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have some thoughts on. That is Rider Lee from the
Raised by Giants podcast. What's up, dude?
Speaker 5: What's up on? Good to see your brother? Things? For
having me on? This One's a This one's a deep one, dude.
We can go so deep on this.
Speaker 3: You go so so so dude. Before we get started,
where can people find you? Where can people find the
documentary more than anything? And where can they go to
find to listen to you and to watch the documentary.
Speaker 5: You can find me on Raised by Giants on YouTube
and all podcast platforms on rock Fane, And if you
would like to reach out to me personally, you can
find me on Twitter at Raised by Giants eight and
on Instagram at Raised by Giants pod. And if you
would like to watch the movie that we're going to
be talking about here today is a Clockwork Shining and
it is on Amazon Prime that is available in the
United States and in the UK, But if you can't
get it in your country, try Apple tv Plus. It
is also on there. And if you can't get it
on on Apple tv Plus, kind of out of luck
until we get a worldwide distribution. But yeah, I know
that you can. You'll be able to see it on
Amazon Prime. But as I said, if not, we'll be
getting it out to everyone worldwide so everyone can enjoy
the movie that I made.
Speaker 3: Excellent documentary by the way, it was very interesting and
Kubrick is one of these guys right that's at the
center of a lot of conspiracies. Was he hiding a
lot of stuff in his movies. Why weren't the extended
versions ever released? Did he film the moon Landing? Et cetera,
et cetera. Right, but I have one question, bro, because right,
I'm a skeptic before anything else. But how much of
it do you think is attributing meaning to something that
maybe wasn't meant to have a meaning, Because again, in
this conspiracy realm, everything is a conspiracy. And in my opinion,
if he was truly trying to take down this cabal
or expose this cabal, don't they run the movies in
which he was producing. Therefore, they wouldn't let him put
it out in the first place if he actually was
exposing something, You get what I'm saying, Like, how much that's.
Speaker 5: A speculation between the eyes white Shot? Like people think
that he was revealing way too much in Ice White Shot,
and then they just you know often, which I wouldn't
have made this movie if there if I didn't think
that there was solid evidence to what our theory is
actually about in the movie. And there turns out that
there is a lot of evidence. Now, Kubrick love to
put things in his movie. If you wash until the
very end of the movie, when the credits are rolling
at the very end, it has Qubrick talking about his movies,
and it's a very rare clip. There's you can't hardly
find any video or any audio of Kubrick doing interviews
because he didn't do any. He wouldn't do any because
he didn't want the audience to know exactly what the
film is about, because to him, that ruins the viewing experience.
The audience doesn't get to create their own theory, they
don't get to speculate and talk to each other about
what the film actually means. So he'd done that stuff
on purpose, And that's the deal. With a lot of
these continuity errors that are within The Shining, there are
a lot of them. It's probably one of the movies
that has the most continuity errors in it, and a
lot of them are just blatantly obvious, like sets will
just change completely different sets. Like they'll walk in someplace,
it'll be one set in the background, they'll walk out
of the place, it'll be something completely different when they
just went into the same area. I have a slide
show that I'm going to cover some of the continuity
as here a little bit later on in the show,
but We put a few of those within A Clockwork
Shining on Amazon Prime that you can watch. But if
we would have covered all of the connuityres it would
have been it would have taken like forever, because there's
just so many of them within the movie, and no
one has ever been able to explain why are these
continuity arrs there? Because Kubrick is a master filmmaker. He's
a perfectionist. He gets everything down to really like a
lot of the details. He doesn't miss a lot of stuff.
But the thing that we really bring up within our
movie at Clockwork Shining is that Kubrick is rewriting the
movie as the movie is being filmed. And if you're
a filmmaker, if you're even an editor, if you've messed
around with any kind of films, you know that you
do not start production on a film until your movie
is completely written. So it's that's something that you would
never do. No, that's a nightmare for any filmmaker to
be writing the script of the movie as the movie's
being filmed. And we show that also in A Clockwork
Shining where Jack Nicholson just gets so fed up with
having to, you know, the script changing every single day,
that he stopped memorizing or reading any of his lines.
He's like, they're just going to change the next day.
There's no point in me studying any of these lines
because Cubriic is just rewriting the thing the next day.
So I just take the ones that they hand me
in the morning and then we go off and we
shoot the scene.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did catch that.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of mysteries to Cubriic, and The Shining
is one of those films that there's so many plot
holes and a lot of things that just don't make sense,
that just doesn't add up. And there's been so many
theories surrounding what The Shining is really about, from you know,
the faking of the moon landing, Native American genocide, the Holocaust,
like it just goes on and on on and on
and on. But this is something that is new. It
is my theory. It is what I have put together.
And I directed the movie, and I edited the movie,
and I brought all this stuff together and it has
been an amazing experienced. Did you like it? Did you
think that it was?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I enjoyed it. And again, being being from somebody
who I'll be honest, I haven't really. I've seen all
the Space Odyssey movies. I think there's one or two
of them, you know, I've watched those. Those are super interesting,
and I think i've I've seen some of his other stuff,
the Clockwork Orange and the Eyes Wide Shut, all those movies.
And again, he's always been around this circle of conspiracy
because people talk about him all the time like he's
like the sort of mastermind. But I believe I've heard
one guy talk about him not being you know, not
hiding things in his movies and something or other. I
forgot who did an interview with him. It was a
while ago that I heard him. But I think it
was really well done and I enjoyed it. I mean,
people should really check it out. I think will be
down in the description for those who want to watch it.
But you want to play the trailer and get into it.
Speaker 5: And yeah, let's play the trailer.
Speaker 3: I'm going to pull it up and then you make
sure to to play here.
Speaker 6: Hallucinogenic drugs, hypnosis, electric shocks to the brain some of
the methods used in secret CIA mind control experiments.
Speaker 5: There are many theories honest to what the shining is
really about from the faking of the moon landing to
Native American genocide and the Holocaust.
Speaker 7: Now, if he did fake the Apollo moon landing, then
he probably has really deep connections into the intelligence world.
Why are there these gigantic continuity errors in this movie?
Speaker 8: The occulted meeting has to be comprehensible. It's just hidden,
usually in a very systematic way, so that it could
be understood by someone coming along later on. Who knows
what the real meaning is supposed to be.
Speaker 5: We believe that there's something even more sinister lurking beneath
the surface of this masterful film.
Speaker 7: So Lookout Mountain Hotel looked a lot like the Overlook Hotels.
Speaker 9: You realize there's no such thing as coincidences.
Speaker 5: As Lookout Mountain studios ran by the Air Force.
Speaker 1: And told the story of nuclear weapons testing by the
United States of the.
Speaker 3: Army Navan Air Force.
Speaker 4: The Air Force was known to be the most excited,
the most turned on by mk Ultram.
Speaker 9: Its prospects reportedly that what more films might at Lookout
Mountain than at all the other film studios at the employment.
Speaker 7: We really don't know if these famous film directors were
being recruited for what project or whatever was it the
Moon Landing.
Speaker 5: The CIA's MK Ultra programs were admitted to the public
in nineteen five, years before the release of The Shining.
Speaker 1: These experiments were done without the informed consent of the patients.
Speaker 2: Look at some UFO cases and the things that are
reported tells.
Speaker 4: Me that MK Ultra is likely being applied.
Speaker 10: My mk ultra mind control experience, I was taken to
various military, NASA and DARPA installations for sophisticated mind control programming.
Speaker 9: Folke Disney, Marilyn Monroe, James Stewart, Carry Groan, Ronald Reagan.
Nobody really knows what they were doing.
Speaker 1: Up there, as well as high ranking military and Department
of Defense personnel.
Speaker 7: But people don't realize is that many of the people
that worked with Kubrick also worked with Kennedy.
Speaker 5: This is actually the.
Speaker 7: Smoking gun proving that Kubrick was working with the government.
Speaker 9: These were all CIA sponsored experiments.
Speaker 10: I said, I'm not gonna hurt you, I'm just gonna
bash your.
Speaker 9: Brains, putting little symbolic cryptic clues and Easter eggs attaining
to the fact they still do it.
Speaker 5: These clues include a hidden swastika in the background of
the old.
Speaker 10: Room what was the set up, what it was being
told and realized that it was a lie all along.
Speaker 9: But right there in the narrative and the dialogue, they're
telling you that this was a very real program coming
out of those ice folks.
Speaker 3: It's the other here's Johnny ah ye that it's a
pretty sick trailer. And by the way, a lot of
those scenes from that particular movie have become memes, like
viral memes that people use, like the one where he's frozen,
the one where he's got his head through the door.
At least those have been used. And the concept of
right and micultras I like to call it, in my opinion,
right the start date is nineteen fifty three and the
end date nineteen sixty four. Right, and the whole origin
story of like how they found the files, right they
go into this back, was it like a custodial closet
in the back, and oh, look at all these fills here.
In my opinion, it falls right in line with the
whole project paper Clip and everything, where when they came
over they were kind of sort of doing the same
thing of like human experimentation and wanting to kind of
sort of it if if we want to believe the
stuff that people say about that, because you you know,
you can go down a whole another rabbit hole of that.
It's like, was all that even true? That they were
experimenting on all these people and doing all these horrific things.
But it falls right in line with mc ultro, where
it's right along that realm of things that they are
trying to find a sixth sense on somebody right, probably
doing entreprenation or something in their skull and all these
crazy things. So I don't know, dude, why don't you
lead the way and I'll ask you questions along the
way because then you told me how to presentation they
wanted to show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we do know that mk ultra they were
trying to There was at least five mk ultra subprojects
out of the one hundred and forty nine that we
know about, but supposedly there was another two hundred subprojects
that the documents were destroyed on, but we only know
about one hundred and forty nine, and there was at
least five of sub projects that were dedicated to unlocking
psychic abilities within the victim. So that is a fact
and also a fact that doctor Hugh and Cameron in Canada,
like a lot of the people that he did experimentations on,
which was the psychic driving. He's the one that basically
coined that term and started doing that type of mk
ultra mind control was you know, psychic driving, where he
would just pound a phrase or a thought or an
idea just repetitiously into these people's heads to control their
behavior or influence them in a certain way. And we
also get into that, you know, during the film. And
then you also have some of the first mk ultra
experiments which was done on army personnel, volunteer army personnel.
