Speaker 1: You see, something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: What's going to happen?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: Welcome to the Occult Rejects in this episode. We got
Speaker 5: a bunch of us here and uh, I'm gonna just
Speaker 5: start off introducing everybody and let's get to it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: Today we got Lisa the Occult reject med scientist with us.
Speaker 3: What is going on? Lisa? How are you?
Speaker 7: I have good and I'm looking forward to this high energy.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, for sure, for sure. It's great to get
Speaker 3: all of he's on at the same time too.
Speaker 5: And we we got Ricardo in the Institute for Natural
Speaker 5: Philosophy joining us as well today.
Speaker 3: It's always a pleasure, sir. So Ricardo, please please, if you.
Speaker 8: Can, thank you very much. I'm quite eager to see
Speaker 8: what I'm going to learn today on your show, So
Speaker 8: thank you very much for that.
Speaker 3: And if you can't, please let everybody know where they
Speaker 3: can find your stuff as well.
Speaker 8: Oh sure, so do you can find me on at
Speaker 8: X at Ricardo Calvary one and you'll have all the
Speaker 8: links and even the connections to my books and it's
Speaker 8: all there.
Speaker 3: So awesome. Thank you very much, sir, Thank you. And
Speaker 3: then to Ethan Indigo is going on Ethan.
Speaker 4: Greetings Nick, thanks for putting this together.
Speaker 3: Don.
Speaker 4: I'm excited to hear what you have to say.
Speaker 1: This is going to be fun, that's what you say now, Sir.
Speaker 4: I'm a writer on the esoteric and exoteric and just
Speaker 4: finished an article on a called Rejects. Where to come
Speaker 4: and come on all the usual social media. Don excited
Speaker 4: for this.
Speaker 3: Awesome, Thank you very much, sir.
Speaker 5: Yes, please go check out his all the stuff that
Speaker 5: he has put on the Cult Research Institute dot org
Speaker 5: and check out his books and he will be coming
Speaker 5: on soon to finally talk about one of them, so
Speaker 5: keep keep a look out for that.
Speaker 3: And then we got Heidi Love. What is going on? Heidi,
Speaker 3: our favorite Mormon slayer? What's up?
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 6: Hi to all the rejects, happy to see everybody, and
Speaker 6: to Don, thank you for coming today. I am Heidilove
Speaker 6: at the Unfiltered Rise everywhere podcasts are served and I
Speaker 6: do have my own website, Unfiltered Rise podcast dot com.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Thanks bos awesome, awesome, And last but a le's we
Speaker 5: got the man himself, the Headless Giant.
Speaker 9: How you doing so? I'm the Headless Giant.
Speaker 10: You can find me doing trialogues normally at this time,
Speaker 10: or if you can find me on Thursdays with the
Speaker 10: with the Headless's Magical mail Bag and you can send
Speaker 10: me your cult slash metaphysical slash magical stories at the
Speaker 10: Headless Giant podcast dot are at gmail dot com.
Speaker 9: So thank you very much for joining us.
Speaker 5: Yes, send out those emails. Stop slacking all right? Okay,
Speaker 5: Now finally onto the guest. You may all know him,
Speaker 5: seeing him in the chat constantly.
Speaker 3: What's up? Donald Ferguson.
Speaker 5: Finally, uh, don I don't know if you want to,
Speaker 5: if you have anything to plug or how you want
Speaker 5: to introduce yourself, but if you want let everybody know,
Speaker 5: I guess you know what your deal is and what
Speaker 5: we're going to get into today.
Speaker 1: Okay, excellent, Thanks for having me here. I can't see
Speaker 1: you guys because the horrible I've never used this technology
Speaker 1: my first time. Anyway, I can hear you and you
Speaker 1: introduced through here so I can imagine your faces. It's
Speaker 1: wonderful listening to you guys' show. I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 1: I think you got the right people with you today.
Speaker 1: Thank you to hear this I got a couple of choice
Speaker 1: pieces for headless. We're not going to go buy email.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do it live. Your whole, entire group of
Speaker 1: people that you know. Nick is blowing my mind. It's
Speaker 1: been incredible. I'm a skateboarder. Okay. Now I fathered us,
Speaker 1: fathered his child. My dad was My father was a
Speaker 1: officer in the Air Force. I moved around the country,
Speaker 1: lived on Air Force bases. He he, I didn't get it. Father,
Speaker 1: he was in Vietnam, three tours Vietnam Korea ran off
Speaker 1: to do mid air refueling, and so I had little
Speaker 1: troubles in school. Basically I failed every grade from third
Speaker 1: grade through twelfth with ease and aps. I broke my
Speaker 1: mother's hair at heart. My parents didn't know what to do.
Speaker 1: I went to school. I went to school. I lived,
Speaker 1: you know, I listened to it. I passed it. I
Speaker 1: passed the test, and then I getting yelled at by
Speaker 1: the teacher. How can you pass the test? You got
Speaker 1: to be cheated? They just go done and this gave up?
Speaker 1: Whatever do I can do it? I can hear you.
Speaker 1: I'm looking. I'm watching you. People crible on that blackboard.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? And so I went to college.
Speaker 1: You know, I got an A plus in psychology, did a
Speaker 1: couple of classes. You know, I'm basically working minimum wage
Speaker 1: making no money. I can't afford to do it. So
Speaker 1: I took the route that always did me well. I
Speaker 1: was hyperactive kid. They gave me two recesses at school.
Speaker 1: All the other kids got one. They gave me two
Speaker 1: just to try to calm me down for the rest
Speaker 1: of the day. And then I went out and did
Speaker 1: extreme sports skydiving, snowboarding, sailing, pretty much. Took some hits
Speaker 1: along the way, but I'm here here to live to
Speaker 1: tell about it. But you know what, One day, I
Speaker 1: was jumping out of an airplane. I left Ennis, Texas.
Speaker 1: The winds are about fifteen miles an hour, so we
Speaker 1: got to scoot over just a little bit west, and
Speaker 1: I'm jumping out in walks the hacked he walks the
Speaker 1: Hatchie Texas right over top of the Atom Smasher, the
Speaker 1: super collider they were building right here, George Bush's baby,
Speaker 1: And so that got my attention. I'm looking down, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm I'm I got the view from above.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it gets worse. Check it out. I get back.
Speaker 1: I get back to the drop zone, and the guy
Speaker 1: who taught me how to jump goes, Yeah, I worked there.
Speaker 1: I freaking worked there, bro, you're kidding me. So I
Speaker 1: got me interested. And then I started studying on my own,
Speaker 1: studying particle physics and uh it's nuclear powers, you know,
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Everything I can get my hands on.
Speaker 1: I got hungry for knowledge, and when I started looking
Speaker 1: at it, I realized, I go, I can do this work.
Speaker 1: I read this Paper's fine. I understand all the conceptional material.
Speaker 1: I understand every bit of It's nobody to deal so
Speaker 1: and I found it pleasurable. Whether I can get the
Speaker 1: piece of paper on the wall or not, it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter to me. The things that I found were amazing.
Speaker 1: I've had to dig through a lot of work. I
Speaker 1: didn't shy away from anybody to work, and I think
Speaker 1: I believe there's a little bit of truth in everything.
Speaker 1: It doesn't really matter how much we got wrong. You
Speaker 1: could read anybody's working. You're gonna find a little bit
Speaker 1: of truth in everything. I think that's where I come from.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know what to tell you. Try
Speaker 1: my best, Hello.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, uh yeah, I had I had myself muted.
Speaker 5: I was heah, yeah, I just realized that too. I'm like,
Speaker 5: this guy can't tell that, like I'm.
Speaker 3: Muted or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yes, period, I'm good.
Speaker 5: So what now with this whole that other stuff. You're
Speaker 5: just talking about nuclear power and the other things. I
Speaker 5: guess did that take you down like a rabbit hole?
Speaker 5: With the occult and understanding other things?
Speaker 1: Everything does? We got to listen, We got the truth. Listen.
Speaker 1: I I've dove into the Bible and I and when
Speaker 1: I did that, I found out I go the science
Speaker 1: is it is a science book. It's a science book.
Speaker 1: The church literally took out the parts that would attract
Speaker 1: me to the church, and I couldn't believe it. And
Speaker 1: then the science. I work in the science field. I
Speaker 1: do technology. I do I do the crazy shit you
Speaker 1: don't even want to know. I've only had weird jobs
Speaker 1: my entire life. I've only had strange jobs, bro and so.
Speaker 1: And I'm blessed for that, I think. And the science
Speaker 1: people won't talk to the spiritual people, and the spiritual
Speaker 1: people won't talk to the science people, and they're talking
Speaker 1: about the same thing. Yeah, I believe that.
Speaker 3: I believe exactly.
Speaker 1: It's not too much different. Why would it be don
Speaker 1: if I could jump in there.
Speaker 10: So it sounds like you've got a very highly associated mind,
Speaker 10: which doesn't play out well in school because you get
Speaker 10: things and then you move on and everybody else is
Speaker 10: still hanging back, and then you end up doing well
Speaker 10: on the test and everybody else is like you got
Speaker 10: to be cheating or something. But that's not really how
Speaker 10: it works, and they only cater to a certain way
Speaker 10: of learning when there are so many different ways of
Speaker 10: learning that you know are out there. And I also
Speaker 10: wanted to say, once you see something and get interested
Speaker 10: in it, that's when you dive in and learn everything
Speaker 10: about it, which is not good for siloing, which is
Speaker 10: one of the reasons why schools end up going this
Speaker 10: route of only teaching a certain way because they want
Speaker 10: people to be siloed later on when they get out
Speaker 10: of school.
Speaker 1: It's you know, I'm good with that. I think that's
Speaker 1: definitely part of the part of the agenda in the background.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, everybody's being shoved around. The
Speaker 1: teachers are being showed around, the kids are being shoved around,
Speaker 1: the parents are being shoved around. We only I'm here
Speaker 1: to make money. Every're all being shoved around, bro. So
Speaker 1: that add that on top of what you just said,
Speaker 1: and we have a real problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah I have I have a kid.
Speaker 9: Go On, go on.
Speaker 6: I was just going to say, my eleven year old
Speaker 6: breaks the system every day, and I am in the
Speaker 6: principal's office more than she because I do not allow
Speaker 6: I do not allow them to stifle my daughter because
Speaker 6: I think it's crap, and I do not allow them
Speaker 6: to medicate her and they can deal with it.
Speaker 2: Like I just don't agree with that.
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying you can't medicate your child just
Speaker 6: for me and my child. That's not healthy for her.
Speaker 6: She was really sick when we tried that, you know,
Speaker 6: And so you guys can do what you want. But
Speaker 6: I agree with don I think some of these people,
Speaker 6: if they tested their IQ at a really low age,
Speaker 6: they might see the ones that don't want to hold
Speaker 6: still are pretty pretty smart.
Speaker 1: So I think I was in a chat dropping a
Speaker 1: line about the emotional quotion in my life. I had
Speaker 1: no people skills. I didn't really have a handle on
Speaker 1: the language, and so I didn't know what to say
Speaker 1: and I reacted poorly emotionally along the way. I suffer
Speaker 1: because of that. That's as valuable as anything. If you
Speaker 1: don't have your act together emotionally, your IQ is not
Speaker 1: going to help you. I believe that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: But I think it's sad that we don't focus more
Speaker 6: on teaching that and that skill than we do sit
Speaker 6: down and shut up.
Speaker 1: So that's just my personal that's my personal thing, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Yeah, I think I would have
Speaker 1: done fine if I had the emotional fortitude, you know,
Speaker 1: to back up. I do have it now. I've been
Speaker 1: through so much crazy stuff in my life it doesn't
Speaker 1: even matter. I got tick skin from dealing with the world,
Speaker 1: so you know, it is what.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I have a question your time in Ennis
Speaker 7: and Waxahatchik Waxahatchie. Did you live there or did you
Speaker 7: were you stationed there? Or how was that?
Speaker 1: Oh? Listen, I'm not a military. I don't have served. Listen.
Speaker 1: I'm a technician, Okay, I do weird ass word that
Speaker 1: allows me to get onto Air Force bases. I've dealt
Speaker 1: with the Navy, the Air Force Coast Guard. I keep
Speaker 1: their ship from blowing up there helicopters and there they
Speaker 1: keep their boats from exploding. And she like that. You know,
Speaker 1: we do a ejection seat, you know for the aircraft
Speaker 1: all that could we do that? Did you fire system?
Speaker 7: So did you like in your time of jumping over walksahatchie,
Speaker 7: is it pretty much abandoned out there? I mean I've
Speaker 7: driven out past there.
Speaker 1: They finished, it's finished, it's done. They finished it anyway.
Speaker 7: So then all of the the propaganda of like we
Speaker 7: ran out of money, we're not going to continue this,
Speaker 7: that that was disinformation, and they continued the job.
Speaker 1: Well, when you say they, it's not always, it's never
Speaker 1: always everyone. I remember the battles I was. I was
Speaker 1: fairly young, and uh, that would have been roughly around
Speaker 1: ninety three, nineteen ninety three, and that I that I
Speaker 1: was there jumping over and then I took I've been there,
Speaker 1: I've been through there. Yeah. I lived around there. I
Speaker 1: lived in Dallas. I lived actually about eleven miles maybe
Speaker 1: about fourteen miles northwest of Dallas or northeast of Dallas,
Speaker 1: place called Lake Tawaukne, just north of where Jamie Fox
Speaker 1: grew up.
Speaker 3: In your opinion, had a question, you go ahead, go ahead,
Speaker 3: alis don.
Speaker 9: Have you heard of the giant test La coil that's
Speaker 9: just south of Dallas. Yep?
Speaker 10: Do you have any information on that. I think I've
Speaker 10: been interested for several years now, and I haven't heard
Speaker 10: any leaks or anything coming out of there.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't have any information for you, Bud.
Speaker 1: I'm a long way from there right now, but I
Speaker 1: know I've seen I've seen pictures of it. It doesn't
Speaker 1: look like it's hyper functional, but it doesn't look like
Speaker 1: anything small either. I'm more than positive it's been messed
Speaker 1: with or tested, or it's parked, or it's parked for
Speaker 1: a later day.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I think these are all good possibilities. But we're seeing
Speaker 10: so many different breakthroughs when it comes to satellite technology
Speaker 10: and the transmission of electricity and all the rest of
Speaker 10: this stuff that's coming about right now that a lot
Speaker 10: of people don't have the pulse on that. They're talking
Speaker 10: about being able to energize anywhere in the world using
Speaker 10: pulses from satellites to the ground.
Speaker 9: All right, that's change in the game.
Speaker 1: Your atmosphere has mega tones of charge transfer salts in it. Bro,
Speaker 1: it's a whole game changer. You have a charged atmosphere this,
Speaker 1: it's a whole game changer. Bro. Yeah, of course we
Speaker 1: could do that now. Of course.
Speaker 7: I have another question about Waxahachi. So Waxahachi sits on
Speaker 7: a similar latitude to Alamogordo. And if you know, I'm
Speaker 7: sure you do about all of the testing with Oppenheimer
Speaker 7: out in New Mexico, and then as the lot of
Speaker 7: you take it all the way down to California, and
Speaker 7: you have almost the same similar types of experiments, but
Speaker 7: not as much as hard science and nuclear physics type stuff,
Speaker 7: but more mental experimental with behavioral physics takes brain and
Speaker 7: so forth. So would you think that that is somewhat
Speaker 7: related in a sense.
Speaker 11: I know it.
Speaker 7: Or something I know, I know what it's related.
Speaker 1: It's not a question. I have a whole lifetime experience
Speaker 1: of looking right at it. When we get into what
Speaker 1: Headless likes to hear about, like you know, we're not
Speaker 1: going to do by email stories, but listen, somewhere close
Speaker 1: to the end of this conversation, I'm going to tell
Speaker 1: you about some experiences I had to should clear that
Speaker 1: up for you. That makes any sense, gotcha? Oh, I
Speaker 1: forget about it now.
Speaker 3: We'll bring it back up to don't you worry? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: ohod sorry, uh oh?
Speaker 5: Where did you I know you had mentioned something about
Speaker 5: I mean, I try to think of maybe a good
Speaker 5: way to touch on this with the whole COVID and
Speaker 5: the Egyptian thing. And then there was something about the
Speaker 5: stuff and the skies. I don't know which one. Maybe
Speaker 5: you want to go on with first, Maybe the one
Speaker 5: with the skies. Yeah, the one with the skies. Maybe
Speaker 5: we'll go with that one first.
Speaker 1: Listen. Let me just explain my background. Okay. I had
Speaker 1: a career in optics when I was young, and we
Speaker 1: did special done a lot of thin film deposition filters.
Speaker 1: I did work for Vera Lux Carl Seiss Nikon, I
Speaker 1: did work for General Motors, Auto Glass, a lot of
Speaker 1: specialty glass work, mineral glass, and we temper. We temper
Speaker 1: mineral glass and molten salt to step away from a
Speaker 1: nuclear reactor, take the glass out, and that's what you got.
