Speaker 1: Oh well of fleasor Hello, and welcome to the show.
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Speaker 2: Welcome Spirit Animal, Sam and Caleb and Doug and Renee,
Speaker 2: the Founding Father, k C. Kaylin and Canada, Eh and Ali.
Speaker 2: What's up everybody so far?
Speaker 3: So I am very curious what everybody has got going on, okay,
Speaker 3: and what kind of things are y'all on y'all's own
Speaker 3: kind of looking into, because clearly there's a lot of
Speaker 3: wild shit going on, the whole Trump thing and politics
Speaker 3: and yes, yes, tons of tons of it. I'm very
Speaker 3: curious what y'all have been digging into on y'all's own.
Speaker 1: What have y'all kind of heard going around the.
Speaker 3: Twitter sphere, the instace sphere, you know, what are the
Speaker 3: good cult members digging in on?
Speaker 2: And while y'all are about to tune into that, if
Speaker 2: you do want to, you know, I guess replied to
Speaker 2: any of the questions or anything. All you got to
Speaker 2: do is just type into the message box over here
Speaker 2: in the chat box or you can hit the little
Speaker 2: raised hand button. But if you're not speaking, we do
Speaker 2: ask if you mute your mute your microphone so that
Speaker 2: way it's not too many sounds all at once. But
Speaker 2: getting over to the chat here, Dougie said, call to
Speaker 2: Mania is running wild.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah baby, And you know what on Jonathan, is
Speaker 3: tonight the night that we announce the Florida thing or
Speaker 3: we hold off on that.
Speaker 2: Fuck it, let's announce it. Nobody likes a tease.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, you're right.
Speaker 3: So if for everybody listening live, y'all should be caught,
Speaker 3: you know, brought into the loop because y'all are the
Speaker 3: true blue cult members and for everybody listening to this
Speaker 3: tomorrow morning on Wednesday, just so y'all know, we will
Speaker 3: be at Brohemian Grove in Florida, October twenty sixth and
Speaker 3: twenty seventh. It is a two day con style event.
Speaker 3: We will have booths set up. I will have my
Speaker 3: armor if anybody wants to come and be a part
Speaker 3: of that.
Speaker 1: Tickets are on sale right now.
Speaker 3: I believe it is the Nephelum Death Squad that is
Speaker 3: one of the hosting pods for this event. Go check
Speaker 3: it out. There are still tickets available. We will be
Speaker 3: setting up a booth doing the meats and greets and
Speaker 3: the things. I'm actually gonna be renting out my arm
Speaker 3: if anybody wants to beat the shit out of each other, Hey,
Speaker 3: I got the stuff for it, So let's go.
Speaker 2: And there's gonna be a bunch of great podcasters there
Speaker 2: as well. So I believe Sam Tripley was there last year.
Speaker 2: Not sure if he's going there this year, but he
Speaker 2: probably should be.
Speaker 1: That Rife is going to be there doing the thing.
Speaker 1: We know that for sure.
Speaker 2: If you're fans of the Nephlam Death Squad, they're obviously
Speaker 2: hosting it, amongst so many others. We don't even know
Speaker 2: everybody that's going, but supposedly this year it's going to
Speaker 2: be an all out, blowout style bash going on over there,
Speaker 2: conspiracy con if you will, and it's just gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: I think it's a two day event too, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a Friday Saturday situation.
Speaker 3: So Brohemian Grove go look it up on the Nephlum
Speaker 3: Death Squad Instagram as far as I have found that,
Speaker 3: it's the quickest way to get define the direct link
Speaker 3: for the tickets, and we will be out there spreading
Speaker 3: the good word and opening third eyes.
Speaker 1: Irl so I'm pumped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we will have some some T shirts to that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a little stand for anybody wants to
Speaker 2: come get a cold T shirt. And you know, we'll
Speaker 2: be representing out there for sure with the Third Eye
Speaker 2: all the way open could members and you know, hey,
Speaker 2: we get to meet a bunch of great podcasters out
Speaker 2: as well. So hopefully this will mean that, you know, well,
Speaker 2: we'll end up generating some some good relationships, and good
Speaker 2: relationships you know, result in awesome, awesome like guests they
Speaker 2: come on the show. So we're really looking forward to
Speaker 2: doing that too.
Speaker 3: It's crazy how like stuff like this is getting seen
Speaker 3: more as like Okay, first of all, I would have
Speaker 3: wanted to go to this as an attendee because it
Speaker 3: seems cool as shit. Right then when the Nephelin Desk
Speaker 3: wuad we had them on our show or we went
Speaker 3: on their show excuse me last week from not mistaken
Speaker 3: for the turn off.
Speaker 2: Sorry, we went on there for the shout of turn
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. And we hit it off.
Speaker 3: We became instant homies because they are great dudes, and uh,
Speaker 3: invitations were extended and we're like, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, we're available, so let's do it.
Speaker 3: But it's crazy that these types of events are now
Speaker 3: like business trips for us.
Speaker 1: But it's like fun business. It's not like, oh, we
Speaker 1: have to go No, it's.
Speaker 4: Like, bro, we get to go to this to like
Speaker 4: do business, and this is our business now. It's oh
Speaker 4: my god, y'all dreams do come true. You just got
Speaker 4: to grind at it.
Speaker 2: Little pure imagination that's all it took. Maybe it's just imagination.
Speaker 3: It's like imagination and years of just getting after it,
Speaker 3: you know. But hey, it can happen. It can happen.
Speaker 3: And I see this as nothing but a positive thing,
Speaker 3: you know. It's not like we're some sort of like
Speaker 3: the guests of honor at this event by any means.
Speaker 3: We're just going, we're setting up, We're gonna be making
Speaker 3: some great contact, some great networking opportunities, some great time
Speaker 3: to meet possible cult members that'll be showing up. So
Speaker 3: everybody who is in that area of Florida, I believe
Speaker 3: it's Sunset or Summerville, Somerville, Florida.
Speaker 1: So if you are in and around that area, I
Speaker 1: hope to see you there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's gonna be awesome, dude. And Jacob actually
Speaker 2: told me off camera that if we can get twenty
Speaker 2: cult members to go, he will do some butt chugging
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 1: So, oh my god, that is not what was said ever.
Speaker 1: But I like your enthusiasm, sir.
Speaker 3: Uh no, no, no, I if I was a drinker anymore,
Speaker 3: I'd probably be down with that. I'll do some wild
Speaker 3: shit to make some things happen. But uh no, no,
Speaker 3: I have to say my butt chugging days are back
Speaker 3: in twenty thirteen where they belong in the Marine Corps.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I wouldn't. I wasn't necessarily that's a joke, y'all.
Speaker 2: Maybe I wasn't necessarily talking about alcohol. Maybe you could
Speaker 2: butt chug a bang because you're always sucking sucking those
Speaker 2: things right down.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid to actually do a bang enema.
Speaker 3: Like on some real shit you really do, like the
Speaker 3: green coffee enemas and stuff you got.
Speaker 1: Uh who's your Lindsay Roadway?
Speaker 3: She swears by him, And I've thought about it, right, dude,
Speaker 3: And she looks.
Speaker 2: So fucking healthy now too, like as opposed to like
Speaker 2: a year and a half two years ago. Oh my dude,
Speaker 2: she glows. Now, it's crazy how well those coffee animas work.
Speaker 3: I'm not knocking the coffee enemas, right, and I've I've
Speaker 3: genuinely thought about doing one every so often because it's
Speaker 3: the health benefits are insane. I've heard nothing but positive.
Speaker 3: I've actually never heard of someone doing it and having
Speaker 3: a negative report, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So I thought about checking that out.
Speaker 3: However, for bang, like i'd have to let that thing
Speaker 3: get flat first, and then like, I don't actually know
Speaker 3: what that type of B twelve injection would.
Speaker 1: Do to me.
Speaker 3: I don't know if like i'd actually be able to
Speaker 3: see sound or not. But I'm I'm kind of too
Speaker 3: afraid to really go.
Speaker 1: To that level. I don't maybe I don't know.
Speaker 2: Sam, We'll get to you. I do have a question though,
Speaker 2: that I that I want to ask Electron nick over there.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of anybody that boothed DMT? Is
Speaker 2: that something that somebody can do?
Speaker 1: Oh, I've heard of this, could you imagine? Dude?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh dude, yeah, yeah, you can definitely do it. And
Speaker 6: from what I hear, it's like very hard to dose
Speaker 6: because it is so potent when you do it that
Speaker 6: way and it can last away fucking longer than the uh,
Speaker 6: the fifteen minute smoking versions.
Speaker 2: Sign me up then, baby, that's what I want, Bofgang.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you want to, dude, you got that
Speaker 3: four aco dmt. All you need is to crunch that
Speaker 3: up to a powder, you know, mix it with some
Speaker 3: sort of a water solution and get you one of
Speaker 3: the little uh little bulbs, like you know, you get
Speaker 3: the kids in the constipated and.
Speaker 1: You know, I'll see you on the other side. Brother.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe you come back with like five whole lifetimes.
Speaker 2: You just lived in a completely different perspective. Who's to say,
Speaker 2: maybe I don't even come back at all. Maybe my
Speaker 2: body just eventually like ceases to exist, like whenever Thano
Speaker 2: snaps his fingers, you know, it just turns to dust,
Speaker 2: and my soul is just back reincarnated with the universe.
Speaker 1: So it's like lay he with the whole I am
Speaker 1: the liquor.
Speaker 3: This is when Jonathan, he's gonna come back from this
Speaker 3: Florida trip, y'all out of nowhere. He's gonna come on
Speaker 3: Mike Jonathan and goas just like I am the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have dispersed into the ship winds. At that point, wait,
Speaker 2: have you ever done a whipp it?
Speaker 1: Do you know? You know what they are?
Speaker 5: Right? Oh?
Speaker 1: Fuck yeah?
Speaker 2: We were making No, I've never I've never worn that's uh.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the computer thing that's different?
Speaker 6: But an actual whipp it is like nitrous oxide that
Speaker 6: you get from the dentist basically, but in a little
Speaker 6: small cancer.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we were joking.
Speaker 6: We always joke about boofing shit, me and my friends,
Speaker 6: and we were like, man, has anyone ever boofed a
Speaker 6: whip it?
Speaker 1: That would be like next level.
Speaker 6: I literally came across a video on TikTok today of
Speaker 6: a guy at a festival and he's telling this story
Speaker 6: about this dude who like had all these It was
Speaker 6: like a couple of hits of acid and XO inside.
Speaker 1: Of a whipp it balloon and the guy did it, yeah, and.
Speaker 6: He was telling the story about it. And I sent
Speaker 6: it to my buddy Chris because he's a psycho, and
Speaker 6: he was like, oh my god, you know it's real.
Speaker 7: But okay, like to whip it anally, like you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying, You're gonna have to hose in and
Speaker 7: like quirky, you're gonna have to have a butt plug
Speaker 7: for yourself unlooped.
Speaker 3: Heaven forbid, you get a little bit extra bag pressure
Speaker 3: and fart out all of your all of your nitrous oxide.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna have to get whatever size butt plug
Speaker 3: fits you got. Heaven forbid you go through the experimentation
Speaker 3: to figure that one out. I'm not saying it's impossible,
Speaker 3: but at a certain point, gents and ladies, it's like
Speaker 3: we we never stopped.
Speaker 1: We kept thinking about if we could. We never stopped.
Speaker 2: To see if we should. You know, I don't know if,
Speaker 2: But why would you butt plug that.
Speaker 3: Because it's air? Otherwise, what you're gonna do just hold
Speaker 3: in a fart until you start feeling it.
Speaker 2: No, But like I feel like there might be a
Speaker 2: better way to go about that. Like, all right, for example,
Speaker 2: what if you just put whatever said, uh plant medicine.
Speaker 2: We'll call it in a balloon, right, and then you
Speaker 2: get somebody to blow the balloon up in your ass
Speaker 2: until it explodes. Dude, I feel like that would be
Speaker 2: a pretty good highway system.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, but if we're talking about boofing nitrous
Speaker 3: like we're talking about boofing a whip, it so like
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think I don't know. I'm sure there's
Speaker 3: a powdered form of nitrous oxide out there. I'm sure
Speaker 3: somebody's out there doing lab shit. I'm just thinking, like,
Speaker 3: the only way I could see of boofing it would
Speaker 3: be to like fill up your rectum and then hold
Speaker 3: in the world's deadliest and spiciest fart until I guess
Speaker 3: it takes its effect, and God knows how long that
Speaker 3: could be.
Speaker 1: And like, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Some people, some people's sphincter muscles are really fucking good,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm it seems to me personally like Jacob would probably
Speaker 3: never ever do this, but somebody out there is finding
Speaker 3: out this information.
Speaker 1: Okay, the science is out there.
Speaker 2: The spirit animal would Sorry, Sam, we had John hold there,
Speaker 2: but I feel like this is something right up your alley.
Speaker 1: Oh God for to say, Sam, please chime in on this.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what you're about to say, but
Speaker 3: whatever it is, it's about to be gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you for the confidence. But it's funny. I
Speaker 8: knew when he said the the rippings, I was like,
Speaker 8: nitrous guess, but what if somebody takes shoon tea booth
Speaker 8: that and uh in just d m T.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 1: I mean there was a guy who did.
Speaker 8: Uh back in uh the trailer park and everything.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: There was a guy when I was a kid.
Speaker 8: I remember the next door neighbor coming buying some Southern glass.
Speaker 8: If we shall, dude boothed about uh dining bag worth
Speaker 8: of meth and uh, yeah, dude did not.
Speaker 2: Uh it was not pretty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm surprised he ever woke up again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but no.
Speaker 8: There was also another guy that my best friend's dad arrested.
Speaker 8: He took He took like a whole you know, the
Speaker 8: deck of like acid and all a hundred hits of
Speaker 8: acid straight to the dome. He legitimately thought he was
Speaker 8: a glass of orangejuice. And he is full of botomy.
Speaker 1: I had a kid in middle school. They did that
Speaker 1: same shit.
Speaker 3: Essentially, he like stuck a bible that's one hundred tabs
Speaker 3: in his sock and started running and a cop like
Speaker 3: the cops were chasing him, and shit, he went through
Speaker 3: a ditch and it like soaked through his skin. By
Speaker 3: the time he got home, the tabs were gone, but
Speaker 3: he felt it. It was a few months later he
Speaker 3: thought he was a glass of orange juice.
Speaker 1: Now pause. I don't know if this kid.
Speaker 3: Middle school now we're talking like thirteen years old at most.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this kid was like being serious
Speaker 3: or if he had seen this on a movie somewhere
Speaker 3: and ran with it. But yeah, yeah, people be fucking
Speaker 3: around and finding out.
Speaker 2: That is doing the absolute most. We are not people
Speaker 2: who suggest that you do hard drugs like that. We
Speaker 2: are more of whatever the earth provides for you.
Speaker 3: And also, dear cult members, don't boot nitrous I feel
Speaker 3: like it's weird that I have to say that out loud,
Speaker 3: but let's go ahead and just get up that out
Speaker 3: the way. Don't don't boof nitrous oxide, please and thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably not a good idea. Anyway, back to the
Speaker 2: chat over here, Dougie said, it's pumpkin spice season, baby.
Speaker 2: I agree, although I think pumpkin spice season is every
Speaker 2: day of the year. That's my favorite. I love all
Speaker 2: the pumpkin spice things. I saw. They came out with
Speaker 2: pumpkin spice cheerios. It gave me a little tickle in
Speaker 2: the nether regions when I saw that.
Speaker 3: That might be the whitest shit I ever heard in
Speaker 3: my life pumpkin spice cheerios my boy to me baby,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the audacity of that caucasidy.
Speaker 2: I don't even care. I'm not even I'm not even like.
Speaker 2: I don't feel bad about even saying that at all.
Speaker 1: I am mad at it.
Speaker 3: Pumpkin spice is that thing where I can have it
Speaker 3: once for the year and like be satisfied.
Speaker 1: And I'm not there.
Speaker 3: It's not cold enough to justify that cup of pumpkin
Speaker 3: spice coffee just yet for me personally.
Speaker 2: I mean, I drink coffee every day, so I don't
Speaker 2: really need it to be cold for me to drinking.
Speaker 1: That's true, I drink. I've been drinking more coffee these days.
Speaker 3: I've been slowly weaning off the bangs, and I am
Speaker 3: trying to get back into the realm of coffee to
Speaker 3: be a normal human being.
Speaker 1: At least that's the goal.
Speaker 2: Speaking of night, speaking of Knights's Oxide, I have decided
Speaker 2: that this rate here is going to be my very
Speaker 2: last energy drink that I ever drink. It's a nos
Speaker 2: by the way, for those who.
Speaker 3: Are okay, I had a NAS this morning as a
Speaker 3: matter of fact, Fuck yet.
Speaker 2: It I mean it is zero sugar. But dude, I
Speaker 2: noticed because there's there's periods of my life where I'll
Speaker 2: drink them, like every day, these energy drinks, and then
Speaker 2: I'll go like a week or a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: without having one, right, And I noticed that, Dude, my
Speaker 2: nerves are shot to hell whenever, like I'm coming down
Speaker 2: off of them. And I'm like, all right, well, I
Speaker 2: know that my I don't get super high or super
Speaker 2: low whenever I drink coffee, Like there's not like a
Speaker 2: serious crash. If there is, I'll just go or another
Speaker 2: cup or whatever. But dude, I just think that they're
Speaker 2: like I think these shorten your lifespan on some real shit.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sure of it. This is my second of
Speaker 3: the day. I mean, I just finished. I was thinking
Speaker 3: about cracking the third one for the live to stay up,
Speaker 3: and I'm just like, we'll see how it goes. But
Speaker 3: I think the recommended like no more than I think
Speaker 3: is twelve hundred milligrams of caffein and dayor is it
Speaker 3: eight hundred? Say, It's something that I've been surpassing for
Speaker 3: a good few years now, and I just found out
Speaker 3: there was an actual quantifiable number behind it, so to
Speaker 3: your point. Yeah, my nerves be feeling shot a lot,
Speaker 3: and I'm always you see how I am with like
Speaker 3: stress and all the shit.
Speaker 1: In my head. I'm wondering if the energy drinks are
Speaker 1: hurting more than they're helping.
Speaker 6: But you know it's not good, Nick, what you got, dude,
Speaker 6: I've been I've been trying to stop the energy drinks too,
Speaker 6: and I've been doing the you know that neurow gum.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've got a bunch of the mints and stuff.
Speaker 6: I've been doing those like in place of energy drinks,
Speaker 6: like in the morning and stuff, and they seem to
Speaker 6: help me. I kind of get what I need. But
Speaker 6: and there's hardly, you know, any bad ingredients in those things.
Speaker 6: But I mean the caffeine by itself, I think, isn't
Speaker 6: really that bad for you. It's just like all the
Speaker 6: other bullshit that's in the energy drinks. That's like the
Speaker 6: real bad stuff.
Speaker 2: That's fair, right. I need to I need to start
Speaker 2: taking lines made more often, I think in place of
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 1: Dude, I'm hearing so many people's reports.
Speaker 3: One of the companies was mud Water, and I mean,
Speaker 3: they're not sponsoring us, so I hate to give them
Speaker 3: a plug, but at the same time, good Shit's good shit.
Speaker 1: It's them and a couple of these other ones.
Speaker 3: They are like coffee replacement morning drinks that seem like
Speaker 3: and taste like and look like coffee, but they're just
Speaker 3: mushroom juice. And apparently this is some life changing shit
Speaker 3: that's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you're talking about like nootropics basically, right,
Speaker 2: which are right fucking great for you, especially for like
Speaker 2: brain connectivity and neurons. If you're somebody that spaces out
Speaker 2: like a lot like I do, then that's probably something
Speaker 2: that you need. But yeah, I think that, uh, it's
Speaker 2: it's time to start taking some more of that lines made.
Speaker 2: But anyway, look, I do want to get back to
Speaker 2: some of the stuff that's going on in the chat,
Speaker 2: and the Spirit Animal says that he's been doing a
Speaker 2: deep dive back into the aquatic ape theory. Interesting. What
Speaker 2: have you found, Samuel.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm not gonna lie to you.
Speaker 6: I did most of my research of this when I
Speaker 6: was sixteen.
Speaker 8: I actually had conversations with my biology teacher, and I
Speaker 8: even convinced sure that it probably is.
Speaker 2: Sound.
Speaker 8: All right, So y'all did an episode of his myrmaids
Speaker 8: and silence way back in the day.
Speaker 2: I think I mentioned it there.
Speaker 8: But so the silence, the harpies, the mermaids of all
Speaker 8: different cultures, all they all, they go further back than
Speaker 8: what most people think.
Speaker 6: There's cave paintings of them.
