we got to because.
Speaker 2: What quarter is it? It's always fourth quart. Let's go back.
Speaker 2: I heard a whistle yet, y'all.
Speaker 1: So initially we were kind of just thinking, oh, you
Speaker 1: know what, maybe we'll just shoot the ship. It'll be
Speaker 1: a nice little homecoming. But then we said, hold up,
Speaker 1: my third eye is tangling. There's stuff that we need
Speaker 1: to talk about. And unfortunately, my one of my fears,
Speaker 1: you know, because we're always looking, you know, at things
Speaker 1: with our third eye all the way open and having
Speaker 1: a healthy dose of skepticism about every single thing, especially
Speaker 1: in such a wildly corrupt world and a wildly corrupt government.
Speaker 1: So it just makes you think, like, all right, I
Speaker 1: can't trust anything. So whenever I initially I initially wanted
Speaker 1: to do like a DNA test. Yeah, I I mean,
Speaker 1: for a bunch of personal reasons. I never met my
Speaker 1: actual like birth father, you know, I never got I
Speaker 1: never saw a picture of him or anything, and it'd
Speaker 1: be nice to get a little heritage on that side
Speaker 1: of the family that I know nothing about.
Speaker 2: So that was one of the reasons. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Another reason is I would like to know and I
Speaker 1: don't know if twenty three and meters does this, but
Speaker 1: it'd be sweet to find out that I have like
Speaker 1: some weird alien gene that gives me super magical powers.
Speaker 2: I was just.
Speaker 3: Talking at the soccer fields the other day about blood types.
Speaker 3: Apparently a lot of grown ups don't know what their
Speaker 3: blood type is.
Speaker 2: I don't know mine. We've talked about this so many times,
Speaker 2: you still have it.
Speaker 3: Go to the doctor one time and just ask bro,
Speaker 3: go to your my chart.
Speaker 1: In my my chart, it's not even on there.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's unbelievable. Okay, okay.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Anyway, they were talking about how certain blood is
Speaker 3: more valuable than others, universal donors, things like that, and
Speaker 3: we talked about the alien blood. It's like the RHX type,
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh, that must be me, And I'm like,
Speaker 3: there's like only five hundred people on Earth with it
Speaker 3: and their blood's worth like forty eight grand a.
Speaker 1: No, it's actually there's one I think it's like five
Speaker 1: percent of the world has that specific blood type. But
Speaker 1: then there's one pocket of I can't remember what city
Speaker 1: that's in. We did a show on it so long ago,
Speaker 1: but there's a city somewhere in bum fuck Nowheresville Country
Speaker 1: that nobody's ever heard of.
Speaker 2: Where they have a lot of it that it's like
Speaker 2: fifty percent of their people have that.
Speaker 1: Oh, and so that's where the most of the world
Speaker 1: have that one specif and some people would speculate that
Speaker 1: that could be an alien gene. I don't know, are
Speaker 1: we talking anonaki? I mean it's fun to learn about
Speaker 1: Anonaki and Samarian you know, scrolls and tablets and all
Speaker 1: that fun jazz, and it's fun like it's comic bookie
Speaker 1: to me personally.
Speaker 2: But how do we know? But how do we know?
Speaker 1: But like we're taking it on somebody's word no matter what.
Speaker 3: But if that get that might give credence to the
Speaker 3: whole thought of what blue blood is, right, true royal
Speaker 3: blood or quote unquote divine blood by some people's interpretation,
Speaker 3: or deified by another, could be a ananachi could also
Speaker 3: mean like there's there's a lot of ways to break
Speaker 3: that down, brother, And if you say that there's a
Speaker 3: try out there where they have a larger number of it,
Speaker 3: that kind of throws a wrench in that whole argument,
Speaker 3: doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Well, the reason why we're talking about DNA and blood
Speaker 1: types and whatnot, and as far as wanting to know
Speaker 1: your family's heritage, maybe certain traits within your blood that
Speaker 1: you can find out because I know people do like
Speaker 1: certain blood tests. Oh I'm allergic to this. Oh I
Speaker 1: need you know, more iron or more magnesium or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 1: That's all fine and dandy, and I think that it's
Speaker 1: probably still safe hypothetically speaking, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just.
Speaker 1: What part as far as being able to go to
Speaker 1: the hospital or go to a doctor and.
Speaker 2: Give blood like that.
Speaker 1: But and I say that, but I don't know how
Speaker 1: much we can trust the hospitals. And I'm not saying
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to shit on anybody who works at
Speaker 1: a hospital. And I know that everybody that's working there,
Speaker 1: you're doing so out of the kindness of your heart.
Speaker 1: You want to be able to help people. I would
Speaker 1: never shit on somebody like that, right. However, twenty three
Speaker 1: and me and ancestry are not that right. And that's
Speaker 1: why I've always been so hesitant to find out my background,
Speaker 1: you know, for a multitude of reasons. But and I
Speaker 1: would like to find out, like, oh, my Irish. I mean,
Speaker 1: I've heard that I've got a little Irish in me.
Speaker 1: I've heard that I've got a little German and a
Speaker 1: little Polish and stuff like that in me. God bless you.
Speaker 1: And but it would be nice to find out, like
Speaker 1: what percentage for sure, you know, because they, like some
Speaker 1: people I guess, are shocked that they have like five
Speaker 1: percent African blood in them. I'm like, probably where most
Speaker 1: people are from.
Speaker 2: We talked about that with that Nation Islam episode Doe.
Speaker 3: They a lot of white supremacists are coming back with
Speaker 3: these twenty three a meter ancestry results with like African
Speaker 3: blood at least a little bit, and they are unhappy.
Speaker 2: And it's like, I hate to be the one to
Speaker 2: burst your bubble, but yeah, don't be racist, right, like
Speaker 2: just it's so easy.
Speaker 3: Oh bro, we got called races here recently for that
Speaker 3: episode from our from the one who hates everything we
Speaker 3: ever did that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not.
Speaker 3: But it's like, if you have to give the disclaimer
Speaker 3: that this show isn't racist, I hate to be the one.
Speaker 2: Whatever. Dude, we were talking about Yakube, Praise be under.
Speaker 1: Him, Praise be under his name. But we're going to
Speaker 1: get into that. And it seems as if all of
Speaker 1: my worst fears as to why I've been holding out
Speaker 1: for so long as far as getting those blood tests done,
Speaker 1: has absolutely come true here within the last four years collectively.
Speaker 2: Oh shit.
Speaker 1: And of course it happens in Biden's first year as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, shock and so yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 1: get a little bit into that wild.
Speaker 3: Time that first year bro twenty twenty, COVID was popping
Speaker 3: off the lockdowns. Biden had no clue what to do,
Speaker 3: but he just said, we're gonna listen to China, and
Speaker 3: everybody was.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, that's a good idea.
Speaker 3: And it's like, wait, what when did America start taking
Speaker 3: China's lead on anything?
Speaker 2: Ever?
Speaker 3: And then cut to China Joe being China Joe, Oh, dude.
Speaker 2: The biggest threat right now is that country to America.
Speaker 1: I would say America is America's biggest threat.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, that's a respectable counter argument, and we
Speaker 3: could dive on that, but at the same time, it
Speaker 3: would we would kind of be where we're currently at.
Speaker 2: But I also can respect that vantage.
Speaker 1: So there are plenty of amazing people doing their own research,
Speaker 1: whether it be podcasters or not, or just truth seekers
Speaker 1: in general. That there has kind of become an amazing
Speaker 1: collective of people that are searching for the truth and
Speaker 1: people that just want to know the truth by any
Speaker 1: means necessary, even if it hurts your feelings to know
Speaker 1: some parts of the truth. Like we say all the time, like,
Speaker 1: who wasn't a little bummed out to find out that
Speaker 1: Tom Hanks was probably a pedophile?
Speaker 2: Right? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, who doesn't like that? And unfortunately find out about Diddy. Oh,
Speaker 1: I kind of knew that shit was coming, bro.
Speaker 3: I mean, don't get me wrong, I didn't think he
Speaker 3: was clean of any wrongdoings ever in his life, but
Speaker 3: like to this level, I didn't see that coming. I'm
Speaker 3: not like, I don't have a finger on the pulse
Speaker 3: of the music industry, but I'm just saying I was
Speaker 3: bummed to find that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was I mean, I wasn't bummed to find
Speaker 1: out that it was Diddy. I just always assumed I've
Speaker 1: always kind of been in the camp that he if
Speaker 1: he wasn't the one who shot Tupac, then he he
Speaker 1: had an involvement in it. And so which some people
Speaker 1: have actually now come out and said that Diddy wasn't
Speaker 1: the one that killed Tupac, but he supposedly put a hit.
Speaker 2: Out on him. Oh for sure, He's the one that
Speaker 2: put that hit out.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, but it's it's the connections that
Speaker 1: Diddy has which we are going to do an entire
Speaker 1: episode on I've been doing a super deep dive into
Speaker 1: all this and all the possible connections. This is about
Speaker 1: to make Epstein Island look like fucking Disneyland.
Speaker 2: Well that's a bad.
Speaker 3: So no, no, no, no, that's real life, dude. People don't
Speaker 3: understand how evil the world truly is. Epstein Island was
Speaker 3: the g rated place of where these children could have
Speaker 3: ended up. And that's not a fictitious statement.
Speaker 2: That's real life, dude.
Speaker 1: It is real life, dude. And so getting back to
Speaker 1: some of the good well, cult members, truth seekers, conspiracy theorists,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call us, people who are out
Speaker 1: there just searching and blowing the absolute conspiracy horn. It's
Speaker 1: not even a whistle anymore. It's a fucking horn that
Speaker 1: is being blown from the top of the tallest mountain.
Speaker 2: Is it still Mount Everest? Yeah? Okay, I didn't know.
Speaker 1: If there was, I didn't you know there's there's Mandela effects,
Speaker 1: and you know people would be forgetting shit.
Speaker 2: Yo, Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 3: I'll say at least until the next big plate tectonic shift,
Speaker 3: which I mean, if you believe what some people are
Speaker 3: saying about Antarctica right now, that's happening.
Speaker 1: So the twenty three and me is first, is the
Speaker 1: first thing we're gonna get to. OK, twenty three and
Speaker 1: me and this was actually brought forth by a Disclosed
Speaker 1: dot TV. If you want to go follow them on x, Twitter,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call it. That is a great
Speaker 1: place to be able to go find a lot of
Speaker 1: this up to date on the minute kind of information.
Speaker 2: Shoutslos TV and also.
Speaker 1: Shout out my Maria seven seven seven. Now we have
Speaker 1: definitely like we've gone over a lot of the things
Speaker 1: that she's picked up on as well, so big shout
Speaker 1: out to her. And this is kind of really what
Speaker 1: sparked this whole interest was a few things that she
Speaker 1: had brought up along with a few other people that
Speaker 1: you know, we'll get about the disclaimers, but in Disclosed
Speaker 1: TV they actually just brought this up just a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. The twenty three and Me's entire board
Speaker 1: just resigned, leaving only the founder, whose name is and
Speaker 1: I could be butchering this Anne Woe woe SICKI and
Speaker 1: it's wo j c I.
Speaker 2: C KI watch keep yeah sure wash Siki.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Ann yeah, Annie Dubb. She is the founder. She's
Speaker 1: the only one on that board right now, everybody else left.
Speaker 2: What's her background? Do we know? Yes, we do.
Speaker 1: So she actually happens to have quite the connection, you
Speaker 1: could say, the best kind of connection, which is marriage,
Speaker 1: which we will get into that fella as well. Okay,
Speaker 1: but anyhow, Ann, she's the only founder or she's the
Speaker 1: only person on the board over at twenty three and anymore.
Speaker 2: She is the.
Speaker 1: Sister of the deceased YouTube ceo Susan Woe Sickie. No,
Speaker 1: she's the sister of the YouTube ceo that recently passed.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, okay, so massive plug, gotcha, gotcha. Yes.
Speaker 1: So what's really interesting is is that now this has
Speaker 1: only happened just as of oh, not even a week ago,
Speaker 1: this twenty three and me thing, which we're going to
Speaker 1: get into Ancestry as well, which was a little bit
Speaker 1: farther back, yeh, which is back in twenty twenty. But
Speaker 1: this twenty three and me thing, I know a lot
Speaker 1: of people have been saying, a you know, I know Ancestry,
Speaker 1: they were just bought by Blackstone, and so I don't
Speaker 1: know if I want to give that kind of information up.
Speaker 1: And people were like, oh, well, twenty three and me,
Speaker 1: that has to be a good one, right Wrongo, As
Speaker 1: the Grinch would say, Okay, because I knew never to
Speaker 1: trust this bullshit. Yeah, it sounds so awesome. I wish
Speaker 1: that I could know my history. I wish that I
Speaker 1: could know my ancestry. But at this point, hey, we're
Speaker 1: all fucking reincarnating. Who gives a shit about past? I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say, who gives a shit about
Speaker 1: your ancestors? No, no, no, I get it, but you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying at this point, it's like what.