Speaker 3: Oh that'sir Is that what they're putting in the skies?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: No, but the job might So that was one job
Speaker 1: I had. Let me tell you what I did. When
Speaker 1: I was about seventeen years old. Some old band said
Speaker 1: you're punk in the street. You need a job. Get
Speaker 1: your ass in here. Part of my job was to
Speaker 1: temper blint lead, cobalt, floor ride, crown glass, silver, hay
Speaker 1: lad glass, and molten salt. It's liquid salt. It's the
Speaker 1: same thing you have sixty years ago in this country
Speaker 1: as a nuclear reactor, little tiny version, little tiny version.
Speaker 1: And then then later I was doing special hazards fire
Speaker 1: protection and that is pretty interesting, okay, And metallic salts
Speaker 1: right has mat issue. It's part of National Fire Protection
Speaker 1: Association Code two thousand and one, and so I dealt
Speaker 1: with that. I had two careers that tell me what's
Speaker 1: in the sky, bro I had to be that dude,
Speaker 1: you get me.
Speaker 9: That's really interesting.
Speaker 10: So with the molten salt reactors, I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 10: they're used in getting rid of the stuff that's normally
Speaker 10: considered toxic nuclear waste from other nuclear reactors. Like they
Speaker 10: can run them through the molten salt reactor and then
Speaker 10: you know, get rid of their toxic chemicals.
Speaker 9: Is that what's going into these salts? Is that what
Speaker 9: they're using?
Speaker 1: Okay, well, you know they never stopped working in the background. Stude,
Speaker 1: you're dealing with a new brand, the new high tech
Speaker 1: version of the firework. It doesn't work on the elector side,
Speaker 1: it works on the atomic side. A primer to prime
Speaker 1: it into a position to do exhibit its behavior.
Speaker 6: Did you come out to Utah to the like San
Speaker 6: Rafael Energy Lab and do work out here or know
Speaker 6: anything about Mormon involvement with this molten salt? You know what?
Speaker 1: I was on the salt flats. I cruised through there.
Speaker 1: I've been across the country but down every back road
Speaker 1: in this country, Canada, Mexico. But I did my work
Speaker 1: a little differently, because I mean, I just I would
Speaker 1: work a job. I would save my money. When you're
Speaker 1: working for a company and they want to give me
Speaker 1: a week's stacation after a year, I'm like this fucking look.
Speaker 1: So I would work for like three four years, save
Speaker 1: all my money, and then quit and just say yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm quitting, Like you're quitting. I go, yeah, because I'm disappearing.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go right around the country for like
Speaker 1: six months, and I go where I want to go.
Speaker 1: You know, when I'd run out of money, I'll find
Speaker 1: another job, I guess. And so I've been through that.
Speaker 1: I went out to Utah. I did some snowboarding up
Speaker 1: in Park City, Brian Head. I pit out there through
Speaker 1: the summertime on the salt flats and all that. But
Speaker 1: I was not there for work. I was there for play, basically.
Speaker 3: Gotcha good.
Speaker 7: I have a quick question the molten salt reactor, Correct
Speaker 7: me if I'm wrong. Isn't it used generate electricity? And
Speaker 7: I had heard that, I've never seen it. That's why
Speaker 7: I said. I hear it that electricity can make glass
Speaker 7: on the sand like on the beach. Is it the
Speaker 7: same concept? Is it the same process in using molten
Speaker 7: salt generating electricity in a reactor to create some of
Speaker 7: this glass?
Speaker 1: It's more along the lines of generating sheet Okay. And
Speaker 1: the salt allows you to monitor, just like the control
Speaker 1: rod allowed you Einstein to slow down the major reaction,
Speaker 1: the bigger reaction. The salt let you temper the reaction.
Speaker 1: It's molten. It isolates the events in its own way.
Speaker 1: It controls the heat factor like a buffer, a great buffer.
Speaker 1: Salt is an incredible buffer. Exactly. It does more than that.
Speaker 1: It buffers. It buffers the metal from the outside world.
Speaker 1: And you can't tell. So if I have my metallic
Speaker 1: portion plunged into molten salt, I have the trick. That
Speaker 1: little trick they do. It can't sense the outside world
Speaker 1: when it decays, it just goes back to what it
Speaker 1: was because it doesn't know what to do. In that case,
Speaker 1: it's self beating and it'll run forever.
Speaker 10: So what they use molten salt for that people would
Speaker 10: know is these giant solar panels that focus the energy
Speaker 10: on to a single point in the middle, and then
Speaker 10: it causes that molten salt reaction, which stays heat did
Speaker 10: for far longer than any other material. So once it
Speaker 10: gets well, you knows, it stays in that thermal expansion phase.
Speaker 1: No exactly, instead of well, I couldn't say it any
Speaker 1: better myself. Yeah, you know what it did. Uh, it
Speaker 1: takes heat. It's works like an oil when it's bolten,
Speaker 1: so it holds heat longer.
Speaker 8: But you're talking about salt or sodium chloride. The salt
Speaker 8: has several components.
Speaker 1: Yes, dude, there's so many different salts out there to
Speaker 1: blow your mind. We can't even go through the list.
Speaker 1: So when I used to temper glass in molten salt,
Speaker 1: I had different baths for different minerals. Hmm, okay, And
Speaker 1: the list is so extensive it's insane. You're not wrong, though.
Speaker 1: There's different ways to do everything. There's nine ways to
Speaker 1: do everything, And how do.
Speaker 8: You relate that to to what he's being sprite? Sorry, eaton,
Speaker 8: how do I.
Speaker 1: Relate it to it? Yes, because I'm looking at it. Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: let me explain some I'm sorry, I don't mean to
Speaker 1: be excited. But when my clouds are drifting through the
Speaker 1: sky like a desert, fucking sand, it ain't water fair enough?
Speaker 1: Holy shit, Listen. I got hundreds of jumps out of
Speaker 1: an airplane. I sailed boats all the time. I'm snowboarded
Speaker 1: every major peak in North America. And tell me I'd
Speaker 1: spend more time outside than anybody you'll ever understand. When
Speaker 1: I was a baby, my mom used to work. She's
Speaker 1: coming home from dinner. We're coming up to dinner. I
Speaker 1: was a baby, but she woke me up to get
Speaker 1: me in the house. She used to hold me outside
Speaker 1: and we'd look at the stars. Man, I'm just she's
Speaker 1: holding me like this, so look at the stars. So
Speaker 1: my dad was used to fly. He was a navigator
Speaker 1: in a DC ten at the time. And my mom
Speaker 1: we lived right there outside of the Air Force, outside
Speaker 1: of Dover at the time, and so she's like, point
Speaker 1: me at the sky. Oh, your dad, you know your
Speaker 1: dad's an airplane, probably not him, but he's same ideas,
Speaker 1: and she knew what the plane looked like. So you
Speaker 1: know what a guy who's missing his father, I guess
Speaker 1: his mom does what she can do, you know. And
Speaker 1: so I'm used to looking to the sky. I walk
Speaker 1: outside the sky, look at the sky every day when
Speaker 1: I go outside. This whole part of my vision is
Speaker 1: half of my world, the other half depending on where
Speaker 1: I'm at. I sometimes I have a good horizon, which
Speaker 1: tells you a lot of things too. We'll get into
Speaker 1: that mound stuff. But sometimes my view is blocked by
Speaker 1: buildings and trees, so there's really not much you're going
Speaker 1: to see on the ground anyway. But the sky gets
Speaker 1: your attention, got my attention, my whole Like, I know
Speaker 1: what this sky's supposed to look like when I grew up.
Speaker 1: I grew up blue sky with a yellow sun. I
Speaker 1: walk outside right now, and I got a white son
Speaker 1: and a white sky. And I'm not the only one
Speaker 1: that knows that. So take a look at it. And
Speaker 1: here's the thing. It's the type of dust and its
Speaker 1: consistency of the white haze in the sky. When I
Speaker 1: used to look down on salt baths. It's like a milk.
Speaker 1: It's like a milk. That crazy movie that Angeline and
Speaker 1: Jolie was in called Wanted, where they're in the attic.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure. I haven't seen that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Had something to back you up.
Speaker 10: They've done the chemical analysis on this haze, and one
Speaker 10: of the major components is burium salts, so alum bitumum salts.
Speaker 9: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 1: The name of aluminium is what the ancient name the
Speaker 1: ancient one when he did this last time. We'll get
Speaker 1: to that too. This ain't the first time the shit's
Speaker 1: been done. Aluminum is bitter salt. That's what it's known
Speaker 1: at you know, known by from a long time ago. Anyway.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was not doubting you that that chemtrails.
Speaker 1: No, No, don't you guys fail it.
Speaker 8: Bro I'm just saying that.
Speaker 1: You guys are naaling it. I get excited because I
Speaker 1: know what it is. I get excited because I know
Speaker 1: what it is, and it makes me nervous and I'm
Speaker 1: a little bit angry that the whole story isn't being told. Okay,
Speaker 1: you can tell me you're blocking the sun. Oh that's fine,
Speaker 1: But when I have something. When I understand dual use technology,
Speaker 1: and I understand there's usually a lot of different things
Speaker 1: that can happen. You know, get byproducts with things, you
Speaker 1: get other things, you get side effects, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it. There's more of the story than just
Speaker 1: blocking the sun bill.
Speaker 8: Anyway, Yeah, I was just finding it interesting because when
Speaker 8: they tested Mont Sasha on on the peak of the
Speaker 8: Camp Trail operation, they found out that that aluminium on
Speaker 8: the ice was three thousand percent plus above the U
Speaker 8: the legal level. But they also found me sorry, and
Speaker 8: I'm now relating to the nuclear thing that you were
Speaker 8: referring to. So I never connected to two things. So
Speaker 8: I found it curdious.
Speaker 6: This is why they're banning the rain water collections and
Speaker 6: all kinds of different things.
Speaker 2: This is completely to what you're saying.
Speaker 9: Don Yeah, think about this for a second.
Speaker 10: Every metal has a salt, and each and every one
Speaker 10: of those metals has a very specific type molecular component
Speaker 10: that gives it all of these uh magnetic properties and
Speaker 10: you know different. I mean, so all of these different
Speaker 10: things are not being explored by chemists supposedly openly. But
Speaker 10: you know, there there's like a whole new tool chest
Speaker 10: of different salts that could be used for different things.
Speaker 10: That doesn't seem to be getting attention.
Speaker 3: Mm to.
Speaker 1: Okay, so check this out. Let me top off. So
Speaker 1: he just said, So we start out with like peroxy salts. Man,
Speaker 1: how women hair color their hair back in the day.
Speaker 1: They got rid of it, They changed their formula. They
Speaker 1: used to smell so bad you had to leave the
Speaker 1: house while she's getting her hair colored. Stuff like that,
Speaker 1: So and PERM and all that, and you get into
Speaker 1: the borderline peroxy salt, charge transfer salt, and you're talking
Speaker 1: about fireworks and the different metals show the different colors
Speaker 1: in the fireworks, and you're still at the basic level.
Speaker 1: Then we we get a little bit deeper into some
Speaker 1: uh some high tweed with these salts.
Speaker 9: That's how we got astronomy.
Speaker 10: We do our astronomy based off of the spectroscopy they
Speaker 10: get from these chemical salts, and so they assume that's
Speaker 10: what all these different places are made out of. But
Speaker 10: how much would that change if you're coloring the atmosphere
Speaker 10: to now have this white shift?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 1: That's you know what's crazy about that question you just asked.
Speaker 1: There's there's almost no input. Amateur astronomers or astronomy in
Speaker 1: general on this topic. Right, for some reason, they're just
Speaker 1: act directed like it's not going to happen. It's not happening.
Speaker 1: One guy I heard talk, he's like, he said, in
Speaker 1: my daughter's lifetime, telescopes, ground telescopes are going to be useless,
Speaker 1: and he's pissed off about her not being able to
Speaker 1: take in the stars, you know, as a human being.
Speaker 7: So most have been decommissioned. Yeah, I had something with
Speaker 7: the molten salt. Going back to that there, I believe
Speaker 7: the first experiment was done at Oakridge, so it is
Speaker 7: a highly classified experiment that was conducted. And then if
Speaker 7: you move fast forward into the timeline, I believe Bill
Speaker 7: Gates had funded a venture called Terror Power Terra something,
Speaker 7: and it was to bring back the whole molten salt thing.
Speaker 7: And you said, block out the sun. And who has
Speaker 7: been the most vocal proponent blocking out the sun? You
Speaker 7: have entered Bill Gates. And so when you look back
Speaker 7: at his venturing or I'm sorry, he's the funding of
Speaker 7: his ventures, and you see the connection with terror Power
Speaker 7: and molten salt, it almost I mean this has been
Speaker 7: in the works for a while. Yeah, So when you
Speaker 7: mentioned that that judged my memory, So it's interesting.
Speaker 1: Well, let me pain. None of this is new. None
Speaker 1: of this is new, None of it. This goes back
Speaker 1: so far back most people can't comprehend it way back.
Speaker 1: But you're not wrong. I understand that is exactly what
Speaker 1: you said is what I understand as well. First of
Speaker 1: the modern day, you know ghost, So I have dust
Speaker 1: in my sky that does twelve different things. And you
Speaker 1: know what part would you like to handle? You know,
Speaker 1: these are soft, absorbable, heavy metals that could cause dementia, Alzheimer's,
Speaker 1: the health, the health problems. It has a luminum salt
Speaker 1: which can literally interfere with seed and amphibition. And now
Speaker 1: that that seed that usually is there and has built
Speaker 1: in information, it knows when the sprout can sense when
Speaker 1: the temperature and the moisture are correct in order to
Speaker 1: sprout and seed, you know, and dig into the ground.
Speaker 1: You get the foot root that digs into the ground. Well,
Speaker 1: that's going bye bye. It's called salting the earth, Okay.
Speaker 1: It's an ancient practice where when they conquered the city,
Speaker 1: they would scatter salt all over the ground so that
Speaker 1: those people could not grow food.
Speaker 8: Sure, that might be some kind of there might be
Speaker 8: some kind of connection to the fact that he is
Speaker 8: the biggest landowner in the planet because people sold their
Speaker 8: lands because they couldn't make anything out of it, and
Speaker 8: so they're sold much cheaper than normal h So that
Speaker 8: might be he might have some something to do with that.
Speaker 8: So he made the soil just not productive anymore and
Speaker 8: people are forced to sell it.
Speaker 7: And he has the major major stock in John Deere.
Speaker 7: And like, if you know anything about John Deere, you
Speaker 7: buy any of his combines or whatever. You cannot repair
Speaker 7: those things on your own. You have to have some
Speaker 7: technician from John Deere who brings in parts that are patented,
Speaker 7: even down to the screw. You cannot repair that stuff
Speaker 7: on your own. You're talking about combines that talk that
Speaker 7: are costing anywhere between four to six hundred thousand dollars,
Speaker 7: and then as well to repair it, it's almost the
Speaker 7: equivalent of as expensive. So when you look at how
Speaker 7: much land he owns, he owned he doesn't own, but
Speaker 7: he owns a majority of John Deere, I believe some
Speaker 7: other agricultural stuff. You're looking at his ventures into molten
Speaker 7: salt and what have you. And I will even add
Speaker 7: on top of that. If you look at a majority
Speaker 7: of the vaccines that were developed starting nineteen fifty late
Speaker 7: nineteen fifties, early sixties, most of them had aluminum in
Speaker 7: them to adjubant. And what that does is it basically
Speaker 7: pisses your system and causes it to produce antibodies to
Speaker 7: whatever the aluminum is tagged to. So say that you've
Speaker 7: got to whatever, you know, whatever you tag it to.
Speaker 7: An aluminum the immune system recognized is not only the
Speaker 7: particle that it's opposed to create an antibody too, but
Speaker 7: it also creates an antibody to aluminum. So anytime you
Speaker 7: see aluminum, you are going to elicit an immune response
Speaker 7: based on vaccine theory. And so if you're breathing it in,
Speaker 7: it's not allergies. It's not the pollen, it's the aluminum.
Speaker 7: If you eat off of aluminum, you get allergies. It's
Speaker 7: not the aluminum the it's the allergy you have developed
Speaker 7: because of prolonged exposed to aluminum in vaccine therapy.
Speaker 9: Is big business. I was just well, chronic illness is
Speaker 9: big business. I mean, that's that's where we are.
Speaker 2: Sorry, headless now, I was just gonna say, who is
Speaker 2: a huge.
Speaker 6: Stockholder in pharmaceuticals and also with the number one stockholding
Speaker 6: of Bill Gates is second only to Bill Gates with
Speaker 6: farmland ownership is the LDS Church. And so the LDS
Speaker 6: Church has, you know, Bill Gates in mind when they
Speaker 6: look at things, because you would want your number one
Speaker 6: person that you're investing in to do well, obviously, and
Speaker 6: then vice versa. They're backing each other with this ownership
Speaker 6: of land, let alone the seed vaults that he owns
Speaker 6: with Bill Gates. So, I mean, there's there's been a
Speaker 6: lot of experimentation with the salts and different things in
Speaker 6: Utah because of all the salt production and the Great
Speaker 6: Salt Lake, and it's salt that is He's correct, Don's correct.