This is highly documented and we know the ones in
Canada by doctor Human Cameron was one hundred real because
a lot of those people that went through that ended
up suing the Canadian government for doing those experiments on that.
So the Army had their experiments in the United States
and they would use this drug called b Z which
BZ is one hundred times more powerful than LSD, and
it would make the volunteers for this army program basically
go out of their mind for weeks at a time,
and they would even do like open air testing with it.
They would do like a war simulation where they had
you know, military people out in the field and then
they would just have this these giant containers of b
Z and then they would just let the BZ loose
and like a mist like fog thing that would hit
all of the soldiers all at once, and then they
would just completely loose function of like all their motor
skills and like go out of their mind. And then
they would go out into the field and grab them
and drag them back to the facility and have them
answer all these weird questions while they're tripping balls on
substances one hundred times more powerful than LSD. We know
for a fact that those experiments were real, and we
also know that they were subleasing and subcontracting out programs
to entire hospital wings of certain hospitals in Washington, d C.
Where they would run these experiments on people. They were
doing them to prisoners, they were doing them to all
kinds of people, and we know that for a fact
because these people have actually been through it. There's a
really good show on HBO that dives into some of
the first you know, drug experiments on the army. Now
that program necessarily wasn't a mind control operation, but it
was a test on drugs, and these people did not
know that they were what they were, you know, what
kind of substances that they were being given. They were
sold do you want to volunteer for this program? They
would come into the facility, they would put this mask
over their face and they would just put in this
aerosol gas into them. They didn't know what it was
going to do to them. They weren't briefed on what
was going to happen to them, and then they would
just be out of their mind for weeks at a time.
And this really screwed with these army personnel. And then
they tried to gaslight them and make it seem like
they weren't a part of these programs. So therefore they
couldn't get any VA medical assistance from the Veterans Hospital
because they weren't providing them proof that they even went
through this army program. So we do know that these
majority of these ferments were now the people that claim
to have been a part of them, that's a whole
other story. You know, there's you got the whole secret
space program nonsense garbage people, and that they were all
mk ultrade And then they went into a time travel
Pegasu's program and then fought aliens in space for twenty years.
And then adrig rees back to the very point that
they're taking this whole garbage nonsense. But it starts out with.
Speaker 3: Is it could it be possible though, that they were
put in in a in a state of mind that
to them.
Speaker 5: That was hyperbolic time chamber like in Dragon ball.
Speaker 3: Z No no no, I mean the memories, like the
the the act of Maybe perhaps they weren't actually there physically,
but for example, if you read the the Hell's this
Guy's name? The How to Create an Undetectable mind control
slave the damn I forgot the dude's name anyways, that
book where he talks about how even uh Walter Bossey
was talking about how some of the alien abduction stuff
is like implanted memories. So maybe they didn't actually encounter aliens,
but maybe the memory or they were thought that they
you know, thought to believe or made believe that they
encountered these extraterrestrial entities that were probing them and doing
all this stuff. But it was actually the government right
doing whatever they do and then traumatizing them and making
them like, hey, if you make it as crazy as possible.
No one's ever going to believe you, right, And that's
one of the things I learned from reading man, what
the hell is this guy's name? How to create an undetectable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not familiar.
Speaker 3: I think for the springmyer, my bad.
Speaker 5: I always try first spring Well. I think that it
may be because we know that the military uses video games.
We show that in our documentary, and some of that
footage is really old footage. So it's a high possibility
that that type of technology has gotten highly advanced to
the point that if you're drugged and then you're put
into this simulation type of reality, that you would think
that that simulation reality was real when it wasn't. That's
a high possibility. And another possibility is that what these people,
what a few people have experienced that claim to be
a part of these SSP programs, is that they were
a part of a program. But it had nothing to
do with space and really nothing to do with the government.
It was a behavioral teen behavioral health camp. Because thousands
of kids have been put through these teen schools, like
these behavioral health teen schools for troubled teens, thousands of
people and there's still a lot of them to this
very day, and how they get them, especially back ten
fifteen years ago, they would a black van would pull
up to their house. This all has to do with
their parents. So their parents think that they're a very
unruly kid, that they're getting into all this trouble and
that they're possibly maybe doing drugs. A lot of them aren't,
they're just being regular teenagers. But their parents think that
they're going down a wrong path. So they call up
this school and people show up in a black suv.
They're in suits, and they abduct them in the middle
of the night out of their bed and handcuff them
and throw them into a back of an suv and
drive off and take them to one of these schools.
When these behavioral health modification schools where they're normally there
until they're eighteen years old or until they've graduated the program,
and then they get some sort of certificate which is
like supposedly a degree. But all of these people that
have been through a lot of these programs, they found
out that their degree wasn't even real. It was a
fake degree. It's a huge scam. It's a giant scam.
And then the gaslight the parents there's a really good
show about this on Netflix called The Programs Cults, Kidnapping
and Fuck what is the name of it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they know which one you're talking about. A lot
of celebrities went to it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well that was a different one. The one that
the documentary is on is in upstate New York at
a place that's been shut down. Was called Ivy Ridge.
But there's several of them. There's another documentary that's called
Hell Camp that talks about this thing with this in Utah.
It's like a freaking a hiking teen behavioral modification thing
where you go out for an entire summer for three
months and you just hike in the wilderness of Utah.
And then there's another one. It's called Provo Canyon and
uh pam uh what's her name? Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton
went through one of these programs where she was abducted
in the middle of the night, taken to the taken
to Provo Canyon Behavioral Modification school. And what's interesting is
in that programs the program Cults, con cons and Kidnapping
is the name of it. Colts, cons and Kidnapping they
talk about which you know, relating the Stanley Kubrick that
they would be woken up every morning and this will
play through the system to the beginning opening of two
thousand and one A Space Odyssey, the music to two
thousand and one A Space Odyssey. What, Yeah, at these
behavioral modification schools that these kids would go to. So
that's a connection to you know, Cubic and and and
the documentary and there's there's so many and it's possible
that these people are mistaken that they thought that this
was like some kind of like special school, because we
do know that trauma is the basis of mind control,
and you have to break someone's psyche in order to
implant new ideas. And that's exactly like what these kids
were talking about that was at this Ivy Ridge school,
Like you would be broken down, and that's what this
is called. The program is what it's called. And they
would instill this program all these rules and all these
guidelines and all these things that you have to do
once they have broken their mind and like fracture them
and like traumatized them. Like there's footage all over that
movie on Netflix of the staff just beating these kids
senselessly and making them do things that you know they
otherwise would never do, and this is a very traumatic
thing to these kids. So I think that it's a
high possibility that some of these people they claim to
be a part of this secret space program nonsense garbage
have possibly maybe been through one of these programs and
they've just completely embellished it. But I think at this
point the people that are, you know, claiming to be
a part of this stuff, they're just bandwagoners. They've listened
to other people talk about their their made up garbage nonsense,
and then they copy, and then they add a few
things onto their stuff, and then it just becomes this
whole giant fairytale nonsense, upside down world time travel nonsense
garbage story.
Speaker 3: But hope portals. Yeah, I agree with you on that.
I forgot what I did an episode once upon a time,
and it was something I forgot the name might put
on these wilderness camps. I forgot what they called it.
But yeah, the there is this concept of and in
my opinion, Captain America kind of falls in where it's
a sort of super human power or supernatural power through trauma.
Right where if you look at any origin story of
pretty much all superheroes really and if you take into account,
like Disney's movies and how all the trauma that the
characters go through, whether it be their parents or whatever
it is that they lose their parents, like that trauma
kind of sends them on that hero's journey. And I
think that that rings true in reality, where you're talking
about them putting these people through a very traumatic experience.
And I remember when I was in middle school and elementary,
we had the Gifted, right there was a separate group
of kids who were gifted, and they took the more
advanced classes and trying. I'm starting to think like maybe
the Gifted was a program to try and see who
they could get their hands on next, right, like, because
they're looking for people all time, right, And I think
that some people are more susceptible than others when it
comes to this sort of programming, if you will. And
I remember Gifted was one of those programs where it's like, oh,
what class do you have next? So I got this
other class that's, you know, far more advanced because I
took a test and I scored above a certain you know, percentile.
And I think maybe they take those kids and who
knows what they're putting in them, you know, or or
conditioning them for right, because it seems like that's something
that they would do. And I think that make Ultra
and all these programs have just continued under different names.
Speaker 5: I've heard that before, but I haven't been able to
I've heard several people talk about the gifted programs within
public school, but I haven't been able to find any
like real documentation. And I'm not saying that you're that it,
that it didn't happen, but I haven't been able to
find any real documentation on that these types of programs
were an actual real thing. But I've heard several people
talk about it. Now. Whenever I was in school, the
gifted program was that you were mentally challenged. That's what
the gifted program meant, no joke. That's what it meant.
That you that you had a learning disability. So therefore
you were in a gifted Okay, you were in a
different section.
Speaker 3: Maybe my friend was retired and I thought he was
smarter than I was because he was going to these
special classes, and it turns out that he was he
was worse off than I was. You know, like, I
don't know, I think the earth is flat. It's like Okay,
put him in gifted because he obviously needs it, right,
so send him out of here, maybe, dude, who knows.
But I think that during school, they one hundred percent
had to be sky out in people. How I think
they are now And in my opinion, you know, I
think MC ultra is more put in the foods nowadays.