Speaker 8: And if you just look at how humanity is, we hunt,
Speaker 8: We literally hunt other Homo sapiens to extinction. We've wiped
Speaker 8: out our own, We've wiped out races before. It is
Speaker 8: not hard to think that we that in a ancient
Speaker 8: ancestralized hunted another one to extinction or drove them out
Speaker 8: to see you have the There is a dribe down
Speaker 8: in uh Africa, like the the continent I can't remember.
Speaker 8: I think it's the Congo that they can they literally
Speaker 8: evolved where there. They have a second set of eyelids
Speaker 8: that they can open their eyes up, but it's more
Speaker 8: like a film, and they can hold their breath.
Speaker 6: There's also a.
Speaker 8: Almost a fully female it's a matriarchy tribe instead of
Speaker 8: the normal patriarchy. Uh The females actually go fish, they
Speaker 8: spearfish and everything, but they hold their breath for about
Speaker 8: an hour and a half. It's like their lungs have
Speaker 8: evolved for special reasons. Also, I've been watching videos of
Speaker 8: Russian oldiggs here for the.
Speaker 6: Past few days.
Speaker 8: Like at twenty five thousand feet, it's the well passed
Speaker 8: human diving depths for the red suit, like where you
Speaker 8: would be able to spear fish. There you see a
Speaker 8: big fish. I'm not well versed in I think it
Speaker 8: was a sturgeon. But all you see is a spear
Speaker 8: coming out and it's not like a regular spirit like head.
Speaker 6: For like Martin, it looked like it was napped.
Speaker 8: But you see it hit the fish, the fish trickle
Speaker 8: off and you see something swing by and the fish
Speaker 8: is gone in like seconds of it and it's like
Speaker 8: it's out of a drum footage POV. And also there
Speaker 8: is evidence in the nineties that the navy was fucking
Speaker 8: around the sonar and the whales were beaching themselves. And
Speaker 8: there is a couple of kids they've said that they
Speaker 8: found a weird looking body and the navy question the
Speaker 8: question of the Noah North.
Speaker 1: What is it called?
Speaker 6: It's in oh A. They even collected evidence.
Speaker 8: They they supposed he had a body, but but it
Speaker 8: was more of not a complete body. But they found
Speaker 8: like a ridge uh and uh. They had a tail
Speaker 8: and everything, but the pretty much of the ridge was
Speaker 8: giving them a sonar and echo location, kind of like
Speaker 8: a bat. And it's not in the fact of matter.
Speaker 8: There's a bunch of cave paintings and everything. Our ancestors
Speaker 8: were not stupid. They drew what they saw. There's cave
Speaker 8: paintings of flying saucers or if there's paintings of UFOs
Speaker 8: in a bunch of the paintings by Leno da Vinci,
Speaker 8: but they are it's like people, but they instead of
Speaker 8: it has humans chasing them, throwing spears and arrows on
Speaker 8: the wall, hunting the uh, the mermaids and all.
Speaker 2: Dude, I believe in all of that for sure. And
Speaker 2: you know, well, I'll even go as far as to
Speaker 2: say that is it that crazy to think that all
Speaker 2: of those things that are coming out of the ocean
Speaker 2: or going back into the ocean the alien the orbs,
Speaker 2: not necessarily the orbs could be the orbs, but uh,
Speaker 2: like think about the Tic Tac, like all those alien vehicles,
Speaker 2: they all seem to be going right, and they're all
Speaker 2: seemed to be going back into the water. And I
Speaker 2: don't know, I'm I could see that being a thing
Speaker 2: we haven't discovered most of the water. Right, We've discovered
Speaker 2: more fucking space than we have a water, I think allegedly.
Speaker 2: And it's like, why why do we have all this,
Speaker 2: all this water on this planet and all these all
Speaker 2: these places that you can search for things at the
Speaker 2: bottom of the sea, certain plant life, certain I imagine
Speaker 2: some of the plant life at the bottom of the
Speaker 2: sea that could be beneficial towards healing cancer or something.
Speaker 2: You there just has to be some reason to want
Speaker 2: to go to the bottom of the sea, if not
Speaker 2: just for fun exploration.
Speaker 3: I've always wondered, why, all right, if seventy percent of
Speaker 3: the earth somewhere eighty to seventy percent of the earth
Speaker 3: is water, and the vast majority of it is undrinkable water,
Speaker 3: and we have the technology to have desalinization plants, somehow
Speaker 3: we still have droughts all over America. Why in the
Speaker 3: actual fuck have we not spent over the last one hundred,
Speaker 3: two hundred whatever years that we've had actual government programs
Speaker 3: to try to make just America better. Why haven't we
Speaker 3: invested in like massive, massive, like I'm talking every mile
Speaker 3: down an ocean we have a desalinization plant to where
Speaker 3: we literally never have to worry about droughts again?
Speaker 1: How have we not funded that? But whatever?
Speaker 2: I guess yeah, And there was what was that? What
Speaker 2: was that? One? Video?
Speaker 1: Is like on the.
Speaker 3: Discovering it's not lucrative to have irrigation, good clean water
Speaker 3: to farmlands and shit. But it's like, you're right, because
Speaker 3: the overarching lucrative of it is it's better to keep
Speaker 3: people under your thumb with no water and no food.
Speaker 3: But it's like, even back when they claimed that they
Speaker 3: gave a fuck about us, how have we not done this?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: I think about you know that that old video on
Speaker 2: I think it was on Discovery or something along those lines,
Speaker 2: where the guy was exploring the depths of the sea, right,
Speaker 2: and then he got to the bottom of the sea
Speaker 2: and there was like a whole nother separate sea on
Speaker 2: top or under what we know as the sea. It
Speaker 2: was like this whole separate like water table, and it
Speaker 2: was like gelatinous almost. Remember, like that's I want to
Speaker 2: know what's going on in there? We're talking megladon kind
Speaker 2: of shit, you know, like we're talking fucking mermaids going
Speaker 2: on down in there. Zombie, what do you think about that?
Speaker 10: Ironically?
Speaker 11: Our good old NASA just put out three articles in
Speaker 11: the last two weeks about the ocean and about what's
Speaker 11: under the deep ocean and the explorations. You have multiple
Speaker 11: billionaires funding these projects, and they're coming up saying that
Speaker 11: they're finding all sorts of stuff down there, but then
Speaker 11: they won't actually go into detail. And then NASA puts
Speaker 11: out this, and I'm like, NASA, if you're putting out
Speaker 11: this stuff, then we know that there's something sketchy going on.
Speaker 3: If the space program is speaking on the depths of
Speaker 3: the ocean, Yeah, I'd agree, that's a little bit of
Speaker 3: a red flag to my logical brain for sure.
Speaker 2: Some would actually say that NASA probably deals more with
Speaker 2: the ocean than it does space in general. Like I mean,
Speaker 2: if you really think about it, every single one of
Speaker 2: those rockets, they all make the arc back seemingly possibly
Speaker 2: back down into the ocean, maybe back to the Bermuda triangle. Like,
Speaker 2: there's definitely some some shit that like is going on
Speaker 2: there that nobody's talking about.
Speaker 3: I think so I could see that for the what
Speaker 3: the quote unquote official narrative would be the story that
Speaker 3: NASA would say, Because you're right right, so up until
Speaker 3: very recently when Musk and his team of engineers allegedly
Speaker 3: if you believe in space expiration, created reusable rockets to
Speaker 3: this degree, most of the time you have a rocket
Speaker 3: go up so far, and then you have those two
Speaker 3: ones that would peel off right, and then you'd have
Speaker 3: the big whole massive rocket that would peel off at
Speaker 3: a certain level, and all these things. Those would all
Speaker 3: go into the ocean. So it would make sense to
Speaker 3: me that NASA would have some sort of a scuba team,
Speaker 3: a salvage team, if you will, to get those rockets
Speaker 3: out of the oceans, that they could do the test
Speaker 3: and figure out how they can make things better. It
Speaker 3: makes sense on that front. But why would NASA still
Speaker 3: be talking about that. What do they have they launched
Speaker 3: something recently. I thought Musk was the only one that
Speaker 3: was launching shit in America anymore.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, Who knows, dude, Nick, what
Speaker 2: you got on that?
Speaker 1: Dude?
Speaker 6: Yeah, NASA actually started out as as an ocean program
Speaker 6: to begin with. I believe if like their origins, was
Speaker 6: studying the ocean. But and then on the UFO stuff.
Speaker 6: I think one of the reasons why they changed it
Speaker 6: from UFO to UAP was because specifically that they weren't
Speaker 6: dealing with just flying objects anymore. It was you know,
Speaker 6: they're going in the water too, so just to kind
Speaker 6: of all encompass and you know, get the stigma off.
Speaker 6: But uh, I forgot what else is gonna say? The
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the oceans. I read the other day that
Speaker 6: they just they discovered that there's more water in like
Speaker 6: underground oceans, underneath the ocean that that we can see,
Speaker 6: like there's more water underneath the ground in like pocket
Speaker 6: oceans than there are than there is on the surface
Speaker 6: of all the oceans together.
Speaker 1: I believe that one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Bro So, Look in my area, anybody that's digging a
Speaker 3: well to get water just to their own house, to
Speaker 3: not be on the city water or whatever. There is
Speaker 3: an ancient underground river that no one knows about except
Speaker 3: for the people that are digging wells that they just
Speaker 3: tap into and they know exactly how deep to go.
Speaker 3: And it's like a guaranteed thing in this area. And
Speaker 3: it's like hold on an ancient underground river that is
Speaker 3: still currently flowing fresh water.
Speaker 1: Yo, how many of those do we have around the way?
Speaker 3: No one can answer that, really truly it's all kind
Speaker 3: of up in the air and the locals would know
Speaker 3: about it. So to your point, there is way more
Speaker 3: water than what we originally initially see on this planet
Speaker 3: all around us.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, and I think it's called like there's fresh water
Speaker 6: that comes out of the ground. I think it's called
Speaker 6: like primary water or something.
Speaker 3: Well, you're talking about geysers in like springs, are you
Speaker 3: talking about?
Speaker 6: No, it's literally I mean, I guess I think it's
Speaker 6: something different, but it's it's called primary water. It's like
Speaker 6: this ancient water that comes from you know, some underground
Speaker 6: source that just never stops coming out. And it's not
Speaker 6: like geothermal, it's like just flowing, gotcha.
Speaker 1: Fuck yeah. Man.
Speaker 3: See, I'm just saying the whole intelligent design slash creator
Speaker 3: slash group of creators things. There's way too many shit
Speaker 3: that perfectly flows together for this to be some sort
Speaker 3: of evolutionary accident.
Speaker 1: That's asinine to.
Speaker 6: Me, no doubt in my mind that there's elements of
Speaker 6: intelligent design everywhere you look if you open your eyes.
Speaker 2: Divinely Raiate hit Zombie.
Speaker 11: Speaking of the NASA thing, I was trying to find
Speaker 11: the article and I found it. So they have this
Speaker 11: five billion dollar program that's going to be potentially doomed.
Speaker 11: But it's about water. So they're trying to go to Europa,
Speaker 11: which is the moon around Jupiter, which is in that
Speaker 11: thick shell of ice. Beneath it is a warm ocean
Speaker 11: that flows twice as much salt water, and they're trying
Speaker 11: to see if they can get there to see if
Speaker 11: we can actually survive or make something of it. But
Speaker 11: they won't test the water here and figure out how
Speaker 11: to use our seventy percent of salt water. But they're
Speaker 11: going to spend five billion to go to quote unquote there.
Speaker 3: So all right, now you said it was like basically
Speaker 3: doomed to fail, but there's almost spending five and I
Speaker 3: mean five billion that is not to get there.
Speaker 1: That's going to be a whole other ordeal.
Speaker 3: So the five billion has got to be the project
Speaker 3: once they get there, to try to desalinate the water
Speaker 3: on a moon of Jupiter to try to see if
Speaker 3: it could sustain human life on it, Like for what?
Speaker 2: But Nick, remind me, are you a believer that we
Speaker 2: can leave this planet and go to other planets?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 1: Yes? So you do believe space is real?
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 1: I do?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I mean, like I've told you all I was.
Speaker 1: I went down.
Speaker 6: I was ninety percent on the flattered side, you know,
Speaker 6: just mainly because I can't prove it. I can't see it,
Speaker 6: you know, And I'm That's why religion was hard for me.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: It was just like if I'm not seeing it, touching it,
Speaker 6: feeling it like you know, or experiencing it on my own,
Speaker 6: then I really don't know, you know. And it's a belief,
Speaker 6: that whole belief and knowing the type thing. And then
Speaker 6: when I had my experience with my guides and everything,
Speaker 6: I knew for a fact what I was experiencing was
Speaker 6: real and like more profound than anything I've ever experienced
Speaker 6: on an emotional level, and everything involved with it, right,
Speaker 6: And they told me where they're from, so I'm inclined
Speaker 6: to believe them, and they never lied to me, so
Speaker 6: I know the fact that they can come here from
Speaker 6: somewhere else and vice versa. And just looking into all
Speaker 6: the information from Cab and the family to together and
Speaker 6: all them, they've said that, and this is you know,
Speaker 6: I choose to believe what they say on this and
Speaker 6: that there have been humans that have traveled off planet,
Speaker 6: off you know, to the Moon or whatever, just necessarily,
Speaker 6: not necessarily in the way that we've been told.
Speaker 2: So okay, I always like personally, how I've always looked
Speaker 2: at it is that I think that it would be
Speaker 2: more of like an astra projection kind of situation. Maybe
Speaker 2: you get there through meditation or hypnosis or whatever. I
Speaker 2: think that your mind, there are no barriers as to
Speaker 2: where you can go. They do have like certain guided
Speaker 2: meditations for you to go to these places and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. But I just cannot envision a human going
Speaker 2: off of this planet.
Speaker 3: Because everything until technology catches it to where we can
Speaker 3: go on a space trip for a week. Because I
Speaker 3: think about one hundred years ago right now, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 3: nineteen twenty four, yo biplanes were like the shit that
Speaker 3: is an open cab, giant fan blade on the top
Speaker 3: of a thing with two wings, and like that was
Speaker 3: the shit. One hundred years into the future, we have
Speaker 3: like jets that are able to do mock god knows what,
Speaker 3: give it another one hundred dude, before we die, I
Speaker 3: could see space exploration like trips, like family trips to
Speaker 3: the moon or something being a thing that we could
Speaker 3: see happen.
Speaker 2: There's no fucking way, dude, I just can't see. I
Speaker 2: want to believe that, like I want to believe that
Speaker 2: that's a possibility, but I don't even know if these
Speaker 2: things are like physical places that like physical in the
Speaker 2: sense of what we know to be physical, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, Like, why is it that whenever you
Speaker 2: look up to look up at him and a telescope,
Speaker 2: it looks like a fucking light underwater and it's like
Speaker 2: all wavy and blurry, and it looks like sound that's
Speaker 2: penetrating water. Why why does a physical place could be
Speaker 2: the lens. No, it doesn't happen whenever you shoot it
Speaker 2: at other places necessarily, like you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: Like you're saying that it's a lens malfunction. That's the
Speaker 2: reason why people are getting those ripples.
Speaker 3: It's ing through like the atmosphere right right, which has
Speaker 3: water in the air. And but I mean, it depends
Speaker 3: on the telescope you're using it. I'm not saying look
Speaker 3: at NASA's no.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: But also if you're buying it from like the store
Speaker 3: at the mall, yeah, it's probably you know, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You have to get a good thing that is made
Speaker 1: to see it. But again, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know the answer of why it looks like water.
Speaker 3: I've seen the same pictures you have. I don't like
Speaker 3: have people.
Speaker 2: Are using the expensive cameras they're using, like the P
Speaker 2: nine hundreds and the P one thousands and stuff. These
Speaker 2: things are thousands of dollars each talking about like, I
Speaker 2: don't know how many thousands, but I know they're pretty
Speaker 2: damn expensive. And as a matter of fact, there's they
Speaker 2: work so well that I believe it's Nikon that makes
Speaker 2: those P nine thousand or P nine hundred and P
Speaker 2: one thousand cameras that are like very well made. Dude,
Speaker 2: they don't even fucking make them for the public anymore.
Speaker 2: They are strictly like contractors for NASA and shit. Now
Speaker 2: and it's like, okay, so the one thing that we
Speaker 2: had in order to be able to zoom in on
Speaker 2: the Moon, like say, whenever we go to the Moon,
Speaker 2: we don't have anymore. And now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: all the space trips are to the dark side where
Speaker 2: we can't zoom in on them. Does that not sound
Speaker 2: a little fishy to you?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm still not one hundred percent of China ever.
Speaker 3: I know they were trying to get to the Moon
Speaker 3: to explore the dark side.
Speaker 11: Bro.
Speaker 3: You look at every ounce of the story that they
Speaker 3: tried to spit as facts about their journey, and like,
Speaker 3: has anybody even checked in to see how that played out?
Speaker 1: Did they make it home any of that stuff?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: You know why because no one has fucking heard anything
Speaker 3: else since. I don't believe that that trip ever actually
Speaker 3: went off to the moon either. I think that was
Speaker 3: a big ploy. I don't think it's impossible to go
Speaker 3: to the Moon, but I believe that was a lie.
Speaker 2: I personally think that it's all one giant money grab.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: You think about it, like you can convince people that
Speaker 2: you're gonna take their tax paying dollars. If you're going
Speaker 2: to go to New Lands, you're gonna go explore the unexplorable,
Speaker 2: like something where man has ever been before. Take my money.
Speaker 2: Most people would say, please, just take it, right. But
Speaker 2: if you're not going to the moon, where's that money going?
Speaker 2: You know, that's where I like to look into it,
Speaker 2: Like all the money that is going to NASA. I mean,
Speaker 2: I know that it's not a shitload in the big
Speaker 2: scheme of things, but imagine that money like going towards shit.
Speaker 2: That actually means something agreed.
Speaker 1: Agreed, Luke, what you got to do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry, Luke.
Speaker 12: Hey, they're still trying to say that space is a
Speaker 12: vacuum and we're in a pressurized container.
Speaker 1: Basically they renigged on that.
Speaker 3: They renegged on the vacuum situation because they now, like
Speaker 3: we've been saying for years, that's an impossibility. They're not
Speaker 3: one hundred percent sure what space is quote unquote space.
Speaker 1: I would think it's.
Speaker 3: More of a fluid, but I don't know what the
Speaker 3: official narrative is going off of these days.
Speaker 12: My question based off of that is if it is
Speaker 12: something like that, even if we are in like a
Speaker 12: kind of like a sealed capsule, I want them to
Speaker 12: explain how a four hundred thousand or yeah, four hundred
Speaker 12: thousand pounds space shuttle traveling at thirty thousand miles an
Speaker 12: hour can break through without creating some kind of hole
Speaker 12: for anything to escape out or come in, or meteors
Speaker 12: coming through breaking through there, or US launching nukes in
Speaker 12: Operation Fishbowl that didn't break anything through.
Speaker 3: So I can I ask you, And this is not
Speaker 3: me trying to like back Naso, but as a straw man.
Speaker 3: To your point, whenever we go into water off of
Speaker 3: a diving board, do we create a crazy vortext of
Speaker 3: like things don't work or like it closes around us?
Speaker 1: Once we go on the other side into the water surface,
Speaker 1: put the water above you and jump up.
Speaker 3: Though I'm saying, and when I say fluid, I don't
Speaker 3: mean like a liquid. I mean like some sort of
Speaker 3: maybe even a gel, who knows. But if we are
Speaker 3: in an air bubble floating through all that, if we
Speaker 3: were to break through that air bubble lining and be
Speaker 3: in the gel or in the fluid, I feel like
Speaker 3: it would kind of close and continue. But again, you
Speaker 3: may be onto something here, and once we pop the bubble,
Speaker 3: it all comes crashing down.
Speaker 1: I mean, who's to.
Speaker 12: Say, Yeah, maybe breaking the surface tension would kind of do.
Speaker 2: That possibly, See, I would think that, you know how
Speaker 2: we were talking about that video about how there was
Speaker 2: there seemed to be like another layer of water underneath
Speaker 2: the sea that that guy was exploring on the History
Speaker 2: Channel or whatever it was. I would say, bare minimum,
Speaker 2: that's what we have to cross to get into space.
Speaker 3: But what if that was just mercury, Because like, mercury
Speaker 3: is denser, than water. And if I was to go
Speaker 3: and drop five gallons of mercury in the middle of
Speaker 3: the ocean, it's gonna settle to its lowest point.
Speaker 1: Cut to fifty years from now.
Speaker 3: Some submarine goes down there and finds us puddle of
Speaker 3: what the hell is that at the bottom of the ocean,
Speaker 3: and it's like bouncing off and it's like, yeah, because
Speaker 3: that's a denser liquid. And I don't know, because I
Speaker 3: don't think they actually took any samples of that puddle
Speaker 3: to bring it back up. I don't know if the
Speaker 3: sub had the capabilities of taking a sample. I hope
Speaker 3: they redo that and like re send the sub down
Speaker 3: there to take us ample so you could see what
Speaker 3: the fuck that liquid is.