Speaker 6: There's so many salts it would blow your mind. But
Speaker 6: one thing about here in the Great Salt Lake is
Speaker 6: there's no other salt like it in the world. The
Speaker 6: next closest is the Dead Sea, but it's very different
Speaker 6: and also has a huge portion of arsenic in this
Speaker 6: you can't even eat the salt. So they have a
Speaker 6: huge population here because of testing and nuclear testing of
Speaker 6: down windows, which they've sued for. So, I mean, you
Speaker 6: want to talk about you know, pollution and skies and
Speaker 6: problems and Utahs right there and the Mormons are right
Speaker 6: behind them.
Speaker 8: So if you control the food as he's trying to,
Speaker 8: if you control the fields as he's trying to, if
Speaker 8: you control the seeds as he's trying to, if you
Speaker 8: control the fertilizers that he's trying to control, if you
Speaker 8: control all of that, how soon can he implement his
Speaker 8: plans of giving synthetic meat and synthetic fish and worriful
Speaker 8: to people. That is much more cost effective to the production.
Speaker 8: You don't need to care about the consumer because there's
Speaker 8: a lot of people always dying and always giving birthso
Speaker 8: you always have consumers because they don't have anything else
Speaker 8: to eat. And that will not work outside America. I
Speaker 8: tell you that, because there's a lot of places in
Speaker 8: Europe that already kick him out because they were killing
Speaker 8: the fields. Literally, it was killing warning fields.
Speaker 7: He's one for you, Yeah, And soth of Africa.
Speaker 8: He's a criminal. Puts his feet on one of those
Speaker 8: countries in Africa. He's booked there. His Illuminati connections will
Speaker 8: not help him because they don't care about it. So
Speaker 8: what he did to people there from the polio vaccine
Speaker 8: causes with more than seventy percent of the children with
Speaker 8: probably paralyzes parts of the body for the rest of
Speaker 8: the life. After what he did to the farmers by
Speaker 8: bringing in the new programs of food production where he
Speaker 8: is forced people to stop producing what they produced and
Speaker 8: they start producing what they were supposed to sell to him.
Speaker 8: And then people realize that they couldn't eat what they
Speaker 8: are producing, and so they are starving because it's microfields,
Speaker 8: it's very small productions where people used to produce food
Speaker 8: and sell from those that they produced. They can't do
Speaker 8: it anymore, so they couldn't So that's why one of
Speaker 8: the reasons he was also kicked out because none of
Speaker 8: his plans work. But for himself, I'm sorry for the rent.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I just want to answer one thing, is that
Speaker 7: also add gardasil to that he made a bunch of
Speaker 7: female sterile by practice by using India and African women
Speaker 7: or young girls for his clinical trials of guardas.
Speaker 1: Cells exactly.
Speaker 9: Vaccine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that made them sterile. Sorry, that was it.
Speaker 10: They just repackaged what they put in the Teennus vaccine
Speaker 10: in the GUARDA cell. But it was the same program
Speaker 10: and they had it in India and Africa, And it's
Speaker 10: so similar to all this stuff they did with the
Speaker 10: Tuskegee experiments and all these different locations. It wasn't just Tuskegee, Alabama.
Speaker 10: It was also in Puerto Rico. They've had to pay
Speaker 10: out millions. This is a long track record of working
Speaker 10: as a means of generating wealth. So when that comes out,
Speaker 10: I don't think there's anything that's going to stop people
Speaker 10: from dismantling this entire system.
Speaker 9: It's disgusting.
Speaker 1: But I added that a little bit. Yeah, go ahead, Hey,
Speaker 1: So I mean, it wasn't too long ago I heard
Speaker 1: somebody from the United Nations telling us, Oh, we shouldn't
Speaker 1: be have we shouldn't get to grow our own garden
Speaker 1: because we're not in deficient at it. Okay, this is
Speaker 1: still sick. If you people don't understand how sicky and
Speaker 1: shitty these people are, let me explain something to you.
Speaker 1: You look at the mass production of food and how
Speaker 1: they call it deficient. Okay, they call it efficient. If
Speaker 1: I can grow my own garden, you don't need to
Speaker 1: be so efficient at the farm. Maybe I don't need
Speaker 1: to be as efficient, Okay, Maybe I just like to
Speaker 1: spend time gardening. Maybe that's a good thing for me.
Speaker 1: Maybe it keeps me out of trouble, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Does it matter how efficient it is if
Speaker 1: it's just me in my yard. So their whole argument
Speaker 1: is incredibly terrible to the soul, not just the body.
Speaker 8: Sure, the plan has always different levels on different functions.
Speaker 8: So I'm not sure if it's true. But I heard
Speaker 8: that some states, not for now, but probably three four
Speaker 8: years ago, that some states in the US people were
Speaker 8: forbidden to creating eatables on the front of the house.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure if on the back they could, but
Speaker 8: on the front of the house where they have a
Speaker 8: typical porch and whatever, they couldn't produce any kind of
Speaker 8: food because it was illegal. But in terms of Europe,
Speaker 8: just let me say this. In terms of Europe, for instance,
Speaker 8: we managed to kick Bill Gates out some countries there,
Speaker 8: but still the EU is controlling the seeds. So who's
Speaker 8: controlling the EU? Because our farmers cannot take the seeds
Speaker 8: from the best seeds from the last crop as we
Speaker 8: used to do for millennia and plant them again. It's
Speaker 8: completely illegal. You have to buy to the government every
Speaker 8: year the seed of the type of production that you
Speaker 8: are going to do you cannot do it yourself. It's illegal,
Speaker 8: so they still have the control even if there is
Speaker 8: not that lunatic on top of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there's a lot of people living on the
Speaker 1: backs of other people. There's people where're you know people.
Speaker 1: There's people that work hard and everybody can you know,
Speaker 1: most of your work. There's people that actually really don't
Speaker 1: do anything, and they're they're in these positions. They got
Speaker 1: their you know, theirs, certain type of clothing they wear,
Speaker 1: and they go they're not going to get their hands dirty. Bro,
Speaker 1: They're not going to help us feed anybody. They're not
Speaker 1: going to do any of that. Bro, we gotta we
Speaker 1: got to make sure they're taking care of too. And
Speaker 1: they're a paranoid about being less inadequate or willing to
Speaker 1: jump in if bake it hard and be part of
Speaker 1: a growth food.
Speaker 10: Marx called them the petite bourgeoisie, and I think at
Speaker 10: some level that that class of people is going to
Speaker 10: show the most resistance to having any sort of change,
Speaker 10: even though it's killing them and it's obvious.
Speaker 1: Sounds right, sounds good, yep.
Speaker 4: I wanted to if I'm many to backtrack to the
Speaker 4: concepts around the atmospheric changes in at least visible and
Speaker 4: in the atmospheric changes were relative to the assaults.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: This is year eighty of the nuclear experiment. So uh,
Speaker 4: I guess that Trump just signed an expansion, an executive
Speaker 4: order on mansion of certain nuclear experiments related to energy.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you guys saw that, but I
Speaker 4: don't know the exact contents of it either. But it's
Speaker 4: going to make it easier to produce nuclear power generation facilities.
Speaker 4: I think it was the main thing. But I wonder
Speaker 4: what you think. One thing we don't know much about
Speaker 4: the nuclear experiment, and what we do is belittled that
Speaker 4: one of the first meltdowns in the United States was
Speaker 4: in southern California. It wasn't a salt reactor, but it
Speaker 4: was a sulfur reactor. That's Santa Susana. I wonder you
Speaker 4: know what you've heard about the nuclear experiment in your
Speaker 4: engagements in the Air Force and so on. And there's
Speaker 4: another experiment that is taking place in the United Kingdom
Speaker 4: that curious was called the Satan experiment, this being this
Speaker 4: standing for stratospheric aerosol transport and nucleation. And I was
Speaker 4: ignorant exactly to what nucleation meant before I saw this experiment,
Speaker 4: but nucleation is essentially bringing vapors into droplets is one
Speaker 4: example of nucleation, and they're using apparently in this experiment,
Speaker 4: they were using a form of sulfur dioxide, and I
Speaker 4: wonder if they're not trying to interact with the atmosphere
Speaker 4: in different ways than just cooling it or blocking the sun.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they're trying to influence some of the
Speaker 4: remnants of the nuclear experiment that detonated all these earthly
Speaker 4: elements into the atmosphere, many of which most of which
Speaker 4: came down as fallout, but some.
Speaker 1: Is currently there.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I'm just to finish.
Speaker 4: I wonder what you think about them using sulfur to
Speaker 4: maybe cause these remnants to fall out.
Speaker 9: Thank you, host everyone.
Speaker 10: Well, I was going to say about the sulfur dioxide
Speaker 10: that would make the atmosphere more yellow. That's not what
Speaker 10: they're using right now, So there could be an aspect
Speaker 10: of trying to change the color of the atmosphere with
Speaker 10: the sulfur dioxide, which.
Speaker 9: You know right now that's not a big part of
Speaker 9: their formula.
Speaker 4: It apparently sulfur dioxide, is it joins together very easily
Speaker 4: with other metals is one of the attributes of it too.
Speaker 4: So again, I don't know a headless You could be right.
Speaker 4: I have no idea, but I just I just speculate
Speaker 4: that it's up there doing something like to cause these
Speaker 4: stratospheric elements to fall down and forgive the long clengthy question.
Speaker 1: Okay, to fall down. You know, they got plans to
Speaker 1: dump twenty six tons of liquid sulfur in the atmosphere
Speaker 1: at seventy thousand feet. You already have a whole massive
Speaker 1: ton of metallic salts in the sky. When one passes
Speaker 1: through the other, there's gonna be a massive iron exchange.
Speaker 1: It is going to join with the other metals. It's
Speaker 1: gonna cause some crazy shit. I don't think people really
Speaker 1: understand this is not just BE Nine's not BE nine experimentation.
Speaker 1: They get information from sources you wouldn't expect, and not
Speaker 1: all the science is new. So I mean, use your imagination.
Speaker 1: It's not hard to figure out, man, you know, it's
Speaker 1: not hard to figure out. I really don't even want
Speaker 1: to say it to you.
Speaker 2: I'll see.
Speaker 1: What do you get when you dump liquid sulfur through
Speaker 1: metallic salt a thousands of width of human hair. It's
Speaker 1: a soft absorbable metallic salt. With the consultur, you get
Speaker 1: sull for hail. Maybe possibly could it go wrong?
Speaker 9: H that sounds biblical.
Speaker 1: Supposed to you think these people don't read them books?
Speaker 1: Come on, man, and where do you think they got
Speaker 1: half through science from them?
Speaker 2: They got the rest of them too hidden, they got them.
Speaker 1: Exactly. I read that book and I went, what, I
Speaker 1: go what.
Speaker 9: So let's get crazy for England. Didn't they already approve
Speaker 9: the spray of sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere over England?
Speaker 4: That was that was in this experiment, so they, I mean,
Speaker 4: someone must have proved it somewhere, but it was an
Speaker 4: experiment that they haven't not released the results yet, but
Speaker 4: someone leaked the operation of.
Speaker 8: Its Well, the UK is now starting a campaign to
Speaker 8: block the sun publicly.
Speaker 9: That's what we're talking about.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but what they are going to use they
Speaker 8: didn't divulge yet, not to my knowledge at.
Speaker 3: Least, as we go on go on.
Speaker 6: I was just going to say, as we were speaking
Speaker 6: about before we went live, every time we talk about
Speaker 6: nuclear and every time we talk about you know.
Speaker 2: Firmamental or type of layers of reality. What comes next?
Speaker 6: Right, it's it's aliens, I'm gonna tell you that right now,
Speaker 6: or spirits or whatever you want to say.
Speaker 2: But when you get into Steiner and mix this in,
Speaker 2: then I have questions.
Speaker 4: Right, the stated purpose of that exper the Satan experiment
Speaker 4: is to block the sun is a stated experiment. But
Speaker 4: if you read the Satan, if you read that out,
Speaker 4: it says transport and nucleation.
Speaker 1: So I just wonder where we're exactly. That leads me
Speaker 1: to question, could this go wrong?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah? On scale?
Speaker 8: Well they are expecting it to go wrong and say, oh,
Speaker 8: we messed up. I'm sorry, let's do worse next time.
Speaker 4: Well, and also exactly like this, I think sometimes there's
Speaker 4: the stated version of the or the stated purpose of
Speaker 4: the experiment, and then there's the uh more covert reason
Speaker 4: for the experiment. So they're literally they're saying that it
Speaker 4: is for blocking the sun. So it makes me wonder
Speaker 4: what are they really doing?
Speaker 8: Look, you have I have gone done?
Speaker 1: Go on, I have I have dust it in my sky.
Speaker 1: That does twelve different things I can't get through. Like
Speaker 1: three of them are to get conversation one with people.
Speaker 1: You know, there's so many things this can do. You
Speaker 1: have to understand the type of salt. When you look
Speaker 1: at the level of the technology of the metallic salt
Speaker 1: molecule that they're at today. The ionically bonded construction allows
Speaker 1: for bond switching, exposing salt, oxygen metal at will, and
Speaker 1: color for the other things.
Speaker 8: What I was going to say is in the UK,
Speaker 8: you have the first some four or five six years ago,
Speaker 8: decided to take all the grants from the farmers. That
Speaker 8: was the first thing they did. They blame it on Brexit,
Speaker 8: they couldn't afford it, whatever, and they took the money
Speaker 8: from the farmers and they ceased to help them. So
Speaker 8: the farmers were relaying fifty percent of their budget for
Speaker 8: plantation on those grants from the government. And then when
Speaker 8: they decided to well, we have to go and find
Speaker 8: that money someway, So let's open a supermarket from products
Speaker 8: of the farm right on the farm. Let's open a
Speaker 8: restaurant or a cafe or whatever and sell the products
Speaker 8: that we make here on the farm. And the government,
Speaker 8: the municipality municipalities fell on top of them, say you
Speaker 8: cannot do that, you cannot do that, and so they
Speaker 8: struggle for many years, and now they are able thanks
Speaker 8: to one man, Jeremy Clarkson, funny enough, the guy from
Speaker 8: top Gear. He is the one that managed to turn
Speaker 8: the law because he's a farm owner and they now
Speaker 8: can have restaurants, supermarkets and whatever. And then what they
Speaker 8: implement next, So you already don't have the money to produce.
Speaker 8: Now let's take the sun out of you. So the
Speaker 8: farmers are saying, you already took the money. Now we're
Speaker 8: going to take the sun. How are we going to survive?
Speaker 8: Are we following again onto that same story of the
Speaker 8: land worth nothing? And then the farmers are forced to
Speaker 8: sell and they lose the land and it's less landed.
Speaker 8: We have to produce good food, so it all all
Speaker 8: falls under the same, the same thing. So they can say, oh,
Speaker 8: we were wrong, and now the fields are ruined. But
Speaker 8: well other days have come.
Speaker 10: They're they're unilaterally re entering the EU. That's what care
Speaker 10: Starmer has publicly announced. So what they're gonna do is
Speaker 10: they're going to sell off all of that, all of
Speaker 10: that land to the EU. It's gonna be fucking disgusting.
Speaker 10: The entire process is so obvious. They're such debt, they're hemorrhaging.
Speaker 10: We've got to give all of their farmland over to
Speaker 10: the EU, and they've got to get all the farmers
Speaker 10: off of it.
Speaker 1: Well, they're all on the same team, and they listen.
Speaker 1: They set the farmers up before they you know, they
Speaker 1: got the they started subsidizing where they start to counting
Speaker 1: on the subsidy. When the subsidy stopped, they were in
Speaker 1: a position to fail. They got set up to fail.
Speaker 8: Well that the good side, as Tolkien so well put
Speaker 8: it is a long defeat. So there is no winning
Speaker 8: at the end, because no one wins the war. But
Speaker 8: it's it's exact defeat.
Speaker 1: It's it's not a win situation. We're not in that
Speaker 1: type of situation. We're not talking about winning anything. I'm
Speaker 1: glad you note that.
Speaker 8: So done.
Speaker 3: Tell me.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're talking about fighting it. But what we're
Speaker 1: talking about that the type of topics that we're talking
Speaker 1: about is not a winning situation.
Speaker 8: Sure, and there's nothing to be done.
Speaker 1: They're not going to stop themselves.
Speaker 6: We know that.
Speaker 10: There's actually a conspiracy about milk in the United States
Speaker 10: that goes directly along these lines, because in World War
Speaker 10: Two they wanted to have these huge ships that could
Speaker 10: actually have ice cream on the front lines of battle,
Speaker 10: because one of the ways to show off to your
Speaker 10: enemies is by having these really robust tradelines. And so
Speaker 10: they would have these ships that would follow other ships
Speaker 10: that were full of ice cream for the soldiers, for
Speaker 10: the sailors out there, just to strike fear in the
Speaker 10: hearts of the enemy, to show how strong our trade
Speaker 10: lines were. Well, after the war was over, they didn't
Speaker 10: stop subsidizing the production of milk in the heartland, so
Speaker 10: they had to up their subsidies. Well, this made a
Speaker 10: huge supply of milk that they couldn't get rid of,
Speaker 10: so they turned it all into cheese and they buried
Speaker 10: this cheese underground.
Speaker 9: And they had like five billion.
Speaker 10: Dollars worth of cheese that was overproduction from these cows
Speaker 10: that was generated from this war.
Speaker 9: And they didn't know what to do with it.