So I think that they do mind control through the
stuff that you consume willingly, right, because no matter how
many times they talk about, you know that MC chicken
meal being so bad for you, We're gonna always go
back and get the fries because the fries are good, right,
So you're like sort of addicted and you get this
dopamine from going. And I think that that is the real, uh,
you know, mind control. You know, your make Ultra happy
meal or whatever it is that that you get on
the weekend. So I think it's evolved, dude, And I
think that there's a certain class of people who are
susceptible to it. And the reason I say that is
because a lot of these people. For example, one one
person that I always use is who wasn't the limelight
recently Mike Tyson with Jake Paul the fake fight that
they had right, the money grab and the humiliation ritual
that he did because he showed his cheeks on the
full moon and blah blah blah, all this crazy stuff.
And Mike Tyson for a majority of his career was
actually hypnotized. And you notice a change after his trainer
dies and passes on which he had a different trainer, obviously.
You see his demeanor change in the fight conferences that
they do, you know, to hype up the fight before
before he you know, while he was hypnotized, in my opinion,
he was much more calmon. He barely said anything, bro Like,
he barely said anything to the other guy. The other
guy would be going on talking smack and Tyson would
just be like, all right, we'll see you on the
fight night, you know, X date. And if you look
at because I've seen all of Mike Tyson's fight like
I love watching old boxing videos of like, you know,
back in the day, and Tyson was such a freaking
nature bro like in his prime, he was just this animal.
And in my opinion, they were able to extract that,
you know what I call a homunculees, you know, like
a Hercules, this person that were able to extract this
other part of him that made him a killing machine,
that made him, you know, the the the a champion
at one point, and that, to me is a perfect
example of using mind control to condition somebody to do
one purpose and that's killed because essentially he was a
killing machine in the ring. And you see the shift
after his original trainer passes on where he just goes,
he spirals out and then we all know the rest
of the history of Mike Tyson, right, the drugs, the allegations,
he went, he went to jail for a whole bunch
of other stuff, and ever since then, dude, it feels
like he's not all there, right, he's he's He wasn't
the gifted, probably in the gifted classes probably, and he is.
I guess they couldn't. Maybe he went through some trauma
when he was a child. I can imagine growing up
in the hood or whatever it is, you will go
through this trauma. And I guess his trainer was able
to take that and really focus in on that and
turn him into this killing machine that he became, and
he was for many years. But after that gig was up,
they flipped the switch, and I guess nobody was ever
able to tap back into that, but he was hypnotized
for a majority of his career.
Speaker 5: Dude, well, we also got to remember the Tyson is
fifty seven years old, like he's he's he's old, bro,
like only in the movie. Only in the movies, can
somebody that is fifty seven years old, like Sylvester Saloon
and like Expendables, actually get out there and kick ass.
There ain't no way that a fifty seven year old
is going to be a twenty seven year old, no
matter how good they are. And there's I mean, I
don't doubt some of that stuff. But also Tyson, he
also almost died, like a couple of months ago, like
he was heavily sick, like he was in the hospital.
That's why they had to postpone the fight. It was
supposed to be two months earlier than what it was,
and that's why the training videos were all different and
people were like, oh, well, he's out there. Actually, you know,
why does he look so good in the training videos
because that was way prior to when the fight was
before he was deathly sick and almost died in the hospital.
And then he gets out there a couple of months later.
He's obviously not recovered he's obviously not the same person
or it's a clone either one. Then he gets out
there and he's not that good. But then people are like, oh, well,
it's all it's like fake and stage. I was like, not,
he's just fifty seven years old, dude, he's old. And
he almost died two months before he had the postpone
the fight. So, I mean, I don't know. People they
want to think everything is faking rigged and all that thing, don't.
I don't doubt that, like a lot of I mean,
boxing has been a sport that's been heavily rigged in
stage since the inception of boxing, Like it's been it's
been that way, you know, like it's always been that
type of sport that people have, you know, always been
caught cheating, you know, putting stuff in their gloves, you know,
making their gloves more heavier, and you know, the the
ref is in on it, the judges are in on it.
You know, it's like it's always been a rigged sport.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So it says here is from twenty twenty that
he was hypnotized up to three times a day from
the age of twelve by I know his name is
Constantine caused the Amato seek the psychological help of the
late John Helplind helping in order to for the aggressive
heavyweight to control his mind. Is this guy involved in
some sort of stuff hypnotist here see m Anyways, I
think I.
Speaker 5: Don't know that Mike Tyson did some five D M
O d MT and he ye yeah, and that God
told him to be UH with Jake Paul's ask, So uh,
I didn't think that he could lose dude. There's no
way God told him to be Jake Paul's ask. No
way he's gonna lose bro. But that's also within the
Shining as well, because in the first ten minutes of
The Shining, when Danny has his UH, he gets his
visions while him and Wendy while Jack is at the
hotel for the interview, Danny and Wendy is back and
Boulder at their apartment, and Danny has his psychic visions,
and then the doctor comes and talks to Windy and
is basically like, hey, you know when did these when
do these abilities or did these incidents start it happening?
And she says, well, it was after the time that
Jack came in and injured Danny's arm and that's a
traumatic event for Danny there as well, and that could
unlock these psychic abilities that we talk about in our movie.
And another strange thing that the doctor tells Wendy that
this is normally due to self hypnosis, that they.
Speaker 3: Self hypnosis, so you hypnotize yourself.
Speaker 5: Yes, she utters those words that this normally comes about.
These types of things normally happened due to self hypnosis.
So that's a tie in between, you know, the hypnosis
that well, the hypnotizing effect that you were talking about
with Mike Tyson. So he's mean, he's self hypnotizing himself,
mixed him with the traumatic event, and he's essentially developed
these types of abilities, just like within mk Ultra. That's
what they were trying to do. They were trying to
unlock these uh. In a lot of the subprojects these
psychic abilities within the patients by traumatizing them and putting
making them susceptible to all these things that would mind fracture, uh,
you know, break them down psychologically so that they can
somehow develop these types of abilities. But one of the
connuity errors, which is a continuity era of dialogue, because
there's so many connuity ors within the shining. There's objects
that will move and then reappear, disappear, and then be
there the next scene and be there and then disappear
later on. But there's also connuity rors between the dialogue
of the characters, and one of those is when Wendy
is talking to the doctor in the beginning the movie,
she says that after Jack comes in and injures Danny's
arm because Danny had all of his papers spread out
all across the room and he went to yank Danny
up and injured his arm. She says that five after
that incident, he stopped drinking and that he has been
sober for five months, so meaning that that event happened
five months ago. He's been sober for five months. He
injured Danny's arm five months ago. But later on, when
Jack is in the Gold Room talking to Lloyd the
bartender about the incident and admitting that he injured Danny's arm,
he said that it was three years ago.
Speaker 3: Do you think that perhaps I know this is stepping
away from the because right mk Ultra, in my opinion,
is one of these conspiracies that's very tangible. It's something
that can be done here in this reality. This realm,
something that's controllable. Note right, how you've iterated it before,
This movie isn't about ghosts. It's you know, he has
people kind of sort of playing ghosts hallucinations in some
sort of way. But could it be that maybe perhaps
the changing of the things in the background and him
getting the timeline mixed up? Do you think that this hotel,
this lookout mountain place is maybe perhaps a sort of
like portal or wormhole, and by them switching stuff in
the background, they're jumping from timeline to timeline. He was
trying to sort of insinuate that or something going on there,
maybe making them believe that they were warping in time
or something along those lines. Like what are your thoughts
on that? Because I can't see to why this prestigious
director in Hollywood would let these slip ups happen, right,
because if he was so paying so much, paying attention
to detail and all these other things, like why would
he let that happen? Maybe there's something more to that.
And it's like flipping through timelines back and forth. It's
like you see that the first script says one thing
and then the second time it says something else. Why
the discrepancies.
Speaker 5: You know, Yeah, that's a really good point. I think
that the coninuity errs are put there on purpose, because,
like you said, there's no reason that a perfectionist and
a master filmmaker like Stanley Kubrick would let so many
of these slide. I mean, he has a whole team
working behind him. Like if it missed, if it got
past Stanley Kubrick, how did it also get past all
of these other people that are working under him. And
no one has ever been able to answer that. And
I believe that we do answer it subtly. We don't
come out and write out and tell you the re
and why there's so many connuity errors in the movie.
It's something that you kind of have to put two
and two together on your own and come to your
own realization about it. But I'm gonna tell you here,
is that Kubrick is subconsciously giving He's subconsciously putting all
of these errors in the movie, not only between the
objects disappearing and reappearing, and then entire sets being completely
different when they walk out of one place and walk
into another, it's a completely different background, and not only
putting in a lot of symbolism within the movie, like
setting up later on in the movie that happens in
the beginning of the movie and in the end, which
is another thing. Supposedly, if you run the Shining frontwards
and backwards simultaneously and you put an overlay on it,
everything like lines up perfectly, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Wait what so you take the movie, play it forward
on want and backwards on the other it does what
it like meets up in the center and like crosses
over pretty much.
Speaker 5: It's like creepy. Yeah, yeah, it's wild. It's almost like
a perfect movie on a lot of Like that would
be the only way that something like that would happen
is if you've created a perfect movie, because that's like
in you know, martial arts, like they tell you, especially
in like taekwondo, that you you haven't perfected the art
until you can do the kadas and the forums backwards.
So I don't know. But the the thing with the
Shining and the reason that these continuity errors are there
is to subconsciously plant this reality so that the audience
starts questioning their own reality as Jack is starting to
question his own reality. So as Jack is going into
his delusions, the audience is also starting to question subconsciously
what's going on with things disappearing and reappearing. And you
can't really see a lot of these in the first
run through, like you really got to be paying attention.