Speaker 1: I'm curious.
Speaker 2: Mercury's red, though, isn't it?
Speaker 1: No, it's silver, is it?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I mean they can color it if like it's going
Speaker 3: in a thermometer or something, but mercury in and of itself,
Speaker 3: like naturally it's a liquid metal, it's silver.
Speaker 2: How about that? Anyway, I'm learning things all the time.
Speaker 2: Nicholas or Zombie, I don't know who was first.
Speaker 6: Think me, Okay, yeah, so I uh, I had a
Speaker 6: theory that I have to get out based on like
Speaker 6: the whole physicality of the stars and the vibrations and
Speaker 6: how it looks like water and everything. So and this
Speaker 6: is kind of based on from what I understand about
Speaker 6: the Pleiadians. So they reside naturally in a higher dimension,
Speaker 6: right they say the seventh okay, and they live on
Speaker 6: the stars.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: So for them in a higher dimension, the stars from
Speaker 6: their perspective, are physical, like if physical in the way
Speaker 6: that you would think that this reality is physical, Like
Speaker 6: there's things that are tangible right from that.
Speaker 1: Vibration okay.
Speaker 3: So like from our angle, Jupiter looks like a star.
Speaker 3: When we look at it in a telescope, we see
Speaker 3: that it's a planet. You're saying, it's like that or
Speaker 3: you mean actually like what we call the sun for
Speaker 3: their dimensional being, that is their solid land mass type situation.
Speaker 6: When we see the Pleiads and they're stars, they're actual
Speaker 6: stars to us, okay, But in a higher dimension there's
Speaker 6: something that you could walk on gotchcality and you know,
Speaker 6: houses and all kinds of things, right or what you
Speaker 6: would call a house. But so, and that's in a
Speaker 6: higher dimension for them, but for us in the three
Speaker 6: D whenever you're looking at your table or your phone
Speaker 6: or a brick or whatever, those things are physical too,
Speaker 6: but we know on a quantum level that everything there
Speaker 6: is no physicality. It to be like everything is just
Speaker 6: frequency and it's all vibrating. It's just you can't tell
Speaker 6: that it's vibrating because you're you are vibrating at a
Speaker 6: certain you know vibration, and your eyes can't tell that
Speaker 6: it's vibrating because it's too fast for you to perceive.
Speaker 6: So I'm I feel like whenever we're looking at these
Speaker 6: stars or looking at things through telescopes, that they could
Speaker 6: look like frequency and vibration because you can't perceive the
Speaker 6: physicality of it because you're not attuned or your perception
Speaker 6: is limited. And that's why there can be these discrepancies
Speaker 6: between how things look to us based on where and
Speaker 6: like what we're looking at them from and the dimensional
Speaker 6: frequency that we view them.
Speaker 3: Jacob, what does a fourth dimensional object look like to a.
Speaker 1: Three D entity? Exactly? And I think, what does a.
Speaker 3: Four D planet look like through three D i's Or
Speaker 3: to that point, what does a four D craft look
Speaker 3: like to three D i's Possibly a glowing orb because
Speaker 3: we our brains don't know how else to perceive it.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I'm with you.
Speaker 6: And and the fact that we know in this three
Speaker 6: D that you know, there's nothing actually physical, it's just
Speaker 6: the perception of it, right, And you know that everything
Speaker 6: is just made off bring degrees of vibration, and the
Speaker 6: atoms and everything that makes up everything is ninety nine
Speaker 6: point nine percent empty space between atoms, right, Like you
Speaker 6: could take all the mass of every human being in
Speaker 6: the world and compress it all together, and it would
Speaker 6: be the size of a sugar cube if all the
Speaker 6: atoms were touching. So we're we're mostly empty space, and
Speaker 6: we're really walking around in a holographic light matrix. You
Speaker 6: know that that gives the perception of physicality. And I
Speaker 6: think we if you think in those terms, the way
Speaker 6: things look, if it looks like frequency, it's just because
Speaker 6: you can't see it spinning fast enough to be solid.
Speaker 2: Dude. All right? So you know how I love to
Speaker 2: talk about the quantum realm and quantum entanglement and all
Speaker 2: that fun jazz. Have you seen what they have? I
Speaker 2: believe that they put like a proton underneath the microscope
Speaker 2: and tried to test to see what it looks like
Speaker 2: like via like quantum entanglement. You know what it fucking
Speaker 2: looks like?
Speaker 1: Bro, I've never even heard of this, So all right,
Speaker 1: I'm curious as fun.
Speaker 2: Let me share the video here because this is fucking
Speaker 2: not stude. All right, so I'm gonna share the screen.
Speaker 1: What to be a pentagram or some shit.
Speaker 2: No, dude, it's a It's a fucking yin yang.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, this have.
Speaker 13: You ever seen? They just recently made images of quantum
Speaker 13: entangled photons.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, I know about quantum entanglement.
Speaker 1: Another great mystery. I haven't seen the spook the action
Speaker 1: in the distance. Take a look at what this looks like.
Speaker 13: Quantum entangled photons look like a yin yang like exactly, awesome, exactly,
Speaker 13: that's it. That's a quantum entangle. My god, oh my god.
Speaker 13: So each one contains that they at its center a
Speaker 13: bit of the other exactly. So maybe someone knew this
Speaker 13: thousands and thousands.
Speaker 1: Of years ago.
Speaker 13: The idea that they try or whoever created that initial symbol,
Speaker 13: the idea that they just stumbled accidentally upon the an
Speaker 13: actual image of quantum entangled photons.
Speaker 1: Very very unlikely.
Speaker 13: That just seems too insane and too.
Speaker 1: Amazing, Bro. That is fucking wild, isn't it? Okay?
Speaker 3: So, and this is I said in mind, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: take it to a weird tangent way off the beaten path.
Speaker 1: The yingang reminded me of like So the.
Speaker 3: Buddhism, there's a whole argument, and you know what I
Speaker 3: would love to get y'all two cents on this. There's
Speaker 3: an argument to say that Buddhism is another form of.
Speaker 2: Hinduism, Yeah, that it originated from.
Speaker 3: It originated from hindu and from the Vedic school of thoughts.
Speaker 3: So basically they're just nowadays, I'm hearing more and more
Speaker 3: that they're just calling Buddhism like second tier Hinduism, which
Speaker 3: is I think incorrect. But I see their trail of thought,
Speaker 3: the yin yang and all of these things that comes
Speaker 3: from the Eastern way of thinking. Bro, I just did
Speaker 3: a I just found this thing to show that the
Speaker 3: originator of kung fu was probably an Indian prince, Okay,
Speaker 3: which whenever you looked at these ancient forms of martial arts,
Speaker 3: I didn't know that the Kamasutra actually had self defense
Speaker 3: within it. Apparently ancient India was into some BDSM shit
Speaker 3: long before it was known that pain could be pleasure,
Speaker 3: Like I didn't who knew, who fucking knew?
Speaker 1: But here we go.
Speaker 3: It was up all up in it, getting up in
Speaker 3: the mud though, which hey, I'm here, do you do you?
Speaker 2: But anyway, sometimes you just got a fuck.
Speaker 3: Fight, you know, you know, Jonathan, you're hitting on you're
Speaker 3: hitting on some buttons there, dog, But no, no, no,
Speaker 3: moving forward into wholesome things, the Eastern way of thinking,
Speaker 3: the ying yang being used as far as it has,
Speaker 3: and then you also see the culture and certain language things,
Speaker 3: certain religion things, certain martial art, things that traverse the
Speaker 3: same area.
Speaker 1: It is fascinating, bro.
Speaker 3: And absolutely, of course that's what a photon entanglement would
Speaker 3: look like.
Speaker 2: I mean, shit, dude, it's that's nuts, though, isn't it?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 2: Like first of all, like just staring at the yin yang,
Speaker 2: and I remember like watching, like looking at this symbol
Speaker 2: as a kid, and I just thought it was like
Speaker 2: the coolest symbol ever. And people would always have like,
Speaker 2: you know, the yin yang on a T shirt or
Speaker 2: as a necklace or as a tattoo, and I just
Speaker 2: I never really knew what it meant. I just thought
Speaker 2: it looked cool. But I just searched what the actual
Speaker 2: meaning behind it is, and it says Yin Yang describes
Speaker 2: the two complementary forces, the Yen and the Yang, that
Speaker 2: make up all aspects and phenomena of life. It encompasses
Speaker 2: the actual process of the universe and all that is
Speaker 2: in it. Yin and Yang are depicted as the light
Speaker 2: and dark halves of a circle.
Speaker 3: And so you could clearly see how Eastern philosophy and
Speaker 3: therefore Eastern esotericism differs drastically from Western esotericism. So like
Speaker 3: doing the research that we did, remember we talked about
Speaker 3: the Battle of lith Row where Alistair Crowley got the
Speaker 3: shit knocked out of all of that haha. But when
Speaker 3: you look at the OTO right before that happened, you
Speaker 3: had two basic schools of thought. One that went for
Speaker 3: the Far East, and I think that was Madame Brolovsky
Speaker 3: helped me out, Blovotsky.
Speaker 1: Blovotsky, that's the one.
Speaker 3: She went more towards the Eastern, towards the Vedic, towards
Speaker 3: these types of symbols and how they could be used
Speaker 3: in a metaphysical and esoteric way. Then you had the
Speaker 3: rest of the OTO that kind of stuck with the
Speaker 3: Western side of things. It's really fascinating to look at it, Bros.
Speaker 1: It's wild, it's cool.
Speaker 2: But like, think about it. Is that a coincidence that
Speaker 2: we discovered that and that the yin yang is inside
Speaker 2: of the quantum entangled photons? Or like how did how
Speaker 2: did they find this? Where are they getting this kind
Speaker 2: of information? And this isn't the first time an instance
Speaker 2: like this has happened. I mean, think about all of
Speaker 2: the ancient people or even people of today that are
Speaker 2: like more of kind of like a spiritual nature and
Speaker 2: other kind and stuff like that where you know, though
Speaker 2: they'll ask they'll be like, how did you know that
Speaker 2: this plant cures this or that it helps that? And
Speaker 2: they all say, well, the plant spoke to me, you know,
Speaker 2: and so like you could say, I mean maybe that's
Speaker 2: a joke. I don't view it as a joke. I
Speaker 2: think that, Like I think, dude, I think that like
Speaker 2: all this stuff is for real if we just like
Speaker 2: calm our tits a little bit and like get out
Speaker 2: of our own mind and understand that like these things
Speaker 2: are living too. I mean, we had that conversation about
Speaker 2: how plant life was sentient, right.
Speaker 3: I agree, and the like Okay, so as far as
Speaker 3: the people saying the plants told them.
Speaker 1: This is the problem.
Speaker 3: There are so many crazies out there that make certain
Speaker 3: claims like that that end up being fucking just crazy
Speaker 3: people that are full of shit, that it negates the
Speaker 3: actual people that are doing real things.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying. That's why it's like, that's
Speaker 1: why the wu Wuo community.
Speaker 3: And I don't mean that derogatorily, the New Age spiritual community,
Speaker 3: the old all of this, all of this gets such
Speaker 3: a bad reputation because there are and it's not even
Speaker 3: just the Charlatans. You could point that out of any
Speaker 3: crowd of whatever beliefs.
Speaker 1: It don't matter, but it's like.
Speaker 3: It takes away because that crowd doing what they're doing
Speaker 3: is doing good things. They're out there doing good shit
Speaker 3: for the right reasons with nothing but love in their hearts.
Speaker 3: But the whole movement gets looked at like crazies because
Speaker 3: of the two or three crazies that get made viral
Speaker 3: spit in that shit.
Speaker 1: You see what I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, you could say the same thing about any religion too.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing, all encompassing like and honestly, most
Speaker 2: people aren't religious, not because they disagree with what's in
Speaker 2: the Bible, it's because of the fucking people that represent it.
Speaker 1: But I'm talking about plant medicine.
Speaker 3: Like right now, I told you about wild cabbage, right
Speaker 3: that I have growing in my yard right now. If
Speaker 3: I was to squeeze the juices out from that and
Speaker 3: cook it down, and no, I don't mean some chemical
Speaker 3: cooking like in my kitchen on the stove, y'all.
Speaker 1: That is used as low grade morphine.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah, Well it's cracific to you down the streets.
Speaker 3: Told you that then, like, oh well whatever, it's like
Speaker 3: that kind of thing, you know. And it's so there's
Speaker 3: a lot of real true information out there. It's being
Speaker 3: overlooked because it's being spouted by the crazies.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's why you don't put yourself in a cult.
Speaker 2: You just kind of, as you like to say, test
Speaker 2: the spirit. So maybe meditate on it, maybe do a
Speaker 2: little bit more research on it or something like that, Like,
Speaker 2: don't just take one person's word for it who claims
Speaker 2: that they're the reincarnation of so and so. Like those
Speaker 2: people are never gonna guide you in any right direction.
Speaker 2: That's just the way that it's going to be because
Speaker 2: some people, they just want their ego pomped and pumped
Speaker 2: and pomped and pumped like a like it's just crazy
Speaker 2: that some people would call themselves spiritual, but they want
Speaker 2: all the grace from everybody. Yes, I am this character.
Speaker 2: Believe in me, and I shall grace you with some
Speaker 2: magical power. It's like, all right, you know, whenever you
Speaker 2: can prove to me that you yourself can do something magical,
Speaker 2: I might think about it. But if you're just gonna
Speaker 2: make me take it on faith, go ahead, and you know,
Speaker 2: walk somewhere else. But anyway, nick, I saw you had
Speaker 2: your hand up there.
Speaker 6: Dude, No, I was actually about to make almost the
Speaker 6: same point that you did, so I put it down,
Speaker 6: but I was gonna say, you know, not trying to
Speaker 6: be disrespectful or at all, but like if the plant
Speaker 6: told you something like I was gonna I was gonna
Speaker 6: make that point, like, how do you know? You know
Speaker 6: people could say the same thing about God telling them something.
Speaker 6: And I feel like, you know, again, from my perspective
Speaker 6: is that a lot of times you can get guidance
Speaker 6: or hear things from an outside source. But the I
Speaker 6: think the problem is a lot of times is that
Speaker 6: a lot of people aren't asking for context on who
Speaker 6: or where it's coming from, and they make assumptions about
Speaker 6: where that information is coming from because they don't have
Speaker 6: any other like, you know, reference point. Like I know
Speaker 6: a lot of people that said have said that they've
Speaker 6: heard God talking to them, but and I've asked them, well,
Speaker 6: how do you know? And You'll say, well, I just know,
Speaker 6: you know, But like did you did you ask or
Speaker 6: did God introduce himself and say I am God? Or
Speaker 6: did you ask who is this and then God answered God?
Speaker 6: Or it's just it's the only some people I think
Speaker 6: will make the assumption that that's the only thing it
Speaker 6: could be, right when it could be you know, your
Speaker 6: guide telling you, hey, that's that plant will heal you
Speaker 6: if you eat it? Or your guide telling you to
Speaker 6: get the fuck out of the way for a car,
Speaker 6: and like God saved my life or an angel or something,
Speaker 6: you know, and like if it happens in a way
Speaker 6: like that that's very positive, beneficial, then like sure, I
Speaker 6: don't think people can make that assumption if that was
Speaker 6: a valid thing, I guess, you know.
Speaker 2: We had it was just last week I think that
Speaker 2: me and Sean we had on our very first Christian
Speaker 2: on the show on Meta Mysteries, and I I there
Speaker 2: was like a whole tarot thing that went into that.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to get into that, but I told
Speaker 2: him about my whole loheems story, right, And whenever I
Speaker 2: was telling him that, I said, you know, I want
Speaker 2: to I want your thoughts on this, because I'd never
Speaker 2: heard of this word before. They it was a trumpet
Speaker 2: voice like kind of matches. It syncs up with what
Speaker 2: you hear in other and other scriptures and whatnot. Right,
Speaker 2: And whenever I asked him his point of view on that,
Speaker 2: he his initial thoughts were that it was the fallen ones.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, which I because supposedly that there are some
Speaker 2: some bad loheim according to some sources. I didn't get that,
Speaker 2: you know that vibe, but it's interesting that your mind
Speaker 2: would go directly right to the negative.
Speaker 3: So depending on the source, Elohem is the word for angel,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't mean a fallen or not. It just
Speaker 3: meant like an angelic being right.
Speaker 2: No, it's the word for God. It's not for angel,
Speaker 2: it's for God.
Speaker 3: It, like I said, depends on the source of reading
Speaker 3: the Bible translations. Some translations of the Bible make lo
Speaker 3: Heem out to be the word for angelic being.
Speaker 2: All you got to do is just read Genesis. It
Speaker 2: says in the beginning Loheim created.
Speaker 1: No, it's that in the beginning there was God and
Speaker 1: the word was God.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you Elohem to God, yes.
Speaker 6: And I broke this down like to the t recently.
Speaker 6: So Elohim was in the Bible over twenty six hundred times,
Speaker 6: and all the places that you see where it says God,
Speaker 6: most of those were just they took Lohem and they
Speaker 6: changed it to God.
Speaker 1: I thought it was Yahweh.
Speaker 6: No, no, the Yahweh is in there, but most of
Speaker 6: them are Lohem, which if you read it in the
Speaker 6: context of you know, the the plural. You know, it's
Speaker 6: a plural word, and the plural I think, what's the
Speaker 6: word like the words that come after the we and
Speaker 6: the us and all those things. You know, it's logical
Speaker 6: to assume that if the words play and there's plural
Speaker 6: connotations that come associated with it, then you can reasonably
Speaker 6: assume that it that it is plural. But the interesting
Speaker 6: thing is is that if you read it, there's times
Speaker 6: where Elohem is telling you not.
Speaker 1: To worship other Elohem.
Speaker 6: So it's lloheim twice, which which is like, okay, well,
Speaker 6: is that God arguing with himself? Or is it a
Speaker 6: powerful one? A powerful being from outside, which can be
Speaker 6: an agelic figure or a negatively oriented one as well.
Speaker 3: But I knew the word was in the Bible multiple times,
Speaker 3: not gonna lie, I had never really done a deep
Speaker 3: dive on it.
Speaker 1: I knew it was something of that realm, but.
Speaker 6: Og translations, it's it's all it is used for God.
Speaker 3: Do you know when people say that it was God,
Speaker 3: I've heard some people say it was specifically angels. So
Speaker 3: like that's what I was saying. I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: say like I know for sure on this one. I'm
Speaker 3: saying it depends on the source you're reading.
Speaker 1: No, for sure.
Speaker 2: Do you remember which Bible is known for having yellowheem
Speaker 2: in it?
Speaker 3: I would assume like the original on because that's a
Speaker 3: that's a Hebrew word.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, is there an original Bible?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I would say, look at the Torah or
Speaker 3: look at Uh. I don't believe the King James translation
Speaker 3: would have it.
Speaker 1: What was Damn?
Speaker 3: There was one that I actually just found and I
Speaker 3: wanted to start reading that more. Uh, as my main source.
Speaker 3: It is a complete Greek to English translation, so it's
Speaker 3: not a Greek to Latin English. So I am very
Speaker 3: curious to see how it differs between the King James
Speaker 3: and it. So it's like it missed the Latin step.
Speaker 3: And I'm you know what I mean? How many things
Speaker 3: got mistranslated in that step? I'm I you know them? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Well, I just looked up this article. It's off of
Speaker 2: logos dot com Biblical Studies. It says, who are the yelloheim?
Speaker 2: The answer might rattle your theology. We have all we
Speaker 2: all have watershed moments in life, critical turning points where
Speaker 2: from that moment on nothing will ever be the same.
Speaker 2: One such moment in my life came when I rediscovered
Speaker 2: the word elohem. It was in church on a Sunday
Speaker 2: morning when I was while I'm sorry, on a Sunday morning,
Speaker 2: while still in graduate school, I was chatting with a friend. Okay,
Speaker 2: who gives a fuck the first all right here, it says,
Speaker 2: he said, simply here, read that, look at it closely.
Speaker 2: Somebody's telling him check this Bible verse out. The first
Speaker 2: verse hit me like a bolt of lightning, and it
Speaker 2: gets into the verse God or where it says Eloheim
Speaker 2: stands in the divine assembly, he administers judgment in the
Speaker 2: midst of gods or Lohem, And so it's showing that
Speaker 2: it can be used both singular and plural, and it's
Speaker 2: referring to the same thing. So it is interesting that
Speaker 2: you know that that would be the case that there's like,
Speaker 2: is it like deer like be singular.
Speaker 1: And plural deer?
Speaker 3: No, because hear me out, there are certain parts of
Speaker 3: the Bible where he does talk about like and I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to say the Triune because the the three
Speaker 3: and one, the holy trend, that's not something that we
Speaker 3: find in the Bible.