Speaker 10: So in the nineteen eighties, Ronald Reagan reintroduced this government cheese.
Speaker 9: Back into the ghettos.
Speaker 10: That's what we see is all this blocks of cheese
Speaker 10: that went along with the EBT cards. Well, all of
Speaker 10: that cheese was part of this you know, gotten milk conspiracy.
Speaker 10: And then what ended up happening is, they couldn't start
Speaker 10: subsidizing it anymore, so they had an ad agency put
Speaker 10: cheese into everything. So all of the cheesy crust stuff,
Speaker 10: all of the cheesy taco bell stuff, all of that
Speaker 10: marketing was from the overproduction of cheese that the farmers
Speaker 10: eventually had to end up paying for by subsidizing this ad.
Speaker 9: Agency that created the got Milk campaign.
Speaker 10: So they actually didn't get anything from it, but they're
Speaker 10: paying for their own enslavement to this overproduction because the
Speaker 10: government has no idea what it's doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're making bad moves and we're suffering the echoes
Speaker 1: down the line, down the road from those bad choices.
Speaker 9: Definitely done.
Speaker 8: Do you think that all of these things that we
Speaker 8: have been talking are any way related to the geomagnetic event?
Speaker 8: Do you think that will turn out something bad? Do
Speaker 8: you think that it's just just a change of polarities
Speaker 8: or the wobble? Nothing happened with us. What are your
Speaker 8: perspectives on that? Do you think they are intently destroying
Speaker 8: everything because they need not to care because everything is
Speaker 8: going to pieces anyway in terms of at least in
Speaker 8: terms of social conditions.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, I look at this a little more
Speaker 1: from a spiritual standpoint, I look at some of these
Speaker 1: disgusting things that some of these people think are cute,
Speaker 1: you know, and when they lie about it, that tells
Speaker 1: me the condition of the person's heart. And so basically
Speaker 1: you're looking at people who, if you look at it
Speaker 1: in biblical terms, they've been turned over to a reprobate mind.
Speaker 1: There is no bringing it back. They've been lying so
Speaker 1: long they don't know how to do anything, but by
Speaker 1: they've been fooling their counterparts so long. They don't want
Speaker 1: to be embarrassed in front of their own group of
Speaker 1: assholes they're hanging out with. It's so crazy simple. They're
Speaker 1: not going to stop themselves. That is all there is
Speaker 1: to it. They don't know how you're talking about a
Speaker 1: magnetic field event, Oh, we got cern cerns over there
Speaker 1: on the planet, and by it in their terms, we've
Speaker 1: got this machine on Earth that has that thousand times
Speaker 1: the magnetic a thousand times the gravitational pull of Earth itself. Okay,
Speaker 1: does that sound to me? That goes into a conversation
Speaker 1: about the distortion of a magnetic field, which is a
Speaker 1: really interesting thing to look at, and it affects the mind.
Speaker 1: You can affect a lot of things, let.
Speaker 2: Alone, there's not one. Yeah, there's just not one concern.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Lisa, that's that's exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know a thousand times of gravitational pull.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're gonna yanke ashrayss down on top of your
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes freaking see until you. God hates you. I
Speaker 1: don't know. You tell me they've got a you.
Speaker 7: They've actually proven most of the solar activity, whether it's
Speaker 7: anywhere from solar minimum to solar maximum within that eleven
Speaker 7: year cycle, that's sun exhibits. You can see the human
Speaker 7: resonance I'm sorry, Yeah, the resonance of the human compared
Speaker 7: to the human resonance to be altered accordingly, and behavior
Speaker 7: as well. You can almost map it. And that the
Speaker 7: sun is related to dobamine, serotonin release collectively. So yeah,
Speaker 7: that that has been looked at here recently and they
Speaker 7: are making a lot of confirmations with that, with that theory.
Speaker 1: When touch on that, I'll make it sure, take it out.
Speaker 1: So I look at the I look at the Scriptures
Speaker 1: as a science book. Okay, they say the life is
Speaker 1: in the blood. I know, we've got like a single
Speaker 1: atom of iron and the red blood, so we can
Speaker 1: go ep threep four and back again and carry oxygen
Speaker 1: and drop it off, picks them up, drop it off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: iron in our blood. We supposedly have an iron core
Speaker 1: of earth. We got a black sun behind the fire.
Speaker 1: It looks like dark spots to me. What's going on?
Speaker 1: You tell me it's all this connected. It was Johannes
Speaker 1: Alfion and Christian Brooklyn where they correct about the Brooklyn
Speaker 1: current connection and what is coming in at the poles
Speaker 1: and where does it go? Does it go to the core?
Speaker 1: Does it emanate back out to the oil and the
Speaker 1: water in a softer way and caress this place and
Speaker 1: the loom of life is insane and we're connected to
Speaker 1: that as well. You're not supposed to hurt the oil,
Speaker 1: do not hurt the water. I mean, what are we
Speaker 1: really doing here. You don't need gas to drive across
Speaker 1: from the country. I mean, it's not hydrogen technology. They're
Speaker 1: not trying to give you. The way to do that
Speaker 1: properly would be to place place the components in light
Speaker 1: vibrational states and put the fire in the hole remotely.
Speaker 1: It can be done. It's a little bit tricky, but
Speaker 1: it's not It's not as hard as you think. And
Speaker 1: that way you contain a water in a sealed unit.
Speaker 1: You don't have to add water. You don't have to
Speaker 1: add one. You can drink it when you get there.
Speaker 1: And people who discovered this, I've noticed three four people
Speaker 1: in the past throughout history that discovered it, and either
Speaker 1: they disappear or they're told shut the fuck up. This
Speaker 1: shit happens, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Well, in terms of the hydrogen technology for cars, for instance,
Speaker 8: the problem is they're not putting the fuel cell on
Speaker 8: the car, so you are forced to fuel the car
Speaker 8: with hydrogen instead of putting water, and the car produces
Speaker 8: its own electricity by the fuel cell. And that's the
Speaker 8: stupid thing because the scheppest part of it is the
Speaker 8: fuel cell. So it makes no sense. So in kids'
Speaker 8: toys that you can buy to put kids developed social
Speaker 8: sorry scientific project at home, the vehicles have their fuel cells.
Speaker 8: That's how simple and that's how not dangerous they are.
Speaker 8: We just put water on the thing and the fuel
Speaker 8: cell of the car makes the car move along, it
Speaker 8: gives it electricity. But they don't do it on the cars,
Speaker 8: which I find very curious, not curious at all. It's
Speaker 8: obviously intentful because.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because hydrogen is extremely difficult to storage, So the
Speaker 8: easiest way is to have water a fuel cell and
Speaker 8: consume the hydrogen as soon as you produce it. It's obvious,
Speaker 8: but they went the other way around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as you go on apply right, produce the hydrogen,
Speaker 1: split the water as you go, And.
Speaker 8: That happens in a lot of things. Like they're saying
Speaker 8: that Tesla is having the new Tesla has solid state batteries.
Speaker 8: They don't. Because we have four kids in the new
Speaker 8: Tesla that fell to a river. We still don't know
Speaker 8: if they died electrocuted or by the fire. But because
Speaker 8: as soon as a battery of any electric car is
Speaker 8: in the material that's the inside enters in contact with
Speaker 8: the atmosphere, immediately, you catch fire immediately. That se instantaneous.
Speaker 8: So these four kids have a brand the brand new model.
Speaker 8: They crashed, a small crash, but it was enough to
Speaker 8: crack one of the batteries. They fell into the water.
Speaker 8: The doors of the car, the windows, nothing worked. They
Speaker 8: were stuck inside. And they don't want to tell us
Speaker 8: if they died drowned or electrocuted, which would be even worse.
Speaker 8: So we don't know, but the fact is they're telling
Speaker 8: people they are selling state solid state batteries to the clients.
Speaker 8: They aren't because solid state batteries do not catch fire
Speaker 8: once they are broken, and it exists for ten years
Speaker 8: and they are still not putting it that into the car, which.
Speaker 9: It's it's insane.
Speaker 10: It's this lithium obsession that they have, and it's just
Speaker 10: like all that's going to do is catch fire and
Speaker 10: destroy people's lives. There are so many better ways to
Speaker 10: collect electricity than they use these lithium salts.
Speaker 9: But you know, again, they're obsessed with it.
Speaker 10: And anytime it rains or you're on a wet road
Speaker 10: and you get you're around it that cracks that battery, you're.
Speaker 9: In for fire. That's it's just to say that they
Speaker 9: would put that on our roads.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I mean there are mixes for that,
Speaker 1: and people aren't looking into liquid metal batteries. You can
Speaker 1: literally put a fucking shoot a gun right to the
Speaker 1: fucking battery is still going to work. You're not gonna
Speaker 1: have a issue. It sounds strange. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: get a chance, take a look into some of the
Speaker 1: liquid metal battery uh text, that's out there. They probably
Speaker 1: aren't good.
Speaker 8: If you're talking about the jail batteries like on boats.
Speaker 1: Nope, nope, nope.
Speaker 6: If they stop, if they stop with all the mining,
Speaker 6: then the boring company is going to be really upset
Speaker 6: about that.
Speaker 2: So they have to have a cover, right aka lithium.
Speaker 8: So if you want a supermarket and they want to
Speaker 8: develop something there, they kick you out. But if you
Speaker 8: own a million dollar several million dollar business, they cannot
Speaker 8: get there and say, look, you have to close because
Speaker 8: this is not ecological, it's not efficient. Yeah, but I
Speaker 8: have all these machines that's worth thousands and hundreds of
Speaker 8: thousands of dollars. So what I've been going to do
Speaker 8: with it? And that's the problem.
Speaker 10: I have a I have a little interesting part about
Speaker 10: the whole certain thing. If you have a spot that
Speaker 10: has all of this gravity and we're going through a
Speaker 10: phase right now where the core of the Earth is
Speaker 10: slowing down creating the opportunity for the shifting of these
Speaker 10: continents on the surface. Because once you've got that uh,
Speaker 10: that chick add are slowing down you right like you
Speaker 10: could see this with the gyroscope. Once that they're getting
Speaker 10: the inside flips.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't have fucked around it to begin with. And
Speaker 1: now they're gonna depend on the slingshot effect to get
Speaker 1: it going against Oh my god, hang on everybody, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be a hell of a ride.
Speaker 11: Huh.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: But instead it's a three body problem and they don't
Speaker 10: know what it's going to happen the de itself.
Speaker 8: Right, the rotation of the Earth is speeding up, so
Speaker 8: the core is slowing down and the Earth is speeding up.
Speaker 8: That that can be good.
Speaker 6: How many Normians do you talk to that even notice
Speaker 6: the time is going faster?
Speaker 1: Many? Many?
Speaker 7: Now I thought it was just because I was getting older.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I was thinking too, But I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I swear the fly by sometimes.
Speaker 10: Now we can see it in the orbit path of
Speaker 10: the Earth. It's starting to have a greater variance that
Speaker 10: it used to, which is not that good.
Speaker 1: We look without motion, there is no without motion, there
Speaker 1: is no time. So everything you're seeing is one hundred true.
Speaker 7: Well, and you also started to see with disynchronization, you're
Speaker 7: seeing flowers boom early. So some of the insects when
Speaker 7: they are hatching, they are hatching much later than they
Speaker 7: should quote unquote, because the flowers are bloomed early, and
Speaker 7: so when you have that latent period or that gap,
Speaker 7: you know, you the flowers bloom, they die off, and
Speaker 7: then the hatch or they come out of pupate or
Speaker 7: whatever they peepate out. They don't have any flowers. So
Speaker 7: then the insects die and then now the birds don't
Speaker 7: have any insects to eat. And now you have this
Speaker 7: disynchronization occurring slowly, but you're starting to see probably what's
Speaker 7: been happening or accumulating over a few years. So you're
Speaker 7: sorry to see. And when they say, oh, it's climate change, Yeah,
Speaker 7: the climate is changing, but it's not because I drove
Speaker 7: my car. It's because of this other that's happening. But
Speaker 7: you just want to me for driving my car.
Speaker 1: Exactly one man made climate change. No shit, I watched
Speaker 1: you change climate so you could tell me it's my fall.
Speaker 3: Isn't the pavement?
Speaker 5: Isn't the pavement they put on the streets actually worse
Speaker 5: than what's coming out of the cars.
Speaker 7: Yes, and it actually heats up the planet as well
Speaker 7: because it stores the heat.
Speaker 1: There are ways to get around that too, and they're
Speaker 1: not really want to. Uh, you know, there's several colors
Speaker 1: to cement, concrete and everything else, but you're going straight
Speaker 1: blacktop car.
Speaker 8: The car is an element of freedom, So we need
Speaker 8: to take that from people that are completely automated, where
Speaker 8: you have to put your card with your social credit,
Speaker 8: you have to put on GPS where you're going to go,
Speaker 8: and the car will tell you, yes, sir, you can
Speaker 8: go there, or you know, sir, I cannot take you there.
Speaker 8: Credits for that, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, the idea is to if we can stop everybody
Speaker 1: else from doing what you'd like to do, then we,
Speaker 1: as Bill Gates and friends can do whatever the fuck
Speaker 1: we want because it's not going to have any effect.
Speaker 1: We just can't. So it's like it's like you go
Speaker 1: over there, well, it's like you're looking at somebody. You're
Speaker 1: literally telling them, hey, oh, don't touch that, while I
Speaker 1: go over here here and touch that.
Speaker 6: They're building their bunkers. Not for a cataclysmic event. They're
Speaker 6: building bunkers because someday everybody's going to know what we're
Speaker 6: talking about and we're going to come for them, just
Speaker 6: like they came for the royals back in the day.
Speaker 6: And I promise you that's what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty obvious. That in their behavior, that is
Speaker 1: on their minds.
Speaker 7: I do think that they fear the cataclysmic event. I
Speaker 7: genuinely do believe that because the seed banks would not
Speaker 7: exist and in places where Why would you put them
Speaker 7: in Siberia? Why would you put them in a place
Speaker 7: where no one can access them? Why would you collect
Speaker 7: all of this DNA not just knowing oh who you're
Speaker 7: related to, but actual hard DNA and storing them. When
Speaker 7: you submit your twenty three and me thing, they store
Speaker 7: your spit for ten years at least, that's what you
Speaker 7: sign away. Why are you storing it? Throw it away?
Speaker 7: Because they also need seed bank of human genomic DNA.
Speaker 7: You also are creating genomic DNA of all the planets.
Speaker 7: It's the revolution, I know, ahs arc. You're also creating
Speaker 7: all kinds of I don't know, just destructions of grand
Speaker 7: scale to kind of pass the blame and like look
Speaker 7: over there, but don't look over here. And I believe
Speaker 7: they think that they're going to survive this and that
Speaker 7: they just need the variability of seeds, human genome and
Speaker 7: whatever to restart the population. I genuinely do believe that
Speaker 7: that's my they.
Speaker 9: Need Mormons to, that's what they need to restart the population.
Speaker 2: The Marlins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Marmons were completely involved at the beginning of
Speaker 6: you know, all of this with Hughes Company where they
Speaker 6: hit underneath to start implementing all this DNA and genealogy
Speaker 6: stuff at the war times, which is why they were
Speaker 6: buddies with Old Mustache Boy himself, I mean. And IBM's
Speaker 6: involved in this, which is why is Bill Gates friends
Speaker 6: to the Mormons because his mother sat on the board
Speaker 6: of IBM. So when you look back at these families
Speaker 6: and who their families are, that answers a lot of questions,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: I'm not going anywhere, okay.
Speaker 10: Mormonism is also the dcode for all of the twentieth
Speaker 10: century kind of mythology that goes into Freemasons and everything else.
Speaker 10: So after the reset, this is the ancient memories that
Speaker 10: you're going to have, is all of the stuff in Mormonism.
Speaker 6: They're the most unknowing magicians ever right the top of
Speaker 6: the top, have all the knowledge and they hand it
Speaker 6: down to the important families.
Speaker 2: This is why they live. Where do the important families live?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 6: Mount Olympus, that's right, Mount Olympus, the subdivision. They don't
Speaker 6: really hide it just people don't like to talk about it.
Speaker 8: You know, few have a natural chance to restart over.
Speaker 8: You want to end up and eliminate all these podcasters
Speaker 8: like oculd rejects are talking nonsense to people, right. They
Speaker 8: want to eliminate all of these people. So you want
Speaker 8: a new society that you can fully control. They don't
Speaker 8: need as many of us. They don't need us as
Speaker 8: smart as we are. They don't need us as wealthy
Speaker 8: as you are. They want to control all of that
Speaker 8: parts of the society. So they are building this just
Speaker 8: to take the chance that maybe, just maybe things really
Speaker 8: go to the worst side, they can actually start over
Speaker 8: again with a new plan, with the new blood, with
Speaker 8: the new head on the top. And I think that's
Speaker 8: what they're trying. And in the end, what will happen
Speaker 8: is we'll have a CASM society where there are people
Speaker 8: on one side that decide to live in freedom and normally,
Speaker 8: and this that will end this ninety forty four world
Speaker 8: where everything is controlled from birth to schools or to
Speaker 8: who lives, who is cured, who is not. They want
Speaker 8: to decide all of that thing, so it will be
Speaker 8: a closed wall in every city that will start around
Speaker 8: those very bunkers that they are building.