So it's a subconscious thing that he's hitting the audience
with with things just disappearing. Like in the beginning of
the movie, there's a pin that just bounces around Almond's
desk all over the place between shotsers and ashtray on
Alma's desk that just jumps around the desk. It's incredible,
but it's to give you that eeriness of what's going
on here. Subconsciously. There's something within the Shining that is
manipulating your subconscious mind into a very eerie and creepy feeling,
not only with the imagery of the movie, but within
the soundtrack as well. And we know how important sound
is in a movie. It can make or break a movie,
and it has all these creepy sounds and these creepy
tones mixed with the imagery. I mean, I've had several
people that has watched it and they've had really strange
nightmares the next day, even watching our film. They'll watch
it and then they'll they'll have weird, strange, creepy nightmares.
I've had five interviews that I've done so far that
have watched it so that they had really creepy dreams
after that it was over, and I was like, well,
that has everything to do with The Shining, because I've
had that exact same thing happened to me while watching
The Shining really late at night. I had one of
the most horrific, nightmarish dreams that I had ever had
after I'd watched The Shining late at night and went
to sleep. So there's something with the image dream mixed
with the subconscious continuity errors and the music of the
film that is affecting the viewer's subconscious mind. And we
talk about in the movie how The Shining is an experiment.
Not only is Cubic writing a movie about an experiment,
he's also rewriting the movie as the movie is being made,
so it's like he's writing an experiment. He's also doing
an experiment on the actors in the way that he
treats Shelley Duvall within the movie, which is very reminiscent
of what someone would do in a form of MK ultra.
Then it's an experiment on the audience that is also
watching it, So it's a triple whammy.
Speaker 3: So and that's something I haven't done since I did
see the documentaries. Rewatch the movie with you know, new
eyes to see if you will. Could The Shining be
a sort of initiatory movie? And I'm wondering how many
secret government programs have shown this movie to potential candidates
to see how what effect it has on them. And
I mean, this makes me think of like the Netflix
movie with like the Obamas directing it, where it had
like this weird sort of I think it was like
a special soundtrack with like certain frequencies on it and all.
Speaker 5: Love frequencies, extremely low frequencies.
Speaker 3: That and then the the subtle imagery of the shirts,
you know, the messages on their shirts and stuff like that,
like all this other stuff. It's and you that that
brings up a good point where I didn't notice that
where everything is jumping around and it's like the movie
Cattleake that we did the episode on where it makes
you question your own self and like you're more confused
and disoriented by the end of it than you were
at the beginning, right. Directed by Shama Lama Ding Dong,
which is a guy who or you know, executive producer,
you know that guy who is obviously deep into this
sort of stuff. I mean, i'd put him right along
the lines of like a Kubrick esque you know, in
his movies sort of thing where he's like in that
line of like s not a cult, but I'd be
interested to see what kind of ideologies Kubrick. How do
we know what, like what sort of stuff he was into,
because he was obviously into some stuff Like I learned
recently that how is actually IBM, but the letters are
shifted right, So ha, L is IBM but the letters
are shifted over and that's Kubrick, right. Yeah, So again
he's in the know about something. He couldn't come out
straight up and say like hey, AI is gonna take
over ya Elon Musk talking about making AI generated video
games to make video games great again, like all this
sort of crazy stuff. But he was deep into this
sort of stuff. And then the fact that he was
being recommended in these I'm gonna call a cult secret
government circles, right because that's what they were, like the
cabal or whatever you want to call them. Like, hey,
Kubrick is very promising, you know when it comes very
promising when it comes to what, like what are you
talking about? Like what what are you guys looking for?
That's the perfect candidate to control people through movies. And
I'm interested to see how many other famous murders because
right the shining is allegedly you guys present the idea
about creating this person to like write a mind controlled
murderer if you will, like to murder your family and
the Catcher and the Rye connection, how many other famous
murderers are also connected to that book? And maybe that
book itself holding a sort of key to unlock that
in these people subconscious or whatever it is to trigger
that said response of like going out and becoming this
I don't want to call him like a sleeper cell,
but like almost like a sleeper cell like mancharan candidate
type of thing where it's like I gotta go and
do you know whatever, like h hit him art choke,
like the Monculous, Like imagine how many people I've like
started up with like Homunculus. They're listening to the one
on one podcast and like Homunculous drops for the thirty
third time in that episode. They're just like I gotta
go out and do whatever, you know?
Speaker 5: Season up.
Speaker 3: How many other famous murders have been linked to the
Catcher and the Rye any like I'm thinking of.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, Dave McGowan did an entire book called Program
to Kill, which we bring up in our documentary as well.
Jay was good friends with Dave McGowan, knew him well,
and he wrote an entire book on this and he
pretty much lays out the facts that a majority, if
not all, of these serial killers were MK ultra type assassins, and.
Speaker 3: That's why they would go out and last so long,
like Dahmer and all these other guys, and that's why
they prop them up in the limelight. There's like thirty
thousand documentaries on Dahmer or Ted Bundy or any of
these other guys. That's why they went on for so long,
because like you see their story, you go, how did
they catch that guy? Like, why didn't they they catch
that guy sooner? It's like, well, maybe the people in
the background were onto it, pulling the strings behind the scenes,
seeing how it would play out, watching from the shadows.
Speaker 5: And they probably knew that they could get away with it.
Just like we talked about in our documentary how all
these famous bands in the sixties all have military connections.
Their fathers are military admirals and generals. Jim Morrison, everyone's
familiar with. Jim Morrison's dad was responsible for the Gulf
of Talking false flag event. He was a naval commander,
which was pretty much started the Vietnam War, and what
did start the Vietnam War that false flag event, but
he was in charge of that. And that makes sense
because Jim Morrison was just kind of doing whatever he
wanted to do. He was just out, you know, getting
into whatever you want. As soon as he was in prison,
he was immediately let out, you know, and he knew
that he could basically do whatever he wanted to do
because his dad was this high up naval commander. And
the same with you know, sort of like with Charles
Manson as well. Charles Manson, every time he was in
jail or incarls incarcerated or in a mental hospital, he
was almost immediately let out too. And there's so much
evidence that the CIA just pretty much gave Charles Manson
the LSD for his group of people. And then when
you look at the other military connections and Sharon Tates
dad Sharon Tates dad was a high ranking military officer.
They're literally everywhere, and it's and it's like, you know,
you come to the realization that you know, it doesn't
matter how good you are at any given thing, Like
you can be the best freaking singer in the world,
doesn't matter, you can be the best guitar player in
the world, doesn't matter if your dad is an electrician
or if he's a plumber, or if he works at
a freaking if he's a garbage truck driver. You're not
going to get anywhere because you're not a part of
the club. You're not a part of the crew. Now
and things have changed a little bit now in this
day and age, because it's a digital type of age
and anyone can can you know, make a halfway decent
income off of doing things online. But definitely back then,
you were not going to be famous in any way,
shape or form. If your family was not a part
of this grew if your family was not a part
of this club of people, then you weren't ever going
to make it. And that's a really big realization that
I had when I was making the movie. I was like,
holy shit, this is the reason this is what it is.
It's just a group of people. And it makes sense
that they would want to put their own in these
positions of power because they know that they're going to
go along with the program, right, that they're not going
to go so far outside of the lines. Because if
you get somebody that's not a part of this group,
that's a wild card, dude, And you don't want a
wild card. You want to know exactly what they're going
to do, how they're going to do it, and that
they're going to go along with whatever it is you
want them to do. And that's why they get the
kids of high ranking military peace and there's somebody that's
in their family that is a military officer, commander. I mean,
Bob Marley's dad was a British naval commander.
Speaker 3: And and it's people who have these entire cultural shifts, right,
cultural movements, right. And I've said this before, and even
Fritz Springmyer talks about it in his book. He talks
about it, obviously in a different sort of way, but
that it's these people who condition even their own children,
and they do horrific things to their own children to
introduce them to the Illuminati or whatever. And maybe he's
talking about all these people in these groups and shrouding it,
and maybe he's referring to the government or to any
three later agency like use your imagination, but the concept
of like offering up like your own homunculus for the experimentation, Like, hey,
I raised this myself. Here, let's keep it in the family.
We know that they do that. They keep everything in
the family, So why don't we offer up one of
our own to partake in this special program We're gonna benefit,
you know, in all these different ways. And who knows
if that's even their kids to begin with, right, Like
who knows that that's even their their original children or whatever?
Like this is the cover story that they present to us.
Speaker 5: So and we know how many people did Angelina Jolie adopted.
She adopted like then kids something like that from like
Haiti or something. I don't even know where they're from.
She adopted like a lot of different kids. Yeah, right,
we don't even know if they're really their kids. I mean,
I don't think they.
Speaker 3: Three.
Speaker 5: They have six, Okay, sure, so she adopted three. I
don't think that the theory and speculation, I don't think
that Michael Jackson's kids were his.
Speaker 3: Kids well, and and you know, bringing in Kubrick to this,
like we don't know who his dad was, right, Like
that's the whole thing, Like we don't know who his
dad was, if he had connections to.
Speaker 5: Well, we don't know who Jack Nicholson's dad is. Oh Jack, Yeah,
we don't know who Jack Nicholson's dad is. And his
his mom, his mom doesn't even know who his dad is.
So he was kind of just like born in like limbo.
And then he was a part of this Laurel Canyon
movie scene as well. He was in you know, all
of these big bands and all these musicians in Hollywood
is like all like lived up in Laurel Canyon. Then
on top of the Laurel Canyon there was this hotel
called Lookout Mountain Hotel, and then that hotel burnt down,
and then the military and the Air Force came in
and built a secret UH movie studio and Air Force
base on the exact spot where the Lookout Mountain Hotel was.
And the Lookout Mountain Hotel looked very similar to UH
Stanley Kubrick's Overlook Hotel. And then at the end of
the sequel to The Shining, which was Doctor's Sleep, which
was directed by Fred's Springmeyer the Overlook Burns of the Ground.
Speaker 3: Of course. And there's also a Beatle connection in there,
because a lot of these celebrities, a lot of these musicians,
they kind of sort of go through this metamorphosis. And
I've been listening to the Beatles lately, and the Beatles
after Drugs is a whole different vibe. It's a whole
different like dimension of music. And imagine that in the
time that it came out, like they were so ahead
of their time. But right, Jim Morrison and all these
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out of control and didn't Jim Morrison wasn't he killed?