Speaker 1: That's a human construct.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, it's understood that those three
Speaker 3: things are interwoven and acting as one but separate but one.
Speaker 1: I know it's complicated, I get it.
Speaker 3: But if that is what is meant by Elohem in
Speaker 3: a plural, even though it's referring to the thing itself,
Speaker 3: which would be the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, that
Speaker 3: whole thing, if that is how they're referring to a
Speaker 3: plural in a word form, I get that as well.
Speaker 3: I could see that being the use. And then when
Speaker 3: it's talking about multiple elohemes. Keep in mind, there's also
Speaker 3: a part where God says that he is a jealous
Speaker 3: god and he will kill all other gods, right, So
Speaker 3: like he's acknowledging that the pagan pantheon of gods on
Speaker 3: earth in that verse. So I could see how that
Speaker 3: would be where that's coming from as well, Nick, your.
Speaker 6: Thoughts, My thoughts would be, I mean, I'm sure you
Speaker 6: can probably guess, but the I think the logic, the
Speaker 6: logical argument for the whole trinity thing is that that
Speaker 6: we agree that it is a construct, but I think
Speaker 6: it had to come about to explain it away, like
Speaker 6: it's a product of if you look at it all
Speaker 6: in those ways, and you know, and you know that
Speaker 6: elohem isn't being used to describe a king or queen
Speaker 6: on earth or whatever, and like you're in the divine assembly,
Speaker 6: like you're there all together like Lohem was with other
Speaker 6: elohem in the divine heavenly area, right right, which is
Speaker 6: acknowledging the existence not just the pagan gods, like unless
Speaker 6: he's sitting at an assembly with the pagan gods and
Speaker 6: their physical beings or whatever, like they're they're real and
Speaker 6: not like not fake, right, they're there together having a conversation.
Speaker 3: Or does he mean elohems is in Father, Son and
Speaker 3: Holy Spirit and those three lohemes together as lohem like
Speaker 3: that is the entire assembly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean that would that would be the only
Speaker 6: way it would the only way to explain it away
Speaker 6: is what I'm getting.
Speaker 3: And and to your point, also, I think that that
Speaker 3: is the It's like, how do you explain the unexplainable
Speaker 3: to a human Like I believe that this is the
Speaker 3: the bare bones minimums that we could possibly grasp. So
Speaker 3: I don't take that to be an absolute boom boom
Speaker 3: boom on that.
Speaker 1: Who's to say, maybe it is, I don't know.
Speaker 6: And this is actually that way it is easy to understand,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. Like, if it's the way
Speaker 6: that we think, it does make sense right right.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying it is or isn't.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that, like I could see it from both angles,
Speaker 3: and I'm good with it being what it is, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. But to your point, Jonathan, he's
Speaker 3: saying that the elohemes that you were hearing were the
Speaker 3: fallen angels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what he was saying. And I I mean,
Speaker 2: I disagree personally, But what do I know, you know, like,
Speaker 2: what do I have to compare it to? Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: like fair. But anyway, I looked up Britannica, so it's
Speaker 2: like an encyclopedia, or it is an encyclopedia, and it's
Speaker 2: as Eloheim. It's Hebrew for God. It says the God
Speaker 2: of Israel and the Old Testament a plural of majesty.
Speaker 2: The term eloheim though sometimes used for other deities, such
Speaker 2: as the Moabite. Is it Moabite?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Good pronunciation, sir.
Speaker 2: Moabite God Chimosh e m o s h okay. I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna I'm just gonna share the screen so you
Speaker 2: can help me with that because I don't know some
Speaker 2: of these Bible words.
Speaker 1: Oh bro, I may or may not.
Speaker 3: I'm you know, I don't exactly speak the language i'd
Speaker 3: love to.
Speaker 2: So the Moabite god Chimosh.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if that's Shemish or Chemish. Gonna be
Speaker 1: honest with you.
Speaker 2: Well anyway, so Eloheim is also used for that term,
Speaker 2: also the Sidonian goddess astart Day, and also for other
Speaker 2: majestic beings such as angels, kings, judges, and the Messiah
Speaker 2: is usually employed in the Old Testament for the one
Speaker 2: and only God of Israel, who personal name was revealed
Speaker 2: to Moses as Yahweh. When referring to Yahweh, Eloheim very
Speaker 2: often is accompanied accompanied by the article ha to mean
Speaker 2: in combination the God, and sometimes with a further identification
Speaker 2: Elohem Hiim, meaning the living God.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 2: Interesting, it says. Though eloheim is plural in form, it
Speaker 2: is understood in the singular sense. Thus, in Genesis the
Speaker 2: words in the beginning God and in quotations Elohem created
Speaker 2: the heavens and the earth. Elohem is monotheistic and connotation,
Speaker 2: though its grammatical structure seems polytheistic. The Israelites probably borrowed
Speaker 2: the Canaanite plural noun eloheim and made it singular in
Speaker 2: meaning their in meaning in their cultic practices and theological reflections. Interesting.
Speaker 6: I wonder if there's any other instance in the Bible
Speaker 6: where they're is a word that is used in that
Speaker 6: sort of way, like a plural word that they would
Speaker 6: say means something else, you know what I mean? Just
Speaker 6: any any example of using a word incorrectly like well,
Speaker 6: you know that's subjective, but like, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: There has to be right, Like, I mean, the Hebrew
Speaker 3: language has so many words that have other meanings depending
Speaker 3: on context, So like there's got to be things like
Speaker 3: that where could be plural, could be singular, depends on
Speaker 3: the way it was used in all those there's God.
Speaker 2: I mean, they also that they don't have a lot
Speaker 2: of words though, too.
Speaker 3: I'll put it's like under thirty six thousand words in
Speaker 3: the Hebrew language or something like that.
Speaker 2: Right, Dougie, what you got my dude?
Speaker 1: Hello? Yeah, buh.
Speaker 14: A long time ago in Bible studies, someone had explained
Speaker 14: that the Trinity basically it's like water, so you could
Speaker 14: have the liquid steam or ice, and that's how they
Speaker 14: explain farther some holy spirit to us.
Speaker 1: I like that, Yeah, I like that a lot.
Speaker 3: I've The example I usually go with is, say Ignacious
Speaker 3: of Loyola. He said, basically, think of the Holy Trinity
Speaker 3: as three guitar strings that are very different but strummed
Speaker 3: at the exact same time and tuned to the exact
Speaker 3: same note. So it's like they are three separate entities
Speaker 3: that are doing the same function and working off of
Speaker 3: each other. And it was that type of thing. But bro,
Speaker 3: I gotta say, I like the water example as well.
Speaker 2: But my question would be on top of that, is
Speaker 2: there only one cup of water? Meaning could it only
Speaker 2: be steam, water or ice? Or can it be all
Speaker 2: three at the same time, two at the same time,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's got to be all three at once. Man, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah. So we're talking sublime things and the opposite.
Speaker 3: I forget what the other version of that is when
Speaker 3: you go from a gas straight to a solid. I know,
Speaker 3: solid to a gas is a sublime is nirvana?
Speaker 2: The other one, h uh nirvana?
Speaker 1: Like that?
Speaker 3: I forget the term for like in physiology, physical science anyway,
Speaker 3: when something goes from a gas straight to a solid.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to google that one real quick because
Speaker 3: that that's going to bake my noodle I have.
Speaker 14: I have one more thing too, for dogs. So I
Speaker 14: heard that the original Jews, you know, they they kind
Speaker 14: of I guess, came from the Canaanites. And I think
Speaker 14: that the Jews that we have today descended from an
Speaker 14: offshoot that were mono theistic that believed in Yahweh. But
Speaker 14: the like proto Jews of the early Canaanites, they were
Speaker 14: actually polytheistic. I've heard, so maybe that's why that word
Speaker 14: came from like an older form and it's actually plural.
Speaker 1: I heard that.
Speaker 3: We just recently had somebody come on and talk about
Speaker 3: how basically the Jews ripped off a lot of their
Speaker 3: culture from the Phenotians or Phoenicians. Excuse me, So that
Speaker 3: is also an argument to you had for sure.
Speaker 2: Right, but somebody has to be right, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, And my my example, my example that I
Speaker 2: make you know during my mushroom trip, take from that
Speaker 2: what you will. I find that it is a good
Speaker 2: connector source to the other side personally, probably better than
Speaker 2: most other things. But but I know that in my
Speaker 2: experience with that, it to me, to my human mind,
Speaker 2: if I know Jacob human mind, right, we're limited on
Speaker 2: what we can perceive and whatnot.
Speaker 1: To my human mind.
Speaker 2: It sounded like multiple voices heard that, so like I
Speaker 2: would ask a question and it was it was never
Speaker 2: really the same one, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: it was very reminiscent of each other, like very similar,
Speaker 2: but you could tell that like almost in like people
Speaker 2: were taking turns answering or something. Maybe that's just how
Speaker 2: I perceived it. Again, I was on psychedelics, So don't
Speaker 2: you know, just take with that what you will.
Speaker 1: But Nicholas, oh h, I looked up its deposition.
Speaker 3: When when a solid goes into a gash us state,
Speaker 3: that's called going sublime. When a gas turns solid, it's
Speaker 3: called deposition. So I'm talking about all that type of
Speaker 3: stuff happened at the exact same.
Speaker 2: Time with that water deposition, Nicholas.
Speaker 6: So it was kind of like that for me. When
Speaker 6: I first heard my guides, it was like it was
Speaker 6: it was as if I like walked into a conversation
Speaker 6: that they were having, and it like the first thing
Speaker 6: they said was like he figured it out, and I
Speaker 6: was like it was like they were talking amongst themselves.
Speaker 6: They were like he figured it out. Help him, help him,
Speaker 6: and they was like it seemed like they were like
Speaker 6: like making the connection more clear, like he's like almost there.
Speaker 1: And I was like, whoa, what is that?
Speaker 6: And then the first thing after that, like that they
Speaker 6: said to me, other than like me overhearing them in
Speaker 6: a way, was was do not be afraid. It's like
Speaker 6: so that's like right out the you know. That was
Speaker 6: the first thing they said. Because I was just feeling
Speaker 6: all this energy and everything and I was like, what
Speaker 6: the fuck's going on?
Speaker 2: And dude, it's crazy and it's strange. Like now, just
Speaker 2: even thinking back to it, like you can kind of
Speaker 2: sense like a like a subtle excitement to it too,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like, it's really it's a
Speaker 2: fucking wild experience. I'm planning on going on another journey
Speaker 2: here very soon. I know I've been.
Speaker 6: Saying that, but where it's at. Yeah, yeah, So trying.
Speaker 3: To tell you what and I'm not trying to say,
Speaker 3: but I am just saying, if you look at certain sources,
Speaker 3: one group usually opens up with, do not be afraid.
Speaker 1: Take that for what you want, take that for what
Speaker 1: you want. As far as who you and what you
Speaker 1: may be talking to, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what I know, and i'd just be Jacob your
Speaker 2: fucking terms price, So I don't be knowing. I just
Speaker 2: be Jacob.
Speaker 3: I just look like For instance, when Mary was told
Speaker 3: that she was pregnant with Jesus, an angel came up.
Speaker 3: First things he said was, do not be afraid. Every
Speaker 3: time an angel has spoken to a human first words
Speaker 3: out of their mouth, do not be afraid. I'm just saying.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying, but I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean, they are some intimidating looking fucking things,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: If we're going off the descriptions, I'd be scared shitless
Speaker 3: if that thing spoke to me, Holy fuck, if that
Speaker 3: thing was in my line of sight, let alone spoke
Speaker 3: to me by name, Holy fuck.
Speaker 2: Right, But a point that I did want to make,
Speaker 2: you know, just and I'm not trying to stick on
Speaker 2: this eloheim thing.
Speaker 1: I religious.
Speaker 2: I don't like shows that are about me. But but whenever,
Speaker 2: you know, uh So, here's how I look at it.
Speaker 2: So let's say the Canaanites came up with the word,
Speaker 2: or somebody before them came up with the word eloheim whatever,
Speaker 2: somebody got it right, because I experienced it and I
Speaker 2: never heard of the word before. So somebody had interpreted
Speaker 2: that word from the ethereal or some shit before, and
Speaker 2: somebody's right. That's that's just my personal opinion on it.
Speaker 2: So if it's plural, if it's singular, who gives a shit.
Speaker 3: I agree that word that you had never heard before
Speaker 3: coming to you in the manner that it did was
Speaker 3: very significant. I one hundred percent agree with that statement, sir. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 3: all right, let's get back to the chat we have
Speaker 3: gone on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm weird. I'm caught up over here, so Zombie says,
Speaker 2: super random fun fact I learned today that involves caffeine.
Speaker 2: Apparently caffeine increase his orgasms by fifty percent.
Speaker 1: Well that checks out.
Speaker 3: I'm a caffeine addict, and you know, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 2: And Ali also Alie chimed in and said, sausage and
Speaker 2: coffee is a balanced breakfast.
Speaker 1: I'm you nasty, you nasties, Ali love you to death.
Speaker 2: There you go, little condensed milk. Yeah, anyway, I love it.
Speaker 3: Zombie did bring up something up here that I wanted
Speaker 3: to mention, She said, Bill Gates. Hold on, where did that?
Speaker 3: I lost it? I had it up here a second ago.
Speaker 3: She had talked about Bill Gates Tony Blair. Both of
Speaker 3: them are talking about restricting social media on a government standpoint. Also,
Speaker 3: Bill Gates been on that whole trip about chipping people lately.
Speaker 1: Zombie, what was it that you had.
Speaker 2: Mentioned the Bill Gates particles?
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, how he's bought into it, and
Speaker 15: like they've been using the whole thing with the monkey
Speaker 15: pox's vaccines and how they have them all ready to go,
Speaker 15: and how they manufactured the same group as the COVID vaccines.
Speaker 15: But he also has been pumping that nanoparticle technology and
Speaker 15: bought into it, and so a lot of people believe
Speaker 15: that they're going to be inside the vaccines themselves. And
Speaker 15: then you have monkey fox becoming a whole epidemic on
Speaker 15: its own, and it's spreading across Europe, Asia and in
Speaker 15: Africa as well.
Speaker 11: And it happens to be a lot of targeted places
Speaker 11: where Bill Gates in that one company, the brothers, I
Speaker 11: forget their freaking name, they own the largest manufacturing company
Speaker 11: for vaccines. It happens to be in their targeted locations
Speaker 11: of where like quote unquote experiments happen. And so it's
Speaker 11: a big theory that's going around about what's happening with
Speaker 11: the monkey cart of monkey talks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got what the official narrative on that is,
Speaker 3: Like did monkey pox is at a lab leak or
Speaker 3: was it a monkey that infected?
Speaker 1: Like are they what? Do we know? What the story
Speaker 1: that they're spinning right now is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the story is is that they wanted to plant
Speaker 2: the seed so that way whenever they announce that it's
Speaker 2: a pandemic. People have already heard the term. That's that's
Speaker 2: what it is.
Speaker 1: Bro, that's their real goal. But I mean, like the
Speaker 1: official narrative.
Speaker 3: I actually I've heard of the monkey pox thing, and
Speaker 3: I've given it that much attention. I haven't actually looked
Speaker 3: at it yet. I don't even know the official narrative,
Speaker 3: Like what is the going the going uh tale that
Speaker 3: they're trying to spin, you know, a.
Speaker 11: Most like three different ones they have, because they've the
Speaker 11: monkey pox scene has actually been around for like the
Speaker 11: last three years quietly, so it's been like gaining popularity.
Speaker 11: And then the main thing is that there's like some
Speaker 11: kind of outbreak that happened in like Asia, and that
Speaker 11: they aren't sure exactly who patient zero is and they're
Speaker 11: just kind of like it's happening and it's spreading, but
Speaker 11: we don't worry. We already have vaccines already made, but
Speaker 11: there's only a certain amounts, so only certain people can
Speaker 11: get these vaccines dot dot dot, So there's no there's
Speaker 11: like four different types of narratives that are happening depending
Speaker 11: on which country you're looking at.
Speaker 2: So if you have any of these any of these
Speaker 2: things going on with you, it says. Mpox is an
Speaker 2: infectious disease that can cause a painful rash, enlarged lymph nodes,
Speaker 2: a fever, a headache, muscle egg back pain, and low energy.
Speaker 2: Most people fully recover, but some get very sick.
Speaker 1: That sounded like the flu.
Speaker 2: They all do, don't they.
Speaker 3: I'm I mean, like, I didn't hear one thing other
Speaker 3: than like a rash that would indicate that this was
Speaker 3: anything other than seasonal flu smacking you a little extra
Speaker 3: hard one year. But all right, maybe is the rash
Speaker 3: like obvious and like grotesque and shit or does it
Speaker 3: look like chicken?
Speaker 1: Like? I mean, what are we even talking about here, y'all?
Speaker 10: It's the fluid.
Speaker 11: Like you ever play that game the Plague where you
Speaker 11: infect a country and you have to survive it, And
Speaker 11: it's like, basically, it's like, how can you spread a
Speaker 11: disease without killing the population too fast? But it needs
Speaker 11: to be transmittable enough, And it's actually like pretty much, hey,
Speaker 11: this is a spell book for how to make a
Speaker 11: pandemic and kill everybody. And so it's it's the they
Speaker 11: need to make something that has sores because it soars pop,
Speaker 11: then it leaks out, then it gets fluid everywhere else.
Speaker 11: It needs to be at least a respiratory thing that
Speaker 11: causes at least you to be coughing because it spreads.
Speaker 11: And like they just did that whole germ theory in
Speaker 11: Asia where they tested like one hundred and twenty people
Speaker 11: and they did it in under twenty minutes to see
Speaker 11: how fast they could spread this particular germ through this
Speaker 11: whole room and all these people, and it was like
Speaker 11: under five minutes, and every single person in the.
Speaker 10: Place, like quote unquote would have contracted it. So it's
Speaker 10: there's so many.
Speaker 11: Different parts to the why this is lining up to
Speaker 11: be the next global pandemic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're starting to see that. And I was looking
Speaker 2: up that vaccine with the oh what was it called
Speaker 2: the nanotech in it, and it's a company called Novavax,
Speaker 2: and it says that Novavax announces agreement with Bill and
Speaker 2: Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute to include a their thing
Speaker 2: called matrix M which is trademarked a juvenant as potential
Speaker 2: component in vaccine research, which a lot of people what
Speaker 2: I'm seeing here is being used as another COVID vaccine,
Speaker 2: so who knows, I mean, But it says Novavax is
Speaker 2: currently evaluating vaccines for COVID the flu and COVID and
Speaker 2: flu combined, which I think they already are combined.
Speaker 3: Personally, I about to say, Okay, that feel like they're
Speaker 3: just doing the same thing with extra steps.
Speaker 1: Here, Dougie, this is me being a little bit of
Speaker 1: a ball buster.
Speaker 14: But remember how they said in China, you know, the
Speaker 14: COVID could have come from that wet market, or it
Speaker 14: could have came from people eating pangolins or bats. Yeah,
Speaker 14: so what's going to happen in Springfield, Ohio with you know,
Speaker 14: the Haitians eating gmode American pets right right?
Speaker 3: And I mean okay, I literally just watched I think
Speaker 3: Lex Friedman did a pod and there is still actual
Speaker 3: people that are arguing that the COVID thing was a
Speaker 3: natural not lab leaked situation, as if that's an actual
Speaker 3: real thing, Like, oh, a new study just came out
Speaker 3: that a really strong study with strong evidence is saying
Speaker 3: that it really it was a natural occurrence, it wasn't
Speaker 3: a lab leak. And it's like, bro, I mean, at
Speaker 3: this point, why can continue the lie?
Speaker 1: What good does it serve? The game is up? You
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: We all see your deck of cards at this point,
Speaker 3: but not even conspiracy heads. Normal people see it for
Speaker 3: what it is, honestly, And now you're right. They're gonna
Speaker 3: say that some kid at the zoo, some monkey escaped
Speaker 3: the zoo or something and infected some kid and it's
Speaker 3: a tragedy and then boom, it's all over. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be some stupid story that they're gonna spin, and there's
Speaker 3: gonna be actual voting adults with kids like that are
Speaker 3: allowed to have children, because we need more of those
Speaker 3: types that are gonna fucking continue saying it and just
Speaker 3: wear a diaper on their head if the government tells
Speaker 3: them to.
Speaker 1: You're right.