Speaker 3: I mean, even with that, and from my vantage point,
Speaker 3: the scripture says, don't waste your time with these pointless
Speaker 3: genealogy searches.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter anymore. It says that it does. Jesus
Speaker 2: said this, get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 3: Paul, if I'm not mistaken, confirmed that later, because the
Speaker 3: point of that was to say that the.
Speaker 2: Old ways are dead. There is only of God or
Speaker 2: not of God.
Speaker 3: But my point was that they said, like, yo, you
Speaker 3: want to know your background, you want to know family
Speaker 3: traits and things, absolutely, but like, don't waste your time
Speaker 3: with these things.
Speaker 2: These don't matter anymore.
Speaker 1: Well, he also said, like, you know, don't pay attention
Speaker 1: to astrology either, because which I thought was really interesting
Speaker 1: that he was saying that, and it's actually something that
Speaker 1: I live by. I'm not trying to make this old
Speaker 1: Jesus thing, but one of the things that because we're
Speaker 1: talking about awesome Jesus quotes, which most of them are awesome.
Speaker 1: He's bonafide ge in a certified stud no doubt. But
Speaker 1: one thing that was really cool he said about astrology
Speaker 1: is is that, yes, like something along the lines of like, yes,
Speaker 1: you know, astrology does play its role in this life,
Speaker 1: but don't think that you're just relegated to living that
Speaker 1: life the way that the stars have have your life
Speaker 1: set out for you. That you can change your own path, yes,
Speaker 1: you'd like It's kind of like to say, like the
Speaker 1: idea of whenever people are like, oh god, you know,
Speaker 1: mercury's going in retrograde, I guess I'm going to be
Speaker 1: fucked for the next week or whatever it is, right.
Speaker 2: And I bet you you're right, and if you believe that,
Speaker 2: it's absolutely true. Yep.
Speaker 1: Now, I've always kind of been a contrarian. Anytime somebody
Speaker 1: like says that something negative is going to happen, I
Speaker 1: always just assume that my life's going to be awesome,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, like just as a regular
Speaker 1: like contrarian almost right. And so literally every time I
Speaker 1: look forward to Mercury in retrograde.
Speaker 2: It's always awesome to me. That's like the best week
Speaker 2: or two of my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mercury was just visible this week. As a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, I saw it. Uh was it Monday night?
Speaker 2: Hmmm? You could see it on the horizon when the
Speaker 2: sun was set, and it was it was sick.
Speaker 3: It was like a new star. Somebody was like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, what is that? And then they're like, yo,
Speaker 3: look it's this this So.
Speaker 1: I wish I knew more astrology, to be real with you,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to look for in this guy.
Speaker 1: I know the pleiades because it's the it's an obvious one.
Speaker 2: I got pleiades, got a lot of pleiades.
Speaker 1: I know the sun in the moon, and I could
Speaker 1: probably point out serious, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 1: that's about it.
Speaker 2: I know some of it.
Speaker 3: But it's also because I'm a weird nerd to history
Speaker 3: things and so many cultures have based so much off
Speaker 3: the stars. I picked up a thing or two along
Speaker 3: the way. But and and I've always said that stars
Speaker 3: do play a role in things. The moon plays roles
Speaker 3: in things. Yeah, absolutely right. And even my boy JC
Speaker 3: throwing it out.
Speaker 2: He even said it.
Speaker 1: He was like, Yo, those planets ain't got shit on you, son.
Speaker 2: You can make your pretty sure. That was actually word
Speaker 2: for word what he said.
Speaker 3: I know he did say get strapped or get clapped.
Speaker 3: I may be paraphrasing, but that is in fact what
Speaker 3: my boy said.
Speaker 2: So, you know, shout out to big homie Jason assult
Speaker 2: the gospels. Man, that's not Jacob.
Speaker 1: So let's get back over here to twenty three and me.
Speaker 1: So this is actually an article that was written by CNBC,
Speaker 1: which is interesting because even they were kind of saying,
Speaker 1: you know, look, this is what happened.
Speaker 2: Which is crazy. They're own my disney.
Speaker 1: Well the title of the article, like I said this,
Speaker 1: this article was published just Tuesday. We're only on what
Speaker 1: is it Sunday now, yep, and so five days ago.
Speaker 1: But it says twenty three and me ceo and woe sicky.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna go with that's how you say her name.
Speaker 1: Sure she is surprised and disappointed by board resignations. Read
Speaker 1: the memo. Okay, so this is.
Speaker 2: Her raid here.
Speaker 1: Board resignations, huh, It says all seven independent directors of
Speaker 1: twenty three and me resigned from the company's board Tuesday,
Speaker 1: a move that and woe Sicky said, left her surprised
Speaker 1: and disappointed. According to a memo to employees, Oh, she
Speaker 1: wrote a memo to her employees saying that she's surprised
Speaker 1: and disappointed.
Speaker 3: So she had to at least put out a statement
Speaker 3: right from the top. The founder is the only one
Speaker 3: left standing. The entire board just walked out, and so
Speaker 3: she had to release a professional memo to let everybody
Speaker 3: know the situation. But she is very sad and very
Speaker 3: disappointed in this outcome. Who could have ever seen this happening?
Speaker 1: Bro, The founder of a large corporation like that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: doesn't have face to faces with board members. You send
Speaker 1: out a fucking memo.
Speaker 3: Wait was that a memo to the board members or
Speaker 3: that memo to the whole company? Like every employee got
Speaker 3: that memo?
Speaker 1: According to according to a memo to employees, that's I
Speaker 1: thought it.
Speaker 2: Was all employees.
Speaker 3: So you had to like release her little public statement
Speaker 3: to let everybody know that, like, this is what just happened,
Speaker 3: and I'm very upset by this. But it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: that doesn't instill a lot of confidence in your workforce,
Speaker 3: that doesn't let your crew feel good, That all, not one,
Speaker 3: not to your entire team of right and left hand
Speaker 3: men just walked out on you and.
Speaker 2: You It makes you wonder why doesn't it.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, what could what could ever be the
Speaker 3: reason for this sudden and unforeseen, uh chain of events
Speaker 3: to where she is just left alone here.
Speaker 1: Well, she co founded twenty three and meters back in
Speaker 1: six and it says that she remains committed to taking
Speaker 1: the company private. The Genetic Testing Company when public in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one through a special purpose acquisition company or
Speaker 1: a spock.
Speaker 2: If you will take the company private.
Speaker 1: She wants to. Yeah, it's currently public.
Speaker 2: Oh that's why the board walked out. She just told that.
Speaker 2: She just told them that they're losing their dividends.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, they're no longer feeding to shareholders.
Speaker 3: No, they want She was trying to make it privately
Speaker 3: owned and they understand that.
Speaker 2: That's okay. So big money was walking and big money
Speaker 2: was talking.
Speaker 1: And we could we could hypothesize as to why she
Speaker 1: would want to take it private. My first thought goes,
Speaker 1: if you take a company private, that means your information
Speaker 1: is not all out there. That means yes, I mean
Speaker 1: not necessarily. But I'm saying, if you're going to be
Speaker 1: dishing out certain information to negative entities, you're more than
Speaker 1: likely to get away with it if your private, as
Speaker 1: opposed to public.
Speaker 3: So it depends on to what level she's talking about
Speaker 3: taking it private like private ownership. So she's saying that
Speaker 3: no longer will certain people have certain stock in the company.
Speaker 3: Therefore they won't have certain say in how the company
Speaker 3: runs unless they also equally put into the private ownership. Now,
Speaker 3: she was trying to go for sole ownership, and everybody's
Speaker 3: walked out on her because they didn't want to work
Speaker 3: for her, they wanted to own their portion or whatever.
Speaker 3: Who's to say, you know what I mean, These cutthroat
Speaker 3: business deals can go so many different directions, and when
Speaker 3: this much money is on the table, it really depends
Speaker 3: on what kind of like things she was trying to do.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Well, you're about to have
Speaker 1: your your tits blown off your chest here, so hopefully
Speaker 1: you don't care about your tits that much.
Speaker 2: I don't have much of it as they're covered by
Speaker 2: the hair.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, we're dudes. We don't need nipples anyway.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But it just to go back and reiterate it, says.
Speaker 1: The genetic testing company went public in twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: through a special purpose acquisition company, and the share price
Speaker 1: has been mostly in free fall since then, dropping more
Speaker 1: than ninety five percent from its high. The directors formed
Speaker 1: a special committee in late March to explore potential pass forward.
Speaker 1: Woa Siki submitted a proposal to take the company private
Speaker 1: in July, but it was rejected by the special committee,
Speaker 1: in part because it didn't provide a premium to the
Speaker 1: closing price of forty cents per share at the time.
Speaker 3: Okay, hold on back, this is a penny stock. The
Speaker 3: company was bought out by what Now?
Speaker 2: She submitted a proposal to take a company prim that.
Speaker 3: Before it started plummeting, it was sold to a What No,
Speaker 3: it wasn't sold, you.
Speaker 2: Said, Since then the stock prices started plumbing. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Ever since she where was I? I passed it up?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Ever since she uh went public in twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: through a special purpose acquisition company.
Speaker 3: Okay, so she brought the company public stock prices are dropping. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and now she's trying to say, hey, let's take it
Speaker 3: private again, and everybody's like, yo, fuck that.
Speaker 1: Which essentially this is what all right. So I don't
Speaker 1: know a shitload about the stock market, but I was
Speaker 1: obsessed with it for a little while, so I have
Speaker 1: a little bit of knowledge on her, and I know
Speaker 1: that within the stock market, if you if if your
Speaker 1: company doesn't maintain an average of over a dollar per share, yeah,
Speaker 1: then it will be relegated to the to the pink
Speaker 1: slips or the pink pink stocks, pink penny stocks, penny yeah,
Speaker 1: something like that. Yeah, it's the penny stocks, which they
Speaker 1: just call pinks I think. But anyway, it'll get relegated
Speaker 1: to that a lot like what happened to JC Penny,
Speaker 1: a lot like what should be happening to game Stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But you know, if it wasn't for the savages out
Speaker 1: there in the world holding it, holding it up, you.
Speaker 2: Know, wasn't for the internet you mean basically yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: So that's what I think.
Speaker 1: What she's trying to do is she probably doesn't imagine
Speaker 1: a world in which that does get above forty cents
Speaker 1: Now what you can do is you can do a
Speaker 1: stock split, which is what a lot of companies do,
Speaker 1: which is called a h it's called a reverse split. Damn,
Speaker 1: how did I remember that? I haven't looked into the
Speaker 1: shit in so long. But anyway, it's a reverse split,
Speaker 1: which essentially just you can you can a reverse split.
Speaker 1: You can do it like you're basically dividing all the
Speaker 1: shares into multiples.
Speaker 2: Well essentially it is, but I don't know what a
Speaker 2: reverse split is.
Speaker 3: It basically doubles everybody's share and it spreads it like,
Speaker 3: it spreads it more. But then that is actually a
Speaker 3: move because it means that you have more avenues of growth.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, so but it got down to forty
Speaker 1: cents if you would do a reverse stock split, which
Speaker 1: if I'm not I got I feel like an idiot
Speaker 1: because it's been so long since I looked into this.
Speaker 1: But I believe that whenever you do a reverse stock split,
Speaker 1: let's say you have a forty cent stock what would
Speaker 1: happen is is that it would go then up to
Speaker 1: like a four dollars per share, and but it cuts down. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's what it is. It cuts that's what it is.
Speaker 1: It's a one to ten. Most of them will do
Speaker 1: a one to ten reverse stock split, and so that'll
Speaker 1: turn your forty cent stock into a four dollar stock.
Speaker 1: But it cuts away literally like ninety percent of all
Speaker 1: the stocks. So let's say you have one hundred shares. Well,
Speaker 1: now after this reverse stock split, you'd only have ten shares,
Speaker 1: but you're not losing any money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it basically just made it to where every
Speaker 3: stock's worth four cents. Although the people that are at
Speaker 3: the level where they're at pretty much just solidified their number.
Speaker 2: But and a lot of people typically.
Speaker 3: Are dropping though, it's like they just made more ways
Speaker 3: of them to lose their money.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Ah, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: Which tip you don't do a reverse stock split unless
Speaker 1: you're dropping news that day, Yeah, because you know that
Speaker 1: it's going to tank, so you want to drop some
Speaker 1: kind of positive news that day to keep it from tanking.
Speaker 1: And so usually not usually a lot of times whenever
Speaker 1: people do a reverse stock split, they release gangster ass
Speaker 1: news that day to keep people invested. So anyway, this
Speaker 1: is I believe this is probably what she was going through.
Speaker 1: But it says in a letter in a letter to
Speaker 1: wo Siki on Tuesday, the director said that they had
Speaker 1: yet to see a fully financed, fully diligenced, actionable proposal
Speaker 1: that is in the best interests of the non affiliated shareholders.
Speaker 1: The director said that they disagree with with Wo Siki
Speaker 1: about the quote unquote strategic direction of the company, so
Speaker 1: they decided to resign effective immediately.
Speaker 2: So her her board members were not on board with.
Speaker 3: Her, So she submitted a proposal that had no substance
Speaker 3: to it. Apparently it had no actual care given to
Speaker 3: it whatsoever. And they said, you know, if you are
Speaker 3: you have a founder, this is your baby, and this
Speaker 3: is the best you.