Jim Morrison?
Speaker 5: He was. Jim Morrison supposedly died of a drug overdose
in the bathtub.
Speaker 3: And he drowned or no? Was that the ritual?
Speaker 5: M sure if the I don't think that the drownding
was the calls of death.
Speaker 3: Found dead in the bathtub of the apartment at approximately
six say him by Curson. He was twenty seven years old.
The official cause of death was listed as heart failure,
although no autopsy was performed as it was not required
by French law. So he was actually born in Melbourne,
Florida and he died in Paris, France, which we.
Speaker 5: Show a clip of him doing an interview for a
commercial for the University of Florida where he's super cut
and he's like he has his hair all done up,
like everything's good, he's shaven, and then like a couple
of years later, he's a completely different person.
Speaker 3: Because he was an actor. I was like, how you
guys are saying all these people are actors and they're
playing their role, so how much of it is authentic
and how much of it is is not right? And
then it makes me think about Kubrick, Like, you know,
a part of me goes, was he this crazy mastermind?
Or are we giving him more credit than credit is due.
There's still a part of me that goes, he might
be faking gay, you know, like there's a little bit
of that in there where it's like, how you know
how much of it actually checks out?
Speaker 5: Well, I have a whole slide of things here that
I can show you that is uh checks out. But
here's the Beatles connect. I don't have it up on slides,
but you know if you can kind of see it
on my phone there. But the top picture is the
Abbey Road the of the Beatles album, and then the
bottom picture is of the Shining Whenever Olmen is giving
the tour to uh Windy and Danny, and that's Bill
Watson in behind them. So that's a pretty much identical
shot their their legs are all lined up in the
exact same way with each of them. But yeah, let's
go through these these slides real quick, because this is
a lot. I got a lot of stuff in here
that isn't even in the movie that I can show
you real quick.
Speaker 3: Because Whitney Houston also died in a in a bathtub.
Speaker 5: I believe, Yes, yes she did.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, I'm gonna do I not have it a
oh there it is okay for some reason, when I
hit the share screening does that thing. But also people
might be mad at me for this one, because I've
gotten some arguments about this with people. But Tupac he
was also an actor.
Speaker 3: Yeah I think he was gay too.
Speaker 5: Yep, but don't say that to the wrong person. Or
they will freaking uh threaten you and threaten to ruin
your career. That's what happened to me.
Speaker 3: I've been doing Gangster. It's okay, I mean, it's fine.
Speaker 5: Just type it in the YouTube. Just type in Tupac
gay and that's all you gotta do. That's all you
gotta do. And watch the inter you and that's it. Okay.
So the clockwork shining, So this is one of the
ones that I seen that's also in the trailer. This
is one that no one else had ever seen before
until I had spotted it within the movie. And really
this is a screenshot. Yes, absolutely, I was the first
person to see this. And when and if anyone tells
you that they saw it first, they're absolutely lying. I
did a show with Jay Widener on this like two
years ago, and I brought this out to everybody then,
So if they they're definitely mistaken. So whenever Jack is
sitting at the bar and Lloyd serves in the alcohol
the second time that they're in the gold room, this
lady right here, she walks in behind Jack and she's
actually the lady that bumps into Grady right here that
makes him spilled the alcohol on Jack. And right here
at the bottom, it looks like she has a bloody
handprint on the lower half of her dress. And some
people have argued with me that this isn't really a handprint,
that it's set up as a part of the dress.
But regardless if it's baked into the dress or if
it's a real handprint that someone put on there, it
still looks like a bloody handprint. And this really resembles
another movie, and another really famous movie, which is cast
Away with Tom Hanks in two thousand. That same type
of handprint is on Wilson the volleyball. It's almost identical,
well in the same shape as that handprint. So people
were saying, oh, well, this is not a handprint because
it only has four fingers. Well, whenever Tom Hanks cut
his hand while he was trying to start a fire
and cast Away, there's a four fingered handprint on the volleyball,
so it can be four fingers.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 3: Those paintings that look nearly similar to the that thing there.
Speaker 5: Yep, yep. And one of the first continuity airs within
the Shining is in the establishing shot of the overlook.
There's not a hedgemes in behind the Hotel, but later
on there is a hedge means, and I mean, people
can argue with that all they want and say, well,
I mean, it's one factual that the establishing shots of
the overlook within Stanley Kubrick's The Shining was filmed that
Timberline Lodge, and the Timberline Lodge doesn't have a maze
behind it. Neither does the Stanley Hotel. Neither one of
those hotels have hedgemeses behind them. But that's besides the point.
It's still a continuity are within the movie because it's
established that there's a maazing behind the hotel, but there's not.
This one is interesting. It has cool laid on top
of the refrigerator that's in the apartment and Jack and
Wendy's apartment in Boulder, which may be symbolically referencing the
Jim Jones massacre that happened during the shooting of this movie.
That is just one hundred percent speculation. We don't know.
I mean, it could just be randomly put kool aid
in there, who knows. But Cubrick wanted to put props
and real things in the background. He didn't want them
to be like all the food and all the stuff
that's in the storage room is like all real food.
It's not like prop food, like it's all real stuff
because he wanted everything to be super realistic. This is
when one of the one of the ones that people
have pointed out for a really long time, but it's
also in our movie, just to get an establishing idea
of the connuity errors within the shining, which is Dopey
the Dwarf disappearing on Danny's door. In the first shot
when Danny is in the bathroom, there's a sticker Dopey
the Dwarf there, and then when the doctor comes to
visit scans over here at this bottom screenshot, a Dopey
the Dwarf of the Southern Dwarfs is missing off the door.
This one's really interesting. This one is whenever Hollerin is
giving Windy and Danny a tour of the kitchen area.
This is the entrance into the storage room. There's a
light switch up here to the left, and then whenever
Windy is carrying Jack's body into the storage room later
on in the movie, the light switch is gone and
this is obviously the same set. If I were to
bring this image down a little bit, it would still
say a chef's office right there. You can see a
chef's office in this bottom photo and has the ending
of chefs there in office in the top photo. Another
one is light switches appearing. So whenever Jack goes into
almonds office for the first time for the interview, there's
no light switch underneath the painting entrance into Almend's office.
But whenever Jack goes into Almend's office later on in
the movie to destroy the radio to prevent Danny and
Wendy from calling the police to alert them to come
up to the hotel, there's a light switch that has
appeared underneath the photo. This one's really interesting. I already
previously talked about it. Whenever Wendy just a cigarette, dude,
Holy crap, this cigarette is burning for a minute.
Speaker 7: Dog.
Speaker 5: But in the beginning of the movie, Whendy says that
Jack has been sober for five months after he injured
Danny's arm, And then when Jack is explaining the story
to Lloyd the bartender here later on in the movie,
he says, there was three years.
Speaker 3: Ago, isn't that maybe like hinting at that she might
have been like in a trance or something and just
let it burn right for a while before she took
a drag of it or something. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was just she says that it was one
of those it's an English cigarette that would just do that,
like unless you like actually asked it, then it's not
going to fall off until it's like almost all the
way down. This is another famous one that people have
pointed out. Before the chair behind Jack disappears Whendy comes
to talk to him in the main lobby of the
hotel while he's writing his novel, which it turns out
he's not really writing a novel, he's just writing the
same sentence over and over again, all working no play
makes Jack a doll boy, which is a psychic driving technique.
And the chair behind him is in the first shot
and then it cuts the windy and then it's gone
and the next shot and then it cuts back to
windy and then it's reappeared.
Speaker 3: That one's kind of obvious, like if you didn't catch
that while watching the movie back or something that that
to me proves I think this is intentional because this shot,
in particular, it's right there. The fact that it's not
there in the second you know, half of it It's like,
come on, who who couldn't have missed that? This how
you're saying, this whole team of people working behind him
and they miss that thing. It's like a chair with
the whole table next to it. What the hell is that?
Speaker 5: I know? I know it's so wild. That one's that
one's super wild. And then this one is when in
the beginning another movie, in the first ten minutes, Olmen
is mentioning to Jack the amount of time that needs
to be that they're going to be spinning up here
at the hotel, and that their winter season runs for
seven months. But then Jack says, five months of peace
is just what I want. So that one's a wild one.
Connuitier within the dialogue of the characters, this is one
that Jay Widner has pointed out previously, which is a
sexual in the window. Whenever Jack goes in to meet
Almond for the first time and they shake hands, there's
a paper tray, a black paper tray on the desk
that makes it look like Almond has an erection. And
another one is the teddy bear in the background that
has a firetruck and the latter is sticking up out
of the teddy bear that makes it look like the
Teddy Bear also has an erection, and there's a lot
of what seems like sexual at tension between Jack and
Danny throughout the movie. There's another thing that wasn't mentioned
in our movie, but that other people have pointed out
that whenever Jack is in the lobby of the hotel,
when Windy and Danny show up and Bill Watson and
Ollman go to meet Jack to get his bags, he's
reading a Playgirl magazine. And we know Playgirl magazine is
for gay men, and because there's nothing but dudes in there.
And yeah, and also another thing that Jay has brought
up before is that all of the luggage that they
have that they bring into the hotel isn't really possible
to fit in the back of a Volkswagen Beetle.