Speaker 14: One thing about the COVID virus too. I don't know
Speaker 14: if you guys covet or if it was another podcast
Speaker 14: I listened to, but apparently it was. It was copywritten
Speaker 14: or patented proa to twenty nineteen, so a lot of
Speaker 14: red flags. And then they came up with the vaccine
Speaker 14: pretty quick, you know, come on, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well yeah, they got all the help they needed
Speaker 2: from your boy Fauci, which is interesting. I was trying
Speaker 2: to search up information because you haven't really heard anything
Speaker 2: about Fauci lately, and there was an article that came
Speaker 2: out back in June of this year, and the article states,
Speaker 2: as a CBS News article, so do with that as
Speaker 2: you will, but it says doctor Anthony Fauci turned down
Speaker 2: millions of dollars to leave government work fighting infectious diseases. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he turned that down, That's what it says. As director
Speaker 2: of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, doctor
Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci helped lead the US government's fight against COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen pandemic. In a wide ranging interview with CBS News
Speaker 2: Chief medical correspondent doctor Jonathan Lapuuk for CBS News Sunday Morning,
Speaker 2: doctor Fauci reveals he was offered millions of dollars to
Speaker 2: leave his top spotting government to join major corporations. So
Speaker 2: it basically just goes on to kind of make Fauci
Speaker 2: out to be a good guy that he did it
Speaker 2: out of the kindness of his heart. He doesn't do
Speaker 2: it for the money. He does it because he cares
Speaker 2: about science. Meanwhile, we've seen plenty of other instances where
Speaker 2: he has made shitloads of money off of developing these
Speaker 2: quote unquote vaccines. I mean, he was part of the
Speaker 2: people that were creating what was that drug that he
Speaker 2: was helping, you know, helping to get rid of AIDS.
Speaker 2: Remember that was back in like the eighties or whatever,
Speaker 2: and they even make mention of that in that article. Well,
Speaker 2: he did such great research on on the fight against AIDS.
Speaker 2: It's like he developed a drug that killed people that
Speaker 2: had AIDS. Bro Like, he didn't help anybody.
Speaker 3: Let me get this straight, our boy here, old Fauci
Speaker 3: got offered millions, which could just mean too for the record,
Speaker 3: Like that's not that doesn't necessarily mean like hundreds like
Speaker 3: people initially go to but like could just mean like
Speaker 3: he got offered a little bit of money to leave government.
Speaker 3: Why would he leave the government where he's making more
Speaker 3: money hand over fist from lobbyists than any company.
Speaker 1: Could offer him to come work for them.
Speaker 3: Like yeah, of course they're gonna format that to make
Speaker 3: him look like, see he's honorable.
Speaker 1: He could have left, but he stayed because he cares.
Speaker 3: No why would you leave the seat of power to
Speaker 3: go make pennies.
Speaker 2: Well, it's the same reason anybody would leave a vaccine
Speaker 2: company to go and work for the CDC or the
Speaker 2: World Health Organization, which has happened plenty of times, or
Speaker 2: go work for an insurance company that is, you know,
Speaker 2: involved in some of those those medicines or whatnot. So
Speaker 2: it's like, yeah, there's money to be made. They're playing
Speaker 2: both sides. They are essentially the connecting bridge between the
Speaker 2: company and the government, and so that's probably why they
Speaker 2: keep on getting, you know, I guess recruited to go
Speaker 2: to the other side one way or another. It's because
Speaker 2: of the connections that they make, you know.
Speaker 3: So I could see it if he was a money
Speaker 3: hungry dude. But he's made his money, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. He's not grinding for the money anymore. He's
Speaker 3: after the power. He wouldn't be bought into another position.
Speaker 3: If they offered him a higher ranking position as a
Speaker 3: government medical person.
Speaker 1: I could see him making that type of move, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Are you trying to tell me that you think that
Speaker 2: Fuci has enough money that he doesn't do it for
Speaker 2: the money anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, I'm saying that with power
Speaker 3: comes money. I'm saying that the tu go neck and neck.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna bend for a few million. He's worth
Speaker 3: hundreds of millions, if not billions, but not speaking to
Speaker 3: him at the tax bracket, that he can hear them,
Speaker 3: is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We'll also think about the spectacle too. It would confirm
Speaker 2: what everybody had always thought that he was a part
Speaker 2: of the system that was trying to make everybody sick.
Speaker 2: So if he switches from the government over to a
Speaker 2: big farm of company, it's like, oh, so this was
Speaker 2: all a sham. After all, you're openly admitting that you're
Speaker 2: working on both sides. And because that was zan for business,
Speaker 2: right right, that was the idea that he was getting
Speaker 2: cut in from Pfizer and from Moderna and shit like
Speaker 2: that in order to push it, which like clearly yeah,
Speaker 2: of course zombie.
Speaker 11: So to just tie it back to lovely Gates. In
Speaker 11: twenty twenty two, there was an article that was pushed
Speaker 11: out about how eighty countries have had infections about twenty
Speaker 11: four thousand people in twenty twenty two and that they're
Speaker 11: scrambling quote unquote to find a vaccine. But the vaccines
Speaker 11: that have been approved were two in the US and
Speaker 11: one in India, which is where those brothers are from,
Speaker 11: and they are originated from smallpox. And I just happened
Speaker 11: to watch two YouTube videos this morning on Bill Gates
Speaker 11: talking about the eradication of smallpox and how his companies
Speaker 11: have been the ones to help produce these vaccines to
Speaker 11: get rid of smallpox. And it just happens to be
Speaker 11: that the same vaccines were now suddenly being approved at
Speaker 11: like you know what a few years later as this
Speaker 11: monkey pops. But now we're here a couple of years later,
Speaker 11: entering into this quote unquote pandemic, and there could only
Speaker 11: be so many viruses, so many you know, watch mccollic
Speaker 11: shots for everybody, and it just all ties right back
Speaker 11: to Bill Gates and all the experiments that they've been doing.
Speaker 2: You know what, Zombie. Not to put you out there
Speaker 2: or anything, but just throughout all of your own research.
Speaker 2: If you were to have another kid, would you be
Speaker 2: against vaccinating your kid?
Speaker 11: I don't do vaccine vaccines I have My oldest child
Speaker 11: was vaccine injured, so when he was too I really
Speaker 11: didn't want to do vaccines, but I was, like, you know,
Speaker 11: part of the system said to believe that this is
Speaker 11: what we needed to do. And then he went and
Speaker 11: got his two year old shots. I debated about which ones.
Speaker 11: I only got two done that day. He spiked a
Speaker 11: really high fever, and three days later he became allergic
Speaker 11: to all sorts of things like dairy, gluten allergies. He
Speaker 11: had he was having nose bleeds. It took me almost
Speaker 11: three and a half years to heal his stomach. He
Speaker 11: went from being like a normal kid to like completely different.
Speaker 11: And once I started to research into it and like
Speaker 11: actually talk to the like biomedical engineered groups of parents
Speaker 11: that have had a lot of kids get injured, I
Speaker 11: realized that this is there's a lot more to it.
Speaker 11: And then with my daughter, they told me flat out
Speaker 11: that if I gave her vaccines then she would likely
Speaker 11: die from them because of his severe reaction.
Speaker 10: And so what I.
Speaker 11: Really think it attributes to is that me and the
Speaker 11: father were both in the Marine Corps and he was
Speaker 11: in for eleven years, and we got tons of vaccines,
Speaker 11: and like I had the original Stars vaccine what COVID
Speaker 11: came from, and like I developed double pneumonia into two days,
Speaker 11: like I was healthy, got that vaccine developed that it
Speaker 11: ended up in the hospital on a respirator and like
Speaker 11: almost died from it. So I think that there's a
Speaker 11: lot to be said about military people and like all
Speaker 11: of our kids having some type of issues, whatever you
Speaker 11: want to say. And then the vaccines tying into it,
Speaker 11: plus all the evidence showing that like seventy seven vaccines
Speaker 11: for kids twelve and under in America and we have
Speaker 11: the most problems, Like you can't. At some point, we
Speaker 11: just have to recognize that, like, these aren't conspiracies. There's
Speaker 11: too much evidence showing that these things are real. So no,
Speaker 11: I will never vaccinate my children again.
Speaker 2: That's awesome, dude, Like, and just to throw it out there, like,
Speaker 2: so I will jokingly brag about certain things just being
Speaker 2: funny or whatever, but I will proudly brag that my
Speaker 2: two year old son hasn't had any vaccines and that's
Speaker 2: one of the healthiest babies I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 3: Fucking right to your point, zombie, there's a lot of
Speaker 3: military members that did that deployed. That seems to be
Speaker 3: the distinction, because that's when you get all of the
Speaker 3: crazy vaccines to go to these quote unquote you know,
Speaker 3: uncharted places, which it is the facts that like certain
Speaker 3: disease in America that we have eradicated is a thing there,
Speaker 3: and like we could be susceptible. So like, I understand
Speaker 3: why they do what they do. However, there is so
Speaker 3: much evidence. You're right, there are so many veterans that
Speaker 3: have children with any type of thing on the spectrum
Speaker 3: that whether that was because of the vaccines that were
Speaker 3: administered to the child or because the amount of vaccines
Speaker 3: that a military member receives before they deploy, fuck up
Speaker 3: the veterans DNA so deeply that it does in fact
Speaker 3: trans you know, go down to the child. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of evidence to say that for sure. I'm surprised
Speaker 3: there's not actually an open case against that currently. I
Speaker 3: feel like there's a movement, but I don't know if
Speaker 3: they've actually gotten enough to go to court over it.
Speaker 2: Well, the vaccine, but they are protected. They're they're protected, dude.
Speaker 11: I've been shut down every time I've gone to I
Speaker 11: even went to the White House representatives and they were
Speaker 11: pretty much kindly told me that, like, if it was proven,
Speaker 11: there's too many of us and it's too much money,
Speaker 11: so they will never actually allow it.
Speaker 10: But I did have three doctors write in on.
Speaker 11: My stuff that like, yes, vaccines did injure her in
Speaker 11: dot dot dot this way.
Speaker 2: Wow, they openly admitted it. Oh my god, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: I mean that makes sense to It's the same way
Speaker 3: like why when you see the movie Fight Club.
Speaker 1: Helly, you remember that movie opening.
Speaker 3: Scene, whenever they're talking about what he does for the
Speaker 3: insurance companies, he goes out and takes pictures of all
Speaker 3: these car crashes whenever there's a factory default. And at
Speaker 3: the end of the day, if it costs more money
Speaker 3: to fix the problem than it would for to just
Speaker 3: bring people to court, whenever shit does go wrong, they
Speaker 3: just don't fix it, just handle it in court after
Speaker 3: people get hurt. That's absolutely how this works. And the
Speaker 3: military also has that little bit of a thing. Remember
Speaker 3: how I told you when you sign your life away
Speaker 3: literally for four years, they could do what the fuck
Speaker 3: they want to you for that time and up into
Speaker 3: an including vaccinating you. And like, yeah, you can't always
Speaker 3: go back and fight that fight because you were their
Speaker 3: property at the time.
Speaker 1: I see that being a catch twenty two of it
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: It is Stephanie, see you with your hand raise how
Speaker 2: are you, dear?
Speaker 16: I'm doing so good. I love Tuesday nights. I love
Speaker 16: Tuesday nights. I just wanted to add I had this
Speaker 16: experience in twenty twenty twenty one to twenty twenty two,
Speaker 16: I worked at a center for kids with autism and
Speaker 16: there was at least I want to say, half a
Speaker 16: dozen I hope I'm not exaggerating moms that talk to
Speaker 16: me about how their kids were developing normally in about
Speaker 16: the eighteen month mark they had the vaccines, and after
Speaker 16: within two to three weeks after those vaccines is when
Speaker 16: the developmental delays and the signs of autism kicked in.
Speaker 16: And they don't a lot of these moms, their voices
Speaker 16: are kind of squashed. They don't get heard. I mean,
Speaker 16: it's a obviously it's big pharma. But I just wanted
Speaker 16: to like kind of share that because I have like
Speaker 16: first hand encounters and these are like liberal moms, Like
Speaker 16: they're not like conservative moms. A lot of them were
Speaker 16: liberal moms that just would go to bat for their kids.
Speaker 16: And they had a hard time even sharing their experience
Speaker 16: with me. But they one hundred percent wouldn't They probably
Speaker 16: wouldn't say the words vaccine injured, but they have a
Speaker 16: distinct like And that story was said to me about
Speaker 16: four or five or six times about just that time period.
Speaker 16: Everything was, you know, the child was developing normally, had
Speaker 16: the vaccine, within two to three weeks, the signs of
Speaker 16: autism started to like emerge.
Speaker 1: So let me thank you this thing. Yeah, you worked
Speaker 1: at this clinic. Do you still currently?
Speaker 16: Nope, I don't work at the clinic anymore.
Speaker 3: Okay, So, and I don't know much about the autism
Speaker 3: and raising a child with autism, but you end zombie.
Speaker 3: Both have your hands raised, and you both I think
Speaker 3: would know a vast wealth on this now. Whenever you're
Speaker 3: saying started showing the signs, when usually does a child
Speaker 3: who is born with autism show signs? Because, like I understand,
Speaker 3: for the first year, they don't really you know, it's
Speaker 3: not to be kind of difficult to tell. But how
Speaker 3: would you as a parent watching your child see certain
Speaker 3: things that would go from normal to on the spectrum
Speaker 3: type behavior at eighteen months, you know what I mean?
Speaker 16: Well, interesting enough, they are actually changing the standards for
Speaker 16: what is normal development and extending it so that so
Speaker 16: for example, like around six to nine months, infants are
Speaker 16: supposed to be able to roll over like that's a
Speaker 16: stage of development. Around eighteen months a year to eighteen months,
Speaker 16: they're supposed to be able to crawl and then walk.
Speaker 16: Around eighteen months, they're currently changing the I forget what
Speaker 16: branch of government it is, but they are currently extending
Speaker 16: those timeframes because there's a large amount of kids that
Speaker 16: are developmentally delayed and they just don't want that data
Speaker 16: I think to be out there in the public. I
Speaker 16: would say that there are in these experiences with like
Speaker 16: the clients I was working with, Yeah, they add what
Speaker 16: would be considered a normal developing child, and then at
Speaker 16: some point in relation to the vaccines, within two to
Speaker 16: three week of the vaccine appointment is when they noticed
Speaker 16: the delays. So you're talking about a kid that would
Speaker 16: be verbal, like you know, have fifty to maybe one
Speaker 16: hundred words, and then all of a sudden have a
Speaker 16: huge regression. And regressions are typical child development, Like every
Speaker 16: kid has sleep regression. You know, sometimes they're walking one
Speaker 16: day and then the next day they're crawling. So those
Speaker 16: regressions are typical, but where they don't ever get back
Speaker 16: to what they were at developmentally. So there are some
Speaker 16: kids that are just kind of they can't hold that
Speaker 16: eye contact, they can't a lot of it is core issues.
Speaker 16: They can't sit up as they're supposed to do, and
Speaker 16: they have somewhat of autism from the very beginning. They're
Speaker 16: just delayed from the very beginning. But in my experiences,
Speaker 16: the development was appropriate until the vaccine appointment.
Speaker 1: And I could see that too.
Speaker 3: I think back to like my kids, they were all
Speaker 3: walking around one if not a little earlier. By eighteen months,
Speaker 3: they were clearly talking at least in some words. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I guess you'd be able to tell it too, like
Speaker 3: a definite you get the vaccines two or three weeks later,
Speaker 3: two or three months later, whatever the case is, when
Speaker 3: your child stops talking and stops being able to look
Speaker 3: at you and like, Okay, I see where you're coming
Speaker 3: with this zombie.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 11: It's really common for like a lot of the kids
Speaker 11: that were vaccine injured. Two or three weeks seems to
Speaker 11: be the kind of bracket of like when like it
Speaker 11: really kicks in because heavy metals settle in the brain
Speaker 11: and they start to really leach in and start to
Speaker 11: affect your the way that you're able to actually process things.
Speaker 11: And so that's why movements slow down, that's why sickness happens.
Speaker 10: That they have fevers. It's really common.
Speaker 11: You know, people really really don't like to bring in
Speaker 11: sids because they've worked really hard with SIDS and making
Speaker 11: sure that it's not associated with vaccines. But if you
Speaker 11: look at how the vaccines processed in a body, you
Speaker 11: look at it an adult, and how much they're giving
Speaker 11: dose wise to a child, and how it actually affects it.
Speaker 11: Like there's too much showing that, like sid is a
Speaker 11: part of it, like one hundred percent a part of it.
Speaker 11: But there's also like a ton of doctors that have
Speaker 11: come for that guy that did that huge like twenty
Speaker 11: year study I think it's like twenty two year study
Speaker 11: and then suddenly dies. There's so many doctors that just
Speaker 11: suddenly die of like random things. Like he the one
Speaker 11: guy was preventing going to present how autism would associate
Speaker 11: that they had tons of evidence. So on his like
Speaker 11: twentieth anniversary, he decided to drive the opposite direction. I
Speaker 11: think it was like five or ten miles, called a
Speaker 11: wife and was like didn't actually see anything, and then
Speaker 11: drove another thirty miles in the wrong way and then
Speaker 11: shot himself in the back of the head somehow before
Speaker 11: he got the car into the lake. Because like that happens,
Speaker 11: but that's not suspicious, Like let's not talk about that.
Speaker 10: But there's like tons.
Speaker 11: There's actually like a whole mean group about how many
Speaker 11: doctors have been murdered to cover up the whole vaccine
Speaker 11: injury thing. And it's not just that, but then you
Speaker 11: have to add in all the stuff that they're putting
Speaker 11: in the food and everything else. Of course, they're going
Speaker 11: to have to lower the standards for children because if
Speaker 11: you look at just even the food of how the
Speaker 11: chemicals are reacting to children, like they are being poisoned
Speaker 11: from all different directions in America and no one's doing
Speaker 11: anything about it.
Speaker 10: But you can see the developmental lives from US compared
Speaker 10: to other countries. How do eopia have a better survival
Speaker 10: rate than we do? How do they have better birth rates?
Speaker 10: How do they like? There's so many things that are
Speaker 10: attached to it, but nobody wants to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Zombie, what is What are your thoughts on RFK possibly
Speaker 2: joining Trump's cabinet and kind of fighting against some of
Speaker 2: the vaccines and also you know some of the shit
Speaker 2: that goes in the food, you think that that is
Speaker 2: actually a thing that's going to happen or is it
Speaker 2: kind of just a political stunt.
Speaker 11: He's been really on it, like for a while about
Speaker 11: the Food Administration. He's actually been like the only one
Speaker 11: that's really been attacking the Food and Drug Administration and
Speaker 11: like calling them for what they are. I don't know
Speaker 11: if it's going to go anywhere because Big Pharma owns
Speaker 11: the FDA, they have since like nineteen fifty six or
Speaker 11: sixty one or something. They straight told him like you
Speaker 11: can't interfere or we're going to shut you down. So
Speaker 11: there's like a whole thing that happened there. So I
Speaker 11: don't know how he would attack Big Pharma because they're
Speaker 11: trillion dollar own industry that's backed by Blackrock. So it's
Speaker 11: how are you going to be able to attack Blackrock
Speaker 11: of all things when they own sixty six percent of
Speaker 11: the total wealth. So yeah, I don't know if he'll
Speaker 11: be able to. I think it's shedding light though and
Speaker 11: causing people to kind of wake up. Unfortunately, people are
Speaker 11: so concerned about all this other shit that's happening with
Speaker 11: you know, the administration and everything else, that they don't
Speaker 11: care what's happening with our food or what's being injected
Speaker 11: to the kids, or what's being fed to all of us.
Speaker 11: Everyone else is so concerned with everything else. But you know,
Speaker 11: the water rights are being bought up, things are happening,
Speaker 11: and RFKA is the only one that seems to be
Speaker 11: like actually saying like, hey this, this isn't right, Like
Speaker 11: we should probably be saying something.
Speaker 10: I don't know if he will do anything, but who knows.
Speaker 3: I'm I want to believe that RFK will do good things.
Speaker 3: But keep in mind Trump, the due behind Operation Warp
Speaker 3: Speed is the guy that just brought him into his cabinet,
Speaker 3: so now now not to be that guy. Could this
Speaker 3: be with the best intentions and like things are gonna
Speaker 3: be different and it's gonna be good this timer. I
Speaker 3: don't know, but I could also see it being a
Speaker 3: political ploy as well. However that shakes out. I am
Speaker 3: happy that RFK will be in some position because I
Speaker 3: hope that he will take that position and use it
Speaker 3: to blow the lid off of things, to change things
Speaker 3: for the better, you know what I mean. I think
Speaker 3: he's doing good things, at least for good reasons.
Speaker 1: I'll say that.