Speaker 9: Are you describing Christianity more or less?
Speaker 10: All right, Well that was the last reset, right, all
Speaker 10: the old knowledge, and then they boosted up this one
Speaker 10: group that took over everybody else.
Speaker 9: The same pattern.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, but you go to Asians say, oh it
Speaker 8: doesn't work. There's let's have Buddhism there, Buddhism works and
Speaker 8: have merrivariance and that it works. Let's go to arabol
Speaker 8: Oh this doesn't work. Let's let's create let's create Islamism.
Speaker 8: This will work here. So it is all the same
Speaker 8: system the public, but the spectacle is always the same.
Speaker 1: You've had your icons in the pants. You've had your
Speaker 1: icons in the pants that really do good work. And
Speaker 1: they're not religious people, they're spiritual people. Every religion i've
Speaker 1: ever seen, every country i've ever seen, every organization I've
Speaker 1: ever seen, eventually gets hijacked for the you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. It might start out good, it's not going
Speaker 1: to stay there. You know.
Speaker 8: Look, if you say, if one philosophy or one religion
Speaker 8: that tells you this is better than the others, this
Speaker 8: is the only one that is true, is already false?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, Yes, we are.
Speaker 8: Not from a country. We are earthlings. All of these lines,
Speaker 8: all these imaginary lines that they call borders, they don't exist.
Speaker 8: They're just there to separate. You need us separated. And
Speaker 8: then inside the country they separate us again by sports,
Speaker 8: by politics, by religion, and everyone is separated in small,
Speaker 8: manageable groups that we can infiltrate and change the mind
Speaker 8: and do this and do that, and control society from there,
Speaker 8: many nets for many types of minds.
Speaker 1: They blow smoke up people's asses. Bro, They tell you
Speaker 1: you're the best, and then they anytime, you know, they
Speaker 1: pump the ego so high. Anytime a group of people
Speaker 1: thinks they're better than the rest of us, shit goes haywire, bro,
Speaker 1: every time.
Speaker 10: Well, it's a type of international tribalism. Like you see
Speaker 10: tribal rivalries, and they usually end up end up complementing
Speaker 10: each other in the end. But when you've got an
Speaker 10: entire religion and everything based off of tribalism, it doesn't
Speaker 10: go well because obviously you can't find balance if that's
Speaker 10: the type of mentality.
Speaker 9: That everybody's supposed to share.
Speaker 10: So it's it's a different way of seeing the world
Speaker 10: because you're imposing tribalism on the planet and that expecting
Speaker 10: different results.
Speaker 9: It's hard to get around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then a lot of times problem is people
Speaker 1: don't read their own book. You know, they're going to
Speaker 1: preach it, but they're not even actually reading it. You know, Well,
Speaker 1: that's listen to church. I go to church. I go
Speaker 1: to church and I asked the pastor, hey, have you
Speaker 1: ever heard of the terrible Crystal? And I get the
Speaker 1: old sir, We're going to have to ask you to leave.
Speaker 1: That's what I get.
Speaker 2: Look, stones, no stones. We talked about this ray headless,
Speaker 2: No more stones. They don't allow it.
Speaker 8: Yep, we are living in the time that it's not
Speaker 8: the knowledge that matters, but opinions. People don't need to
Speaker 8: know a subject in order to defend it. They just
Speaker 8: need to have a hero and they just stick to that.
Speaker 8: So it's not different from any religion. And science has
Speaker 8: become that. So people defend things without knowing what they are.
Speaker 8: They don't just don't know.
Speaker 1: It's part of the human it's part of the human condition.
Speaker 1: You guys talk all the time about a dichotomy or
Speaker 1: a paradox. Okay, that problem comes with free speech. Okay,
Speaker 1: I get to say anything I want. I can literally
Speaker 1: pull my opinion straight out of my ass or pull
Speaker 1: it out of thin air having done zero homework. I
Speaker 1: still get to say what I want to say. I'm
Speaker 1: afforded an opinion having done zero homework. That comes with
Speaker 1: free speech. Bro, it's a horrible paradox.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, it isn't, because it's up to every
Speaker 8: single one to decide on their mind if they agree
Speaker 8: or don't with what you're saying. So you're completely free.
Speaker 8: All ideas matter, no matter how ridiculous they are, because
Speaker 8: even if they only exist to tell us what not
Speaker 8: to believe or what not to follow. So we need
Speaker 8: to know what's not to understand what is. Without that,
Speaker 8: we don't have the balance. We just have an incomplete opinion.
Speaker 8: It's like a scientist on a lab that has part
Speaker 8: of a project, but it only looks to that molecule.
Speaker 8: It doesn't understand what's going on on the project. He
Speaker 8: doesn't know what they're doing, and they might even doing
Speaker 8: a deadly virus. He doesn't know because he only has
Speaker 8: a small part of the project. If you go study sides,
Speaker 8: you take a scientist that only understands one side of
Speaker 8: the story, and he doesn't connect with the others to
Speaker 8: understand the other sides of the story to then make
Speaker 8: the whole story or attempt to rights.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they don't. Yeah, sometimes they're too ego driven to
Speaker 1: consider another option or somebody else's opinion, that consensus thought
Speaker 1: in the group. The group think gets thrown in there too.
Speaker 1: You're correct, I mean, I agree with you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: Oh, I was gonna say.
Speaker 10: This paradox is perfectly framed by Parmanides where he breaks
Speaker 10: the world into two parts. He's like, the world that
Speaker 10: is and then the world of opinion, and so he
Speaker 10: puts all these different categories in these different boxes that
Speaker 10: he says, all that you could talk about is the
Speaker 10: world that is. And so he was one of the
Speaker 10: first people to develop formal logic, just in his sort
Speaker 10: of journey into the Night as he called, or this
Speaker 10: Palace of the Night. And then we get the paradox
Speaker 10: Seno's paradox where he talks about if you're shooting an
Speaker 10: arrow at a target, it has to go halfway and
Speaker 10: then halfway again, halfway again, and.
Speaker 9: It never reaches the target.
Speaker 10: This is why we had to call it the universes,
Speaker 10: because it's all one thing and that perspective on everything
Speaker 10: has just been lost.
Speaker 6: You know, when did we see to the specializing point?
Speaker 6: When did we see medicine modern medicine. We'll say, okay,
Speaker 6: doctors start failing miserably actually helping people minus the things
Speaker 6: we're putting in bodies.
Speaker 2: Okay, it was when they all specialized out. I watched
Speaker 2: it as a nurse.
Speaker 6: Happened because nobody talked to anyone else and nobody put
Speaker 6: the symptoms together, so you can only diagnose your tiny
Speaker 6: little microworld and this did not help anyone.
Speaker 2: And then it's gone further into society period.
Speaker 1: Good for you do you're paying attention, you're watching it
Speaker 1: as it happened, unfolded in slow mope or basketball whatever.
Speaker 1: We lost track of time.
Speaker 9: Just kid, perfect corporate silo in it's everywhere.
Speaker 7: Which is now invaded the medicine industry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty much, uh institutional probably the group thinking thing.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: When I was, when it was in college classes, a
Speaker 1: lot of the group, a lot of the college kids
Speaker 1: would get on one topic. They would overhear each other
Speaker 1: and then jump on board with the consensus. I'm over
Speaker 1: in the corner thinking they got this portion covered. Let
Speaker 1: me think about something else, and I'm like the only
Speaker 1: one in the class that offers up, that throws up
Speaker 1: a different idea or opinion. The teachers sometimes save my ass.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they hung me out and dry, you know, just
Speaker 1: because every what good is it? The whole class is
Speaker 1: just thinking in one direction. Let me, I'll be brave
Speaker 1: enough to just you might want to look at this,
Speaker 1: about this, but it.
Speaker 6: Makes you dangerous. That makes you dangerous. And that's the
Speaker 6: whole point, right because you saw through.
Speaker 10: The ball, we just can see a really good corporate
Speaker 10: strategy on how to improve communications within their network. It's
Speaker 10: just like you got the trivial, you got these different
Speaker 10: methods of learning and communicating. Why can't we just introduce
Speaker 10: that in the corporate culture and then you've got a
Speaker 10: consulting firm right there.
Speaker 1: You people are something melts. I love it. It's incredible.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you gots are here today. I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: It's a I like how you illustrated your contrasting the
Speaker 4: ideas that were at hand, Don And I think that's
Speaker 4: a really powerful thing that with monotheism we're stuck not
Speaker 4: doing right because the monolithic, monothematic tone is set and
Speaker 4: so even when we try to do something good, we
Speaker 4: call it a war.
Speaker 1: In ours that happened during COVID, they acted like it
Speaker 1: was all brand new. They didn't understand it, and I
Speaker 1: didn't understand why the layman. I don't care if it's
Speaker 1: a twelve year old kid, I don't care who it is.
Speaker 1: I'll come everybody, if it's such a big deal, I'll come.
Speaker 1: Everybody wasn't working on the problem, because I know I did.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. I saw these people leaving it
Speaker 1: up to the so called experts. And what they're messing
Speaker 1: around with. Let me touch on this real quick. What
Speaker 1: they're messing around with. This is a thing called adaptive
Speaker 1: genetic enzymatic genetic editing, okay, and that comes from understanding
Speaker 1: adaptive genetic species. When you have what used to be
Speaker 1: a lake that dried out, but at the pace of
Speaker 1: that change was such that most animals got up on
Speaker 1: their legs and took off found another place to live.
Speaker 1: Some of them died out, and the ones that survived
Speaker 1: and stayed there had to adapt. They went past breaking
Speaker 1: their food down past it like branch chain amino acid
Speaker 1: straight down to base. Pair of DNA usually insects that
Speaker 1: store your DNA and their shelf and use it to
Speaker 1: build themselves. That's where that comes from. And it's ancient.
Speaker 1: They Futians did it. You know what, When I found
Speaker 1: that symbol, When I found the biological symbol for nands
Speaker 1: meaning not this and that, I knew I would find it,
Speaker 1: and I knew where I would find it, And it
Speaker 1: took me less than ten minutes to find it. They
Speaker 1: steal everything and everything they do is stolen, every every
Speaker 1: freaking thing. They act like they're smart, their geniuses. It's
Speaker 1: all stolen technology. It's all tucked in the drawer and
Speaker 1: then doled out to you later, or they come running
Speaker 1: out and telling you it's brand new. Oh my god, God, dude,
Speaker 1: there's nothing new under the sun. I believe I heard
Speaker 1: Nick say that once upon a time.
Speaker 10: Philo Farnsworth, after he discovered the TV, or after he
Speaker 10: created the TV, what did he do for the rest
Speaker 10: of his life?
Speaker 9: He worked for all these secret programs.
Speaker 2: He was a Mormon, he was a more.
Speaker 1: You guys are going down the TV route. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I love it. Just I mean, we could talk for days, man,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Oh my god, I could talk about
Speaker 1: water and listen, I can talk about water. I caught
Speaker 1: your water bit. I loved it. Man, you were Oh dude,
Speaker 1: you're letting me have it right through the screen. You
Speaker 1: know it's choking up every bit of it. You and
Speaker 1: I can talk about water for ten days.
Speaker 3: Bro E, what what was it?
Speaker 5: What was it on that episode? They got they got
Speaker 5: you going one of the specific things. Well, I got
Speaker 5: you thinking, did it take you down?
Speaker 1: It? It was just nick and headless.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, this is an old one. That's an old
Speaker 5: one to tell you the truth, even though it doesn't
Speaker 5: seem like it. That's a two years old.
Speaker 1: That's okay. I'm digging back a couple of weeks. I've
Speaker 1: been digging back a couple of years where you guys
Speaker 1: laid down some incredible work. I was going away, yo,
Speaker 1: some of the old solo.
Speaker 8: Sorry, I'm saying you didn't have money to play us
Speaker 8: back then.
Speaker 9: I had a species.
Speaker 1: Don No. I've been hiding because I've been treated like ship,
Speaker 1: had my ass beat. I've been tortured, I've been shot
Speaker 1: at five times. I've been Uh, I'm lucky to even
Speaker 1: think I'm here for any reason at all. They tried
Speaker 1: to rip my ears off. They tried to rip my
Speaker 1: ears off my head. They twisted the metal tarks or
Speaker 1: bones in my toes. They're non invasive forms of torture
Speaker 1: for knowing how, for knowing nineteen years before LA is
Speaker 1: going to burn up and behind it's going to burn up,
Speaker 1: how it's going to happen. So I got contacted these people.
Speaker 1: I said, if you're going to scrub the sky, I
Speaker 1: understand the salt, but what's with all the metal content?
Speaker 1: I said, what are you going to do? Chase me
Speaker 1: with a plasma tornado. I'm at Starbucks doing my homework.
Speaker 1: I look up, I got nine suits with guns standing
Speaker 1: in front of me. They don't even know what to
Speaker 1: say because they're not even able to have the conversation.
Speaker 1: I'm not even allowed to go have a cigarette without
Speaker 1: having one of these jerk offs follow me. And he
Speaker 1: just sits there like this while I'm having a cigarette.
Speaker 1: He didn't know what to say. He's just like, what
Speaker 1: are we going to do with this? Motherfucker? I've been
Speaker 1: through this shit for years.
Speaker 8: Related to your posts, No, you don't do posts. You
Speaker 8: don't do social media. So where where did they listen
Speaker 8: to you? You contact them.
Speaker 1: Talk I talked to him through the search engine through
Speaker 1: right through the keyword search. I just I talked to
Speaker 1: him through that. They monitor everything, right, But you're talking
Speaker 1: to whom?
Speaker 8: So the ones that saying you hear me?
Speaker 1: Anybody and everybody who's online looking at the keywords. Man,
Speaker 1: I'm talking getting sorted out by the NSA. I'm talking
Speaker 1: to anybody who's willing to have the conversation. Anybody, just
Speaker 1: get on Google and take crazy shit in search bar.
Speaker 1: You don't think they're gonna come ask you. Look at
Speaker 1: you sideways, bro, Come on, man, they look at everybody.
Speaker 1: They're monitoring keyword searches, so it's the best way to
Speaker 1: contact them.
Speaker 10: I saw a post about the most commonly flagged SA
Speaker 10: keywords as I just gave you a list of like
Speaker 10: all these like one hundred and navy words or whatever
Speaker 10: that are most looked at by the NSA. I wouldn't
Speaker 10: be surprised if you could get somebody's attention through that
Speaker 10: kind of method.
Speaker 1: Oh, bro, the way I talk, Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: I let him have it. I don't spare anybody, bro, nobody,
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are. Donald Trump's not ready
Speaker 1: for the conversation. Fou. She's not ready for the conversation.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for somebody. I finally found somebody ready for
Speaker 1: the conversation. I'm talking to him right now. So I
Speaker 1: don't know what. It's been, very lonely place to be.
Speaker 9: It sounds like it. So you were talking about having
Speaker 9: some experiences.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna run, thank you. Right, we let
Speaker 3: them go on that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah you were.
Speaker 10: You're talking about some experiences that you could tell us
Speaker 10: over instead of the mailbag.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did say that. I did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did. I forgot.
Speaker 1: And uh so you're talking about more along the lines
Speaker 1: of the spiritual side of the science, so to speak, Yes, sir, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: Well but you know, you study technology, learned a couple
Speaker 1: of things.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 1: I did a lot of work between nineteen thirty five
Speaker 1: and nineteen fifty five reading papers, science papers when science
Speaker 1: was really wild in this country. They're doing great work,
Speaker 1: but they wrote their papers differently when they didn't understand something.
Speaker 1: They're looking at something, they're like they're speaking in the
Speaker 1: paper and they're like it looks like it came out
Speaker 1: of fucking nowhere. And I've sitt there reading them, going
Speaker 1: like it doesn't fucking did. We're talking about crystallization and everything.
Speaker 1: The way they spoke in the papers is so entertaining,
Speaker 1: is beyond comprehension. It's wonderful to read. They were doing
Speaker 1: good work back in the day. There are things that
Speaker 1: got covered up with big words that they were looking
Speaker 1: at that aren't necessarily definable in scientific term, and so
Speaker 1: they put it in the right terms. Back in the day.
Speaker 1: It got all changed around. I guess don't really speak
Speaker 1: on and so I looked at it. You know, I
Speaker 1: look at the phone and technology. What surprises me. We
Speaker 1: have all these people running around these phones and nobody
Speaker 1: knows how it works. You're talking on the phone, the
Speaker 1: dudes that you got a friend in California. I'm in Michigan.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to a guy in California. It sounds like
Speaker 1: he's right fucking next to me. I mean, there might
Speaker 1: be a slight delay. We'll ask yourself, how the fuck
Speaker 1: does that work? Anybody somebody ask ask yourself, how does
Speaker 1: that work? I don't know how worse, but it is
Speaker 1: the magical portions of what you think is science, and
Speaker 1: so we can describe it in fundamental terms, and we
Speaker 1: can tell ourselves, you know about electronic flow and pumping
Speaker 1: some pulping something in one end of the pipeline and
Speaker 1: having it drop out the other. But it's really just
Speaker 1: entanglement and they're not going to want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about that.
Speaker 10: That seems really common, especially now that we're moving into
Speaker 10: this quantum computing, Like there's a lot of empty uh promises,
Speaker 10: and a lot of holes and what they're talking about.