Speaker 2: Can come up with.
Speaker 3: So they fucking walked, And again she sends out that
Speaker 3: memo to her whole company. What kind of like, what
Speaker 3: kind of real life security does that give somebody who's
Speaker 3: trying to make their earnings.
Speaker 1: Well, think about it like this, So it says down here,
Speaker 1: it's at one time had a valuation of twenty three
Speaker 1: ande meters. The stock company it had a it had
Speaker 1: a valuation of three point five billion dollars, which is
Speaker 1: why a lot of a lot of the board members
Speaker 1: were stoked about the general direction of the company. But
Speaker 1: ever since she announced that and it's and they also
Speaker 1: say that we have not seen any notable progress over
Speaker 1: the last five months that leads us to believe no
Speaker 1: such proposal is forthcoming. The Special Committee is therefore unwilling
Speaker 1: to consider further extensions, and the Board agrees with the
Speaker 1: Special Committee's their determination. All that to say, it at
Speaker 1: one time had very high hopes, and now whenever it
Speaker 1: was or three point five billion, or at least it
Speaker 1: was at least valued at three point five billion, it
Speaker 1: is now has a market cap of under two hundred million,
Speaker 1: which is interesting. I mean, you're talking about I don't
Speaker 1: even know the percent, but you lost a shitload of money.
Speaker 2: Wait one more time. That was with a b. Correct,
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: One time it valued at three point five billion, and
Speaker 1: now it is a market cap of under two hundred million.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the stock price went below forty cents.
Speaker 1: It is now at thirty four cents a share.
Speaker 2: Oh Joe, no doubt the board just walked out because
Speaker 2: they lost their ass. Yeah, they got fucked hard.
Speaker 3: And then she's over here trying to submit like a
Speaker 3: proposal with nothing in the fucking folder.
Speaker 1: Here's my point to all of this, now, I mean,
Speaker 1: who gives a shit about the stock market, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: unless you're playing it on a daily basis. I love
Speaker 1: the stock market personally, but I don't have I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna cry if it ceased to exist one day.
Speaker 3: No, But what it shows is that she didn't give
Speaker 3: a fuck anymore. That's what it tells me. Right, she
Speaker 3: has nothing in the chamber for her company that is
Speaker 3: her baby and all these things, and I find that
Speaker 3: very odd for a company that literally handles people's DNA.
Speaker 2: Think about it like this.
Speaker 1: She knew the decision that she was going to make
Speaker 1: was going to cause everybody on that board to jump ship.
Speaker 1: She knew that because they had talked about it before,
Speaker 1: and she still fucking did it.
Speaker 2: Now, I wonder if there's a reason why she wanted
Speaker 2: them to quit.
Speaker 1: Well, that's where we get to. Oh, now she is
Speaker 1: the raining only board member. I mean, she's the fucking founder. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she just got rid of her entire.
Speaker 2: Boards trying to make it go private.
Speaker 1: And she wants to make it go private. This was
Speaker 1: some gangster level shit if you were out for absolute
Speaker 1: control and absolute power. Now, I know that this doesn't
Speaker 1: seem like crazy, but once we start looking into what
Speaker 1: just happened with Blackstone buying out ancestry back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: You might start to pick up on a trend here. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: so let's go over here, shall we over to?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who finance? I'm sorry, it's ruders? Which is on who finance?
Speaker 2: Is it ruders or routers? I think it is ruters.
Speaker 3: I hear British people pronounce it that way, but I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's being yeah right right. I don't
Speaker 3: know if it's then being like county, or if that's
Speaker 3: actually how you say it.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's how you say it.
Speaker 3: Maybe I don't mean and I don't mean that hatefully.
Speaker 3: People in the UK use that word like we use bitch.
Speaker 2: It's awesome. I love why. I love the boys every
Speaker 2: other word.
Speaker 3: I just American English somehow missed the boat on the
Speaker 3: hard s word, and I wish that we didn't, because
Speaker 3: it's a really fun word to say. But boy, oh boy,
Speaker 3: is it a bad one in America anyway, I'll never
Speaker 3: understand it.
Speaker 1: I think it's one of the most fun words to
Speaker 1: ever say.
Speaker 2: Right, It's up there with fuck. It's literally neck and neck.
Speaker 1: I think those are the two most fun words to say.
Speaker 2: And it's not like towards women. No, most men that
Speaker 2: I know are cunts. I mean, dude, I say gay
Speaker 2: all the time, and by no means do I mean homosexual?
Speaker 2: It is not what is meant there.
Speaker 1: Whenever I say kunt, I don't literally mean a labia
Speaker 1: or a vagina or any of that shit, or.
Speaker 3: A woman who is like a Karen Like. No, that
Speaker 3: is nine times out of ten not how we are
Speaker 3: intending it.
Speaker 2: Cunt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just a word, you know. That's fun to say.
Speaker 2: Sorry to all of our ginger listeners. Well, I meant ginger.
Speaker 3: I meant like more tenderhearted listeners, and somehow like I
Speaker 3: was thinking gingerly, what ginger.
Speaker 1: Did you have on your mind that you thought of
Speaker 1: when you said cunt? That was my question, that cunt. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's get back over to the stuff here Blackstone. This
Speaker 1: was back in twenty twenty. August of twenty twenty, Blackstone
Speaker 1: acquired ancestry dot com four.
Speaker 2: Point seven billion dollars. We go.
Speaker 1: So, now, whenever you look back at the twenty three
Speaker 1: and meters, whenever they were valued ad what was it
Speaker 1: three point five billion? Yeah, yeah, they were. They had
Speaker 1: a one time valuation three point five billion. She basically
Speaker 1: sunk that ship. Yeah shit, the actual bed. Maybe on purpose,
Speaker 1: maybe not, we'll see.
Speaker 2: Um. And so Blackstone bought Ancestry.
Speaker 3: Just to sink the ship. That's absolutely a business move
Speaker 3: that elites would do.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I can't remember who said it, but I believe
Speaker 1: there was some billionaire that said, look, if you ever
Speaker 1: want to take your company from a million dollar company
Speaker 1: to a billion dollar company, put it on the stock market.
Speaker 3: That hmm, that's possible, but it depends on the company.
Speaker 3: But yes, going public.
Speaker 2: With it can be a very very wise move. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the Blackstone Group they they agreed to acquire genealogy
Speaker 1: provider ancestry dot com from private equity rivals from private right,
Speaker 1: all right, so now you're talking about are we talking
Speaker 1: about buyouts with twenty three and meters? Is that what
Speaker 1: you gotta do to go private? Well, private equity firms.
Speaker 1: That's like putting it in a trust.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: You could put it in a private equity firm to
Speaker 3: where no one direct person has sole ownership of it,
Speaker 3: but it's spread out and it's like very hard for
Speaker 3: you to have the governments come after you in litigation
Speaker 3: and shit. But to buy it from a private equity
Speaker 3: firm is a big move.
Speaker 1: So they bought it from the private equity private equity
Speaker 1: rivals for four point seven billion dollars including the debt,
Speaker 1: placing a big bet on a family tree chasing as
Speaker 1: well as personalized medicine.
Speaker 3: So because they're a private firm as well. So literally
Speaker 3: they just changed hands for a lot of money. And
Speaker 3: I guarantee they're both owned by Vanguard, State Street or
Speaker 3: black Rock.
Speaker 2: Because that's just how that works.
Speaker 1: Listen to this though, Okay, chasing personalized medicine, what does
Speaker 1: that say to you? That means if you upload all
Speaker 1: of your data and Ancestry dot com now Blackrock, well
Speaker 1: it's still called Ancestry, but or Blackstone rather, if you
Speaker 1: upload all of your data, that is literally the sequencing
Speaker 1: within your DNA. Yeah, what they're saying is, look, just
Speaker 1: do it. We'll be able to give you personalized medicine.
Speaker 1: Now you know what else they can do personally for you.
Speaker 1: They can find out they can clone well yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: they can clone you.
Speaker 3: But they don't even need your consent. They already have
Speaker 3: your DNA. That was what they call signed in blood
Speaker 3: for all the people in the back.
Speaker 1: That was the reason why I never wanted to do
Speaker 1: it in the first place, because I'll be damned if
Speaker 1: I need a clone of me, because then you'll be questioning, Oh, dude,
Speaker 1: am I the real one?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 3: You've seen that movie with arm Schwartzenegger where there were clones,
Speaker 3: and like he thought he was the real guy the
Speaker 3: whole time. He teamed up with his clone self, this
Speaker 3: whole thing, just to find out that he was the clone.
Speaker 2: I forget what the name of the movie, yes, fucked up.
Speaker 3: The way they could tell is if you looked under
Speaker 3: their eyelid, there was a notch for every time that.
Speaker 2: That organism had been cloned.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And it was what there was like a chick that
Speaker 3: was out there as like an assassin for escape clones
Speaker 3: or like shit that go sideways. She had like nine
Speaker 3: notches under her eye because she was that good that
Speaker 3: kept recloning her and shit.
Speaker 2: And when the time.
Speaker 3: Came, Arnold had the CEO in his sights and like
Speaker 3: the whole big monologue, final dramatic scene, he's like, oh, wait,
Speaker 3: you think you're the real one.
Speaker 2: Here's a mirror, dude, look at your eye And it
Speaker 2: was like don don.
Speaker 3: It was a whole thing because he even convinced his
Speaker 3: real self that the self was the clone.
Speaker 1: I imagine that wouldn't be very hard to do, Bro,
Speaker 1: I mean, think about it. If there are a million
Speaker 1: clones of you, how could you be so sure that
Speaker 1: you're the real one?
Speaker 2: How are you even sure that you're listening to this
Speaker 2: podcast right now? Dude? I don't know, right, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But what shit? There was something else so I wanted
Speaker 2: to go with that.
Speaker 3: No, but what could they do with that DNA? Okay,
Speaker 3: don't need your permission for again. And what I meant
Speaker 3: by signing blood is because again, contracts have to be
Speaker 3: signed for things like that to happen. If they have
Speaker 3: your DNA, that's a sort of form of legal binding signature.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, about it like this now, there's
Speaker 1: certain things I can imagine, certain poisons out there that
Speaker 1: would harm some people and maybe not so much the rest.
Speaker 1: If you wanted to take somebody out, Bro, and you
Speaker 1: want to absolutely get away with it by you know,
Speaker 1: giving them something or sending them something or whatever like
Speaker 1: through DNA, or maybe you give them something to drink
Speaker 1: or whatever. Right, you might be able to silently kill.
Speaker 3: Them, accidentally poison them, give them some sort of an
Speaker 3: allergic reaction to something that they didn't even know they
Speaker 3: were allergic to.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's a certain dare I say, five G ray
Speaker 1: that would affect you more than anybody else.
Speaker 2: Interesting time to bring up the five G rays when
Speaker 2: you're looking at what's going what just happened in Lebanon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, dude, dude, it's getting wild out there.
Speaker 3: We're going to be doing an episode on that cult members.
Speaker 3: I promise you, I promise you.
Speaker 1: There's the cloning, there's the targeted individual. I think has
Speaker 1: to be brought up in this episode because there's somebody
Speaker 1: out there that is claiming that every single one of
Speaker 1: us has some sort of like a like a radio
Speaker 1: kind of what is it called, like a radio wave,
Speaker 1: each one of us has a specific radio wave, yeah,
Speaker 1: and that they're able that basically we all have our
Speaker 1: own IP address like our bodies do, and that the
Speaker 1: five G towers were built to manipulate that. Some people
Speaker 1: are suggesting that now there is a person I believe
Speaker 1: who either worked for a special three letter agency or
Speaker 1: knows somebody that worked for a special three letter agency
Speaker 1: that says that the government has been working on this
Speaker 1: technology for a long time, And this was the idea
Speaker 1: behind the five G towers getting put up, because if
Speaker 1: you really think about it, anybody that has five G
Speaker 1: on their phone tell me with a straight face that
Speaker 1: it's faster than four G.
Speaker 2: It's not. I can't honestly say that.
Speaker 1: Like you could tell the upgrade whenever we went from
Speaker 1: three G to four G like that was noticeable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, four G was gangster. Yeah, five G can't difference.
Speaker 1: I honestly, I put it on my phone because you
Speaker 1: get the option you can have you want to switch
Speaker 1: it back to four G LTE or do you want
Speaker 1: to have five G available?
Speaker 2: Five g's blows at least where I live, it's and here.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's okay. I can't tell any difference between
Speaker 3: it and four G. Brother, Gonna be honest, nobody can.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: And so why would they be putting it out? Why
Speaker 1: would they be spending so much money building this kind
Speaker 1: of technology in order to send shorter wave forms which
Speaker 1: are supposedly a lot more harmful. Because of I'm not
Speaker 1: a technological genius by by any means, And to be
Speaker 1: honest with you, the only technology that I'm even comfortable
Speaker 1: with is what I've learned over the past four years
Speaker 1: as far as podcasting goes. But when you look into
Speaker 1: some of the shit, you know, even for a layman
Speaker 1: like me and possibly you probably you, actually you, but.