Speaker 2: And also I think like Trump developing Warp Speed. I
Speaker 2: have pondered a lot on that right like, because it's like, man,
Speaker 2: the guy, like the thing that we're fighting against is
Speaker 2: the guy who everybody's shouting for that we should be
Speaker 2: voting for. Is the one that created the thing that
Speaker 2: we're against, you know what I mean? And so it's
Speaker 2: a conundrum. But at the same time, it's not necessarily
Speaker 2: to say that Trump has a great deal of knowledge
Speaker 2: of vaccine injuries or corrupt medical systems and big pharma.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure that there's a lot other shit
Speaker 2: that he has going on. He's a businessman after all,
Speaker 2: so he probably was just really stoked. And this is,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, this is why he was bragging about
Speaker 2: it for so long, was because he was able to
Speaker 2: get a deal done with certain these certain like vaccine companies.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's it. I can't imagine that he's proud of
Speaker 2: the product that was created, right, No, But.
Speaker 3: I mean, all right, name person doesn't matter if they
Speaker 3: were RFK, for instance, if he happened to be in
Speaker 3: the Oval Office when COVID hit. Now we can debate
Speaker 3: all day long about how much information the president actually has.
Speaker 1: Did he know about COVID before it was released? Was
Speaker 1: he a part of it?
Speaker 3: Like there's tons, tons of things, right, fine, whatever, If
Speaker 3: RFK was in the White House at that time, what
Speaker 3: would he have done different.
Speaker 1: What would anybody have done different?
Speaker 3: If you real shit, if I was in charge of
Speaker 3: the country and there's this new thing that's coming out
Speaker 3: and we don't know how bad it could be, but
Speaker 3: people are alleging the worst bup, bup up. And you're
Speaker 3: telling me that we have a team of scientists that
Speaker 3: could get a vaccine that could save a lot of
Speaker 3: people's lives, and we could get that done quickly. Okay, sure,
Speaker 3: Now again that's off of only that information.
Speaker 1: I just said.
Speaker 3: It depends on the nuances and how many levels of
Speaker 3: bullshit you gotta get to on that. But I don't
Speaker 3: know if vaccine was necessarily the answer. But I know
Speaker 3: that Trump would have been criticized no matter what direction
Speaker 3: he went on that if he would have done nothing
Speaker 3: and sat for six months and said, Yo, we're gonna
Speaker 3: wait and see how bad it is. Let's see a
Speaker 3: couple of survivors. Let's see what the death rate is.
Speaker 3: Before we get up in arms, he would have been
Speaker 3: crucified cut two.
Speaker 1: He comes up an operation warp.
Speaker 3: Speed, and the Liberals still throw shaded him for that,
Speaker 3: even though they all suck vaccine dick these days. So
Speaker 3: it's like it's a very weird double edged sword there about.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the correct answer was at that time,
Speaker 3: because either way it goes, somebody would have been pissed.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of a lose louse situation, which I
Speaker 2: do feel that that was a call it a five
Speaker 2: D chess move by the the fucking leaders of the world,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, the rulers of the world.
Speaker 2: I think that that was a brilliant move to put
Speaker 2: on Trump and you know, because he had a really
Speaker 2: good track record going up until then, and so then
Speaker 2: it put him in such a pickle that he really
Speaker 2: had no choice but to kind of play into their
Speaker 2: hand because if, like you were saying, if he does nothing, well,
Speaker 2: who's to say that they don't, you know, turn on
Speaker 2: the fucking five G towers and amplify the shit even
Speaker 2: more than it already was, or something along those lines,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: So, but I'm starting to.
Speaker 3: Come around to it by like, a good track record
Speaker 3: depends on who you ask. There is real life people
Speaker 3: right now, not just talking heads on media. I mean
Speaker 3: like real adults that you will today that will tell
Speaker 3: you that for four years he tried to run this
Speaker 3: country like Nazi Germany, and they still.
Speaker 1: Believe that right now. They really exist.
Speaker 3: You talk to other people that are like, yo, I
Speaker 3: have more money in my bank account for four years
Speaker 3: and that was dope. So like, I mean, it really
Speaker 3: depends on what you mean by that, but I agree
Speaker 3: with you.
Speaker 1: I think he had a great run.
Speaker 2: Nicholas.
Speaker 6: He always take the words out of my mouth, but yeah,
Speaker 6: it's I think think definitely too. It was a lose
Speaker 6: lose and the fact that he made them push it
Speaker 6: out so fast.
Speaker 1: It was either.
Speaker 6: That it was under emergency US authorization means that they
Speaker 6: could not make it mandatory, so it was like it
Speaker 6: was like either we get mandatory vaccines later or he
Speaker 6: rushes it makes them have to rush all of their
Speaker 6: plans and everything else and you and gave you the
Speaker 6: option to not take it. So of those lose lose scenarios,
Speaker 6: you have the option to refuse and it's up to
Speaker 6: you to do your own research and make your own decision.
Speaker 1: And that was the best scenario.
Speaker 6: I think that he could do because, like Jacob said,
Speaker 6: they would have crucified him. They probably would have impeached
Speaker 6: him or found some legal reason to like say he
Speaker 6: was responsible for the deaths because he didn't you know,
Speaker 6: act based on the professionals telling him what he was
Speaker 6: being told, you know.
Speaker 1: Right right.
Speaker 2: Well, and also remember he never took it, No, he didn't.
Speaker 3: He got COVID and he went and got in treatment,
Speaker 3: but never took the vaccine himself.
Speaker 6: Well, his vaccine was the hydroxychloric when cocktail, and they
Speaker 6: said that the Trump vaccine, and they gave the things,
Speaker 6: you know, they actually called it that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, yeah, I get it in that.
Speaker 3: Like you said, he didn't make it mandatory, but like, okay,
Speaker 3: what would have happened hypothetically at that moment as we
Speaker 3: were going into an election and all that, it was wild, right,
Speaker 3: all the shit, and we got this new virus style
Speaker 3: and Trump comes out with all the data showing how
Speaker 3: vaccines actually kill you and that that is not the
Speaker 3: answer right now we need yo yo.
Speaker 2: You know what's really funny though, is that they you know,
Speaker 2: they kind of rolled that out. If if you're coming
Speaker 2: from the mindset that this was a virus that they
Speaker 2: rolled out and they blew it up, you know, it
Speaker 2: was kind of a on purpose kind of situation and
Speaker 2: not a natural thing that just so happened to occur
Speaker 2: during one of the most successful presidential campaigns ever done
Speaker 2: in history. If if we're coming from that angle, isn't
Speaker 2: it isn't like very interesting that you know that they
Speaker 2: kind of rolled it out like a year and a half,
Speaker 2: like a year to a year and a half before
Speaker 2: the election, so we had time to really, you know,
Speaker 2: fucking deal with it or whatever. But meanwhile, they didn't
Speaker 2: really have a plan for Biden, you know, running for
Speaker 2: this Democratic nominee up until what was it July or
Speaker 2: August or something like that that they announced Kamal. And
Speaker 2: now Kamala they seem they're not very happy with her. Dude.
Speaker 2: I'm of the belief the only way that Kamala doesn't
Speaker 2: become president, and I hate to say this, the only
Speaker 2: way she doesn't become president is if she knockham Wood.
Speaker 2: I don't want this to happen by any means, but
Speaker 2: if they take her out and I don't.
Speaker 3: Think she's you think she's actually gonna legitimately win this thing?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: When I think, no, you and give it to her.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean. Okay, Okay, So I think there's
Speaker 2: absolutely no chance that they're going to allow him to
Speaker 2: become president. And I think and dude, did you see
Speaker 2: it was just an article that came out today talking
Speaker 2: about well, uh, I guess the pollsters are getting out
Speaker 2: ahead of it before we actually get to November. They're saying,
Speaker 2: just just a heads up, this election should take a
Speaker 2: couple of days to count all the votes.
Speaker 1: It's like, what the what the fuck.
Speaker 2: Are we doing, bro, They're already starting it. It never
Speaker 2: used to be that way.
Speaker 3: I still think that most people, you know, I feel
Speaker 3: about our election system and our system of government. I
Speaker 3: disagree with most people having, you know, the ability to
Speaker 3: vote just because they fucking breathe air in this country.
Speaker 1: That's bullshit to me.
Speaker 2: But whatever, Oh yeah, I mean, I'm to be honest,
Speaker 2: I would kind of be about going back to that
Speaker 2: way of life, to where only like people in the
Speaker 2: military could vote. I don't see a problem with that, like,
Speaker 2: because I think that's how it was originally, right.
Speaker 1: No, No, it wasn't.
Speaker 3: It was about free individual It was actually just white men.
Speaker 3: Gonna be honest, in the original days of America, only
Speaker 3: white dudes could vote. And then I think at one
Speaker 3: point it was actually only white dudes that owned land.
Speaker 3: So like, no, no, no, I'm not saying go back
Speaker 3: to that.
Speaker 2: By that might have been what I was thinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, But like I'm just saying, if I go
Speaker 3: live in France for a year, do I have equal
Speaker 3: rights to have my voice be heard in the French legislative?
Speaker 1: Body?
Speaker 3: Fuck no, I do not have I earned the right
Speaker 3: to have my voice be heard in France.
Speaker 1: Fuck no. You know what they do with that voice?
Speaker 1: They tell me to shove it up my head. They
Speaker 1: don't care. They don't care.
Speaker 3: They don't give friends citizenship to just anybody for that purpose.
Speaker 3: What have you done for France to be heard in France?
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I wish anyway, Dougie Fresh once you
Speaker 2: got my good sir.
Speaker 14: Going back to the COVID conundrum. So I live in
Speaker 14: New Jersey, Democrat run state, and it was very harsh.
Speaker 14: We were actually at a point you couldn't leave your
Speaker 14: houses when you went to the supermarket. They made, Sir Niles,
Speaker 14: one direction that you could go down. I don't know
Speaker 14: if anywhere else did this. And it got to the
Speaker 14: point where, even to this day, so many mom and
Speaker 14: pop businesses are shut never opened again, or they're hurting
Speaker 14: and limping along and going to be shut. But I
Speaker 14: was thinking about also Trump when he was trying to
Speaker 14: stop flights into China and people were calling him a racist,
Speaker 14: But it's emanating from China, so that would make sense,
Speaker 14: you know, and he I mean, I feel like whoever
Speaker 14: was in the seat at that time, there's nothing that
Speaker 14: you could do to stop a global pandemic like that,
Speaker 14: especially if it was some sort of weapon. I really
Speaker 14: do believe it was either weaponized or a lamb created.
Speaker 14: But you know, no one could have done anything. But
Speaker 14: any time he ever tried to do anything, everyone just
Speaker 14: shut him down and said, oh, he's a racist. I
Speaker 14: never got that.
Speaker 2: Well that's all they got. All they got is demeaning
Speaker 2: little words, because it's the same thing. It's it's the
Speaker 2: mockingbird situation, you know.
Speaker 1: JD.
Speaker 2: Vance is weird. Everybody's saying it, or Kamala Harris has
Speaker 2: so much joy, everybody says it, and so they pump
Speaker 2: out these key words. All they are Dude, this is hypnosis,
Speaker 2: like and I feel like a lot of people don't.
Speaker 2: They don't see that for what it is. But these
Speaker 2: are suggestive, fucking hypnotic words. So that way, whenever they
Speaker 2: say it's think about MK Ultra or that movie a
Speaker 2: Mayor Ultra, right, all they got to If you've seen
Speaker 2: that movie American Ultra. You got the chick that goes
Speaker 2: up to the dude that's working in the gas station
Speaker 2: who has been like MK ultra to become like some
Speaker 2: kind of assassin. But he forgets that he has these
Speaker 2: powers until this this woman that's working for the CIA
Speaker 2: or whatever. She goes up to the counter and she
Speaker 2: says like pineapple jet tomato. Like it's like a series
Speaker 2: of random ass words that just unlocks the mind and
Speaker 2: reminds him that he's a fucking assassin. And I think
Speaker 2: that these words that they're using to describe certain individuals
Speaker 2: or certain circumstances are hypnotic suggestive terms. That way, whenever
Speaker 2: you think of Donald Trump, bingo, he's weird, he's racist,
Speaker 2: he's a homophobe, he's a xenophobe, He's all these things,
Speaker 2: right and.
Speaker 3: So convicted felon that was the hot one a couple
Speaker 3: months ago, a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Russian collusion.
Speaker 3: That was the thing when you thought Trump boom like
Speaker 3: it was they wanted to be synonymous with Russian collusion.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Right, right, But anyway, Doug I I don't want to
Speaker 2: ask you, dude, So you live in Jersey? Are you
Speaker 2: a Jets or a Giants fan?
Speaker 11: Bro?
Speaker 1: Good question, Believe it or not.
Speaker 14: I'm a pretty big dude. I'm like six boil over
Speaker 14: three hundred pounds, and my mom never let me play football.
Speaker 14: She was the mom from the water Boy and I
Speaker 14: wasn't even allowed to watch football and most sports in general.
Speaker 14: Oddly enough, I did get into a little Brazilian jiu
Speaker 14: jitsu and kempo, but she wouldn't let me play what
Speaker 14: she considered contact sports or watch it. So I don't
Speaker 14: watch sports except pro wrestling.
Speaker 1: Hell, yeah, there you go. You gotta be honest, dude.
Speaker 1: Your mom sounds a lot like my ex wife. She
Speaker 1: my son was not.
Speaker 3: Allowed to play football because it's too violent, but we
Speaker 3: would go to Krav Magah in full force spar every
Speaker 3: week and like kids would beat the fuck out of
Speaker 3: each other. But like that was cool, But helmets and
Speaker 3: pads football aggressive scary.
Speaker 2: I do understand the sentiment with the whole cte and
Speaker 2: all the concussions and all that shit. I'm still dealing
Speaker 2: with that to this day. This is why I blank
Speaker 2: out and I forget certain words and and shit like that.
Speaker 2: I'm convinced that I have very little uh neurons and
Speaker 2: protons and all the things firing off in my mind.
Speaker 2: I'm convinced that, like a lot of them have just
Speaker 2: been shattered by blunt force fucking trauma on a daily
Speaker 2: basis and practice and in games. So I get it.
Speaker 2: Although there is a glass half full kind of situation
Speaker 2: whenever it comes to football, and you know I will.
Speaker 2: I like it for the camaraderie of your teammates and
Speaker 2: playing in the mud and going through the shit together.
Speaker 2: You get your ass whooped together, you win together, like
Speaker 2: it's a brotherhood whenever you're out there. And also, I mean, dude,
Speaker 2: you get to fucking legally fuck people up. And that's
Speaker 2: my favorite part.
Speaker 1: That's why I love Boohert.
Speaker 3: And I am almost one hundred percent confident that in
Speaker 3: the next ten years I will develop like late stage
Speaker 3: CTE because of it. I'm trying to kill whatever brain
Speaker 3: cells are still left bouncing around in there, bro, Like
Speaker 3: I don't know what they're still doing in there.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, dude, Sam, Yeah, I'm with that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't play football anymore. I'm way too out of shape.
Speaker 2: For that, but soon, Uh, Jacob, I I plan on
Speaker 2: getting me a suit of armor.
Speaker 1: Sir Joe, let's fucking go.
Speaker 2: I think we're not an expense. I think we're not
Speaker 2: far from that.
Speaker 1: YO, fuck around and find out.
Speaker 3: First off, the Houston team are solid dudes, like as
Speaker 3: far as getting in with a team that know the
Speaker 3: sport and could like train you up like one of
Speaker 3: the better teams that I could even put you up
Speaker 3: in contact with. I know a lot of them first off.
Speaker 3: Second off, you're buying armor. This is a business expense
Speaker 3: because we're gonna be videoing the whole thing.
Speaker 1: This is content.
Speaker 2: What dude, Let's go give me one of those what
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 9: The uh?
Speaker 2: Like the samurai face mask or the samurai helmets are
Speaker 2: fucking gangster. I want one of those so bad.
Speaker 1: Hold on, if you want to do Samurai boohert they
Speaker 1: have that, it's expensive. The kid is expensive.
Speaker 3: Here, Listen, y'all got to understand when you look at
Speaker 3: traditional samurai armor, a lot of it is like bamboo
Speaker 3: woven or not bamboo, but wood woven on wood to
Speaker 3: do all of that. There are historical examples of that
Speaker 3: being done with metal. I'm just throwing this out. This
Speaker 3: is an insane amount of work and artistry to put
Speaker 3: together one kit. I'm talking somewhere around eight to ten
Speaker 3: grand per kit, and then you would only be allowed
Speaker 3: to fight with Japanese weapons.
Speaker 1: So I'm not saying you shouldn't do this.
Speaker 3: There are currently multiple dudes doing it, and they are
Speaker 3: fucking savages and their armor is gorgeous.
Speaker 1: I'm throwing that's all of the.
Speaker 2: Props, right, And that's what I love about it. It
Speaker 2: reminds me of you've ever seen that movie Real Steal
Speaker 2: with you Jackman?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I fucking love that movie. But like, what was
Speaker 2: the like, yeah, what was the samurai one in there?
Speaker 2: That was just so sick? It was like the Cities
Speaker 2: or some shit, bad guy shit, whatever it was. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I feel like if I'm going to get
Speaker 2: into that, it's I want to be terrifying to look
Speaker 2: at like, that's my goal.
Speaker 1: Well, if you're gonna do this, I'm down.
Speaker 3: Let's figure out a way to make an attacks right off,
Speaker 3: We'll talk to our CPA. We got this and uh
Speaker 3: fuck yes, dude, let me We're gonna have a whole
Speaker 3: cult of conspiracy. Boo Hurt team started to get fielded
Speaker 3: at five on five tournaments and shit, just dudes from
Speaker 3: across the country that are about that life.
Speaker 1: Son, Oh, don't tip me with a good time.
Speaker 2: He gets my blood flowing just thinking about fucking being
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 3: Also, I don't know if all of y'all went and
Speaker 3: checked out the YouTube video or release of the Boo
Speaker 3: Hurt Weapons thing.
Speaker 1: If y'all did, thank y'all. That was kind of fun.
Speaker 3: I had to break up that bench to burn it,
Speaker 3: and then I was like, you know, there's a better
Speaker 3: way to do this and record it, and that was
Speaker 3: actually really fun to do.
Speaker 2: Dude, I love it all right. So, as Stephanie was saying,
Speaker 2: Tuesday nights are awesome, we get into a wide range
Speaker 2: of topics we've kind of been all over the board,
Speaker 2: which hey, dude, I mean that's perfect for our ADHD brains.
Speaker 1: Fucking right, dude.
Speaker 2: So let's get back to the chat over here. Luke said,
Speaker 2: I haven't listened to the new episode about the second
Speaker 2: attempt on Trump, so if so, ignore this. What are
Speaker 2: the what are the thoughts about the shooter having an
Speaker 2: AK forty seven to try and make it look like
Speaker 2: it was maybe an Iranian agent? Sounds like CIA activities.
Speaker 2: If successful, ballistics would have found the round to be
Speaker 2: a seven point six y two by thirty nine. I
Speaker 2: don't know those yeah.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, So as of right now now
Speaker 3: we were recorded that episode that was yesterday, middle of
Speaker 3: the day, so we only had the information that was
Speaker 3: being released at that time. So I've kept up with it,
Speaker 3: and I'm glad that they are finally acknowledging it's not
Speaker 3: an AK. The initial report was that it was an
Speaker 3: AK style weapon, and the only reason they said that
Speaker 3: was because it was an AK mag. Clearly was an
Speaker 3: AK mag, but it is in fact an SKS. It
Speaker 3: was very cheap. This was all right, and this is
Speaker 3: it really did piss off my guntism when they kept
Speaker 3: doing that. I'm gonna be I'm gonna be real with
Speaker 3: y'all real quick. So to anybody who isn't much of
Speaker 3: a gun person, an SQ is like a second slash
Speaker 3: third cousin of an AK forty seven.
Speaker 1: The mechanics of how it works is very similar.
Speaker 3: It takes the same ammo, same type of gas block
Speaker 3: at the top with the ported gas block. That's why
Speaker 3: people will make the distinction. Say they look the same,
Speaker 3: they act the same. They're very similar, but there are differences.
Speaker 3: This was basically the guts of an SKS slammed into
Speaker 3: a epoxy hunting rifle stock. Because of course, with I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna say that was dog shit Glass, I will
Speaker 3: say that that was I will say maybe a fucking
Speaker 3: six mag a scope by the way, sorry, Glass, I'm
Speaker 3: talking about the scope on it. The optics were not
Speaker 3: some sort of like super soldier sniper rifle thing. And
Speaker 3: here was my big argument against it, And thankfully there's
Speaker 3: a lot of people that are coming forward with this now.
Speaker 3: It's not that this weapon was incapable of doing the
Speaker 3: job from this distance.
Speaker 1: It very much is, okay, It's just that if the
Speaker 1: intent was to do.
Speaker 3: An assassination at that distance, why would you play with
Speaker 3: a weapon that like I'm just saying, like a thirty
Speaker 3: odd six hunting rifle would have done a better job
Speaker 3: at this intended goal than this thing.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying like.