Speaker 10: And if if people had a more fundamental understanding of
Speaker 10: what they're using and that of the mathematics that we're
Speaker 10: using on top of it, I think it would help
Speaker 10: a lot.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we can get into where you asked me
Speaker 1: to go by letting me cover this. So I watched
Speaker 1: Gordie Rose, developer of d Wave quantum computers. I wrote
Speaker 1: him a letter too, actually, I wrote I talked to
Speaker 1: him right through the fucking goddamn search engine too. I
Speaker 1: told him he's selling computers for twenty million dollars. He
Speaker 1: didn't get enough money because he just sold his own
Speaker 1: daughter's future right out from under her feet. Because he
Speaker 1: doesn't understand quantumy. He has no idea what he's touching.
Speaker 1: I said, I can tell by the part in your hair,
Speaker 1: that you should be working for the Matt Millan management
Speaker 1: team who drove the Lions Detroit Lions into the ground.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I'm looking for the conversation. I got to hit
Speaker 1: him with shock value, and so that brings me to
Speaker 1: he's up on stage talking about, Oh, we got this
Speaker 1: crazy computer and we're quantum tunneling and uh, we're talking
Speaker 1: we're drawing in resources from five hundred other dimensions. I'm like, really, okay,
Speaker 1: Oh that doesn't sound strange to the Ted Talk crowd.
Speaker 1: They say, oh, oh, you're magnificent. I go, what the
Speaker 1: fuck did you just say? I go, I heard what
Speaker 1: you said. These people don't really hear what you say.
Speaker 1: There's something wrong with the people in the crowd because
Speaker 1: that sounds crazy. How come the psychiatrists will walk up,
Speaker 1: the cops come, why can how come there's no healthcare
Speaker 1: check being done on this motherfucker? You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If I say it, oh, it's a problem. If he
Speaker 1: says it, nobody says, sit down for a minute, what
Speaker 1: did you just say? How about explain yourself because that
Speaker 1: sounds insane. When you go to the biblical aspect, it's
Speaker 1: called chasm. It was placed there and named by God
Speaker 1: himself for your protection. The front side and the backside
Speaker 1: of the Higgs Field. They know the energies that form
Speaker 1: and the whole entire part of the Higgs Field. And
Speaker 1: it's just they knew what they were looking for when
Speaker 1: they built that machine. They knew what they were looking for.
Speaker 1: Because they're looking at the old book and they're saying,
Speaker 1: is this a real thing?
Speaker 10: Thetherfuckers up there, The motherfucker's M theory is just Cabbalism.
Speaker 9: Like that's all they did, is they took Cabbalism and
Speaker 9: they put it into M theory. So you're right on that.
Speaker 1: It's in the hieroglyphic hit ta, hit tak, It's right
Speaker 1: proNT of your face. They hit those ones.
Speaker 8: I think on you guys, when where where do you
Speaker 8: think that that will lead us?
Speaker 1: I gotta wonder if you always want to have hope,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean part of this. I wonder
Speaker 1: if it's inevitable, if we're not just living an echo
Speaker 1: of the path. So when you hear Graham Hancock and
Speaker 1: you hear Papadopolis on ancient aliens and Childress, and you
Speaker 1: hear these people speak, the one thing you always hear
Speaker 1: them say, is we don't know who built it, and
Speaker 1: we don't know where they went. And I'm like this,
Speaker 1: let's say, okay, whatever, man, does that matter. We're headed
Speaker 1: down the same road. You're gonna be the ones they're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about it if anybody survives. It's people's
Speaker 1: dumb shit. They're gonna be like, we don't we don't
Speaker 1: know who built it, and we don't know where they went,
Speaker 1: but they're we talking about you.
Speaker 8: Well, you need to understand that they don't have the
Speaker 8: capability to actually do the research to find who build them.
Speaker 8: That's archaeological work, historical word, that's not researcher, alternative researcher,
Speaker 8: or writer's work. So all they can say it's the
Speaker 8: truth that is they don't know who built it. They
Speaker 8: say they do, but those that lived there told them
Speaker 8: this was already here.
Speaker 1: So yes, yes, sir.
Speaker 8: So there's not much more than they can say. What
Speaker 8: I can tell you is when they are now building
Speaker 8: these quantum computers, they are using crystalline matrix to produce this.
Speaker 8: And when you look through an ancient megalithic monument, each
Speaker 8: centimeter of this highly quartz content stones normally granite have
Speaker 8: trillions of quartzlite structures in one's cubic centimeter, right, so
Speaker 8: each one of these structures once could be exactly what
Speaker 8: they are trying to reproduce, but they don't know how
Speaker 8: to use this, or it's too public for them to
Speaker 8: actually go there and start doing a ritual and actually
Speaker 8: actually activating. People will notice something is going on here, right,
Speaker 8: So they have to do it in LEBT, and in
Speaker 8: LEB they taking quite a long time to actually reproduce
Speaker 8: something that has to be built that big on an
Speaker 8: energy node and follow certain aspects of the law, and
Speaker 8: they are trying to cut all of that aspect and
Speaker 8: go directly to the quantum. So they are swimming in
Speaker 8: a sea that they don't really understand and they are
Speaker 8: getting results that they are not really prepared for. But
Speaker 8: they are still falling through because the funding that is
Speaker 8: forcing them to do it, because there's some people that
Speaker 8: have interest in actually breaking what they call the brain
Speaker 8: between dimensions. So these things calculate at least eleven brains,
Speaker 8: sorry it's the name brains that are the division between
Speaker 8: the dimensions in this quantum hypothesis.
Speaker 6: And so what point to your point of saying that
Speaker 6: you can't have some magical people go do that in
Speaker 6: a granite building because they would notice. Well, the Mormons
Speaker 6: don't notice at all because they are quartz months and
Speaker 6: I or a ka granite temples.
Speaker 2: They do it all the time, multiple times the day,
Speaker 2: all day long.
Speaker 8: Sure, but not on these historical sites. That's what I
Speaker 8: was saying. All the religious.
Speaker 11: Are very interesting, I think to be said there, Yeah,
Speaker 11: I think you're I think you're right in that these
Speaker 11: historical buildings, and I think what Heine's saying is is
Speaker 11: also right in that this is why you have a
Speaker 11: lot of Mormons into meso America, because.
Speaker 7: All of them exactly how you described those Asian archaeological yep.
Speaker 1: In simple terms, your lay line theory lends itself to
Speaker 1: the lattice theory when it comes to physics and all
Speaker 1: other stuff. The crystal crystaline lattice, the lattice concept, okay,
Speaker 1: and therefore should be real. It should be real. It
Speaker 1: looks like tip tat.
Speaker 8: To be sure, But I should say that I'm not
Speaker 8: fully convinced that every single Mormon, at least in the
Speaker 8: high position, is an evil person. Oh yeah, so I
Speaker 8: think I think there's some at least that do good
Speaker 8: work taking advantage of the infrastructure that they have.
Speaker 6: There's always truth with a lie. I mean, they have
Speaker 6: to have the porch Masons or they wouldn't exist, for sure.
Speaker 1: I don't have much problem with the I don't have
Speaker 1: much problem with the Mormon Old Testament, and it didn't
Speaker 1: it wasn't about that happened over in it over with
Speaker 1: the rest of the Old world. I really don't miss
Speaker 1: around with the New Testament when it comes to Mormon.
Speaker 1: But I really don't have a problem with a couple
Speaker 1: of things that were said, you know by what net
Speaker 1: being maroney. But I'm looking at it from scientific terms, So.
Speaker 10: I think I think we were living through what we
Speaker 10: see with Mormonism is sort of like what what was
Speaker 10: sort of expected to be the New World religion, you know,
Speaker 10: And I think, well, I mean, I think I think
Speaker 10: people like Joseph Smith were trying to create this as
Speaker 10: as sort of like a favor to the rest of
Speaker 10: the world's elite, so they could be sort of included
Speaker 10: in the club.
Speaker 9: And so all of that line going out.
Speaker 10: There had a lot to do with these bloodlines and
Speaker 10: a lot of because I mean, you could just track
Speaker 10: the history of a lot of these characters, and you
Speaker 10: could see they directly go back to old Europeans.
Speaker 3: Oh they all do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can look at the boats that they were
Speaker 5: coming over. There's fucking swarms of boats coming from Liverpool.
Speaker 6: Royal families too, and they hid their royals. And when
Speaker 6: I bring up Royal Mormon bloodlines, if you want to
Speaker 6: be attacked on any like ever, on anywhere and just
Speaker 6: get like the full anger of everyone at you all
Speaker 6: at once, just say that.
Speaker 7: That faction is just one of many warring factions, and that.
Speaker 6: That you do.
Speaker 7: I mean, you still have some of these ancient families
Speaker 7: in Europe, you have still some of these ancient families
Speaker 7: in Arabia. Arabia.
Speaker 6: I think that was what was occurring, is yeah, they
Speaker 6: were fighting, but now they're not anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I think they got bought out. Yeah, and they all
Speaker 6: play together now, right. It's like everybody says the One
Speaker 6: World Order is coming. It's here, like Hegel described this
Speaker 6: the best. And I think to your point is that
Speaker 6: like they know, they all know who they are. With
Speaker 6: these blood tests and these DNA tests and all this stuff.
Speaker 6: They did it for a reason. A undred percent Leason.
Speaker 3: I have to back that.
Speaker 8: The funny thing is everyone has these lines starting in
Speaker 8: Africa because they forgot to adapt to the new historical
Speaker 8: origin point. So but the tests are still going to Africa.
Speaker 8: To me, it just shows how random they are to
Speaker 8: just go around Europe and then they finished in Africa.
Speaker 8: Here's your DNA record. Here it is, and people are
Speaker 8: all please to find out. Oh, I'm the sendent of this.
Speaker 8: It's an improvement from everyone being Cleopatra. It's an improvement,
Speaker 8: but it's still not there. I think it's and Rupert
Speaker 8: Sheldrake when he spoke about DNA and this testing, you
Speaker 8: warned people that this could not be determined. So what
Speaker 8: they're telling people is half possible and have completely fabricated
Speaker 8: by model because they cannot say what they're saying to people.
Speaker 8: The sample that people give just just doesn't give that
Speaker 8: kind of data, and nor these labs are equipped to
Speaker 8: extract as many material as they need to get to
Speaker 8: those conclusions. So whatever this was was a massive operation
Speaker 8: to collect DNA from the entire globe, and they financed it,
Speaker 8: they promoted it.
Speaker 9: Look at the they would take.
Speaker 1: Swam understanding go ahead, sorry, oh, and.
Speaker 10: Then they would hold that up as being sort of
Speaker 10: evidence that they don't know what they're doing with this
Speaker 10: tastic I think it's like that all the way through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, well they're testing methods are plowed. Does it
Speaker 1: matter they're not perfect?
Speaker 8: Yeah, but they can use this simple. Look, if you
Speaker 8: have this database of DNA from the human population, let's
Speaker 8: let's figure out that they have what three percent five
Speaker 8: percent of the population from this test, maybe less. So
Speaker 8: what they are learning is what can we build that
Speaker 8: kills these people? We have their DNA, right, let's see
Speaker 8: what they are what is what works?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, let me touch that for a second, please,
Speaker 1: because from what I understand from the origin of all
Speaker 1: of this as a package that's going to be useful
Speaker 1: to anybody, and that you have to map each person's
Speaker 1: DNA and make a custom vaccine for each person no
Speaker 1: matter what. And if you're going to pass it out
Speaker 1: like aspirin, you're going to end up with immune problems
Speaker 1: or worse down the line. So yeah, they attack people
Speaker 1: by handing it out like aspirin. They gave them a
Speaker 1: generic enzymatic uh garbage disposal you know in your DNA.
Speaker 7: Two think there's been that I looked at up really
Speaker 7: quickly to see if I can find that number, and
Speaker 7: it's just a quick search. But there's you know, remember
Speaker 7: when there was a human genome project, you know, back
Speaker 7: with Department of Energy and they funded all this stuff
Speaker 7: to map out the human genome. Now there is a
Speaker 7: pangenomic to map to collect or map out the entirety
Speaker 7: of all of the human genome globally. So that is
Speaker 7: a project that is actively participating or going on or
Speaker 7: what have you. But what you're saying about, like in
Speaker 7: terms of doing like creating a specific vaccine or for
Speaker 7: an individualized person, I believe that that was one of
Speaker 7: the things that was swept under the rug with the
Speaker 7: Ukraine uh whatever skirmish, in that there was actual laboratories
Speaker 7: being There was actual laboratories there where experiments were being
Speaker 7: done on individual individualistic genomes of the Slavic or the
Speaker 7: Eastern European genetics. And so you you I'm thinking it's
Speaker 7: just one of many. I think the certain laboratories set
Speaker 7: up around the world looking at specific ethnic groups and
Speaker 7: doing it that way.
Speaker 1: Well, you are the I'm a white berry, I know
Speaker 1: that much.
Speaker 2: I think that they are.
Speaker 6: Yeah, using exactly what you said Lisa to their disposal
Speaker 6: to create stagnation and specific groups with production.
Speaker 7: Of But I will say with the with the with
Speaker 7: the virus, And I know people don't believe viruses, and
Speaker 7: that's fine. With the specific virus that was generated for
Speaker 7: the pandemic as well as its accompanying you know, job,
Speaker 7: there was a specific haploid group that was left out,
Speaker 7: and so there is a specific ethnicity that was never
Speaker 7: affected this.
Speaker 6: And I watched this as a nurse actually happening in
Speaker 6: real time. I watched certain people drop like flies or
Speaker 6: just have a sniffle, and it was very weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They didn't want anybody to see that, did they?
Speaker 1: Well I saw I saw too much of it myself.
Speaker 10: I wanted to point out that Dick Cheney promised in
Speaker 10: two thousand and three that the next global crisis would
Speaker 10: be ray specific bio weapons, and then they just sort
Speaker 10: of forgot about it from there.
Speaker 8: So it's here, snick, Can I share you?
Speaker 9: Can?
Speaker 8: I share a screen very quickly just to show can I?
Speaker 3: Yes? As long as you know how to we can happen.
Speaker 3: What do you get here for in Karna? Oh? Nice?
Speaker 9: Where is it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Here it is?
Speaker 8: So this is the most important paper to me that
Speaker 8: came out after COVID. Okay, and it's a paper that
Speaker 8: was erased everywhere, and I finally found it again and
Speaker 8: the site, seeing as it very lap that did it,
Speaker 8: has it again. But it had a second paper that
Speaker 8: somewhat occulted all the things that this paper had. And
Speaker 8: so just for you to have an idea, So this
Speaker 8: is forty percent magnification of blood. Right, So this is
Speaker 8: on the left, you have the blood of a normal person.
Speaker 8: On the right, you have the blood after vaccination. Now
Speaker 8: let's go deeper and see what's in the blood. Do
Speaker 8: you see these nine of fibers? You see this, You
Speaker 8: see the difference between a healthy blood and a vaccinized blood. Look, look,
Speaker 8: look look at this.
Speaker 1: Yep, I've looked at all that material. You're one, look
Speaker 1: at right in the right place. I know that much.
Speaker 8: This is all nanoparticles that were found in a group
Speaker 8: of people tested from all the vaccines, not just one variant,
Speaker 8: all of them. The results were identical for all of them.
Speaker 8: And this is the result. This is what people are
Speaker 8: having in their blood system. This is what reacts to
Speaker 8: magnetic fields. This is what creates the quaggoles. This is
Speaker 8: what creating the myocartesis. This is what is doing all
Speaker 8: of that. It's accelerating. Let me stop the share. This
Speaker 8: is accelerating every single type of disease that people might
Speaker 8: have in ten twenty years or even recover from it
Speaker 8: and never suffer from it. It's accelerating every single problem
Speaker 8: that people would have in the future and creating new ones.
Speaker 8: So what I'm seeing is there were a lot of
Speaker 8: saline solutions because there's a lot of people that were
Speaker 8: vaccinated and didn't have any kind of effects. Either the
Speaker 8: immune system was able to deal with these nanoparticles or
Speaker 8: whatever it is in this an RN and all of that,
Speaker 8: or some of those vaccines were just a saline solution
Speaker 8: that had nothing in it. It's like a lottery. So
Speaker 8: basically it's like a game.
Speaker 2: I think it was code color coded lottery, I think, and.
Speaker 1: My more than likely they had u saline. They counted
Speaker 1: on the so called participation in this COVID program to
Speaker 1: continually get shots, and they would have got everybody eventually.
Speaker 1: They couldn't. They can't hurt everybody at once. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying a little bit too noticeable. They went
Speaker 1: a little too far and people noticed not enough Suning.
Speaker 1: I guess well, I.
Speaker 8: Live in a country where we have ninety six percent
Speaker 8: of the population, including children, vaccinated. That's that's how strong
Speaker 8: the program was. And so what we have now is
Speaker 8: only the immigrants that were not vaccinated, I having children, No,
Speaker 8: I get it. That one from the natural population is.
Speaker 1: Do you understand that, you guys, your your knowledge base
Speaker 1: with your group of people that you know, is so
Speaker 1: intensely amazing. They have to get rid of everybody who
Speaker 1: knows how this ship works so they can do all
Speaker 1: this ship all over again. I'm kidding you.