Speaker 3: Depends on what thing I know some electronics. I was
Speaker 3: an electric electrician slash instrument tech up until a few
Speaker 3: weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I know a thing or two, not a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Fair point, But I don't know, dude. It just makes
Speaker 1: you really wonder what all that tower shit is being
Speaker 1: put up. Anyway, the point that I'm trying to get
Speaker 1: at is if they can specifically target you by having
Speaker 1: not only your IP address possibly or your radio station,
Speaker 1: your own personalized radio station, that they can target you
Speaker 1: that way. But now everybody who's in the ancestry dot
Speaker 1: com database database database, they also have that information. They
Speaker 1: can now manipulate and they say literally rate here. They
Speaker 1: want to personalize your medicine. Now that sounds all fucking
Speaker 1: fine and dandy on the surface. Oh my god, I
Speaker 1: can actually get specific medicine. Well, maybe there has to
Speaker 1: be a reason why Thailand all doesn't work on me,
Speaker 1: but a leave, does you know what I'm saying? Everybody's
Speaker 1: different in that way.
Speaker 3: Sure, and so, And to that point, yes, loud personalized medicine,
Speaker 3: meaning that they could find certain medications that would be
Speaker 3: more effective for you than others and actually dial all
Speaker 3: that in. That would that sounds wonderful? How wever sounds
Speaker 3: like alchemy? Honestly, what is medicine? Well, they took out
Speaker 3: the spirit. But if you really think about it, the
Speaker 3: FI could be attaching to your I don't want to
Speaker 3: say your your fake spirit, but maybe your I mean
Speaker 3: think about it. If you do have an IP address,
Speaker 3: wouldn't that kind of resemble what a spirit would look
Speaker 3: like if you're trying to attack it in the physical.
Speaker 3: I mean possibly. But at the same blood is life,
Speaker 3: is it not? Oh yeah, so a hospital deals with blood.
Speaker 3: Medicine deals with blood. In my opinion, they never actually
Speaker 3: took the spirit out that. I just think they call
Speaker 3: it by a different name these days. And I don't
Speaker 3: mean that blood is soul by any means. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I think that they are absolutely alchemy is currently being practiced. However,
Speaker 3: I think that a lot of them don't take it
Speaker 3: to a spiritual sense. I think that they are only
Speaker 3: operating on Okay, I'll put.
Speaker 2: It to terms.
Speaker 3: Let me see if I got this right, Okay, if
Speaker 3: this was a pentagram that they were doing something over,
Speaker 3: let's just say they're using four out of the five points, yes.
Speaker 2: Am, I am, I about accurate and what I'm.
Speaker 1: I would say they're probably using all five. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you why, because there are so many other things
Speaker 1: that you can do with DNA that is absolutely unreal.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean, like regular hospitals.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that if hospitals are still practicing alchemy, let's
Speaker 3: just say that, like, of the five points, they're missing
Speaker 3: one of them.
Speaker 2: In particular, these.
Speaker 1: Days, I mean, Western medicine is absolute shit compared to
Speaker 1: traditional Eastern medicine, especially if you go back into like,
Speaker 1: like traditional Chinese medicine, bro like, and I just heard
Speaker 1: about this on a podcast, but supposedly over in China.
Speaker 1: Now I know how we feel about China whatever, but
Speaker 1: I do believe that Chinese medicine's probably solid, a lot
Speaker 1: more solid than ours. And actually, over in China they
Speaker 1: have these big ass hospitals, right, and they have one
Speaker 1: side of the hospital is Western medicine, the other side
Speaker 1: is Eastern medicine. And it's up to you to choose.
Speaker 1: But the idea is is that all right, you want
Speaker 1: to just be you just want to give people the
Speaker 1: right to choose or whatever. Right, Well, think about it.
Speaker 1: Western medicine is going to cost you a fucking arm
Speaker 1: and a leg. Eastern is fucking dude, you're talking about
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Chiropractor type shit?
Speaker 3: Is that considered Eastern? That was developed by European due
Speaker 3: chiropractics is considered like, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if that's necessarily one of them. I'm just
Speaker 1: throwing out some acupuncture or pressure points and.
Speaker 3: Even I could say spiritual things like if they are
Speaker 3: acknowledging certain remedies that are like Eastern old school medicine,
Speaker 3: and the government's cool with saying like, yeah, sure you
Speaker 3: want to go that route.
Speaker 1: Cool, they get they're they're a lot more specific by
Speaker 1: the person rather than a one size catch all like
Speaker 1: Western medicine is. That's fair, okay, But anyway, they got
Speaker 1: all that shit going on. My point is is that,
Speaker 1: all right, whenever you're looking into the d something that
Speaker 1: we talk about here quite frequently because I usually bring
Speaker 1: it up, and that gets into the whole idea of
Speaker 1: quantum entanglement. Okay, Now, if you this is where this
Speaker 1: is where I'm the most scared of. Like, this is
Speaker 1: way more fucked than even clones, because if somebody has
Speaker 1: a droplet of your DNA, you can quantum entangle that
Speaker 1: fucking DNA, and whatever they do to the DNA that
Speaker 1: they have of yours, it'll have an effect on whatever
Speaker 1: is in your body.
Speaker 2: Oh I believe that shit.
Speaker 1: Like that's like it's proven, It's already been proven, and
Speaker 1: you can do that with fucking saliva.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, look at the children. Your children, they
Speaker 3: have your DNA within them. You can tell when certain
Speaker 3: things happen to them. That's a real parental instinct that
Speaker 3: can't be quantified, but is a real fucking thing.
Speaker 1: Dude, you're talking about Think about this. If we're looking
Speaker 1: at these people as if they are the worst of
Speaker 1: the worst, Let's say, you know, it's the Illuminati or
Speaker 1: the devil or demons or people who are sacrificing or
Speaker 1: whatever into voodoo and magic and witchcraft, all.
Speaker 2: Of the dark side, all that shit too.
Speaker 1: This would essentially be the same exact thing as having
Speaker 1: a fucking voodoo doll. Essentially that Yeah, that's literally what
Speaker 1: it would be. Yeah, you're talking about quantum entanglement. Somebody
Speaker 1: else has your DNA. Damn that's what they could turn
Speaker 1: it into.
Speaker 2: That's wild. That's some crazy shit, Isn't that fucking wild?
Speaker 3: And so this other private equity firm just bought this
Speaker 3: out as the company is tanking and losing money, and
Speaker 3: the owner is just basically like, let's just go back
Speaker 3: to private again, and everybody's like, naw, fuck that.
Speaker 1: Well that was twenty three and meter now we're on
Speaker 1: to Ancestry. They just sold it well back in twenty twenty. Yea,
Speaker 1: they just sold it to Blackstone Group for four point
Speaker 1: seven billion. So I just want to read the rest
Speaker 1: of this just to kind of get a better idea.
Speaker 1: But it says ancestry dot Com is the world's largest
Speaker 1: provider of DNA services all together DNA I could believe
Speaker 1: that allowing customers to trace their geniality and identify genetic
Speaker 1: health risks with tests and to their home. Blackstone is
Speaker 1: hoping that more consumers stay at home amid the twenty
Speaker 1: amid the COVID nineteen pandemic will turn to Ancestry dot
Speaker 1: Com for its services. Interesting timing where they bought that
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: It says this is a quote from the senior managing
Speaker 1: director of Blackstone. He says, we believe Ancestry has significant
Speaker 1: runaway for further growth as people of all ages and
Speaker 1: backgrounds become increasingly interested in learning more about their family
Speaker 1: histories and themselves. Which isn't that's not a false statement.
Speaker 2: No, so a false statement.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, especially after COVID, not many
Speaker 3: people are just thrilled to give over their DNA, like
Speaker 3: more people are actually aware of what's happening. I think
Speaker 3: that also could be a massive reason why that company
Speaker 3: is losing money too.
Speaker 1: So ancestry dot com has more than three million paying
Speaker 1: customers in about thirty countries and earns more than one
Speaker 1: billion dollars in annual revenue.
Speaker 3: God damn well, Ancestry does more than just take the
Speaker 3: DNA they like. They find old records, They find old
Speaker 3: mayor certificates, death certificates, like real like family lineage style things.
Speaker 3: So I could see that being worth that type of
Speaker 3: money for sure.
Speaker 1: So they launched in nineteen ninety six as a family
Speaker 1: history website. It harnessed advances in DNA testing and mobile
Speaker 1: phone apps in the following two decades to expand its
Speaker 1: offerings Blackstone is buying ancestry dot Com from private equity
Speaker 1: firms silver Lake, Spectrum Equity, and Permera. Singapore's Sovereign Wealth
Speaker 1: Fund GIC, another ancestry dot com investor, said it will
Speaker 1: continue to maintain a significant minority stake in the company.
Speaker 1: The acquisition's price tag represents a significant jump to ancestry
Speaker 1: dot COM's valuation from four years ago, when silver Lake
Speaker 1: and g I C invested in Lehi Shout It's l
Speaker 1: e h I, a Utah based Company's Yeah, the Mormons
Speaker 1: had something to do with ancestry way they did.
Speaker 3: In fact that we did an episode on it once
Speaker 3: upon a time that it was strange that the Mormons
Speaker 3: were buying this. The reason for everybody was because they
Speaker 3: wanted to have the DNA to do baptisms for the dead.
Speaker 3: So even if you weren't actually a part of their church,
Speaker 3: they could still baptize you into their religion slash cult,
Speaker 3: depending on what side of that fence you sit on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, yep, Like I think, I don't know how
Speaker 1: I feel about that.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's that was twenty twenty right, right, and
Speaker 3: now this other company here, this other company that's got
Speaker 3: all of these great things, all of all of the
Speaker 3: stuffs right right now, the price is plummeting. She's throwing
Speaker 3: up minimal effort to save any thing, and it's getting
Speaker 3: bought out probably soon, or at least she's trying to
Speaker 3: take it back private again.
Speaker 1: Well, let's get back into your girl and Woshiki okay, okay,
Speaker 1: listen to her family. You want to talk about a
Speaker 1: family tree her her father, Stanley Woshicki. He's oh boy,
Speaker 1: he was the National a part of the National Science Foundation.
Speaker 1: He's a fellow National Science Foundation fellow at CERN.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, So he did his fellowship there. That's so
Speaker 3: what that means as far as that realm of work goes, like,
Speaker 3: think about it in the medical field, you do a
Speaker 3: stint somewhere where you do your fellowship. Yeah, right, and
Speaker 3: if you become a doctor at that hospital where you
Speaker 3: did that, you become a fellow.
Speaker 2: So he did massive work at CERN.
Speaker 1: Interesting, which is disturbing, especially since they're trying to break
Speaker 1: the fabric of fucking reality.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely a red flag on the play. Don't say that.
Speaker 1: And I spoke on the Mandela effect earlier.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Interesting, did you or did you.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm just misremembering.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, maybe there was another break in the time
Speaker 3: matrix in the time it took in time of recording.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm of the belief that our timelines are
Speaker 1: constantly shifting every quarter of a millisecond. So that's just
Speaker 1: my own opinion. In the sixties, I think we're all
Speaker 1: living in some kind of fucking simulation. But anyway, anyway,
Speaker 1: her mother esther it's a very motherly name, Jewish name.
Speaker 1: She was a journalist, heavily involved in education. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: Susan her sister, remember, was the CEO of YouTube. That's
Speaker 1: huge An, which is the person we're talking about, the
Speaker 1: co founder and CEO of twenty three and me. This
Speaker 1: is where it starts to get sketchy, if it wasn't
Speaker 1: already right. Ann's husband, Sergey Brinn, it's the co founder
Speaker 1: of Google.
Speaker 2: Oh God, her name sounds so familiar to me.
Speaker 1: You think she's stanking accidentally, bro.
Speaker 3: Wow, Okay, you got fucking Google at your back. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: these are some massive red flags on the play dog.
Speaker 1: Dude, this is some wild shit. So yeah, her husband,
Speaker 1: Sergey Brinn, co founder of Google. He's the president of
Speaker 1: Alphabet Inc. His net worth, by the way, forty nine
Speaker 1: point five billion. That's some cheddar cheese right there. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: then you got Ann. Of course, her net worth is
Speaker 1: one billion. So she ain't no slacker.
Speaker 2: No, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's not many female billionaires out there. She
Speaker 3: herself is worth it, that's fucking solid.
Speaker 1: Susan, who was the CEO of YouTube, she had a
Speaker 1: net worth of only four hundred and ten million.
Speaker 2: Four hundred and ten million. Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean there are female billionaires out there, but not many,
Speaker 3: and the top one is Jeff Bezos's ex wife.
Speaker 2: Let's not forget that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah yeah. Well, and to be fair, Sergey
Speaker 1: and and they both were co founders of their you know,
Speaker 1: respective companies, whereas Susan was just a CEO. I don't
Speaker 1: mean to say, just a CEO. But she ain't creates
Speaker 1: fucking YouTube, you know. So to have half a billion
Speaker 1: for not even creating anything solid, yeah right, So she
Speaker 1: has obviously a uh I guess, just a wealthy background
Speaker 1: of everybody surrounding her. That is very entrepreneurially straightforward. I
Speaker 1: don't know, dude. I mean the whole entire thing seems
Speaker 1: very sketchy to me, Like whenever I start seeing one
Speaker 1: thread tied together, two threads tied together, three threads at
Speaker 1: a certain point, you're just pulling out a thread that's
Speaker 1: pulling out an entire tapestry of shit.