Speaker 3: And one interesting thing that I'm looking at here because
I just I just learned this because I know you
guys talk about the Stephen King connection, but the story
is actually by Stephen King, and then it was directed
by Kubrick. And what's interesting about these characters that Jack
Torrence is played by Jack Nicholson, Danny is played by
Danny Lloyd, and then obviously Shelley is Wendy. But the
fact that they're using characters with the same name as
the characters in the movie right that, that to me
is kind of odd and it reminds me of the
recent movie that Nick Cage did when he played a
version of Nick Cage, but it was spelt differently, so
it wasn't Nick Cage, Nicholas Cage's the actual person, but
Nick Cage. I think it was Nick. He was playing
that character in the movie. So it was like a
weird like stacking sort of thing. I don't know what
they're trying to get, you know, do with that, but
I just find that interesting. Bro.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Another one that does that is The Office. Pretty
much all the people that are in the TV show
of The Office first names are really the first names
of the characters that they play. Yeah, besides like Steve
Carell and Michael in the Office, but everybody else's names
are the same. Like Oscar, he plays a gay character
in the Office. He's actually gay in real life. What
they did is they just took these like people's real
lives and then just like exaggerated them and the TV show. Yeah,
pretty much. But this photo is really interesting because right
beside the Teddy bear is the baseball bat that Wendy
goes and picks up, which in the next scene when
she goes downstairs, is the baseball bat that she strikes
Jack with. And I didn't realize that until I went
and made the screenshots of these of these photos to
give an illustration of all the connuity eras in the training.
But right next to the teddy bear is where Wendy
grabs baseball bat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, hey, look here, right.
Speaker 5: Yep, yep. And this one is another really interesting one
that falls in line with our analysis of the movie,
which is qbic basically symbolizing that like subconsciously implanting a
scene that is going to happen later on from the
beginning that plays out in the very end. So in
the beginning of the movie, when doctor comes to visit Danny,
he's laying on a teddy bear. And then later on,
as Windy as you know, basically succumbed to the trauma
that has been inflicted upon her by Jack trying to
kill her with an ax, she walks upstairs and sees
this guy in a furry bear costume, and this gentleman
looks like they're in the middle of a sexual act
and this scene no one has ever been able to explain.
But if you watch our movie, you'll understand what this
scene actually is. But you'll have to put two and
two together. But I'll give you guys a hint and
say that these people are not ghosts. They're actors. They
are LARPing this scenario up at the overlook, and these
people are This guy in the bear costume is.
Speaker 6: A part of the larp.
Speaker 3: Yeah, two bears, one gay, right type of thing. So
the one other interesting thing about Danny is that the
imaginary friend that he has in his finger, I've heard
it called the homunculus before you ever heard that.
Speaker 5: Well, he talks to him with his finger, but he
mentions to the doctor that his imaginary friend is in
his throat. Whoa, And the doctor says, well, can I
I see him? And then Danny responds by saying, no,
he's not, he's not here right now or whatever. But
the imaginary friend is supposedly in his throat from what
he explains. From what he explains, Uh, you know, I
don't want to just don't watch us super late A dude,
that's all that's all you gotta do. Uh. Then we
have tang in the background that other people have pointed
out in before, which Tang was a big you know,
drink for astronauts in the Apollo program. That's uh super
popular because for some reason they couldn't drink the water,
so they had to put something like the water was
super nasty or something due to the altitude or whatever
it is that they said, and so they would bring
Tang on these missions to mix with the water so
they could drink the water. This one's a really interesting
one that whenever Danny first sees room two thirty seven
and he stops on his big wheel tricycle, there's a
door to the right of him that's a cirtcoad right
here that is closed, but then in the next shot
it's open.
Speaker 3: The doors are perception and I think that's the scene
right there where I've seen people connected the toy story,
which obviously has Tom Hanks in it. Do you ever
see that that conspiracy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I have that in a couple of slides, I
think in two slides down.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 5: This one is another one that a lot of people
have pointed out. The Karpas switching pattern. So when before
Danny stands up to go into room two thirty seven.
Later on in the movie, he has the Apollo eleven
shirt on, but there's a continuity error here, and a
lot of people said that he just switched squares or
turned around in the square, but it's still an error
because in the first shot the carpet is an open
facing hexagonal pattern, and then in the next shot it's
a closed facing hexagonal pattern, and then of course the
Apollo eleven symbolism. Jay Wiener talked about this in his
previous to Kubrick's Odyssey movies, where he posturized that the
shining is Kubrick's confession to faking the moon landing. Danny
has the Apollo eleven shirt on. He stands up from
the hexagonal pattern, which looks like the the launch pad
from the Apollo eleven rocket. He goes in the room
to thirty seven. At that time, people thought that the
moon was two hundred and thirty seven thousand miles away
from the Earth. Here is a toy story connection.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty that is pretty bizarre. Was it the
same company that released that? So you got Warner Bros.
Speaker 5: Who really Disney Pixar.
Speaker 3: Pixar, Yeah, so distribute what Walt Disney Studio's motion Pictures.
Speaker 5: But the director of Tours Story was a really big
fan of Stanley Cubrek. And but it just so happens
that Buzz like you're in this movie discovers that he's
not a real astronaut, that he's a fake.
Speaker 3: I feel like a lot of these movies that they make, bro,
they are talking to each other, right, and in some
really expensive way of like hey, we're onto you. And
I feel like they send a lot of messages through
the movies that they make to other and by other
people and by they and them. I'm talking about like
these secret groups, right, these people that we always talk
about with be lizard people or a monkeylus or whatever.
Like they're talking to each other. And I believe that
there's different factions and they all have a different amount
of power, but they all rule their own kind of
sort of domains. And I think that they send a
lot of messages and things through the use of these movies,
and that's why they're so important.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would definitely agree with that. The guy that
directed Toy Story was also the guy that financed the
the other really big shining documentary that also had Jay
Winder in in, which was the producer of this documentary
called Room two thirty seven, so he he financed that
movie as well, so he was a really big, huge
fan and it said. People have theorized that that guy
actually has the original ending to the shin that Cubriic
cut out, but that's just been rumor and speculation. I
don't think that anybody has it because Cubic got rid
and destroyed all the outtakes, any of the extra footage
that's not a part of the movie, any of the
footage that he cut out, he just destroyed it. He
got rid of it. So I think that that's just
a rumor that this guy that made Toy Story has
the original ending to the Shining because it's one of
the most infamous pieces of lost media and history of
lost media. This was really interesting, which I think connects
to the moon Landing as well. There's TVs within the
Shining that are shown to not be plugged into anything,
which is perfect for not only MK Ultra, but also
the faking of the moon landing in the fact that
if the moon landing was faked by Stanley Kubrick, then
the footage would have been previously made footage and it
wouldn't have been live like people were led to believe
in nineteen sixty nine, So it makes sense that he
would symbolically be representing that there's really nothing on the TV.
It's playing without anything being plugged in. That's just my
personal that's right, a dad. And this one is another
really interesting one, which is a continuity error between the
dialogue of the characters, which is when Almon is when
Jack is in Almand's office getting the interview for the
role that being the caretaker up at the overlook, Almen
says that Charles Grady was the former caretaker of the
hotel and that he murdered his family up there. But
when Jack meets Grady in the bathroom at the party
the second time, he refers to himself as Delbert Grady.
Speaker 3: So a completely different character.
Speaker 5: Well I think that, I mean that's what people have
had theories on what that what that is and says
that they're two different people and all that, but they
all have the same background story that they murdered their
entire family, So I in relation.
Speaker 3: To almost like it's happened before and he's just another
test subject. And that's why I'm saying that, like this
facility that they're using, maybe perhaps it's a real facility
where they go and they test this sort of stuff
on people to see what their what their reactions are.
Have there ever? Has there ever been a remastered version
of The Shining? Do you know there is?
Speaker 5: It's been released on Blu ray and stuff like and
you can watch. I think, well, HBO had it on
their streaming service for Halloween. I don't know if it's
still on there, but I think that you can get
it in four K on like Blu Ray or on
something like that.
Speaker 3: I check to see if it's the same or not
they changed anything up, because you know that they do
that now with like music. I remember one of the
first people that I knew that was switching up music
post releasing is like Kanye West, which Kanye West is
also tied into a lot of Mike Ultra stuff. I mean,
he's been in the limelight. And the one clip that
freaked me out from the documentary, which I'd never seen before,
was the Britney Spears one Dude where she's like kind
of sort of spassing out and like talking to herself
and like he ew, you know, like I'm like whoa
Like that was an interview on like a famous show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like two thousand and four interview where she
just like trips.
Speaker 3: Out like glitch is out. That that was bizarre.
Speaker 5: You know, a lot of people have forgotten about that
because there's been so many of them that's happened after that,
Like Katy Perry had to freak out in an interview
like that. CARDI b All of them have had like,
well not all of them, but several of them after
Britney Spears had her her kind of moutdown, have had
those types of things happened to them as well. So
it's kind of been overshadowed, and I think Britney Spears
is one of the first ones. And what's really interesting, dude,
is like after this movie released, I had a girl
that I know that I've met before reach out to
me and message me and tell me that after she
had watched my movie and the Britney Spears part came up,
she was a Britney Spears body double. What she was
a Britney Spears for several of Britney Spears's music videos.
Speaker 3: I mean, I believe it that they have bodies. I've
said this before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And she sent me like the photos of her
being the being in Britney Spears's music video for Womanizer.
I was like, well, would you be able to like
spot and tell me where, uh like, what parts are
like you in this music video? And she was like, yeah,
I would definitely be able to tell you because I'm
a little bit tinier than Britney Spears and my neck
is longer. And I'd met her several times, like I'd
met this lady several times, a couple of times actually,
and I was like, okay, well, don't tell me which
one is you and which one isn't you. Let me
watch the Womanizer video and see if I can spot it,
because I never even this never even crossed my mind.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 5: I thought, you know, Britney Spears is Britney Spears, Like
she's going to be doing all of her own stuff,
but she not. None of these people, None of these
people do all their their stuff. And I was watching
it and I took those cues that she told me.
She was like, I'm smaller and I have a longer
neck than Britney Spears. In I watched it twice and
then I screenshoted a couple of screenshots which I thought
was her, and then I sent them to her and
she says, yup, does me And then she sent me
the pictures of her. Which was another really interesting thing
that she told me was that the music video for
Womanizer was shot inside of a Boeing hangar. What, Yeah,
this wasn't I don't like a Hollywood's was that a
Boeing hangar?