Speaker 3: And I understand that a seven six two is very
Speaker 3: comparable to a thirty odd six, I understand, but that's
Speaker 3: got more powder behind it. I'm saying like a real
Speaker 3: thirty odd six would have been a more effective weapon
Speaker 3: choice for this same with the fucking Butler Pennsylvania shooting.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying an ar was incapable of doing the job.
Speaker 3: It just wasn't the right tool for the job. So
Speaker 3: then as we break down into the shooter, the guy
Speaker 3: is a fucking nut job. There's a whole thing about
Speaker 3: him and how his socials have been wiped. He had
Speaker 3: two pieces of tile up there to try to act
Speaker 3: like some sort of a block.
Speaker 1: But cut to they didn't. He didn't get a shot off.
Speaker 3: Allegedly, Allegedly, the Secret Service was a whole or two
Speaker 3: ahead of where Trump was going to be with binoculars,
Speaker 3: apparently saw the rifle from the bushes, and he engaged
Speaker 3: with the shooter. I still have no fucking clue how
Speaker 3: he engaged with the shooter, because most Secret Service members
Speaker 3: don't carry long guns. They carry like nines, forty fives,
Speaker 3: something along those lines. So if Homeboy was starting to
Speaker 3: engage the target five hundred yards away with his sidearm,
Speaker 3: I personally am finding a little bit of a weirdness
Speaker 3: with the story. Now, maybe that was just a PLoP PLoP,
Speaker 3: PLoP PLoP just to get him to run away and
Speaker 3: like get the threat away from potus.
Speaker 1: Maybe that was what it was. I don't know.
Speaker 3: More information is gonna come out here soon, but as
Speaker 3: of now, allegedly shooter didn't get a shot off, was
Speaker 3: confronted from a distance, ran into his car, a black Nissan.
Speaker 3: A local du gooder saw a guy run off and
Speaker 3: heard the gun shots, snapped up picture of the license plate,
Speaker 3: gave it to the cops. They apprehended him. He went
Speaker 3: on with no real issues. He was screaming a lot whatever.
Speaker 3: He's arrested. That's as of now what we got.
Speaker 2: Look what up, dude?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was just wondering because I'm starting to become
Speaker 12: real big on believing the type of weapon news for
Speaker 12: any of these attempts or even some of the shootings
Speaker 12: at schools and stuff, I really believe that the weapon
Speaker 12: that's used is trying to send some type of message,
Speaker 12: Because anybody that knows anything about guns, like, for example,
Speaker 12: the school shootings that have happened with AR fifteen's off
Speaker 12: the top of my head, I can think of a
Speaker 12: handful of guns that are half the price and twice
Speaker 12: as effective, right, and it's the first attempt with AR fifteen.
Speaker 12: He could have easily gone down to a pawn shop
Speaker 12: spent two hundred dollars for two seventy and hit that
Speaker 12: shot ninety nine out of one hundred times, not even
Speaker 12: you know, seven out of ten.
Speaker 3: Or used around that like yeah, even if you graiz
Speaker 3: his ear, you still took a chunk of the skull
Speaker 3: with it.
Speaker 1: Like there's I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 12: If he's using AR fifteen, why not three hundred blackout?
Speaker 12: Like you don't even have to worry about the year.
Speaker 1: It's exactly.
Speaker 12: There's a lot of three hundred blackouts that are cheaper
Speaker 12: than just your standard five five.
Speaker 3: Six are I'm just you know, and I could even
Speaker 3: understand that excuse too if it's the cheapness, right, Oh,
Speaker 3: it's because they're the easier ones to get your hands on,
Speaker 3: because and maybe that.
Speaker 1: Used to be the way.
Speaker 3: I mean, I remember picking up a little cheap ass
Speaker 3: ar for like three point fifty Was it a gap?
Speaker 1: No, it was M and P.
Speaker 12: And I was about to say, yeah, the high point, Yeah,
Speaker 12: you can get a AR for two hundred dollars Like.
Speaker 3: No, No, let's have a little bit of respect for ourselves, Okay,
Speaker 3: Let's high points are bought as pranks and to destroy
Speaker 3: only that is the only way, but.
Speaker 2: Which to be honest that I think that that kind
Speaker 2: of furthers my opinion that I was stating in the
Speaker 2: show yesterday that think about it like this, all right,
Speaker 2: maybe let's just say, let's just call them the illuminati
Speaker 2: the world it leads whatever you want to call them, right,
Speaker 2: And they don't necessarily want to kill Trump. Maybe they
Speaker 2: just want to send a little message. And in that message,
Speaker 2: have it be a double edged sword, killed two birds
Speaker 2: with one stone. We're gonna send a message to Trump,
Speaker 2: scare the shit out of him. See how he reacts.
Speaker 2: Maybe he wants to step down. We don't want to
Speaker 2: kill anybody, that's possible. You don't want to maybe start
Speaker 2: a revolution whatever you could, you could make that, you
Speaker 2: know you can make that point. But to further bring
Speaker 2: home the point that we need to ban these guns,
Speaker 2: that's why you would use these specific guns, Because you
Speaker 2: guys are talking about like, why would you use that gun?
Speaker 2: I mean, you can use something that is far more accurate,
Speaker 2: on a lot more and a lot cheaper. But they
Speaker 2: use these specific guns almost every single time, and so
Speaker 2: it it in my opinion, this is another five D
Speaker 2: chess move. I don't know. That's the way I look
Speaker 2: at it.
Speaker 3: I see as them trying to take away the weapons
Speaker 3: that are easily and readily available and also easily modified
Speaker 3: to be more dangerous than off first glance. Like it
Speaker 3: really doesn't take much to turn an ak or an
Speaker 3: ar into a fully.
Speaker 1: Automatic weapon at all.
Speaker 3: You can literally train a metht out child soldier in
Speaker 3: any country in about two hours worth of training. Now look, look, look, look,
Speaker 3: let's just be there. Okay, I'm sorry. Are we having
Speaker 3: a real conversation where we're talking fairy land? We're talking
Speaker 3: school shooters. So, like I was saying, child soldiers in
Speaker 3: Africa right now, being fed a mixture of gunpowder and
Speaker 3: meth every day can be effectively trained with this weapon
Speaker 3: in about two hours.
Speaker 2: So like you're fuck I think, but you're probably right.
Speaker 1: Oh oh I'm the one that's fucked up. Ah, Jacob's
Speaker 1: fucked up for bringing mention up of Cony. Everybody forgot
Speaker 1: about Cony twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: All those shirts and all those campaigns, all these fucking
Speaker 3: hi high browed, moral, high horse motherfuckers went and bought
Speaker 3: to try to support those kids.
Speaker 7: Not a fucking penny went to saving the fucking children.
Speaker 1: But whatever.
Speaker 2: Okay, but I don't know why you got to call
Speaker 2: me out on that. I told you that I bought
Speaker 2: the shirt, you motherfucker.
Speaker 1: I'm not calling you out. I'm calling out you know.
Speaker 3: It's actually members of my family that bought that shirt
Speaker 3: and did some shit thinking that they were gonna make
Speaker 3: some change. That was like before the Facebook flag changing
Speaker 3: was cool.
Speaker 2: It's twenty twelve, dude. I mean that was It was
Speaker 2: literally cony twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: But we didn't know any different. And I'm not talking
Speaker 3: shit on the people that did like that job. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about the ones that were like waving the banner
Speaker 3: of look what I'm.
Speaker 2: Doing right my third at that point.
Speaker 1: That's fit thing.
Speaker 3: My point, John, You didn't buy that to be some
Speaker 3: sort of a ooh look what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I'm moral. I know way too many that did. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, for sure, Luke.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I think one of the biggest issues is the general
Speaker 12: population doesn't understand that when the news is talking about
Speaker 12: that these are military style weapons, they don't they don't
Speaker 12: understand what millspeck actually means.
Speaker 1: It means bottom of the barrel. Dude. We just talked
Speaker 1: about that the other day.
Speaker 3: Like, I know for sure both of the sixteen the
Speaker 3: M sixteen A two and the M sixteen.
Speaker 1: A four that I had both were made by toy companies.
Speaker 12: That's for facts, right, Yeah, it's the cheapest thing that
Speaker 12: the government can get in surplus.
Speaker 3: But I mean, even saying an AK or an AR
Speaker 3: a military styled weapon, dog, you could take any basic
Speaker 3: weapon with a slight bit of modification to make it
Speaker 3: just as deadly. Well, I'm not gonna say any it
Speaker 3: depends on caliber. Yeah, Yeah, The point is, you're right.
Speaker 3: I believe that they have it out for the AK
Speaker 3: and the AR specifically because they are cheaper, they are
Speaker 3: more readily available, and they are easily modified to become
Speaker 3: a real problem for them.
Speaker 1: And I think that they know that and they want
Speaker 1: to do that.
Speaker 12: But yet you look at like like an M one grant.
Speaker 12: Go ahead and take that shot with a M one grant.
Speaker 3: See what happens, which is literally an AK upside down, right,
Speaker 3: that's literally the mechanics of it. And you're right, that's
Speaker 3: a full thirty odd six. They would have done the job,
Speaker 3: hardcore done the job. But but and nobody wants to
Speaker 3: talk about how that's a real weapon.
Speaker 1: Of war, like hardcore weapon of war.
Speaker 12: But oh yeah, that gun has millions of bodies on it, millions.
Speaker 3: Like with an m I'm just saying, you know, people
Speaker 3: people have opinions of what they think is true.
Speaker 1: That's why it's like, oh, what's an assault weapon. It's like, that's.
Speaker 12: This is gladly gun in history was literally a shotgun
Speaker 12: in the trenches. Like they called us out on being unfair.
Speaker 12: They straight up called out shotguns being unfair and warfare.
Speaker 3: They were mad that they were slam firing twelve gauge
Speaker 3: bucksh at such close.
Speaker 1: Range that like basically notubing. They were old school noubtubing.
Speaker 3: The competition, and they tried frying American soldiers for war
Speaker 3: crimes for using buckshot. It's like, no, fuck you, you
Speaker 3: just chlorine gassed us.
Speaker 12: Gave it to me when I was twelve, and y'all
Speaker 12: brought my ass over here.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 3: I actually had, at one point in time the opportunity
Speaker 3: to buy one of those trench guns. I didn't really
Speaker 3: I was too young and I could afford it at
Speaker 3: the time. I just I didn't get it because I'm
Speaker 3: stupid looking back at it now and knowing what that gun.
Speaker 1: Is worth currently?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And it had the slam fire capability, which is so fun.
Speaker 2: But anyway, hey, dude, we've all had a holographic chars
Speaker 2: Ard in our day. I'm sure I know that I
Speaker 2: did worth a lot of money now, so we make
Speaker 2: dumb choices. But you know what, I did have a question.
Speaker 2: This is gonna sound probably really retarded, but dude, is
Speaker 2: an uzi a real gun or is that a fictional thing?
Speaker 3: So an Uzi is a nine millimeter and I do
Speaker 3: think they also have it chambered in forty five uh
Speaker 3: submachine gun developed for the Israeli Armed forces. The idea
Speaker 3: f excuse Israeli defense forces. That was their answer to
Speaker 3: us having a Thompson. And then later on when we
Speaker 3: developed the MP five and MP forty's as decent side weapons,
Speaker 3: they wanted a small, compact, fully automatic nine milm. If
Speaker 3: I'm not mistaken, was it the Russians or the checks
Speaker 3: that came up with the Mac mac nines, tens and
Speaker 3: eleven's Mac nine's are that's that's If you ever see
Speaker 3: those old movies in the nineties, those old hood movies
Speaker 3: where they just do drive bys with those like little
Speaker 3: mac Nines or mac tens.
Speaker 1: I love those personally, That's just me. But yeah, the
Speaker 1: uzi is absolutely a real weapon.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think I think it was actually the mac
Speaker 12: tens specifically, because they would the gun would literally start
Speaker 12: melting because of the firing so much. They called it
Speaker 12: the uzzi.
Speaker 1: Those little bastards do.
Speaker 3: Just take off if you ever shot one, and Jonathan,
Speaker 3: if you haven't, they have one at the little local
Speaker 3: indoor range. We could just blow through a couple of
Speaker 3: mags of VMO next time you come through town. But yeah,
Speaker 3: uzzies are They're a fun, little, fun little toy.
Speaker 12: For legal reasons, I may or may not have made one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for I may or may not have a nice
Speaker 6: glock switch as well.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, for legal reasons, I may or
Speaker 3: may not have suffered a boating accident a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 1: So I mean I feel y'all one hundred.
Speaker 6: Look glocks ripped fl auto, like nine hundred rounds of
Speaker 6: nine I think.
Speaker 1: Okay, all bullshit aside, dude, blocks fucking rip. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I have one of those, you know, the it's like
Speaker 6: called the micro roney and you can put it in
Speaker 6: there and it like turns it into like a little
Speaker 6: sbr It's like a fume and uh yeah, it's it's
Speaker 6: super sick and I've got the drum bags for it
Speaker 6: and everything like it's dope.
Speaker 9: Dude.
Speaker 3: All right, I need to make a trip to Texas
Speaker 3: to your neck of the woods. Do you have a
Speaker 3: spot to shoot outdoor?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Fuck yeah, all right, because I got I need to
Speaker 3: blow through a couple of rounds. I say a couple
Speaker 3: few thousand, but yeah, we'll talk about that later.
Speaker 2: I never felt so demasculinized as when a bunch of
Speaker 2: dudes are talking about guns that I don't know fuck
Speaker 2: all about. I just want to some I'm sorry. I
Speaker 2: just I didn't grow up in the military. I don't
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. I didn't play the shooting
Speaker 2: games and all that stuff. I just feel so out
Speaker 2: of touch with this thing you want.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, I want Luke and Zombie to
Speaker 3: chime in, because now you're talking about the gun stuff. Dude,
Speaker 3: Now my son's doing certain shooting sports. I'm about to
Speaker 3: blow your mind. But go ahead, Luke or Zombie, somebody.
Speaker 12: The American dream is a striker with dragons breath rounds.
Speaker 3: I have never fucked with Dragon's breath rounds, but I'm
Speaker 3: gonna make my own just to fuck with it. I
Speaker 3: am sad that I no longer have my Saga twelve
Speaker 3: because I had a twenty round drum on the bottom
Speaker 3: of that fucker, and that with Dragon's breath would have
Speaker 3: been fun. But it's happened fucking boats July all the time,
Speaker 3: every day.
Speaker 2: Y'all may as well to be speaking Chinese to me.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie to you, zombie. Go ahead, She's
Speaker 2: gonna know a hell of a lot more about guns.
Speaker 11: It was like, how man, and you got a girl
Speaker 11: in here too, But I'm over here like yes, and
Speaker 11: like I can see him.
Speaker 10: He's just like, why what are we talking about? It's okay,
Speaker 10: well we all hurt you.
Speaker 2: I like learning about it. I just don't know anything
Speaker 2: about guns at all. It's not that I'm against them,
Speaker 2: It's just it's one thing that I never learned about.
Speaker 3: Oh no, dude, it's the same with like me with
Speaker 3: mechanical stuff. I know some stuff with cars and mechanics,
Speaker 3: but you'll have these dudes get together and just like
Speaker 3: bullshit about the the timing and the slip differential of
Speaker 3: this motor versus this motor Maiden this year, by this
Speaker 3: mean and I'm just like, hmmm, so anyway, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: go over here. It's the same like football when you
Speaker 3: and a dude, you know, start talking NFL shit that
Speaker 3: this is how I feel.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that makes it.
Speaker 1: Which it's not like a bad thing. I just I
Speaker 1: get it. I get it.
Speaker 3: It's it's a thing you geek out over. This is
Speaker 3: like what I geek out over.
Speaker 2: I said, Oh dude, I know stats from thirty years
Speaker 2: ago that you know what I mean. Like, I'm just
Speaker 2: addicted to that kind of shit. But I'm sorry, zombie.
Speaker 2: What were you continuing to try and say before Jacob
Speaker 2: Riudley cut you off like the ungentleman that he is.
Speaker 10: What a savage? No, I actually don't have anything else today.
Speaker 2: You're the kick Samuel me. Yes, you had your hand raiser.
Speaker 1: You have your hand raiser. Yeah, not bad.
Speaker 2: Oh so you.
Speaker 3: Fucking high motherfucker bro about to say you are higher
Speaker 3: than taroed active titties right now, and I'm about that life.
Speaker 1: But brother, you have your hand raise.
Speaker 6: I know that.
Speaker 8: But all I heard was saying I thought I was
Speaker 8: in trouble. But no for political reasons. I am not
Speaker 8: about to possess a nineteen fifty seven, a policewight shotgun
Speaker 8: with bayonets stud with a triangle bayonet.
Speaker 3: You know, just yeah, I do love triangle bayonets. I
Speaker 3: know they're illegal.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 8: The Moslam the Gaunt, I had one. That thing was haunted.
Speaker 8: It tried to kill me. I the next day I
Speaker 8: immediately got rid of it.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna need you to break down that story.
Speaker 3: The mosa the Gaunt is a bolt action rifle made
Speaker 3: in Russia and it's about as basic as a bolt
Speaker 3: action can go.
Speaker 1: How is it haunted and how did it try to
Speaker 1: kill you? Okay?
Speaker 2: So I bought it from somebody.
Speaker 8: Uh the so the stark had nicks in it, that
Speaker 8: was five with a scratch in it, So it was
Speaker 8: deliberately put there. It was from nineteen forty two there,
Speaker 8: And I actually had papers of what like that of
Speaker 8: the guy who had it, like where he actually got
Speaker 8: it from and the guy he got Yeah. So the
Speaker 8: night before I took I had all the rounds taken
Speaker 8: out and I even checked it. I went to go
Speaker 8: and get it out, and something just told me, Hey,
Speaker 8: let's try the fifteen out many arms. Well I did.
Speaker 8: I put it down gently. It went off, but there
Speaker 8: was no round in it. When I the night before
Speaker 8: it went off and the bell was right here, my
Speaker 8: head was here, and it went off inside my house.
Speaker 3: Samuel, Samuel, real quick, sir, Why you unloaded it? Yeah,
Speaker 3: you didn't pull the trigger like once you cleared it,
Speaker 3: so the hammer was cocked back the entire time you
Speaker 3: were doing.
Speaker 8: That, apparently, But there was no round in it, So
Speaker 8: I because I didn't put none in the next morning,
Speaker 8: I have no idea how a round it put any
Speaker 8: I lived alone.
Speaker 6: It was in a gun cabinet.
Speaker 1: That is an actual war weapon that's haunted.
Speaker 2: I had one.
Speaker 8: I proceeded to get rid of it the next day
Speaker 8: for two hundred bucks of alam sweed in a twelve facts.
Speaker 2: Sounds about right. I was about to say, that is
Speaker 2: the most spirit animal story maybe that we've ever heard.
Speaker 1: That's the oh Sam's story.
Speaker 12: Holy shit, savagery Luke, part of the reason why my
Speaker 12: mouser has taken a part in the closet. Heard that
Speaker 12: you gotta make sure no memories come back to the gun.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, Oh.
Speaker 3: My god, I wish I had cool guns like this.
Speaker 3: I wish I wouldnt guns just like bothering me, and shit, that'd.
Speaker 1: Be cool again.
Speaker 12: Legal reasons my favorite one definitely recommend if you ever
Speaker 12: get the chance to do it, Tommy gun.
Speaker 3: I have one time at an indoor range they have
Speaker 3: one on display and you could, like you know, rent
Speaker 3: Mags and you could do all the things.
Speaker 1: It's fun.
Speaker 3: I understand now why the full auto of it and
Speaker 3: why the spray and pray method is what it is.
Speaker 1: That thing.
Speaker 3: It is impossible to hold that thing in some sort
Speaker 3: of actual sighting. You're like two or three round verses
Speaker 3: about what you could hope for the best on that.
Speaker 3: But agreed, I just got excited.
Speaker 2: I know that gun.
Speaker 3: No dude, I tell you what talking about gun nerd shit.
Speaker 3: All right, So my son is doing the shooting sports
Speaker 3: as he has for last year. He did it and
Speaker 3: he did a pellet pistol. He shot like top twenty
Speaker 3: in the state and shit, great stuff.
Speaker 1: Love it to death.
Speaker 3: He decided he's doing twenty two long rifle this year.
Speaker 3: About it, no doubt, Jonathan. Let me ask you something,
Speaker 3: have you ever priced what competition twenty two long rifle
Speaker 3: rifles fucking cost?
Speaker 2: I have never bought a gun, so no.
Speaker 1: That okay, fair enough, So just throwing this out here.
Speaker 3: A thousand dollars, The three O eight that I have,
Speaker 3: that beauty that I have right now cost me about
Speaker 3: thirteen hundred, okay, and that is a legitimate G three
Speaker 3: Clone threeh eight.
Speaker 1: Okay. That's a good gun.
Speaker 3: It's a knockoff of a really good gun, but it
Speaker 3: runs the same whatever, though, shade, yeah, yeah, yeah, thirteen.