Speaker 3: Dear Cole members, As I've said once, and I've probably
Speaker 3: said it over a thousand times, honestly, how how many
Speaker 3: eyebrow raisers are needed before you stop ignoring them?
Speaker 2: There's too many to ignore here. It's just the way
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: So just to go in on the on twenty three
Speaker 1: and me what they're suggesting, and this is from an article.
Speaker 1: I cannot find where it's from, but this is from
Speaker 1: an article. They suggest that there could be something extra
Speaker 1: sketchy going on with twenty three and me, strictly because
Speaker 1: of Ann's relationship, obviously with her husband, who is part
Speaker 1: founder of Google. For sure, they say, consider the case
Speaker 1: of Google. When it first launched, Google build itself as
Speaker 1: a faithful servant of the consumer, a company devoted only
Speaker 1: to building the best tool to help us satisfy our
Speaker 1: cravings for information on the web, and Google Search Engine
Speaker 1: did just that. Do you remember whenever Google wasn't even
Speaker 1: the top dog. Do you remember when asked Jeeves.
Speaker 3: I used to love ask Jeeves and we would ask
Speaker 3: Jeeves the randomest shit because I didn't understand what a
Speaker 3: search engine was. I was a middle school kid on
Speaker 3: the laptop, so I would just ask Jeeves random fucking
Speaker 3: questions and he would answer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I asked Jeeves, and yeah, who was a big one?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who was the man? MSM was another one that we
Speaker 2: used to go to a lot on my at my house.
Speaker 2: AOL well, I remember AOL online. Well, they had the
Speaker 2: whole thing.
Speaker 1: It was a whole I can go to AOL dot
Speaker 1: com and it was a search engine just like Google
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 3: But when I think AOL, I only think of the
Speaker 3: chat and I could hear the little door open, door close,
Speaker 3: like sound like it's yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he can change your username all the time. It
Speaker 1: was fun. Yeah, you know, you'd just chat with people
Speaker 1: on their own sound bites.
Speaker 2: The nineties, that in the dial up tone dude.
Speaker 1: That was before everybody had cell phones for us anyway,
Speaker 1: Like whenever I was grown up, people had AOL. Before
Speaker 1: you had a phone to text.
Speaker 3: Off, you had the Nokia brick. If you were like
Speaker 3: a baller and needed it or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't get my first phone until I was
Speaker 1: in like, I think, ninth grade.
Speaker 3: Same whenever I started doing activities that required that I'd
Speaker 3: be out like away where they couldn't get a me,
Speaker 3: and I'd be god knows where because of Yeah, it
Speaker 3: was time to get a phone.
Speaker 1: So all right, Yeah, getting back to this over here.
Speaker 1: So Google used to be just an awesome tool that
Speaker 1: was trying to be a faithful servant to the consumer,
Speaker 1: right good search engine, and Google's search engine did just that,
Speaker 1: But as we now know, the fundamental purpose of the
Speaker 1: company wasn't to help us search, but to hoard information.
Speaker 1: Every search query entered into its computers is stored indefinitely,
Speaker 1: joined with information gleaned from cookies, the Google plants and
Speaker 1: our browsers, along with personally identifiable data, the dribbles from
Speaker 1: our computer hardware and from our networks, and with the
Speaker 1: amazing volumes of information that we always seem willing to
Speaker 1: share with perfect strangers, even corporate ones. The data store
Speaker 1: has become Google's real asset. Which we know this right,
Speaker 1: I mean, the data is the new gold, Yeah, absolutely so.
Speaker 1: By parceling out that information to help advertise target you,
Speaker 1: with or without your consent. Google makes more than ten
Speaker 1: billion dollars a quarter. Son, Ah, fuck, they make forty
Speaker 1: billion dollars a year.
Speaker 2: That's revenue tip on off of your data. Whatever you're
Speaker 2: searching they found.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's where the money is that it ain't in
Speaker 1: these little ads.
Speaker 3: They're making that too though, let's not negain they are
Speaker 3: making that money as well. They're taking cuts from certain
Speaker 3: groups to pump certain things higher up the chain on
Speaker 3: the search engine database than others. But yes, they're just
Speaker 3: off the back end of the data of everything you're
Speaker 3: using Google for. This is completely irrelevant to anything that
Speaker 3: any of you out there listening right now are using
Speaker 3: Google this for whatever purpose.
Speaker 2: On the back end, they're making forty billion, right, that's
Speaker 2: just that's to the green off a data alone. Wow,
Speaker 2: So who are they selling it to? I wonder? I
Speaker 2: just want who aren't they selling it to?
Speaker 1: Ah, that's the better question right there.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Remember, I just want to lay this all out. That is,
Speaker 1: you know, that is wo'sh Nikki's or wosh shicky whatever,
Speaker 1: however the fuck I said her name, that's her husband.
Speaker 2: Or how to pronounce that? Because I'm actually very curious.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of what was Shila Buff's last name
Speaker 1: and Transformers. It was something like that, wasn't it with Wiki? Well,
Speaker 1: it was with Wiki?
Speaker 2: Okay, Wiki? Damn? I mean close you remember that? Dude.
Speaker 3: Dude, the movies that I have seen are locked in.
Speaker 3: It's just been forever since I sat and watched the movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I missed the Transformers movies, only the ones with
Speaker 1: Chila Buff, though the other ones are whack.
Speaker 2: When Marky mark came in. It's not that I don't
Speaker 2: like Marky.
Speaker 1: Martin, no, but it wasn't the same.
Speaker 2: It's not. Although I will say the Bumblebee movie with
Speaker 2: the chick was good. That was solid. That was a
Speaker 2: solid movie anyway.
Speaker 1: So uh, now we move upon something even more fun.
Speaker 1: As of July of twenty twenty two, this is an
Speaker 1: article written by daily mail dot com and uh it's
Speaker 1: titled you can take someone's DNA and design a weapon
Speaker 1: that can kill them?
Speaker 2: Well off to a great start.
Speaker 1: House Intelligence Committee member warns people not to share health
Speaker 1: data with sites like twenty three and meters because it
Speaker 1: can be used to program new bio weapons to target them.
Speaker 2: Well, all right, Coming out the gates. Let's go. That's it.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely facts. This is absolutely facts, dude, crazy
Speaker 2: shit dude.
Speaker 3: Brought up the radar, the ray weapon that makes you
Speaker 3: feel like you're getting a sunburn, right again, that was
Speaker 3: just what they were okay with us, seeing as of
Speaker 3: two thousand and three, y'all, those types of ray weapons
Speaker 3: can be designered designed. Excuse me, I'm thinking like designer
Speaker 3: drug here, but like designer weapon if you will, to
Speaker 3: you specifically out of a whole crowd of people, and again,
Speaker 3: you know what, we could actually turn this into a
Speaker 3: combo episode about what's going on in Lebanon.
Speaker 2: Think about that, those pages blowing up in those pockets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, understand that they could do that with the iPhone
Speaker 3: in your pocket right now.
Speaker 2: Or better yet, they could do that to your actual.
Speaker 3: DNA strand yeah, you specifically sitting in the car could
Speaker 3: get hit with something that no one else in the
Speaker 3: car can even see here anything, you just suffer a
Speaker 3: random brain aneurysm, because that shit happens every day.
Speaker 1: Just like we speculated earlier. Yeah, if you've submitted your
Speaker 1: DNA to twenty three and meters and ancestry, so that it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean that they will.
Speaker 1: No, It just means that they can, right, they can
Speaker 1: literally use your data that is stored within your blood
Speaker 1: or your saliva. However, you gave them your DNA, which
Speaker 1: is it only blood and saliva?
Speaker 2: There's another thing too, isn't it hair? Probably? Maybe? But anyway,
Speaker 2: if you.
Speaker 1: Submitted that, you gave them the capability of letting them
Speaker 1: have a fucking real life personal voodoo doll at their grasp.
Speaker 3: Now to anybody who's thinking, well, they wouldn't do that,
Speaker 3: well they would with a government subpoena. I guarantee if
Speaker 3: a certain three letter government agency said, we need the
Speaker 3: data on this person and we know that they gave
Speaker 3: their DNA, or better yet, this member of their family
Speaker 3: gave them their DNA and we need it for X,
Speaker 3: Y or Z reason. We can't talk about it. It's an
Speaker 3: open case, but we need this. You don't think they
Speaker 3: would capitulate.
Speaker 1: Brother, The fucking CIA, Yeah, convinced Facebook and Twitter to
Speaker 1: allow them to infiltrate and hold back information to sway
Speaker 1: a fucking election and got certain people kicked off of
Speaker 1: platforms because they disagreed with certain fucking opinions. Literally, the
Speaker 1: of course they will take you out with your DNA.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, like it's not even a question. They will absolutely
Speaker 2: do that, and they can. They had a fucking subpoena
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 1: No, no, it's you're talking about there are rules for
Speaker 1: the enough for me, we have this. If we did that,
Speaker 1: we're going to jail. Our family's heritage is going to jail,
Speaker 1: and then our family's heritage heritage is definitely being erase
Speaker 1: from the history books and we will never be heard
Speaker 1: of ever again.
Speaker 3: So now she's trying to take it private again so
Speaker 3: that she could probably sell it to one of these
Speaker 3: other firms who have no qualms about handing over that
Speaker 3: DNA to the government.
Speaker 1: By the way, so let's get into another article, shall we.
Speaker 1: Back in October of last year, actually the day before
Speaker 1: Halloween of last year, there's this company called GSK. It's
Speaker 1: a drug giant.
Speaker 2: I've heard of it.
Speaker 1: They struck a twenty million dollar one year deal to
Speaker 1: gain access to genetics information from twenty three and me.
Speaker 2: Whoa, and twenty three and me is the one that's
Speaker 2: struggle busting right now? Right?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they were happy to take on that twenty
Speaker 1: million dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's twenty million one year for what
Speaker 3: for the shit that we have on file, my boy,
Speaker 3: twenty mil, Come on in, let's talk.
Speaker 1: The news comes just ahead of GSK's latest financial report,
Speaker 1: which is due Tuesday. The deal, which was announced early Monday,
Speaker 1: extends a five year agreement between the two companies. Oh
Speaker 1: so it's an extension.
Speaker 3: Okay, So this is already a standing deal that's already
Speaker 3: on the books and currently being used.
Speaker 1: This is a quote from your Girl and Woes Shiki.
Speaker 1: I think, OK, well, that is who said it. I
Speaker 1: just don't want to how to say her name, but anyway,
Speaker 1: this is her quote. We've had an incredibly successful collaboration
Speaker 1: with GSK over the past five years, and we are
Speaker 1: excited to continue our work together. With approximately fifty programs
Speaker 1: developed over the last five years, we are thrilled to
Speaker 1: work with GSK GSK in discovering genetically validated targets who.
Speaker 1: The continued relationship with GSK demonstrates the power of twenty
Speaker 1: three and meters research platform to consistently produce novel insights
Speaker 1: for therapeutic development rooted in human genetics.
Speaker 3: Therapeutic development. Now, that's a nice way to putting a
Speaker 3: little bow on that one. Mmm.
Speaker 2: I like that one. I'm gonna take that.
Speaker 1: It's not all rainbows and sunshine up in here.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: There have been people who have been collaborating, all of
Speaker 1: the great truth seekers and conspiracy theorists out there who
Speaker 1: have been keeping a keen eye on all of this information.
Speaker 1: And so there was something that was recently put out
Speaker 1: by the Today Show on Twitter. It said Texas is
Speaker 1: sending public school students home with DNA kids designed to
Speaker 1: help their parents identify their children in the case of
Speaker 1: an emergency.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure that parents would be able to identify
Speaker 3: their children unless they're unrecognizable.
Speaker 1: Well, check this out. After the Uvalde shooting, which when
Speaker 1: was that?
Speaker 2: Uh two years ago? It has already been two years
Speaker 2: since then or maybe you know how time just don't know.
Speaker 2: I suck at it. I know was at least over
Speaker 2: or maybe fuck maybe a year and a half ago,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Anyway, after the Uvalde shooting, many parents now feel even
Speaker 1: more anxious about sending their children to school. Now what
Speaker 1: happened was radio and this is Texas, by the way,
Speaker 1: home of the Live free or die trying.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, if you look at the Uvaldi shooting, those cops
Speaker 3: and they just stood there one postified.
Speaker 2: Bro. I literally think that was about a year ago.
Speaker 2: There's no way that was two years ago, dude, all right,
Speaker 2: was that during Trump? Because now I'm fucked up?
Speaker 3: Okay, hold on now, but look, do you remember hearing
Speaker 3: about the Uvalde shooting and how bad that was. The
Speaker 3: cops were literally standing there holding parents back from going
Speaker 3: in because they weren't going in. They were waiting for
Speaker 3: something else to happen, or some other group to come
Speaker 3: or some.
Speaker 2: Shit like that.
Speaker 1: I'll be damned that was two years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, two years ago. But dude, I had
Speaker 3: to tell my children. My son the other day asked
Speaker 3: me about school shootings.