Speaker 3: What a weird thing to have on your resume? Like
I was a body double for Britney Spears, right, wouldn't
you like lead every conversation with that?
Speaker 5: That's what I said. I was like, have you talked
to anybody about this before? And she was like, yeah,
I've brought it up to a few people before on
like interviews and stuff, but they just kind of like
brush over. And I'm like, that is a huge deal,
Like I don't know who would brush over that, Like
that's that's wild? And why was it filmed out a
freaking bowing hangar?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: And and that plays into like, right, because we always
talk about celebrities having clones or whatever. Well, if a
lot of infamous people throughout history, you know, they said
to Saddam Hussein had a body double, Hitler had a
body double. All these people throughout have had body doubles.
Why wouldn't these assets of Hollywood that are worth millions
and billions of dollars not have a sort of body double, right?
And maybe that's what And it makes you think of
like why Michael Jackson would do the stuff that he did,
Maybe so they wouldn't be able to emulate him, right,
Like like if you think about all the surgeries that
he had done. Obviously was like from a burn, but
he kept doing more and more stuff to him And
you see a lot of the celebrities that do these
weird modifications to their bodies of like a different chin.
It's like, what if there's like another meaning to that,
Like you can't copy me anymore. You can't put a
body double in for me whenever you want now, like
I'm going to control when I go when I don't go, right,
Like if we look at it from a different perspective,
that makes a lot of sense to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I asked her that question. I was like, well,
in your scenario, like why did why did Britney Spears
need body doubles? And she said, well, she needed body
doubles for these music videos because there were there's like
the shooting of these music videos are really they take
up a lot of time. Like there's sometimes like go
on for weeks and weeks and weeks, and sometimes you'll
spend an entire day filming one scene. So why would
you need Britney Spears there to pick up a freaking
cherry that needs to be shot twenty times? Is going
to take ten hours, yeah, to do it. So they
hire these body doubles to come in, and I'm sure
that there's a lot of other more nefarious reasons why
they would do that as well, you know, showing up
for certain events. I mean, if you didn't want to go,
like send the freaking body double, Like they don't have
to talk to anybody to do any kind of interviews,
just show up and they look almost identical. Like she
said that there were three, well, including her, there was
another body double in the Womanizer video, so she wasn't
the only one. There was another one there and also
Britney Spears. So Britney Spears had two body doubles for
the Womanizer music video. Interesting, Yeah, I thought that that
was really wild. And she said that the Boeing Hangar
is like that she was in. I think that was
in two thousand and she told me the exact date
when it was filmed. It was like in like two
thousand and seven, two thousand and six. So whenever the
when Ier video came out, she said that the Boeing
hanger like outdoes any other Hollywood studio. And she said
that she's been all of the Hollywood studios and.
Speaker 3: It just makes me think of Kubrick when they wouldn't
let him see the plane. Is that a B fifty
two bomber?
Speaker 5: Yeah? The military was like, absolutely not. And then his
production designer got all these magazines excuse me, and got
all these cutouts of this magazine and then redesigned the
inside of a B fifty two to the best of
their knowledge, and they got it almost perfectly correct. And
then the military shows up on set and was like
shocked by how correct they got the inside of the
B fifty two. No civilian has ever been able to
see the inside of it. And then they were like, oh, well,
we gotta we got to invest how did they get this?
They thought that Kubrick had some kind of insider that
was leaking him the information.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So it makes you wonder what other countries can
do with the same amount of information that they were.
Speaker 5: Exactly exactly who knows? Who knows? That's that was probably
the exact point where they were like, oh well, we
got to be more involved with these productions of movies.
And we showed documents in the in the in our
movie at Clockwork Shining. That shows the intelligence involvement in
movies going back years, the Transformers movies, what was the
other one? Die Another Day? Like a lot of these
movies all had military and intelligence support and the people
that funded it. And Qubriak's the credits to two thousand
and one A Space Odyssey originally had all of these
big aerospace company he like thinked Langley, Virginia Air Force, Intelligence,
a lot of the government contractors, Yeah and essay, like
all these people and then he cut him out out
of the end of the movie because I'm sure that
he He probably put them in there thinking that it
was okay, and then some military personnel or high ranking
military guy saw it at the end there I was like, hey,
what are you doing, bro?
Speaker 3: Maybe he did it in control, Bro, like I'm gonna
put it in here to see if I can get
away with it. Obviously it got and that's all I'm saying,
Like if he is revealing too much. And this movie
is a sort of initiation process or like a tool
used to initiate somebody. Why would they even let him
release it in the first place? Or you know, the
the other one that.
Speaker 5: I think that it's so well hidden in The Shining
because if this was something that was like, why has
no one put this together until now? Like? Why am
I the person that has put this together? Well, I
mean it's definitely went over the heads of a lot
of people before me.
Speaker 3: And if you look at The Shining from the perspective
of like Stephen King, and even Stephen King is kind
of shady when it comes to a lot of things.
Does he have any three later agency connections that you
know of?
Speaker 5: I mean, what is this movie forty four years old
and no one has come up with this this theory yet,
So it's like it had to have gone over I mean,
people have watched this movie a lot of times and
they haven't come to this conclusion.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And one of the first indicators of that is
the Catcher in the Rye, which when we first meet
Wendy and Danny in The Shining, Windy is reading the
book by an intelligence officer named J. D. Salinger called
Catcher in the Ryn. If you want to talk about initiations,
that's what this book is really about. And Joe Otwell
really breaks that down perfectly within our movie. He's basically
an expert on this book and what the book actually
really means. And I don't want to ruin that or
spoil that, so you'll just you'll have to watch our
documentary to get the full context of exactly what this
book means. But several people have put together that this
book is an MK ultra style mind control assassin trigger
because it was found on the scene of two major
assassinations that happened within a year of the release of
The Shining. So how did cubric know to put this
book in the movie?
Speaker 3: You know, the Ronald Reagan guy, he has a YouTube channel.
You know, he's all right, he's out. Yeah, the what's
the dude's name, Ronald Reagan Hinckley, Hinckley, Yeah, Hinckley. He's
got a YouTube channel. Bro, he's got more subscribers than
I do. So Hinckley YouTube channel, let's hear. Yeah, you
can find him on there and he like plays guitar
and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Wow, I didn't know that I didn't know that he'd
been a lot out of prison.
Speaker 3: John Hinckley.
Speaker 5: Junior.
Speaker 3: So he's got forty one point two thousand subscribers and
his last video was two months ago. I guess he's
working on a new documentary, he says, John Hinckley talks
about new documentary. Bro, it's him.
Speaker 5: He lives in Williamsburg.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, he's out. Bro, he's out, and he's he's
doing this thing on YouTube. Bro.
Speaker 5: That's wild. Well that adds a whole other layer. Dude,
we need to we need to get him on for
the director's cut of the Clockwork Shining. Bro.
Speaker 3: Uh Oh. I don't know, man, he might be one
of them.
Speaker 5: But that was found on the scene of the stempted
assassination of Ronald Reagan. It was also found on the
scene of the assassination of with Mark David Chapman and
the John H. John Lennon murder. After Mark David Chapman
had killed John Lennon, he said on the curb, opened
up the book and started reading Catcher in the Right
And in the court proceeding of the prosecution of Mark
David Chapman, he stood up and asked his defense. He said,
if you want to know why I did it, all
you got to do is read the book Catcher in
the Rye. And then later on a psychiatrist went to
visit Mark David Chaiptman in prison a couple of years later,
which that is this quote is in this book that
I have called the one hundred Most Infamous Criminals. It
said that whenever the therapist, the psychiatrist went to visit
Mark David Chapman in prison, he was still a couple
of years later, he was still reading Catcher in the Rye.
So it's been identified as a mind control Mantorian style
candidate trigger. And Jock is a writer within the movie
The Shining and uh, it's a high it's it's probably
it's his book that when he's reading, let me get
to the next.
Speaker 3: So it makes you wonder what they're seeing after they've
been put through whatever process that they're put through, where
the book takes on a whole different meaning to them,
right because he says, read that book and you'll find
all the answers you'll need as to why that's wild, dude,
super wild.
Speaker 5: And then later on Jack is doing a psychic driving.
He's basically being programmed to commit murder. Within the movie,
he's writing the same sentence over and over and over again.
And then you have sir Han Sirhan, which killed and
murdered RFK in nineteen sixty eight, and the exact same
thing was happening to Sir Hans sir Haan his notebook
was discovered after the assassination. He was just writing out
RFK must die, RFK ust die over and over and
over again, which is a psyche driving technique. So Jack
within the Shining is doing exactly what Sir Hans Sirhan
was doing before he murdered RFK. Jack is doing his
own version of that within the Shining. And when Wendy
comes in and finds out that he's not actually writing
a novel anymore, he's just writing the same sentence over
and over again, Jack becomes triggered and tries to kill Wendy.
He wants to do violence. This is another really interesting
continuity error within the Shining, which is when Jack is
going after Windy in their apartment upstairs, he breaks He
only breaks down one panel of the door, which is
the right hand side panel of the door. He smashes
in with an axe and he put his face through
the door panel and says the famous line here is Johnny. Well,
whenever Hollerin pulls up in the snowmobile after he had
received the telepathic communications from Danny that something was wrong
up at the overlook, he gets in the snowmobile. He
flies in from Florida, which is another really strange thing
because it's supposed to have been a really heavy snowstorm
that was coming down during this very time, But yet
when he's on the plane it's all sunny skies. He's
somehow able to get a flight whenever the newscaster said
that all flights were canceled. He just pour your wormhold
right into Colorado, right into the overlook. But he gets
whenever Jack hears the snowmobile the snow cat coming up
the mountain to the hotel, and Jack turns around, both
panels of the door have been destroyed. When we only
seen him knock out one panel. This is a really
obvious one that I didn't know. I don't even know
how people hasn't even really seen this one. This one's
so ridiculously obvious. So whenever Howard is giving Wendy and
Danny a tour of the overlook, this is the freezer
room right here. So when he goes to open the
freezer room, look where the handle is. The handle is
on the right side of the door. So they walk
into the freezer room. And then when they walk out
of the freezer room, this is the shot of them
walking out exiting the freezer room. The handle is on
the opposite side of the door and the background is
completely different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't, I don't. I don't know about that one, dude, Like,
what can you even say like that? That's what I'm saying.