Speaker 8: There expecting nature to do that.
Speaker 1: Also make it. They're expecting you to not notice he did,
Speaker 1: and accept and accept the narrative that it was a
Speaker 1: natural thing that happened. Same thing I'm saying, the same thing.
Speaker 1: You are speaking the same language. Yep.
Speaker 6: And there's nothing new under the sun for the Great
Speaker 6: White Brotherhood either. That's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: I think there's good and bad everywhere you look, probably
Speaker 1: in every house. It's never all. It's not, it's not
Speaker 1: it's never everyone. There's good people in the world.
Speaker 8: Let me put this in a very controversial way. You
Speaker 8: are not allowed to go against the system in terms
Speaker 8: of what we're talking here. But you are allowed to
Speaker 8: be of one race and say, from one moment to
Speaker 8: the other, I now identified to being of that race,
Speaker 8: and so I want the same benefits or or problems
Speaker 8: that that race has. And that to me is not
Speaker 8: going over the freedom of of of expression, but it's
Speaker 8: going over the limit of logic and welfare in emotion
Speaker 8: and mental state, because that's refusing your body completely.
Speaker 1: Right to go cultural cultural, that's week right. Everybody's going
Speaker 1: with their culture, not just me, but I have one.
Speaker 8: They increase the borders and they decrease the culture, and
Speaker 8: that's the problem because we are becoming more and more
Speaker 8: the same, while our differences in terms of who we
Speaker 8: are and what we can do are getting different and different.
Speaker 8: And that's weird because what they should be doing in
Speaker 8: a globalization is take the best of each place and
Speaker 8: make it a better place for everyone, right, not bringing
Speaker 8: the problems off one place and implementing on the other
Speaker 8: place so that it has the same problems. And that's
Speaker 8: what they do. So it's obviously a plan. It's obviously
Speaker 8: not done for our benefit, but for theirs, and what
Speaker 8: is their benefit? That's the question.
Speaker 1: Well, I watched Fauci on TV on a rare interview
Speaker 1: off to the side, and he said, we've got so
Speaker 1: good at actuology. I go, wait a minute, we've got
Speaker 1: so good at actiology. We have shit to worry about,
Speaker 1: meaning they've gathered enough people of like to like mindset
Speaker 1: to get away with their shit. They have enough pile
Speaker 1: of people that are on board partition. When you study axiology,
Speaker 1: you're read it. In the beginning, it sounds wonderful, it
Speaker 1: sounds like shingero. Sounds great, until you get down towards
Speaker 1: the end of the definition or the idea of theology
Speaker 1: of axiology, and when they start talking about what art
Speaker 1: what artworks should be appreciated, it just sounds like straight
Speaker 1: Nazi talk. It really does.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you this. I am now working on
Speaker 8: a project for the in retaliation for the NACRA program,
Speaker 8: right so, and there's a lot of opinions, and even
Speaker 8: within my group, there's people that don't agree with me
Speaker 8: because they think that my position is to soft in
Speaker 8: or to resolve the problem. However, my concern in this
Speaker 8: problem is not the bodies that I think they do
Speaker 8: have the right to claim whenever they want is the culture.
Speaker 8: So you have now force fully and above the law,
Speaker 8: the pictures of Indians, books that talk about Indians, anything
Speaker 8: related to it, any artifact that it's not sacred but
Speaker 8: it's imbued with sacredness, is being removed from public. So
Speaker 8: what is happening is the America. And I'm saying this
Speaker 8: as a Portuguese, as an European. So what I saw
Speaker 8: is the America had a long process to create some
Speaker 8: kind of living between the Natives and the Americans, right,
Speaker 8: and it took time for them to start mingling with
Speaker 8: one another and accept one another and live with one another.
Speaker 8: What they are doing now is in two or three
Speaker 8: generations is this is not stopped. That chasm that exists
Speaker 8: between the Americans and the Natives is going to grow
Speaker 8: beyond what it was because the children would not know
Speaker 8: what is an Indian. Because they are keeping these people
Speaker 8: on their reservations. They are taking any kind of information
Speaker 8: that we can read or see or watch or learn
Speaker 8: from them from universities, from schools, from curriculums, scholar scholar curriculums.
Speaker 8: They are going to make the people don't know who
Speaker 8: they are, and then the next step is to force them.
Speaker 8: Then more back because they are not part of the society,
Speaker 8: and then more and how long until we have gaza
Speaker 8: walls in the America's closing these indigenous areas. How long?
Speaker 1: Right, they tried it, They tried it. We've got a
Speaker 1: We've got a massive infiltration of the United Nations in
Speaker 1: this country. People don't have any ideas. I watched a
Speaker 1: lot of watched a lot of it, the influx of it.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about your open border problem. You had
Speaker 1: to talk about the first invasion. It happened right at
Speaker 1: the end of Obama's last term. They flew as many
Speaker 1: planes as they could bro where I was living. People
Speaker 1: popped up everywhere from all over the world. They don't
Speaker 1: They're trying to figure out how to use their phones.
Speaker 1: They gave them cars. They're fashion into everything, trying to
Speaker 1: figure out how to drive. They gave them jobs, housing,
Speaker 1: and they gave them to blend in. It's crazy. I
Speaker 1: used to talk to them. I'm the only one in
Speaker 1: the whole city. It used to I know where I go,
Speaker 1: I know what's going on. I used to talk to him.
Speaker 1: My stories about when that happened are insane. They're watching
Speaker 1: Americans wondering what the hell's going on around here? I
Speaker 1: go hope crazy. And so they tried to implement part
Speaker 1: of the policies of Agenda twenty one. They literally were
Speaker 1: talking about building walls and separating neighborhoods just in California alone. Oh,
Speaker 1: I have the maps. I do have the maps that
Speaker 1: they created, and it's called the public private partnership that
Speaker 1: they tried to push. Look, it's part of it.
Speaker 8: It's exactly as you see. Because if you read, if
Speaker 8: you haven't actually had the patience to read the seven
Speaker 8: hundred pages or whatever it was, the Agenda twenty one
Speaker 8: and then the Agenda twenty three, it looks like a
Speaker 8: wonderful thing. It looks so well intended. The problem is
Speaker 8: those small parts of the text where it says kill everyone.
Speaker 8: That's the only problem of the text, right, because apart
Speaker 8: from that, it seems that everything that they're doing is great.
Speaker 8: It looks good on paper. It seems that it's for
Speaker 8: the best of the community, until that little part that
Speaker 8: says you have to eliminate x part of the population,
Speaker 8: or you have to introduce these elements and chemicals to
Speaker 8: create a natural selection in them among the population. So,
Speaker 8: but no one reads this stuff, because not only it's enormous,
Speaker 8: it's very expensive. I don't know if Agenda F two
Speaker 8: three is for sold for free now, but a JOHNA
Speaker 8: twenty one, I remember it was seven hundred and so
Speaker 8: euros back then. And I'm talking about all of those
Speaker 8: years again. It was impossible to acquire and read. Everyone
Speaker 8: talked about it, but no one knows what it was
Speaker 8: inside the agenda.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 1: We had it readily available here at Barns Noble for
Speaker 1: like no money. It also came with the cliff Notes
Speaker 1: version Agenda twenty one per dummies. Great at the store,
Speaker 1: but nobody's looking at it. Nobody's good. We got a
Speaker 1: problem here in America where people don't think, oh, it's
Speaker 1: not going to happen to me, and they think a
Speaker 1: lot of people think, why do I care? It's not
Speaker 1: affecting me, and the thing is headed towards you. You
Speaker 1: could tell some Americans there's a train coming, and they're like,
Speaker 1: they don't even want to look. They think you're tricking
Speaker 1: them so that you're going to rob them or some shit.
Speaker 1: It's just it's a problem in this country.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's not America, because if you tell people, look,
Speaker 8: don't put the pesticides on the culture because you're killing
Speaker 8: the bees. Oh, it's just lovesy insects. I care nothing
Speaker 8: for the bees. Yeah, but if you don't have the bees,
Speaker 8: you don't have the corn because you need them to
Speaker 8: polonize and for that to happen, rubbish. Kill all the
Speaker 8: bees because they just don't accept it. It just doesn't matter.
Speaker 8: There are a lot of bees. They will reproduce, it
Speaker 8: don't matter how And there are places that have eighty
Speaker 8: percent reduction on bees. So on the verge of losing pollination,
Speaker 8: it's like the zero on COEO two. Let's put net zero.
Speaker 8: Let's kill all the trees. Why do we don't need
Speaker 8: the trees? Okay, let's get what they eat.
Speaker 1: Yes, So when listen to this, listen to this dude
Speaker 1: Bill Gates talking about carbon capture BO two captured bro,
Speaker 1: and I used to I was I got just got
Speaker 1: busy sending crazy comments to a lot of key players,
Speaker 1: make them tired of the ship. I'm the asshole in
Speaker 1: the background that's fucking making them thick, and they're becoming
Speaker 1: aware that people know this. So let's cat maybe we
Speaker 1: can get these spiders burn hotter. That's big. The comment
Speaker 1: I throw at them, said, they don't.
Speaker 10: Out real quick that we talk about their system, but
Speaker 10: we don't talk about their spiritual core. And I believe
Speaker 10: this is at the spiritual core of this group of
Speaker 10: people that we keep talking about. This is the un
Speaker 10: meditation room. And in this, in this sort of space
Speaker 10: right here, you can kind of tell you've got that
Speaker 10: black que being this central identifier, and that's supposed to
Speaker 10: be this table of sacrifice, and the way that the
Speaker 10: walls are kind of lit, it seems like they're opening
Speaker 10: some kind of a dimensional gateway with it.
Speaker 8: There's a false door at the end.
Speaker 10: Well there's if you look at that painting, I think
Speaker 10: we have a closer version, but there's a scythe right
Speaker 10: in the middle of it. Right you can kind of
Speaker 10: see it hooked off to the side right there, and
Speaker 10: that side it does represent death.
Speaker 9: And they're they're showing you exactly what they believe in.
Speaker 10: They believe in this all consuming sort of death that
Speaker 10: they want to have happen on the altar of the world.
Speaker 9: And this is their spiritual core.
Speaker 10: This is what all of these theosophists and all of
Speaker 10: the theosophy offshoots all came together and agreed that this
Speaker 10: was going to be.
Speaker 6: Their symbols are prettier, but it sure looks the same.
Speaker 8: So they didn't saw the fifth element, I presume because
Speaker 8: those that support that death thing and well to and
Speaker 8: and badly sorry too. So it's it's something that I
Speaker 8: never understood that either in films and books that's saying
Speaker 8: that the guy that wants to destroy everything. It doesn't
Speaker 8: make any sense because if you destroy any thing what
Speaker 8: you're doing, you're going to be alone in the universe
Speaker 8: for the rest of eternity. It just doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 8: What I think it represents is a strongly eogenic movement
Speaker 8: that I think what represents but in terms of sacrificial
Speaker 8: as in here, I think that death is the representation
Speaker 8: of initiation, that all initiations starts with that going into
Speaker 8: darkness simulation of death and the reverse through the water
Speaker 8: into the light. So and I think that's what is
Speaker 8: represented here. I hope, I hope. I.
Speaker 10: I think what we're looking at is each one of
Speaker 10: these like sacred places to these different eras are representational
Speaker 10: of those eras. So you've also got a lot of
Speaker 10: that corporate artwork going on in this sort of abstract
Speaker 10: figure and it's really one of the times when they
Speaker 10: just decide that, hey, we're going to make all of
Speaker 10: our corporate artwork this sort of global homo style. And
Speaker 10: from this point onwards, that's sort of the representation you
Speaker 10: see repeated in all of their bland, banal, sort of
Speaker 10: shapeless what is that sort of figure and you could
Speaker 10: see it all throughout, you know, corporate artwork. That's what
Speaker 10: they call it, the corporate art style. And it's just
Speaker 10: all based off of the colors and kind of the
Speaker 10: vagueness that you see at this place. And this is
Speaker 10: really the birth of that art movement.
Speaker 8: And I'm very very intrigued by the the light effect
Speaker 8: purpose slight effect on the stone itself that has no
Speaker 8: light on the sides, only on the top. That is
Speaker 8: completely intentional. Yeah, you see even the light you see
Speaker 8: you see from the ceiling. The light is pointed to
Speaker 8: the to the author right and doesn't eliminate anything else
Speaker 8: but the top.
Speaker 6: At the bottom or to the bene I mean, yeah,
Speaker 6: as above, so below exactly.
Speaker 1: So this this would be a real good place for
Speaker 1: me to jump in because I studied light. I've been
Speaker 1: the optics guy since I was seventeen years old, and uh,
Speaker 1: I look at this thing the same way. I'm not
Speaker 1: can't even see what you're showing, but I already know
Speaker 1: what you're looking at. So this is how I get
Speaker 1: pictures of the spiritual, you know, think so what I
Speaker 1: do to get these pictures? Because I told Nick I
Speaker 1: would see that one again, So I've lid it. I've
Speaker 1: lived in a couple places where they're dusting us down
Speaker 1: so heavy with these photopharretic paramagnetic polymorphic radioactive metallic salt.
Speaker 1: I've been living in places where these are coming down
Speaker 1: so freaking heavy. They're up in the air, up in
Speaker 1: the air quite a bit th day through the photophoretic
Speaker 1: portions of the of the build. When it cools down,
Speaker 1: they sink. At night. I've stood at night out at
Speaker 1: three in the morning because this is what I have
Speaker 1: to do. I have to go out at like three
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. I do daytime stuff too, but
Speaker 1: check out, I'll go out at three o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 1: You can feel the radiation in the air. I find
Speaker 1: a spot in the neighborhood with the right type of lighting.
Speaker 1: I've got LEDs emitting radio waves. I've got a radioactive haze.
Speaker 1: I'm standing in. I turned the flash off my camera.
Speaker 1: I know due to the ambient lighting and the amount
Speaker 1: of darkness that's around me, and I'm the distance from
Speaker 1: the type of lighting there is. It's a combination of
Speaker 1: just knowing how it looks. I literally can take pictures
Speaker 1: and I literally have it looking back at me all
Speaker 1: day after. I got thousands of pictures. I got motion
Speaker 1: pictures of staying out in front of people's houses. I
Speaker 1: have one house lit up with Christmas lights. Nobody else
Speaker 1: did the Christmas thing, so I drove a great thing.
Speaker 1: I'm on a dark street. Adjacent to that is it'd
Speaker 1: be a nice bright street, so I got a little
Speaker 1: bit different lighting come in. Once you find it and
Speaker 1: once you see it, and once you understand that it's there.
Speaker 1: I do it all the time. You pature. You have
Speaker 1: to picture after picture. When I show these pictures of people,
Speaker 1: the reactions are prices. They're amazing. Oh my god. Some
Speaker 1: people just about they just about just say after about
Speaker 1: showing them like forty these things, they go their hearts
Speaker 1: can't take it. They're looking at it, they see it,
Speaker 1: they know it. I taught one dude how to take
Speaker 1: the picture he got the first time because we're riding
Speaker 1: through town. We're riding through town and I go, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, I go stop, I go check it out.
Speaker 1: Let's get out. I go, this is perfect spot, man,
Speaker 1: go take a picture, take a picture. And sure enough, man,
Speaker 1: we found it first time. He's like, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: Who's like, Holy shit? I go, I do it all
Speaker 1: the time, bro. I got on this tablet right here.
Speaker 1: I got hundreds, hundreds, I got thousand motion pictures of
Speaker 1: the of the spiritual side, the radiation I'm standing in,
Speaker 1: and the energy being put into my atmosphere from light
Speaker 1: bulbs like LEDs, vapor lamps are cool. You got haylines,
Speaker 1: you got yeah, incandescence. You've got the whole gamut. You know,
Speaker 1: if you know what you're doing when I first found it.
Speaker 9: Can you show you got your tablet? We can see it.
Speaker 9: If you would to chose some of your pictures, that
Speaker 9: would be great.
Speaker 1: Let me explain. No, no, check this out. I've got
Speaker 1: two answers. I got a I got a combination. Answer
Speaker 1: for you to answer at the end of the day
Speaker 1: is going to be yes. I can't show them to
Speaker 1: you now. I locked myself out of this Bucker, but
Speaker 1: check us out. It has an SD card, and all
Speaker 1: my files are duplicated. I'm both the hard drive and
Speaker 1: SD cards. SD card I'm with me for data extraction.
Speaker 1: The tablet's going to Wisconsin along with another brand new
Speaker 1: tablet to a guy who's going to do the data extraction.
Speaker 1: We're going to do it too, super ways. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter if they can extract it or not. I'm standing
Speaker 1: in Michigan. They're dusting me down so heavy right now.
Speaker 1: All I gotta do is go out at three o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning, get some new ones. Okay, I'll send you.
Speaker 1: I'll send you something, no problem, not a excellent I
Speaker 1: appreciate that.
Speaker 9: I'd like the technique. I want to know the technique too.
Speaker 9: I'd love to try this over here.