Speaker 2: I told you that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my daughter and her friends this week, we're playing.
Speaker 3: They're playing in the room too, the neighbor kids, doors open, everything.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 3: Cool, I'm just chilling out in the living room all
Speaker 3: other kids and they're back there playing teacher.
Speaker 2: Okay, no big deal.
Speaker 3: I go back there, the lights off, and they're like
Speaker 3: hiding under the bean bag chair and I'm like, what
Speaker 3: are you doing.
Speaker 2: We're playing Uh, we're playing of a drill, active shooter drill.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm sorry, we're playing school and we're we
Speaker 3: just did a fire drill.
Speaker 2: Man, I go, now, we're doing an active shooter drill.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, okay, it looks like they're teaching the
Speaker 2: kids that.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, dude, that is a real drill that they
Speaker 3: do every year schedule. That's what got my son worried
Speaker 3: about it. That's what got my daughter over here playing,
Speaker 3: like and when they're playing school, and I'm like, first
Speaker 3: of all, children, First of all, the last thing y'all
Speaker 3: need to be worried about is a school shooter.
Speaker 2: Okay, for multiple reasons.
Speaker 3: For one, I went and with an earshot of both
Speaker 3: of y'all schools from where I now work, where I
Speaker 3: now live, and I'm twenty four to seven. If I
Speaker 3: hear shots going off, y'all don't need to worry.
Speaker 2: I'm coming and it's all. It's gonna be fine. Okay.
Speaker 3: Now, the cops are also really good in our area
Speaker 3: and they'll be Johnny on the spot and I know that.
Speaker 3: But like, don't even act like that is a thing
Speaker 3: y'all need to be worried about.
Speaker 2: But bro, it is so ingrained in the culture. Now.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, and actually my daughter, I think he was
Speaker 1: at my niece's school. I could be mistaken. There was
Speaker 1: a school somewhere out out that way, and that supposedly
Speaker 1: there was a little girl who brought a gun to
Speaker 1: school and said that she was gonna shoot people up.
Speaker 2: Have you heard about this? This was like recent, bro,
Speaker 2: last week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my wife's niece in Tennessee, just first year going
Speaker 3: to public high school. Two fucking seniors. One of them
Speaker 3: brought a gun to the school to shoot up the
Speaker 3: other one. Now thankfully they like snatched it from him
Speaker 3: before you got a shot off. But like, that's real
Speaker 3: life for certain high schools right now.
Speaker 1: Bro, I'm talking about fucking twelve year olds doing this shit.
Speaker 1: There was like a twelve, like eleven, twelve, thirteen year
Speaker 1: old girl somewhere in there.
Speaker 2: She's thirteen at that high school. That just happened.
Speaker 1: This girl she brought a gun, but I guess she
Speaker 1: told somebody about it and that person went and told
Speaker 1: so she never shot anybody. But it's like, dude, this
Speaker 1: is becoming a fucking a common theme. But the thing
Speaker 1: is this is this is the power of the mass
Speaker 1: media in general. Because if you're getting out this information
Speaker 1: all the time and scaring the absolute fuck out of people,
Speaker 1: I mean, think about all of the certain diseases that
Speaker 1: a human can get that you're going to likely die from. Right, Like,
Speaker 1: the amount of fear that was spread for COVID was
Speaker 1: unwarranted compared to diabetes or heart disease or or or
Speaker 1: things like her.
Speaker 2: Kill losest dog. It's a real thing.
Speaker 3: It killed one point five million people of the year
Speaker 3: before COVID hit.
Speaker 2: Where was the outrage, right, right?
Speaker 1: And so it's in my opinion it's kind of pushed
Speaker 1: for a specific reaction. And so anyway, my daughter was
Speaker 1: talking about that the other day too, and so but
Speaker 1: my point here is is that they're bringing this up.
Speaker 1: They got Texas to comply with it, like, or at
Speaker 1: least some people in Texas. And it really reminds me
Speaker 1: of what was that movie that we went to go
Speaker 1: see Sound of Freedom? Yeah, I can never remember that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: whenever they were kind of pushing the whole idea of
Speaker 1: giving your kids a microchip and to prevent them from
Speaker 1: being trafficked. Right, And I know that that's you like
Speaker 1: the people. You thought the message was good. You think
Speaker 1: you can trust the people. But we got to look
Speaker 1: at the brass tacks here and the brass taxes. Is
Speaker 1: that you now, he may have possibly just convinced people
Speaker 1: to get a fucking mark or the beast on a
Speaker 1: Christian movie. Worst case scenario, you got to say that's
Speaker 1: at least a possibility.
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 3: However, I would be lying if and I when my son.
Speaker 2: Was born, my firstborn son.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the old Spy Kids movie the original
Speaker 3: Spy Kids were come to find out one of their
Speaker 3: teeth was actually a chip. No, I didn't hear about
Speaker 3: that the first Spike Kids movie. That's how their parents
Speaker 3: were able to track them. They had to like pop
Speaker 3: up in the movie. Okay, no, no, the spi Kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, it's been a minute since I've seen Spy Kids.
Speaker 1: But I would be lying off the dude on there
Speaker 1: that's married to making trainer by the way, no doubt.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is I would be lying if that.
Speaker 3: Thought didn't cross my mind, because when I first had
Speaker 3: a child, all of the fears of everything ever came
Speaker 3: rushing through, and I'm like, bro, and this before I
Speaker 3: really got like into that realm of the conspiracy world.
Speaker 3: We're talking circa twenty twelve, twenty thirteen here, right, But like,
Speaker 3: I had that thought because if something happened and this
Speaker 3: kid got lost, kidnapped or whatever, I could like just boom,
Speaker 3: I ping them. Sure, although now he has a cell phone,
Speaker 3: so I can do that.
Speaker 1: So like, see, most people not of conspiracy mind would
Speaker 1: agree with what you just said.
Speaker 3: But now understanding that certain people want that, but for
Speaker 3: other reasons. And if you were to chip your child,
Speaker 3: that means they can hack into it. Because again that
Speaker 3: was a thought that I had once upon a time.
Speaker 3: This is now I understand that if it's possible, it's
Speaker 3: everything's hackable. Everything's hackable.
Speaker 1: This is the point is if if you you never
Speaker 1: got an ancestry or a twenty three and me.
Speaker 3: Huh no, other members of my extended family did. That's
Speaker 3: how I found out all the information.
Speaker 1: I can imagine most people who would have gotten a
Speaker 1: twenty three and meters or an ancestry, they would not
Speaker 1: have gone through with it if they knew that that
Speaker 1: data was a hackable be being sold to the highest bidder.
Speaker 1: And see, like you know, turning into a fucking voodoo doll,
Speaker 1: like if you and these are obviously worst case scenarios,
Speaker 1: but you have to assume worst case scenario whenever we
Speaker 1: see what we've seen in the past four or five years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's just in short term. I mean, look at
Speaker 1: the history, right, like history tells you, I mean, what
Speaker 1: can be.
Speaker 2: Done, will fucking be done? Yes? It will? Okay, So
Speaker 2: it's just if we are to believe history.
Speaker 1: That's why it's so important to monitor what you're giving out,
Speaker 1: and especially if you're giving your fucking DNA out. Yeah
Speaker 1: all right, okay, So so Blackstone just buys that, right,
Speaker 1: and then twenty three and me married to fucking YouTube
Speaker 1: or Google rather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess the same thing now, sister to YouTube.
Speaker 1: But yeah, if you knew that all this information was
Speaker 1: then gonna get sold again, right, Let's say that twenty
Speaker 1: three and me says, you know what.
Speaker 2: Fucking we're gonna sell to Google my husband? Why not?
Speaker 2: You would You wouldn't feel very.
Speaker 1: Good about Google having your fucking little al sequence.
Speaker 3: Well in house buying, trading, selling happening. Absolutely, Now I
Speaker 3: could see that being a little massive conflict of interests.
Speaker 3: But Jonathan, isn't it crazy that she is the only
Speaker 3: one on the board of directors right now? So who's
Speaker 3: to say if it's a conflict of interest or not?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, interesting kind of like Nancy
Speaker 1: Pelosi making all of that money for her husband.
Speaker 3: I mean, but that had nothing to do with her
Speaker 3: political career. That was just them doing business. There was
Speaker 3: no way that somebody who had a direct line to
Speaker 3: all of the three letter agencies had some sort of
Speaker 3: insider information about what businesses were about to do.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 1: So let's take it a set farther, shall we. And
Speaker 1: this is just to really painted picture of everything that's possible,
Speaker 1: because it's showing what they have done. Yeah, here's an
Speaker 1: article back in twenty twenty two. Police are using DNA
Speaker 1: to generate three D images of suspects that they've never
Speaker 1: fucking seen.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 3: Okay, so there was from just like a drop of blood,
Speaker 3: like your DNA, they can do a three D image
Speaker 3: of what your.
Speaker 2: Face looks like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I mean I'm guessing through the use of
Speaker 1: AI and whatnot.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm sure, but like that's wow, wow, wow, wow,
Speaker 3: that's a whole I didn't even think about introducing AI
Speaker 3: into that mix.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: I can self learn and get certain DNA that means
Speaker 3: that it would look this way and this way and
Speaker 3: this way, and oh absolutely, dude.
Speaker 1: So it just really kind of goes all over the place,
Speaker 1: and you know what, I'm gonna share the screen right
Speaker 1: because there's a video that I want everybody to look
Speaker 1: into and why we stress so much about DNA.
Speaker 2: About blood, about a lot.
Speaker 1: Of things, even for spiritual reasons. So if you're somebody
Speaker 1: that thinks, oh, this ain't no big deal, well you
Speaker 1: haven't really looked into what technology has fucking been up
Speaker 1: to lately, right, because we had already heard about how
Speaker 1: there was a vaccine that supposedly they were coming out
Speaker 1: with you know what was it like ten years ago
Speaker 1: or something like that, that was supposedly targeting your VMAT
Speaker 1: two gene. Yeah, in other words, your God gene or
Speaker 1: your connection to God gene.
Speaker 2: We did an episode on that. If I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 2: at least I know we brought it up. We brought
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 1: If they'll target that, what won't they target?
Speaker 3: At this point, we already know that they are doing
Speaker 3: manipulation to our genes. Anybody that got the COVID vaccine
Speaker 3: got a mutated gene into themselves, and they know that.
Speaker 3: Now that's like an understood fact has been confirmed. All
Speaker 3: the big pharmaceutical companies have come out dated, such like,
Speaker 3: it's not a hypothetic on anymore. So that being said, yeah,
Speaker 3: they're down with doing whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah they are. So let's get to this video right here.
Speaker 4: A book called the Sefer Yutsara. What is this is
Speaker 4: a Hebrew text that has only been translated a couple
Speaker 4: of times into English. It's so mysterious, George, that very
Speaker 4: few scholars even want to talk about because they don't
Speaker 4: know what to say about. The bottom line to what
Speaker 4: the text is saying is that true language humankind was created.
Speaker 4: They talked about the power of the letters of very
Speaker 4: specific alphabets. When I followed the instructions in a three
Speaker 4: thousand year old text and I applied it to the
Speaker 4: periodic table, this is what was just what We have
Speaker 4: God eternal within the body, and God is depicted in
Speaker 4: the DNA, is actually spelled the way that the name
Speaker 4: of God was spelled in the ancient texts before it
Speaker 4: was removed.
Speaker 2: Wait what, it's just.
Speaker 1: Right, So God exists within us or something along those lines,
Speaker 1: is literally encoded into the DNA, and God like yahweh,
Speaker 1: I love it. That's literally encoded within your DNA. So
Speaker 1: if that information is in your DNA, bro.
Speaker 3: Why would they want to mutate that? Or better question,
Speaker 3: who would want to mutate that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just saying so we could get our
Speaker 1: ten fol hats on our third eyes all the way
Speaker 1: open and go full on cuckoo from motherfucking cocoa puffs
Speaker 1: up in here.
Speaker 2: I'm down.
Speaker 1: How far do you want to take this? Because I'm
Speaker 1: willing to take it all the way?
Speaker 2: I got none but time. Baby, Let's roll.
Speaker 1: Where I'm willing to take this is, let's say, hypothetically,
Speaker 1: Ancestry twenty three and meters, Google, YouTube, Blackstone. All of
Speaker 1: these companies are working together on your DNA harvesting not
Speaker 1: only your data but your DNA, and they are trying
Speaker 1: to attach themselves to.
Speaker 2: Cracking the God code. Yeah, I could see this if you.
Speaker 1: Wanted to get millions, if not billions of DNA forms
Speaker 1: that every single one of them all have. Yahweh exists
Speaker 1: within us or whatever written within the code. But maybe
Speaker 1: it's just tweaked a little bit in each single person,
Speaker 1: right yep. Like there's actually this famous saying by Ramdas,
Speaker 1: you know who Ramdas isliar. He's like a like a
Speaker 1: guru or something like that.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he has maybe that does the goal pain on
Speaker 2: his head. He might, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't follow him as much as other people. But
Speaker 1: he has a famous quote that he's one of those
Speaker 1: people that you know, believes that we are all one
Speaker 1: and that the universe is all one thing, which it's
Speaker 1: hard to agree with, or it's hard to disagree with.