It's got to be intentional as to what he was
trying to get at.
Speaker 5: Intentional. I mean, this is a completely different set, dude,
It completely ever set. I mean the first photo before
they go into the freezer room, it looks like they're
right outside of the kitchen. This is the kitchen area.
That's the stove right there, and this is the top
of the fan of the stove, and there's a chalkboard
in behind him. There's a table rolling table here that
has plates on it and like looks like cups and
holders and shit. And then then when they exit, none
of that's there. It's all gone, and there's it's an exit.
There's a two double doors there, there's a fire alarm
on the right hand side door. The chalkboard is gone.
It's a completely different set, but it's all in the
same scene.
Speaker 3: That's why it's a clockwork or well, you put the
clockwork shigme, but the clockwork shining right. It's all about
the manipulation of time, dilation of time. They're they're traveling
through time throughout this entire movie.
Speaker 5: Bro time travel dude. This is another one that's really interesting.
So whenever Jack goes into the breakdown the once he
breaks down the first door, which is the entrance into
their apartment that they're staying at for the winner, and
he's going toward the other door to break it down
to put us out there and say, here's Johnny. When
Windy and Danny first goes into the bathroom, the light
on the table has a crooked lamp shade, and then
when Jack walks in just a few seconds later, the
lamp shade is straight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they fixed it. They opened the door real quick
and just fixed it and then put it back.
Speaker 7: Wild.
Speaker 5: Um, this one, this one's the banger. This is a
big daddy. So the first time that anything strange happens
at the overlook. Well, really anything strange happens in the
entire movie is whenever Danny sees the twins in the
game's room and then the back in corner, there's a
poster on the wall that says the word monarch underneath
and here have it enlarged here monarch, and people have
it wasn't the first person to see this poster, but
I'm the first person to get the meaning correct. People
have said that this is the posters of a ski
guy's skiing, which resembles like a minotaur and that cubic hash,
you know, minotaur symbolism throughout all of his movies, which
kind of does make He does do that. It's called
the cubic stare. Alex from the Clockwork Orange does that
cubic stare. Jack does the cubic stare whenever he's looking
out the window at Windy and Danny within the Shining Cure.
Does that mean you can google it really quickly. It's
also in full full metal jacket. It's just when they're
doing that whenever. You know, Jack does it a couple
of times throughout the Shininess where they're kind of like
looking down in their eyes or like like looking up
and then the it's dubbed as the Kubrick's there. But
none of them have ever mentioned the word underneath the poster,
which is the most important part of the entire poster,
which says Monarch and relates to Monarch mk Ultra. Cubert
could have put anything in the background of the shot.
It could have been whatever he wanted it to be,
but no, he's got a poster back there that says Monarch,
and no one has ever commented on that actual name.
They study the the what's in the poster and they
don't say what monarch actually means, and it's Monarch mk
Ultra mind Control. And we have Kathy O'Brien in our movie,
which is a Monarch MK Ultra mind Control survivor, and
she gives her testimony in Our Home of the abuse
and the everything that she went through within the mk
Ultra Monarch program.
Speaker 3: The Minotaur connection is a really interesting one because I've
talked about it. It's linked back to essentially the Labyrinth, right,
and you talked about the Labyrinth that or the maze
at the beginning, that's there one second and not there
the next. Well, the Minotaur story in mythology is about
again trapping the I believe the Minotaur and it's linked
I've talked about it before where it's linked to the
word talisman and essentially about the talismato, which are essentially
to manipulate reality. So I'm gonna go with my interpretation
of the shining and the clockwork shining that it's all
about different realities. Bro, I'm gonna go with that one.
They were traveling through space and time.
Speaker 5: Oh dude, it can't be that, bro, because.
Speaker 3: Space and time speaking, gig.
Speaker 5: Space isn't even real. Dude, what are you talking about? Dude?
You gotta watch. Gotta watch.
Speaker 4: Is fake and ge there you go.
Speaker 5: Hell yes, and absolutely, dude, no one can argue with it. Dude,
there's one hundred infallible.
Speaker 3: Fake.
Speaker 5: But you should watch From. I know I'm the show From.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'm gonna do it. I talked to my friend
Emily Moyer about it. She's gonna watch it too, So
I told her that we needed if we do an
episode on that, we have to have you on it
because you're the one that told me about From.
Speaker 5: So they just wrapped up the third season, bro, and
it's bro. I don't even want to bro. I just
gotta watch it, dude. Just trust me, just just like
you trust me by watching caw to Do cawdo Lake.
Trust me and watch from dude one Hondo.
Speaker 3: To dude, We'll watch it from I promise to get.
Speaker 5: In on the from action. We got to keep this
freaking series alive, bro, We got to keep it alive, dude. Okay,
So this one people have brought up before that it's
at the end of the movie when the picture on
the wall fades to a shot of Jack Nicholson and
at the bottom of the photo says July fourth, nineteen
twenty one. When the photo fades from the far away
shot to the close up shot, you can see right
here there's a little tiny Hitler mustache. It's forming on
Jack's face right where my cursor is, which then relates
to what I found. No one has ever seen this before,
and it's in our film. It's also in the trailer,
which is the Nazi swastika imprinted into the wall in
the background of the gold Room, which ties into you know,
Project paper Clip and MK Ultra programs and the programs
first starting in Nazi Germany experiments on twins. There's supposedly
twins in the movie though they're not really actually twins,
like it's so wild. Did the connections to all that
with Joseph Mangela and the connection to the all the
Nazi stuff. So that is the end of the presentation,
and there's a lot more than I will probably be
adding for future shows, but those are the big main ones,
and a lot of those aren't even in the movie,
so you're getting a special special taste.
Speaker 3: Of Yeah, I love it. It's funny. One of the
last shout out to Johnny one of the last comments
on one of my YouTube videos is trust me Bro.
You were like, trust me dude. Watch the from and
trust me Bro. You know Cadillac and all that stuff.
So definitely, I'll post the links down in the description.
Everyone go check out the documentary. I enjoyed it. I'm
not just saying that because because you're my friend writer.
I legitimately enjoyed the documentary. I would tell you if
it was garbage, but it was. It was really well
done and I enjoyed it. And I'm gonna watch the
movie again. I haven't seen it in years. I mean
it's been years since I lastaw, So I'm gonna watch
it and now I'm sure I saw the movie before
I was even into like podcasting and all this weird stuff.
But I'm gonna watch it from that perspective of like
keeping an eye out for all these different discrepancies and
Easter eggs if you will that you're put in there.
So that and I'm gonna watch from We're gonna do
an episode on that with Emily Moyer and yeah, dude,
where can people find you? Bro? This is great?
Speaker 5: Thanks brother, thanks for having me on. Really appreciate its,
love the conversation. Always fun being on the show with you.
And yeah, let's do the from Let's do the from
thing because I wanted to do it for each episode
of this new season, but nobody that has a show
like this is watching it, so I was like kind
of bummed about it. But you'll be good In twenty
twenty six, whenever the fourth season comes out, maybe we
can do a show for each new episode. But you
can find me on Rais by Giants on YouTube and
and all podcast platforms on rock Fan and if you'd
like to reach out personally, if you have any questions
or if you just want to, you know, chat about
the shining, I'm always up forward or any questions that
you have. You can contact me on x Twitter Raised
by Giants eight and on Instagram at Raised by Giants
pod and watch my documentary at Clockwork Shining on Amazon Prime.
Just type that bad Boy into the Amazon Prime Video
app or click the link in the description because I
think we're going to have a link in there. And
thank you again, Juan really appreciated, and thanks everyone that
has been that is watched and listened. And also if
you watch the movie and you really like it and
you've purchased it or rented it, I highly recommend purchasing it.
It's just a few more dollars than renting it and
it really helps us out more. But if you could
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could leave a rating and a review, it helps out
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more in the ranking. So thank you guys, appreciate you.
Speaker 3: One. Did you see my review of it? Yeah? Did
you see it? Did it go through it?
Speaker 5: Uh? What did you put it under? What? What? What
name did you put it under? Because sometimes like people
don't have the they don't use their like a tag
or they don't put their actual name in the thing,
and sometimes Amazon doesn't let them and it says, uh,
Amazon customer.
Speaker 3: It didn't let it didn't let me. It just I
just did their review.
Speaker 5: Which which one were you? What? What was your header?
Speaker 3: I think it was like very fascinating deep dive into
Stanley Kubrick or something like that. Something earlier.
Speaker 5: Let's see.
Speaker 3: I left you. I left you a special little review there.
Let me see what's up or not? I can't even
see the reviews.
Speaker 5: Stunningly great documentary The Dead that was deep into a
movie classic.
Speaker 3: No read our reviews, see of minds up yet.
Speaker 5: Broll brilliant much much watch documentary.
Speaker 3: No, it's not even up yet. That's gay.
Speaker 5: Well sometimes it takes like a uh for people that
have submitted a review. It tells them that they gotta
wait like like sometimes a week.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well you'll see it to go through. You'll
know it's me, bro, You'll know.
Speaker 5: It's me, so okay, I'll definitely know.
Speaker 3: Make sure to check out the show on social media
at the One on One Podcast, tjwww dot tj OJP
dot com, Patreon dot com, slash the One on One Podcast,
all that good stuff. Make sure to check out the
documentary I'm gonna post send me the link bro that
you want in the description for people to click directly
to it. And you have Twitch dot tv Slash one
on one podcast lab every Tuesday night. If you're into
that sort of stuff and there's always everyone, make sure
to have a good one, stay safe, love each other,
and h give yours.
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