Speaker 1: I don't know if Nick had a chance. When you
Speaker 1: get kind of weird thing I do with the mirror image, now,
Speaker 1: I passed down a technique. I passed down a technique
Speaker 1: that where I could go out in the daytime. And
Speaker 1: it's an old Samerian trick basically mirror image. And the
Speaker 1: thing is if I take a picture of my cell
Speaker 1: phone with any of anything natural, and I take a
Speaker 1: simple mirror image. I no photoshop, just the simple mirror image.
Speaker 1: At you can move it in and you'll find hundreds
Speaker 1: and hundreds of faces in the stone all days. Just
Speaker 1: there's the character in the stone is insane and I
Speaker 1: get it every time, every single time. It's insane. I
Speaker 1: show pictures. Listen, I'm showing this lady at work and
Speaker 1: she goes it looks like they're trying to get in here.
Speaker 1: God laugh, listen. The uh the reactions are priceless, bro,
Speaker 1: It's amazing. I mean, it's a crazy everything for people
Speaker 1: wanting to pass out faint to. You got to stop
Speaker 1: showing me, Stop showing me to Are you the only
Speaker 1: one doing this kind of work to literally just describing
Speaker 1: what they're seeing. And I can tell they see it
Speaker 1: too because of what they say. So it's just pretty cool,
Speaker 1: you know, it's pretty well. That's a simple little trick
Speaker 1: that the Samarians because of the fall of the radioactive
Speaker 1: metallic salts that are really sinking low at night when
Speaker 1: it's nice and cool. I on a hunch, wait for that.
Speaker 1: But there's four layers deep. I have four layers deep
Speaker 1: of these pictures. I'm looking at shit that some people
Speaker 1: aren't going to be able to get their fucking head around, bro.
Speaker 8: But you are using some kind of combination on a
Speaker 8: camera is a simpol fida phone. Anyone can do it,
Speaker 8: unone to use and.
Speaker 1: Nope, anyone can do it. I have some older phones
Speaker 1: that have a little bit less resolution. It helped a
Speaker 1: little bit because of the distances that I'm working with
Speaker 1: this from the light source and the amount of it depends,
Speaker 1: so I'm dealing with the atmosphere. And so I would
Speaker 1: say anybody can do it. You can do it with
Speaker 1: phone in your hand. Anybody can do with any phone.
Speaker 1: You just get to get practiced with the tool you
Speaker 1: have your hand.
Speaker 8: Sure, So what you're saying is, it's not what you're saying.
Speaker 8: What I'm asking is is what you're saying is that
Speaker 8: when you look at those images with the light bulbs
Speaker 8: and whatever, you are because of the decay and the
Speaker 8: fallout that you are describing of radiation, you are able
Speaker 8: to the sensor in the camera are able to detect
Speaker 8: other dimensions that are there or are the lights producing it?
Speaker 8: Are the lights only creating that the environment where those
Speaker 8: elements can appear, or are they just there because of
Speaker 8: the light.
Speaker 1: That's an excellent question, and the answer is both both
Speaker 1: of those things that you said are true. And here's
Speaker 1: the thing that works because the things that I'm picking up,
Speaker 1: it's not in the light. You can see it in
Speaker 1: the light. You can definitely see it really too light bulb.
Speaker 1: You can watch this action on top of the light bulbs.
Speaker 1: But most of the time, I like the ones that
Speaker 1: are coming out and the energy comes like LED's certain
Speaker 1: things that land out in the atmosphere in the yard
Speaker 1: with you are the best ones. The ones that I
Speaker 1: get when I'm looking down the street, when I understand
Speaker 1: when i'm the ones I get down down the street.
Speaker 1: You're looking at layers. I pick up things to four
Speaker 1: layers deep into this realm. They all have their own expression.
Speaker 1: They all have You know, what's four layers deep is
Speaker 1: really hard for people to take because it doesn't really
Speaker 1: look so nice. If you can get that your head
Speaker 1: around that, the first layer looks really cutesy, looks real cutesy.
Speaker 1: Second layer deep looks a little more active, more mechanical
Speaker 1: and more active, like it's busy. Some of it sees
Speaker 1: you and looks right back at you. Some of it's
Speaker 1: sitting there and going You actually probably don't want to
Speaker 1: be looking at each other when you when you look
Speaker 1: at this ship, you're it doesn't bother me, but you
Speaker 1: try to motact with it.
Speaker 8: Have you ever tried to interact with it?
Speaker 1: I don't have to.
Speaker 8: No, I'm not saying you have to. I'm asking if
Speaker 8: you don't tried it.
Speaker 1: It happens anyway. It happens anyway. I don't know what's
Speaker 1: been happening all the time on different levels. You know,
Speaker 1: it's it's a it might be an attentive I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know, it might be an attention thing. They
Speaker 1: know sometimes that I'm taking this fucking picture, and sometimes
Speaker 1: they're just busy. That makes any sense, bro.
Speaker 8: Okay, I was just asking if you ever tried to
Speaker 8: communicate since you know they're there by the image.
Speaker 1: Well, I do. I talk to myself a lot. But
Speaker 1: if I'm out of third morning, I could talk and
Speaker 1: I could say anything I want. I could talk to them,
Speaker 1: I could talk to myself. It's all the same, and
Speaker 1: it's basically nobody's around. Nobody's awaken around to uh make
Speaker 1: a bus over it. So whether they want me to
Speaker 1: talk to or not, sometimes I just say shout out
Speaker 1: to the faithful ones. I don't know who they are.
Speaker 1: The ones up are cute. The guy in the back
Speaker 1: I'm not talking to. It's not yet. I don't care
Speaker 1: how ridiculous it sounds when.
Speaker 8: Not at all, not at all. It's just the way
Speaker 8: you say things that.
Speaker 1: I'm a skateboarder.
Speaker 5: So sorry, h Was there anything else you wanted to
Speaker 5: or anybody have any questions at all?
Speaker 6: Yet?
Speaker 3: Right now? All right, Donald? Is there anything else?
Speaker 5: I mean, we've already been going over two hours here.
Speaker 5: Is there anything else that you wanted to talk about?
Speaker 5: Or maybe we could just wrap it up if you
Speaker 5: don't mind. You got any other stories you want to
Speaker 5: tell us or anything that's one.
Speaker 1: I'd like to say. One thing. I did special hazard
Speaker 1: fire protection for like fifteen years. Okay. When I saw
Speaker 1: all the pictures of Santa Rosa, to fly over Santa Rosa,
Speaker 1: I saw one in Australia too, where they burned out
Speaker 1: people off the fucking earth. They're burning people off the
Speaker 1: fucking earth with a goddamn plasma. I took one look
Speaker 1: at the fucking fire and I said that plasma. I
Speaker 1: don't give a shit what you say A tune. Plasma
Speaker 1: doesn't see the trees. It goes great for the metal.
Speaker 1: You have a lattice, Your house is built with these lattice,
Speaker 1: you have roofing nails all spread out, You've got shit
Speaker 1: rock screw spread out, you have framing nails all throughout,
Speaker 1: you have roof trust. You don't understand the type of lattice,
Speaker 1: metallic lasice that would be a fire hazard all by itself,
Speaker 1: where it normally wouldn't without camptrails in the fucking air.
Speaker 1: No shit, Oh they think they're tricky. It's because people
Speaker 1: don't understand it.
Speaker 10: I guess, Well, you put metal inside of a microwave
Speaker 10: and you're talking about whatever that metal's in catching fire.
Speaker 9: So it doesn't take much to ignite that sort of reaction.
Speaker 1: These are tuned. These are highly efficient tune systems, and
Speaker 1: it takes almost no energy. So a certain amount of
Speaker 1: energy can cover a wide area. And so that's the
Speaker 1: primer that primes that and what you want with accumulation
Speaker 1: and saturation twenty five years of rusted down, So.
Speaker 5: That's something I think about how long that's been going on, Like,
Speaker 5: what the hell is accumulated up there already?
Speaker 3: Jeez.
Speaker 1: So if you want to know anything about these molecules.
Speaker 1: There's many, many, many family and species of these highly
Speaker 1: reactive metallic salts, highly prized for their behavior. You can
Speaker 1: go down the road, just take I'll give you some
Speaker 1: avenues to take a look at. You're gonna just typing
Speaker 1: capital letter TC.
Speaker 3: You say that again, you're breaking.
Speaker 1: Up capital capital capital letters t tc n Q. Look
Speaker 1: at that family of metallic selt Okay, we're looking talking
Speaker 1: to the modern firework here. Okay, very interesting species. And
Speaker 1: you can also look at a category called TC. Okay,
Speaker 1: see maltste noet and.
Speaker 5: Oh I'm sorry again, start breaking up, Sorry about that.
Speaker 5: He broke up all over again. Can you can you
Speaker 5: please repeat that?
Speaker 8: It's okay, it's maybe have him send it repeated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because they keep you see, I mean.
Speaker 1: If you can think about it, can you hear me
Speaker 1: say t t F T t F yes, okay, that's
Speaker 1: tetra thigh fool being. That's a good place to look.
Speaker 1: Another good place to look is it's just these are
Speaker 1: actions for these metallic salts. So if you got t
Speaker 1: C n Q, I don't know if you got that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah we heard that one. Yes, thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm handing these off because Ricardo is sitting right there. Bro,
Speaker 1: you should look sound like see that?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Actually? Any of you? I will look at it.
Speaker 8: I will look into it.
Speaker 1: So what you're looking for? So, so what you're looking for?
Speaker 1: If you're looking for built in phase changes in these materials.
Speaker 1: At point zero one bolts, it does one thing. When
Speaker 1: it hits point zero four bolts, it might have a
Speaker 1: dual phase change built into a single molecule. And you're
Speaker 1: gonna see the characteristics of what fits the m O.
Speaker 1: Of all the atmospheric shit, the orbs that they're filming,
Speaker 1: the UFO people are seeing shit, the fucking fire people
Speaker 1: are seeing ship. It fits all of that m O. Listen,
Speaker 1: this ship in the air, I fits exactly why I
Speaker 1: can get the pictures I do as well.
Speaker 8: Okay, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: You're welcome. Hey, listen, I'm not here to hide shit.
Speaker 1: I'm here to hides it. If you did, if you
Speaker 1: took ten seconds to look at that, Bro, I appreciate you.
Speaker 3: No, I will.
Speaker 8: I will look into it, thank you.
Speaker 3: I will. Yeah, Yeah, for sure, I'm sure I will
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 6: Because I've been looking into a bunch about salt els.
Speaker 6: I've been talking to Nick about different things for Utah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was right. That is interesting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's I I was yeah, it was
Speaker 5: interesting to see that stuff with the Utah salt. Something
Speaker 5: with Utahs, the salt lake cities that that salt. There's
Speaker 5: nothing else like it in the rest of the world.
Speaker 5: Completely different.
Speaker 1: You can also look at besh Guard salt called besch
Speaker 1: Guard salt b E c h b b e c
Speaker 1: h G A A R D. And you can look
Speaker 1: at Fabre's salts like the Bobre are you know Bobre
Speaker 1: Fabres salts it second sounds at baby r the apostrophe
Speaker 1: bob rais salts. Good place. Look, these are built, these
Speaker 1: are these are systems built on top of old knowledge
Speaker 1: system So I'm giving you some of the higher tech
Speaker 1: ones right now.
Speaker 3: Based on salt. That's crazy, right, something that we were
Speaker 3: thinking about.
Speaker 7: Because there's the most that's fine. They place elements kind
Speaker 7: of like all of your supplements, all of your drugs.
Speaker 7: They're all in the form of salts because it's going
Speaker 7: to enter into a very acidic environment in your stomach,
Speaker 7: so they want to stabilize and how much salt they
Speaker 7: put is hot where they want it released, so they
Speaker 7: want it released in your in your stomach, in your
Speaker 7: small intestin your large intestine. But salt is that, like
Speaker 7: we talked about at the beginning, it's a great stabilizer buffer.
Speaker 8: But can we say that when we talk about salts,
Speaker 8: we're talking about very tiny crystals or not.
Speaker 7: Salt is a crystal. I mean, I think the way
Speaker 7: that it forms, regardless if you use it sodium chloride,
Speaker 7: magnesium chloride sulfide, which is a sulfur derivative of the
Speaker 7: combination of the sulfur ion with the salt derivative, I
Speaker 7: believe it does form a crystalline type structure.
Speaker 1: I believe all different sizes and shapes due to the
Speaker 1: metallic contents, the portions and a character that is in
Speaker 1: the metal itself can affect the crystal shape, size, everything,
Speaker 1: all of them.
Speaker 6: It's just like why in medicine we are so concerned
Speaker 6: with you know, salts and how they enter the bloodstream
Speaker 6: i e. Different like ivy solutions. It's all based on
Speaker 6: exactly this.
Speaker 2: So the carrier.
Speaker 1: So saline is incredibly important. You know, they're keemp trailing
Speaker 1: the skies and people can't tell because what makes a
Speaker 1: cloud white, It's not refraction you're gonna get the wrong answer.
Speaker 1: Do talk to the stars people takes a cloud white,
Speaker 1: You'll get the wrong answer every time. Your oceans are
Speaker 1: so salty you can't drink the water or you'll die. Okay,
Speaker 1: does it take all of the salt up? No, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: They take a tiny bit enough to make the cloud white.
Speaker 1: Yet water is clear. Okay. I can take so much
Speaker 1: water right here out of the air. It's not even
Speaker 1: funny buckets of water out of the air. It's not white.
Speaker 1: A cloud is white, and so is that true?
Speaker 2: Mhm mm hmm, fantastic.
Speaker 3: Thank you, don I'm yelling at you.
Speaker 1: I'm yelling at you guys because I can't see you.
Speaker 3: That's all right.
Speaker 5: No, I'm taking it like that, and I'm taking it
Speaker 5: like that. You're good, man, You're good. You're fine, yeah
Speaker 5: at all. Yeah, as soon as you said you weren't
Speaker 5: good with technology, I understood.
Speaker 3: You're fine. No, No, it's not that oh, with the
Speaker 3: social media, social media.
Speaker 1: I don't use computers the same way other people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, totally fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but thank you very much. This is a very
Speaker 3: interesting stuff, for real, for real. Actually stop smoking them.
Speaker 1: I'll get somebody to help me. Practice with this stuff
Speaker 1: and if you ever want to yeah, God, any questions
Speaker 1: or anything. Hopefully I'll be better prepared next time and
Speaker 1: I'll be able to see you guys at all that.
Speaker 9: No, thank you, thank you for figuring this is an
Speaker 9: awesome episode.
Speaker 8: Yeah, donn you look to me like a fellow that
Speaker 8: should start learning how to just record videos, because you
Speaker 8: seem to be one of those fellows that I can
Speaker 8: talk with no problem in front of a camera, and
Speaker 8: you just have to publish your videos and help people
Speaker 8: out there trying to better figure out or where to look,
Speaker 8: or just putting the information out there without you having
Speaker 8: to be persecuted or worse.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, they put me through the mill. I just
Speaker 1: took a couple of things that was ahead of that
Speaker 1: was one of the first people to figure out these
Speaker 1: assholes were up to and they didn't like it. You know,
Speaker 1: I wasn't treated too well.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: Don Is there anything you want to leave, like any
Speaker 5: for people to get in touch with you or anything,
Speaker 5: any stuff you want to promote? Normally, I'm used to
Speaker 5: asking the show if they want to, you know, drop
Speaker 5: their wings or whatever. So I don't know what to
Speaker 5: say to you, to be honest, you know.
Speaker 1: What I would say, if anybody wants to goodbody wants
Speaker 1: to talk to you, my my my email address, just
Speaker 1: it's at p R g U d O N eighty
Speaker 1: eight at gmail dot com.
Speaker 5: All right, awesome, and I will if you want. I
Speaker 5: can put that in the links too after the show,
Speaker 5: if you if that's okay with.
Speaker 1: You, Yeah, that's fine because if somebody who has a question,
Speaker 1: why would I not talk to them?
Speaker 5: And if somebody's listening to this or whatever and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I understand what this guy is saying. Maybe hit them
Speaker 5: up and you know, throw some notes back and forth
Speaker 5: to each other. You know, that's how we all learn.
Speaker 5: But again, don thank you so much. Man, it was
Speaker 5: definitely definitely interesting. We'll definitely get you back on maybe
Speaker 5: talk some other way to shit for sure. Yeah, everybody's
Speaker 5: links are in the Bottom'm not gonna go through everybody again.
Speaker 5: And it's already been almost two and a half hours.
Speaker 5: I don't want to drag this out out the ten minutes.
Speaker 5: Uh so, yeah, everybody's links on the bottom. Again, Don
Speaker 5: thank you so much. I really really had a great chat.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you all coming on and spending you know
Speaker 5: this time with me and everybody in the chat. That's
Speaker 5: what's up. There was a lot of great stuff. You're
Speaker 5: all hung for a while. Great, uh, thank you, and
Speaker 5: that is the end of another Occult Rejects and until
Speaker 5: the next one.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, yes, I I alway used some pictures Nick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'll take him, yes, yes, yeah, I'm gonna listen.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna send you some pictures of what we just
Speaker 1: talked about.
Speaker 5: All right, definitely, definitely all right, Thank you very much, sir,
Speaker 5: and uh yes, that is the end of another ocult
Speaker 5: reject and until the next one.
Speaker 3: Everybody be well later