Speaker 2: Rag. I do not disagree with that statement. He believes
Speaker 2: that we're all God dressed in drag. That's what he says.
Speaker 1: Now, that's taking it a step far, but it's a
Speaker 1: funny sentiment, right.
Speaker 2: It's a contrived example. But all right, I'm i'm I
Speaker 2: could follow.
Speaker 1: If we are all God dressed in drag. I mean
Speaker 1: not to blaspheme anything here, but if that is the case,
Speaker 1: which I do believe it is, and they're trying to
Speaker 1: crack that code of the DNA that they are harvesting,
Speaker 1: let's call it what it is.
Speaker 2: It's fucking harvesting. Right.
Speaker 1: Whenever you know you're you're collecting all this DNA from
Speaker 1: literally everybody, and then you sell it, so like, then
Speaker 1: think about that, Yeah, then you sell it. That's some
Speaker 1: dirty ass shit you Whenever you're giving somebody your DNA
Speaker 1: you're suppor to be inspired with.
Speaker 2: Some kind of trust. I would think when you sell
Speaker 2: that DNA that information.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were just leasing out that fucking information
Speaker 1: for what five million dollars a year or whatever it was.
Speaker 3: But I feel like most people don't even consider that
Speaker 3: as an option, right, Like, for for instance, when you
Speaker 3: donate blood at the local blood bank, you expect that, like,
Speaker 3: that's not going to get sold to a vampire bar
Speaker 3: in New Orleans where it can be bought and drank
Speaker 3: by people who claim to be vampires.
Speaker 2: You assume that that's not going to happen. Does it?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 2: The day for that? But I'm just.
Speaker 3: Saying, you assume at least that first basic level of
Speaker 3: this will be used for this type of purpose.
Speaker 2: You'd like to be able to take it on faith. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but do you actually know that to be a truth?
Speaker 1: There was a famous philosopher that once said, we don't
Speaker 1: know what we don't know.
Speaker 2: There's that there is.
Speaker 1: That out there that's a metamisteries plague, by the way,
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean, how can you even this is
Speaker 1: the point. My point is is that if they can
Speaker 1: fucking harvest all of your DNA, which is what they're doing,
Speaker 1: then what are they gonna do with it? Well, if
Speaker 1: they're trying to get to that fucking that god gene
Speaker 1: or at least recognize some kind of sequence that could
Speaker 1: get them in touch with that god gene. I mean,
Speaker 1: these people, they're not doing it for the money anymore. Bro,
Speaker 1: you're talking about Google, Son, That's that is god level
Speaker 1: money on some shit that is It's not for money anymore.
Speaker 1: Whenever I say, dude, why does what makes Bill Gates
Speaker 1: want to wake up and go to work?
Speaker 2: Is nothing to do it? It ain't about the money, son,
Speaker 2: It's about the power.
Speaker 1: It's it's more than the power. It is the ultimate power,
Speaker 1: and that is possibly And I'm just I'm gonna go out.
Speaker 2: On a whim here.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, I think they're trying to turn themselves into gods.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you how does this play into
Speaker 3: them turning themselves into gods? Because I have a couple
Speaker 3: of different theories kind of bubbling at the time. Where
Speaker 3: are you at with it now? The DNA, Let's just
Speaker 3: let's go off of their narrative of what this is.
Speaker 2: This is for good reasons.
Speaker 1: There's so many ways you can go with that, dude.
Speaker 1: You I have like a thousand ideas that are going
Speaker 1: through my line.
Speaker 3: There's so many other options of why they could be
Speaker 3: taking that DNA. Is it for cloning versions of you
Speaker 3: to actually sacrifice you in rituals for that principle to
Speaker 3: gain your aura or your loge in that way? Is
Speaker 3: it a is it a whole thing of just trying
Speaker 3: to make a clone army, a replacement army, a slave army.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to take a clone uh civilization to
Speaker 1: another planet just to see.
Speaker 3: Is it to extrapolate all of the god gene they
Speaker 3: can from as many sources as possible so that they
Speaker 3: can try to create some sort of makeshift God book.
Speaker 1: Is that why we're here on Earth? What if our
Speaker 1: real clones are like on another planet that we've never
Speaker 1: heard of, and this was just some kind of startup
Speaker 1: civilization that was.
Speaker 3: Clones, clones are on hollow Earth talking about what if
Speaker 3: there's like clones of us?
Speaker 1: I mean, it makes sense, especially if there's an if,
Speaker 1: especially if there's like a sun on the Inner Earth
Speaker 1: and supposedly vegetation grows a lot more lush down there
Speaker 1: that supposedly, I don't know, maybe there's some lock nest
Speaker 1: monsters or some kind of dinosaurs that are still existing
Speaker 1: because the environment's still right for it. I don't know's
Speaker 1: I mean, we can always speculate on this shit, but
Speaker 1: what's the.
Speaker 3: Most likely, right, what's the what's the options with the
Speaker 3: highest probability of being true?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 3: Okay, So if it is to go off of their narrative,
Speaker 3: we're gonna we're gonna take that story.
Speaker 2: We're gonna blue pillar for two seconds here. Okay. They
Speaker 2: want to take it.
Speaker 3: For better medical care, more personalized and specialized and designer
Speaker 3: medical care, drug market, big pharma, sure, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 3: But then they would also be looking at certain genetic traits,
Speaker 3: family lineage of certain allergies, things like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, fine, fine, yes, that sounds good.
Speaker 1: Think in best case scenario, which look, we all have
Speaker 1: a best case scenario idea, like, think about it. Within communism,
Speaker 1: it all starts as a best case scenario. It all
Speaker 1: starts like, oh, you know what, I will give up
Speaker 1: my guns because that means nobody will have them, right
Speaker 1: and and like so if nobody has them, then who's
Speaker 1: at a disadvantage?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 3: Right, I just watched a whole breakdown on Mars. He
Speaker 3: made no fucking sense. He like, he's a fucking white job.
Speaker 3: He disagreed with the theory of a utopia. He thought
Speaker 3: that communism was or any of his ideologies were not
Speaker 3: actually going to make a utopia because people would have
Speaker 3: to work and it would be hard, but it would
Speaker 3: be good. And it's like, but everything you describe as utopia,
Speaker 3: but you hate the theory of a utopia. It was
Speaker 3: absolute fucking hogwash utopia for him. Maybe maybe, but then again,
Speaker 3: communis aren't. People cannot stress that enough, hebe.
Speaker 1: What do you think about how almost all of nature
Speaker 1: is kind of a commie kind of cyclical thing.
Speaker 2: I disagree with that entirely. What do you mean, Well,
Speaker 2: I mean I'm not saying.
Speaker 3: Nature's capitalist by any means either, just just throwing that out, but.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, the strong survive and the weak parish.
Speaker 1: But if you're looking at each individual, like uh, like,
Speaker 1: let's say ants, you think they're living in a capitalists
Speaker 1: capitalist society or is that more of like a socialism queen?
Speaker 1: They're all working together.
Speaker 2: They have a queen, right, that's actually how that works out. Okay,
Speaker 2: Bees would be the same thing. Also, he's in the.
Speaker 3: Same way with certain breeds there's an alpha that rises
Speaker 3: the wolves. There's most animals, honestly, especially predatory animals.
Speaker 2: There are some about geese. I believe that. Is there
Speaker 2: a headbird?
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I'm not mistaken of a gaggle Whenever they
Speaker 3: fly like that, they're caught.
Speaker 2: A gaggle of geese. Yes, how about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's like a murder of crows, although I don't
Speaker 3: know in the bird world how the whole alpha pecking
Speaker 3: order goes.
Speaker 2: I think it's a murder of ravens as well. Is
Speaker 2: it a murder of ravens? I believe. So. That's fucking dope.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and a business of ferrets Get the fuck out
Speaker 1: of here.
Speaker 2: A group of ferrets is a business. Ah, that's funny. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 2: they're awesome. They're pretty dope. They're cat snakes, That's that's
Speaker 2: basically what they are. I mean.
Speaker 1: And they'll steal your shoes every chance they get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I might.
Speaker 1: One of my ex girlfriends used to have two ferrets.
Speaker 1: Every time I went over there, my shoes were gone.
Speaker 2: They just take them.
Speaker 1: They're like little fucking weasel raccoons.
Speaker 2: Bro. Yeah, they're slippery, But Harry, it's weird. It's very weird.
Speaker 2: Then foxes are basically cat dogs get a wrong world
Speaker 2: when a little cat dog.
Speaker 3: My kids love that show, first off, But second off,
Speaker 3: have you seen that there's a place where you can actually.
Speaker 2: Just buy foxes for pets? I would love to, dude.
Speaker 3: They're awesome and they're like trainable, but also like have
Speaker 3: their own little weirdness. It's literally like the uh delicateness
Speaker 3: of a cat with the mannerisms of a down It's wild.
Speaker 3: But they also make like, let's not forget forty eight
Speaker 3: different noises, because what does the fox say every bit
Speaker 3: of what that dude said next?
Speaker 2: Ding ding ding ding ding, didding didding. Apparently they do that.
Speaker 3: Seriously, you haven't seen that video? Oh no, no, Like
Speaker 3: there's like forty different noises foxes make. Actually it's pretty crazy, wow,
Speaker 3: and some of them sound like the noises he made
Speaker 3: on that song.
Speaker 1: My uh my cousin used to have a pet coyote.
Speaker 1: Oh good, what yeah, Like they got it as like
Speaker 1: a pup or like my uncle rescued it, like because
Speaker 1: I guess the mom abandoned it or some shit in
Speaker 1: some kind of fucking foxhole, coyote hole whatever.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was the sweetest fucking dog. Well, I
Speaker 3: mean coyotes like they'll eat your young. Oh yeah, they're savage,
Speaker 3: like they're they're fucking They're that level of just horrible.
Speaker 2: But yeah, dude, you raise them from babies. They are
Speaker 2: awesome dogs.
Speaker 3: I know some people that got coyote mixes that are
Speaker 3: pretty good dogs, honestly, but usually like a coyote wolf
Speaker 3: mix or coyote.
Speaker 2: Uh husky mix.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever seen a coyote lab mix,
Speaker 3: but there's been some that, like you could tell they're
Speaker 3: kind of taller and kind of leaner. It's like, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: he got some coyote in them, and it's like, holy shit, dude.
Speaker 1: Dude, you ever see a coyote like out in the wild. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's some wrangly looking motherfuckers. Like they're not cute.
Speaker 3: Now tell me that thing stands up on two legs
Speaker 3: and has glowing red eyes.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't be scared shitless.
Speaker 1: Reminds me of like what a dog would be if
Speaker 1: it turned into a zombie, like because they have like
Speaker 1: a mange and shit. Oh yeah, you know, like fleas
Speaker 1: like crazy up and yeah, dude, they're fucked.
Speaker 3: They're Yeah, it's a bad it's a bad animal.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're nowhere near as fucked is the people
Speaker 1: that are harvesting our DNA literally.
Speaker 2: But all right, so back to that point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're going off with the tangents here, but like, okay,
Speaker 3: so best course of action. Their statements are true, and
Speaker 3: they're trying to help you with medicine and all of that. Right,
Speaker 3: that's cool, that's great. However, we now know that modern
Speaker 3: medicine does harm in knee jerk moments, and we just
Speaker 3: had this big outbreak of this whole thing that modified
Speaker 3: DNA if you got a certain shot and all these things.
Speaker 3: So to say that certain agencies are doing this and
Speaker 3: medicine is actually within their intent worries me right off
Speaker 3: the rip.
Speaker 1: Think about it like this. Let's say another outbreak happens
Speaker 1: and that there will forget the monkey parks them empocs
Speaker 1: are coming at.
Speaker 2: You, dude, did you see pictures of those source?
Speaker 1: Nobody wants that rash. God, But but let's say God forbid,
Speaker 1: another fucking shitty virus comes out, right, and they actually
Speaker 1: find out how to master all of this DNA that
Speaker 1: you know that is being used for medical medicinal purposes, right,
Speaker 1: right right, And then you get a call one day, Hey, Jacob,
Speaker 1: this is so and so from fucking ancestry dot com.
Speaker 1: Looks like h looks like COVID's really going around in
Speaker 1: your neighborhood and we're gonna we're gonna actually make a
Speaker 1: specially designed formula for you to protect yourself and to
Speaker 1: also protect those you love by taking this vaccine. Oh no,
Speaker 1: thank you, man, I don't really agree with that kind
Speaker 1: of shit. Well, Jacob, you actually don't really have a
Speaker 1: choice in the matter, because this one was specifically designed
Speaker 1: for you, and we'll get it to you one way
Speaker 1: or another, sir, the fuck.
Speaker 2: You will bet that's how the conversation would go. No,
Speaker 2: but I could absolutely see because think about that.
Speaker 3: They were worried about if the vaccine was gonna take
Speaker 3: to certain people or not, and it was a big
Speaker 3: trial run. Certain people had very horrible reactions, some people
Speaker 3: had no reaction whatsoever. Fine, whatever, But now if they
Speaker 3: were to take all of this specialized DNA, and even
Speaker 3: like I said, it was an extended family member of mine,
Speaker 3: like actually like a few generations are moved that did
Speaker 3: the ancestry stuff to where I found out any of
Speaker 3: my lineage. Okay, but let's say that the DNA is
Speaker 3: really strong enough to where they could still design a
Speaker 3: type of vaccine for me that once the government mandates
Speaker 3: that this is happening one way or another, or you're
Speaker 3: arrested and like if you again, if you don't think
Speaker 3: they wouldn't tie you down and force an injection in
Speaker 3: your arm. I really really need y'all to look at
Speaker 3: different news sources. But they could do that to you,
Speaker 3: whether you like it or not, designed to absolutely work
Speaker 3: on you and modify your DNA, whether you.
Speaker 2: Consent or not. I mean, think about one election away
Speaker 2: from that.
Speaker 1: By the way, think about it like this, and this
Speaker 1: is where my conspiracy slash crazy spiritual brain goes. If
Speaker 1: you were to if all right, getting on the whole
Speaker 1: quantum entanglement kind of thing, Let's say they find out
Speaker 1: how to they take your DNA, they use it for
Speaker 1: quantum entanglement. That way, they can use you know, your
Speaker 1: your DNA however they see fit on their end, and
Speaker 1: it will affect your body in real time. But you're
Speaker 1: using it to be able to I guess what's the
Speaker 1: word here, channel, not channel so much, I guess to
Speaker 1: be able to meander with your god gene from a distance. Now,
Speaker 1: think about that for a second. Think about it for
Speaker 1: a second. All right, little give me could if somebody
Speaker 1: had your DNA sequence, they could essentially rewrite something within
Speaker 1: your DNA that will quantum entanglely fuck with you. Right,
Speaker 1: And if they just so happened to be able to
Speaker 1: tack and tap into your VMAT two.
Speaker 2: I know I'm going all.
Speaker 1: The way crazy here, but if they just so happened
Speaker 1: to be able to tap into your VMAT two gene
Speaker 1: or your god gene through quantum entanglement, you could wake
Speaker 1: up the following day looking to them as your God.
Speaker 2: Oh gross, think about that.
Speaker 1: Think about all the people who are literally looking at
Speaker 1: the government, looking at the school system, looking at everything,
Speaker 1: I mean, the amount of corruption within literally everything, all
Speaker 1: of our food supply, water, all that air. And now,
Speaker 1: if they were to just maneuver a couple of little things,
Speaker 1: we're gonna turn this, uh, We're gonna turn this one
Speaker 1: into a zero, the zero into a one, so much
Speaker 1: to where they say Jacob instead of you, instead of
Speaker 1: you worshiping the the Most High and you're your homeboy, Jesus,
Speaker 1: your new God is now Bill Gates good.
Speaker 3: And somehow something deep within me, just out of nowhere, says,
Speaker 3: you're right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somehow I've always.
Speaker 1: Known that, Like, of course, Bill Gates because wild. I mean, remember,
Speaker 1: what are we conspiracy?
Speaker 2: Theoris? Are we the scientists over here? Oh? Come on now,
Speaker 2: I mean you know that I'm a.
Speaker 1: Science You're you're now going to be worshiping your home
Speaker 1: Bill Gates.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm just virgin Mary like she'll get her
Speaker 2: own throne too, why not? Wow? Yeah, man, that's wild.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of fact, we all stem from
Speaker 1: her and her vagina.
Speaker 2: Space Mama.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, like I I know that this all
Speaker 1: sounds crazy, but guess what is it?
Speaker 2: Epstein Island sounded crazy? Epstein Islands sounded so crazy? Did
Speaker 2: he sounded crazy? Didn He's doing? What with those people
Speaker 2: in the back rooms? Oh?
Speaker 3: The music industry, the movie industry? What's going on back there?
Speaker 2: Oh? Harvey Weinstein's doing what? Dude? You're telling me this
Speaker 2: is crazy? Right?
Speaker 1: Alex Jones calling out nine eleven before it happened sounded crazy?
Speaker 2: Crazy, dude.
Speaker 1: All these things sound very crazy until they actually happened.
Speaker 1: So if and when possibly hopefully not when, But if
Speaker 1: something like this were to happen.
Speaker 2: Please remember to give your boys.
Speaker 1: From the cult of conspiracy a little bit of credit
Speaker 1: for having that third eye all the way open. And look,
Speaker 1: we gotta take this for what it is. It is
Speaker 1: what it is, like, there's no way. I just can't
Speaker 1: find a reason why they would need somebody's DNA outside
Speaker 1: of something absolutely maniacal like this.
Speaker 3: That's the thing, dude, I can't think of one reason
Speaker 3: why these big companies would want people's DNA. Keep in
Speaker 3: mind that data is always a part of that as well,
Speaker 3: But like I'm trying to find some sort of a
Speaker 3: silver line here. Again, the medical was the only thing
Speaker 3: that I could see being the quote unquote good reason
Speaker 3: for this, and that's fraught with bullshit. So let's go
Speaker 3: down another option to find your more optimal mate. Oh
Speaker 3: so now we're talking eugenics. That's not fucking good because
Speaker 3: with eugenics comes the extremists, some versions of that where
Speaker 3: you chunk kids off of cliffs and or have forced
Speaker 3: abortions for non optimal children. There you go, Okay, Now
Speaker 3: that's another option that oh they would never really because
Speaker 3: China made a one kid policy for so long that
Speaker 3: people had to pretty much get state sanctioned abortions by law.
Speaker 2: So governments have and will do that again.
Speaker 1: Remember those crazy Georgia guidestones. What they said they wanted
Speaker 1: to get the population down to five hundred million, that
Speaker 1: would be ideal, and then they just so happened to
Speaker 1: get abolished. Is it because their plan is absolutely Could
Speaker 1: you say set in Stone like a Blackstone Oo?
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, tell me Blackstone and black Rock,
Speaker 3: I mean, come the fuck on, man.
Speaker 2: Tell me they're not connected. I'm just calling you a
Speaker 2: liar outright. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I kind of want to search that while we're shooting
Speaker 1: the shit.
Speaker 2: Go for it.
Speaker 3: I guarantee black Stone is owned by the subsidiary of
Speaker 3: black Rock. There's there's no doubt in my mind. I mean, like,
Speaker 3: all right, all right, so again, let's look at another option.
Speaker 3: Who what would they want your DNA for? For a
Speaker 3: good reason?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Blackrock and black Stone were once part of the same company,
Speaker 1: but they split in nineteen ninety four do to differences
Speaker 1: in their business models and strategies. Interesting the split was
Speaker 1: a was a result of disagreements between the founders, Larry
Speaker 1: Fink and Steven Schwarzman regarding the future direction of the firm.
Speaker 1: If those aren't two Jewish names, I don't know what
Speaker 1: are I.
Speaker 2: Wanted to say, I don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 3: But like holy shit, which also so is old whatdgic
Speaker 3: to ski or whatever her name is.
Speaker 2: Well shiki, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna go ahead and say she's probably of
Speaker 3: Jewish descent as well.
Speaker 1: So what is the difference between Blackrock and black Stone?
Speaker 1: Despite their similar names, they're actually quite different companies in
Speaker 1: the financial world. Here's a breakdown of the key differences.
Speaker 1: Blackrock is asset management. They're the world's largest managing or
Speaker 1: they're the world's largest They're managing trillions of dollars in
Speaker 1: investments for institutions and some individual investors. They focus on
Speaker 1: traditional investments like stocks, bonds, popular exchange traded funds, and
Speaker 1: called I shares, where Blackstone, on the other hand, is
Speaker 1: a private equity. They focus on acquiring and managing companies
Speaker 1: that aren't publicly traded on the stock market. They also
Speaker 1: invest in real estate and hedge funds, which are typically
Speaker 1: for high net worth individuals. The investment style okay, so
Speaker 1: it's they at least stem from the same thing they
Speaker 1: used to be on the same team.
Speaker 2: Are we were the same dude?
Speaker 3: They were boys and they split because of you know, differences,
Speaker 3: But that's beside the point. Like I said, there's no
Speaker 3: way you could convince me that they didn't have a connection.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, in nineteen eighty seven, Blackstone
Speaker 1: entered into a fifty to fifty partnership with the founders
Speaker 1: of Blackrock. Okay, wow, so we're not wrong, but we're
Speaker 1: not right fair just to put it like that, fine, whatever,
Speaker 1: But yeah, I don't know cult members think with that
Speaker 1: third eye all the way opens. It's good to be
Speaker 1: way too far crazy then not crazy enough in my opinion.
Speaker 2: No doubt. Absolutely, That's why I like to take it.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, Jacob, I mean your closing thoughts here, what
Speaker 1: are you I mean? Are they going to take it
Speaker 1: to an extreme level?
Speaker 2: Possibly?
Speaker 1: Or did we not even conjure up the craziest possible idea,
Speaker 1: which I doubt but you never know.
Speaker 3: So let's take it back here, right, this woman is
Speaker 3: trying to take her company private as it's tanking the
Speaker 3: entire board of directors and pretty much anybody that could
Speaker 3: uh the checks and balances of letting her do whatever
Speaker 3: the hell she wants. Just walked out right, and she
Speaker 3: has fucked the money. It is not about the money.
Speaker 3: She is literally a billionaire. That doesn't matter. She could
Speaker 3: sell this company tomorrow four pennies and still walk away
Speaker 3: being a billionaire, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: And married to a multi billionaire, right.
Speaker 2: Like, it's good. They're fine about that type of money.
Speaker 2: What's more concerning is her wares, right, how she's earned
Speaker 2: that money. The DNA, the actual living DNA of people
Speaker 2: alive right now, and she's already taking deals to certain
Speaker 2: pharmaceutical companies. The company's tanking.
Speaker 3: I don't see that as a good thing for anybody
Speaker 3: who's ever given something to twenty three and me.
Speaker 2: That's a very bad thing. That's a very scary thing,
Speaker 2: in my opinion.
Speaker 3: What level do I think they'll take it to if
Speaker 3: given the opportunity and or the quote unquote justification to
Speaker 3: take it to extremes all the way, I don't believe.
Speaker 1: That they're gonna squeeze that lemon for all the juice
Speaker 1: it's worth.
Speaker 2: They're gonna squeeze them lemons.
Speaker 3: Dog that when life gives you lemons, you gotta squeeze
Speaker 3: the lemons.
Speaker 1: Though, fucking squeeze them dude.
Speaker 3: No, but honestly, yeah, they personalized weapons, personalized drugs, personalized vaccines,
Speaker 3: all of those things. Unfortunately, when you're talking about bioweapons
Speaker 3: and biology and medicine, they all go hand in hand.
Speaker 3: And the woman that has all of these people's data,
Speaker 3: all these people's DNA readily available, is either a desperate
Speaker 3: or b purposely just tanked her company for some sort
Speaker 3: of strategic reason.
Speaker 2: And what she has makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Yes, I agree, Yeah, I don't trust it one bit,
Speaker 1: which is why I never did it, and thankfully I
Speaker 1: didn't and I will never do it now, that's for
Speaker 1: fucking sure, especially not through twenty three and meters or ancestry.
Speaker 2: They can both.
Speaker 1: Get fucked indeed, and that's where we like to take it.
Speaker 1: By the way, Tomorrow night, if you are listening to
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Speaker 1: a great family tradition that we have started over here
Speaker 1: and it's become just one of our favorite days of
Speaker 1: the week, so we really look forward to that time.
Speaker 1: I mean, can you get more fun than hanging out
Speaker 1: with like minded people who have their third eye all
Speaker 1: the way open? You know, you're tired of sitting at
Speaker 1: your dinner table and biting your tongue for fear of
Speaker 1: looking like the crazy nut job? Right, you bite your
Speaker 1: tongue at work? God forbid your coworkers know that you're
Speaker 1: a fucking flood earther.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Yeah.
Speaker 1: You see all of the textbooks that your kids are
Speaker 1: reading in high school and they're learning fake as fuck history,
Speaker 1: and you can't say shit because if you do, then
Speaker 1: they're gonna fail their test. Then they're even more fucked right.
Speaker 3: You know how much that irks me that I have
Speaker 3: to just sit by while my kids are learning. And
Speaker 3: it's not even like they're learning bad shit, they're just
Speaker 3: learning incorrect shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's.
Speaker 3: Like, no, okay, you need to know this for the test,
Speaker 3: but you also really need to know what actually happened here.
Speaker 2: So it's oh, it's a it's a bitter thing with me.
Speaker 2: It's a double edged sword.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you want to be able to have these
Speaker 1: conversations to to just lift that heavy burden right off
Speaker 1: of your back and stop letting it boil into your
Speaker 1: skull and into the rest of your DNA, which heaven
Speaker 1: forbid you haven't given to uh the fucking ancestry or
Speaker 1: twenty three and meters. Yeah, you want to be able
Speaker 1: to just get that off of you, to not allow
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Speaker 2: But uh, but.
Speaker 1: Anyway, with that being said, this was another beautiful episode
Speaker 1: of the Cult of Conspiracy.
Speaker 2: And my name is Jonathan and there's one.
Speaker 1: Very important, extremely vital piece of information we need you
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