Speaker 1: Hundred is like a real, real rifle.
Speaker 3: The gun that the top shooter in the state right
Speaker 3: now is shooting is a six thousand dollars rifle, and
Speaker 3: that's for one of the three events.
Speaker 1: Each event requires its own rifle.
Speaker 2: Seems like a lot of money.
Speaker 1: This is like Olympic level shooting type.
Speaker 3: This is like an instrument, like a fine tuned tool
Speaker 3: that is done to this level. And thankfully I just
Speaker 3: found a plug to where I have all three of
Speaker 3: these really expensive guns for free ninety five.
Speaker 1: So God is good all the time.
Speaker 3: But my point is, though, as far as like the
Speaker 3: gun nerd of it all, the barrel has to be
Speaker 3: so long, the trigger pull has to be three pounds.
Speaker 3: It cannot be any less than three pounds. The optics
Speaker 3: cannot be any more than say, there's like the whole
Speaker 3: gun can't weigh so much. It has to be done
Speaker 3: this way, and this it's to break down the inner
Speaker 3: workings of it. And this is like a twenty two.
Speaker 3: This is the babyest of all baby rifles. It's that
Speaker 3: type of nerddom to every caliber and every make and
Speaker 3: every model and all this shit.
Speaker 1: People like dedicate their lives to this type of shit.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Well, I hear that right now. Actually, But anyway, all right,
Speaker 2: let's move off of the gun topic. Nothing wrong with that,
Speaker 2: it's just it, you know, I enjoy English. Onward personally,
Speaker 2: Tristian said, my mama been anti VAXX since I was
Speaker 2: born in eighty six, as her eldest, then three younger sisters.
Speaker 2: None of us are vax in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: I have a son and two nephews, whole family of
Speaker 2: anti vaxers. We are the happiest, healthiest motherfuckers that I know.
Speaker 2: God bless my mama.
Speaker 1: God bless them.
Speaker 2: Mama's shout out to Mama Custer. And then Dougie said,
Speaker 2: I'm thirty eight years old. I don't remember getting tons
Speaker 2: of vaccines. As a kid. My four year old nephew
Speaker 2: recently got vaccinated. He got like eight to ten shots
Speaker 2: in one day and he got very sick. And that
Speaker 2: was two weeks ago. He still has a bad respiratory
Speaker 2: infection right now. Yeah, sounds about right, dude. Weapons, that's
Speaker 2: the real weapon of war in my opinion, just gonna
Speaker 2: throw that out.
Speaker 1: There, bio weapon, dude.
Speaker 3: And that goes back to the ancient times when siege
Speaker 3: warfare would go on for so long and somebody finally
Speaker 3: decided that it was over, they were.
Speaker 1: Done with it.
Speaker 3: They'd start hurling dead bodies and like infection and shit
Speaker 3: over the walls to try to get everybody so sick
Speaker 3: that they had no choice but to come out like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's absolutely been a thing for a long time, but
Speaker 3: these days they've just found a way to, uh, what's
Speaker 3: the word industrialize it if you.
Speaker 2: Will, Yeah, dude, no doubt. Day Walker said, Zombie needs
Speaker 2: a podcast. We have talked to her about this. This
Speaker 2: is probably.
Speaker 3: You are fucking me up, by the way, cause you
Speaker 3: keep the lights keep going out and then keep coming on.
Speaker 1: It's like when they go.
Speaker 3: Out, I forget that you're there because I have so
Speaker 3: many people with no faces showing, and then it comes back.
Speaker 3: I'm like, fuck, he's there, and it's like, yo, day
Speaker 3: Walker it works. No, no, no, keep it on, dude. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying it fucked me up, because like, the day
Speaker 3: Walker name really works well with your lighting situation right now,
Speaker 3: my boy.
Speaker 1: It keeps it keeps the me off.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it do.
Speaker 3: And yes, we agree that Zombie does need a podcast
Speaker 3: of her own.
Speaker 1: We're working on that. We're working on that with her,
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 6: Nicholas, did y'all hit on the the pager thing yet or.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I want you to be the one
Speaker 3: to talk about it.
Speaker 1: Nick, I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I don't know if anybody has seen it yet,
Speaker 6: but I guess somewhere I gotta pull up and kind
Speaker 6: of read a little from it. But evidently there was
Speaker 6: like a few thousand injuries over that. People are suspecting
Speaker 6: that it was an Israeli Messaud operation, like some sort
Speaker 6: of hack or these these explosives that were planted in
Speaker 6: these pagers that they were communicating with beforehand, and they
Speaker 6: exploded all over the country and in like three thousand
Speaker 6: people and killed like at least ten people and there's
Speaker 6: all these video footage of like people's just pagers exploding
Speaker 6: all over the place, and there's just it's it's straight
Speaker 6: out of a fucking uh what I say earlier at
Speaker 6: Kingsman movie, Like it's insane.
Speaker 1: It's anymore that.
Speaker 3: Area of the world countries that's the only places that
Speaker 3: used pagers or like anything that would be what we
Speaker 3: consider American from like eighty five to ninety five. The
Speaker 3: only place that still acts like that's the Golden Age.
Speaker 3: Like Yo, in Afghanistan right now, they're still jamming to
Speaker 3: thriller like it's the hottest thing that dropped this summer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like on that movie euro Trip and the
Speaker 2: what is it the one dude goes or they go
Speaker 2: over to this poor ass country and he's like Miami
Speaker 2: Viz number one new show. Yeah, thirty years ago.
Speaker 1: Countries are really like that.
Speaker 3: They're still Yeah, so pagers in you said it was
Speaker 3: Libya or Lebanon.
Speaker 6: H Yeah, it's hundreds of Husbulla terrorists all over Lebanon
Speaker 6: were just killed, slash severely injured when their pagers all
Speaker 6: suddenly simultaneously exploded.
Speaker 3: The Hezbolla terrorists are carrying around pagers that actually, weirdly
Speaker 3: enough does check out.
Speaker 6: And here's another crazy thing. And I'm having weird days
Speaker 6: of right now for some reason. But so the company
Speaker 6: that sold those pagers is a Taiwanese company, okay. And
Speaker 6: the company name is Gold Apollo, okay, which is eerily
Speaker 6: reminiscent of the the Olympics, like they had the gold
Speaker 6: and that was all like to Apollo, right, And from
Speaker 6: my understanding, Apollo, son God. That's the same entity kind
Speaker 6: of of as Lucifer essentially, and that's like the light Bringer.
Speaker 6: That's just another name for Lucifer. These people that are
Speaker 6: worshiping of Apollo and the occult and elite like they're
Speaker 6: that's just the way that they they not their hat
Speaker 6: to you know, the dark One or the light one
Speaker 6: if you And.
Speaker 2: Also to go on the whole Apollo thing, what was it.
Speaker 2: We had a guest here not that long ago that
Speaker 2: was talking about like whenever they you just tie in
Speaker 2: the story of the moon landings, and oh I knew
Speaker 2: the whole story what it was going to be because
Speaker 2: of you know, just the story of Apollo. So the
Speaker 2: first mission to the moon and you know, I mean
Speaker 2: allegedly we win, but the story of Apollo says.
Speaker 6: That chasing the moon never gets it or something never
Speaker 6: gets it right.
Speaker 3: So, now the Book of Revelation talks about Apollon being
Speaker 3: the light bringer and all these things, which is believed
Speaker 3: to be some sort of direct to sent or lineage
Speaker 3: to either the Greek god Apollo, a sun deity, some
Speaker 3: sort of light bringing deity like that. So I've been
Speaker 3: told that that was what the Olympics was supposed to
Speaker 3: be abo As a matter of fact, they acknowledged that
Speaker 3: themselves that it was absolutely supposed to be biblically like inspired.
Speaker 3: So all of this being done by the Apollo Gold Company,
Speaker 3: I'm not seeing that to be a coincidence.
Speaker 1: I see that to be planned on.
Speaker 14: Dougie, you might not be able to divulge this information.
Speaker 14: And this is going away from conspiracy stuff, but I
Speaker 14: was just thinking about how Jonathan was so fired up
Speaker 14: about a podcast talking smack about you guys. Would you
Speaker 14: be able to divulge the names of that podcast knocking smack?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Well, remember when you went on a tear because somebody
Speaker 3: was hating from the bottom.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 14: Johnathan, you might be a clone like Biden. How the
Speaker 14: hell'd you forget that.
Speaker 2: No, I I know, it's just I didn't know what
Speaker 2: you were referring to. But yeah, I you know what,
Speaker 2: I it's something that I did, and I wish that
Speaker 2: I didn't do, so I don't even really want to
Speaker 2: put it out there. I was just highly uh pissed
Speaker 2: at that certain moment because this was somebody who we
Speaker 2: thought we were friends with and then you know, kind
Speaker 2: of going behind our back and talking shit. And but
Speaker 2: I still, you know, that's not the kind of person
Speaker 2: that I want to be, So I feel, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of embarrassed about what I was saying at that moment.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I kind of just want to leave that
Speaker 2: whole thing alone.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's for the best. Honestly, it would do no good.
Speaker 3: It would do no good to drop that. Now everything's settled,
Speaker 3: everybody's cool, you know, just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right right. Anyhow, So let's get back to the
Speaker 2: messages over here.
Speaker 3: Mindy says germ theory is false, passed to or lied
Speaker 3: and admitted it on his deathbed.
Speaker 1: The flu and illness is a detox event.
Speaker 2: I can see that. Mindy also said drug companies have
Speaker 2: lost court cases involving vaccine injured autistic children.
Speaker 3: I've heard that they've lost some, but I thought those
Speaker 3: are like these crazy, rare exceptions. But I am glad
Speaker 3: that there is in fact legal precedence to where other
Speaker 3: people can start their claims and make that happen. But
Speaker 3: it's like, I don't know who's got the deep enough
Speaker 3: pockets to fight that fight, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Unless I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: You know what's really interesting? And we were talking about
Speaker 2: the vaccines earlier, and it made me want to go
Speaker 2: check out veres, which is the vaccine injury website where
Speaker 2: people document, you know, some some of the vaccine injuries.
Speaker 2: Not all of them do it. But I went and
Speaker 2: typed in monkey pocks and then I also typed in
Speaker 2: MPOs and I get this message as soon as I
Speaker 2: type it in. It says error four h three forbidden.
Speaker 2: The web app you have attempted to reach has blocked
Speaker 2: your access. WHOA okay, And that's on vers, which is
Speaker 2: run by the CDC.
Speaker 1: I don't go.
Speaker 3: Back and then type in just any old random one,
Speaker 3: type in COVID and see what pops up. Maybe that's
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. If it like still and walls you
Speaker 3: on every single thing you search. Okay, fine, but if
Speaker 3: it's really putting up that kind of wall specifically to mpocs,
Speaker 3: then that's interesting.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Oh yeah, it's blocking my access to fucking everything.
Speaker 2: Maybe you just need I don't know. Yeah, I typed in.
Speaker 1: Because too many people are searching shit right now.
Speaker 2: Could be the case, could be you.
Speaker 1: Know how four chan does that?
Speaker 3: Dude, They absolutely flood databases that the whole website crashes
Speaker 3: for a while.
Speaker 1: They've done that for a long time.
Speaker 2: Facts the all right, Dougie said, maybe Joe Biden is
Speaker 2: a vaccination victim.
Speaker 1: I believe he is, Dougie, I absolutely believe he is. Man, Jeez,
Speaker 1: it's bad.
Speaker 2: Right right, Trey said, Autism is becoming way too prevalent
Speaker 2: for people not to be talking about it more big facts.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But then, just like Steph said earlier, they keep changing
Speaker 3: it and they keep broadening the horizons, like legitimately eighty
Speaker 3: D and ADHD are considered on the spectrum right now.
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I don't look at it like that, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I wish that I didn't I wasn't so hyperactive or whatever,
Speaker 2: just for the sake of my mind. That is constantly
Speaker 2: a bull of spaghetti. But I like to look at it,
Speaker 2: you know, always glass at full, look at it as
Speaker 2: like a superpower kind of thing. I can juggle many
Speaker 2: different things in my mind all at the same time.
Speaker 2: And yeah, which honestly I was thinking, and this is, oh,
Speaker 2: this is perfect, because this is why I've come to
Speaker 2: the reasoning as to why I'm not going to be
Speaker 2: drinking energy drinks anymore. And that is and it's because
Speaker 2: see I have really been doing a lot of meditating
Speaker 2: on this, just trying to get to the core of
Speaker 2: my own personal thing with this deal. And it turns
Speaker 2: out I think that all right, so already adhd super
Speaker 2: It's like thoughts are flowing in like super fast, and
Speaker 2: my thoughts are happening at a at a like a
Speaker 2: higher velocity than what I can spit them out, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. And at that point, to add
Speaker 2: an energy drink on top of that, it's only going
Speaker 2: to make the mind go even faster, which my mouth
Speaker 2: isn't going to speed up, you know, my my brain
Speaker 2: to tongue or mouth like you know, ratio, it's it's
Speaker 2: not going to even out. So in my mind I
Speaker 2: already have somewhat of an issue speaking like a regular
Speaker 2: human and so like an energy drink is only going
Speaker 2: to fuck that up even more, you know. So that's
Speaker 2: what I think is going on.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Personally, I could see it, Absolutely could see it.
Speaker 3: But again I don't see I disagree with it because
Speaker 3: I believe that most people are misdiagnosed with add anyway,
Speaker 3: most young kids are a little more hyperactive.
Speaker 1: Could it be because they're just kids? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? That's that's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's like they keep widening the gap, widening the spectrum,
Speaker 3: and it's all so they could put everybody on medication,
Speaker 3: so everybody gets some sort of special allowance and everybody
Speaker 3: it's and it takes away from those that really need it.
Speaker 2: You know, right. And I would say this, I think
Speaker 2: that there's obviously like different types of it, because you know,
Speaker 2: there are the ADHD that are hyperactive, like they can't
Speaker 2: stop moving and they got to be doing something at
Speaker 2: all times, whereas like it's it's more of like a
Speaker 2: mental thing to me, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: I have a lot of things going on in my
Speaker 2: mind at all times, and I am kind of always
Speaker 2: doing something with my hands if y'all see like I'm
Speaker 2: always got my beard, or I'm always vaping, or I'm
Speaker 2: always taking a sip of something like i can't just
Speaker 2: sit still.
Speaker 6: So anyway, Nicholas, I just read this just now on
Speaker 6: the monkey pox vaccine. It says that it came out
Speaker 6: today the FDA approved the vaccine for monkey pokes. Warns
Speaker 6: it may cause death in vaccinated and people they come
Speaker 6: in contact with.
Speaker 2: So wait, are you saying that the people who get
Speaker 2: the monkey pox vaccine can cause death and the people
Speaker 2: who have the monkey box vaccine can cause death amongst
Speaker 2: people they come in contact with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it says warns that it may cause death in
Speaker 6: vaccine maybe if you were like vaccinated from other things
Speaker 6: or just by getting it potentially, or your COVID vacs maybe,
Speaker 6: or just by getting that one in general. But it
Speaker 6: says it warns it may cause death in vaccinated and
Speaker 6: people they come in contact with. So it's like and
Speaker 6: they're listing all sorts of complications including myocarditis death and
Speaker 6: beetle death all like in the listing, and it's like
Speaker 6: the caption on here is like, is it just me
Speaker 6: or are they admitting to murder?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: This sounds a lot like the vaccine shedding that people
Speaker 2: were talking about.
Speaker 3: So they're basically saying that getting the vaccine might kill you,
Speaker 3: and if it doesn't, what you shed might kill those
Speaker 3: around you, and you should know that before taking it.
Speaker 3: But they're still gonna promote that everybody takes it. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is America, yeah man, Okay.
Speaker 2: As Childish Gambino once said, zombie.
Speaker 10: Indeed, vaccine shutting is super real.
Speaker 11: It happens every year and that's why so many people
Speaker 11: get sick all the time with Like if you've noticed
Speaker 11: in school, like my son, right as COVID was happening,
Speaker 11: he got mumps measles. It was the one that makes
Speaker 11: your neck go crooked, Like you get this like weird
Speaker 11: lump and your neck goes like sideways. It's really weird.
Speaker 11: But like they had to send his blood off to
Speaker 11: the CDC. We got like this whole thing, and they
Speaker 11: were like, who was he in contact with? I was
Speaker 11: like the kids at school that just got their vaccines,
Speaker 11: and they were like, oh my god, we're gonna have to.
Speaker 10: Like let everybody know.
Speaker 11: And I was like, well, aren't they safe though, because
Speaker 11: they quote unquote got their vaccines. It was like, but
Speaker 11: now him and his sister have a lifelong immunity to it.
Speaker 11: And he had it for like, oh every think it
Speaker 11: was like eight days and it like makes your neck
Speaker 11: really sore and it swells up on one side. My
Speaker 11: daughter never even got it, like she just was around
Speaker 11: him the whole time and it had just natural immunity
Speaker 11: to it. So yeah, though, shedding is one hundred percent
Speaker 11: reel and it happens quite often and people just are like, well, no, no, no,
Speaker 11: it's the unvaccinated that are shedding. It's like, how do
Speaker 11: you shed something you aren't infected with?
Speaker 2: Dude, that is crazy how that works. And I've often
Speaker 2: thought about that because my ex, dude, she before I
Speaker 2: met her, she had gotten two COVID vaccines, and that
Speaker 2: was always something that was in the back of my mind. Like, dude,
Speaker 2: even like whenever we would do it, I'd be thinking,
Speaker 2: is there some shedding going on? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Like just a subconscious thought. I would think that.
Speaker 3: But like in theory, so like okay, saying that you
Speaker 3: got the measles vaccine when you were a kid, all right,
Speaker 3: so that means that basically, aren't you always constantly shaded
Speaker 3: because you were infected with it so that you could
Speaker 3: build an immunity to it, so you have it within you.
Speaker 3: What causes the shedding or does that happen at all times?
Speaker 3: Just we're always kind of giving that off. But the
Speaker 3: people that were around is also vaccinated, Like me, shedding
Speaker 3: the measles virus just as I do, doesn't affect those
Speaker 3: around me because they also have the measles.
Speaker 1: You know, vaccine, what causes the shedding?
Speaker 2: Don't ask me. I don't know all that scientific shit?
Speaker 1: Are you asking me anybody?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't know whoever, whoever is wise enough or
Speaker 3: knowledgeable enough on this to explain it. Because I remember
Speaker 3: hearing about virus shedding when the COVID thing was happening,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, wait a minute, did something happen to
Speaker 3: make everybody all of a sudden start like sweating measles
Speaker 3: and sweating smallpox and all this shit as well as COVID?
Speaker 1: Like what actually was about that?
Speaker 2: I just assumed that it was like emitting a frequency.
Speaker 2: That was my thought on it, But that's probably wrong.
Speaker 11: So, like when you get vaccinated, you have the live
Speaker 11: virus in your system, which there is some vaccines that
Speaker 11: don't have the quote unquote live virus, but you have
Speaker 11: the virus in your system, and for up to four weeks,
Speaker 11: your body is trying to build an immunity to it,
Speaker 11: and so you can be shedding that through sweat, through
Speaker 11: your skin, particles, through through air, if your coffee. Because
Speaker 11: a lot of people have like weird symptoms, and it
Speaker 11: doesn't always like affect the unvaccinated, like the kids, like
Speaker 11: they never got any of these vaccines. And the only
Speaker 11: reason why he got I think it's measles is because
Speaker 11: like twenty kids in his class got chicken pox and
Speaker 11: they also had vaccine, just vaccinated a whole bunch of
Speaker 11: the kids, and so as COVID hit, everybody else got
Speaker 11: chicken box, he just happened to get the measles instead.
Speaker 10: And so it's like a weird thing that happens.
Speaker 11: But like like in Japan, we all get the live
Speaker 11: virus injected in our arms, and we have to be
Speaker 11: really careful so that way we don't like spread it
Speaker 11: to your whole body and spread it to everybody else.
Speaker 11: And like you're pretty much essentially the same thing as
Speaker 11: you're being inject with a virus, you're having it in
Speaker 11: your body, and so as that naturally occurs, you're shedding
Speaker 11: that virus.
Speaker 3: When you get a new vaccine, does it also open
Speaker 3: up the shedding of other vaccines that you've had in
Speaker 3: your life or is it just the shedding of that
Speaker 3: particular vaccine you were just injected with.
Speaker 10: I believe I actually don't know the true answer to that.
Speaker 11: I don't want to speak on that, Like I could
Speaker 11: look it up, I'm sure, but I don't. I believe
Speaker 11: that it does release some chemicals in your body that
Speaker 11: you can be more susceptible to other things, and you
Speaker 11: also are shedding like the excess. I think it's something
Speaker 11: like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Tristan, your hand is raised and you coming from
Speaker 3: the full on second gin of the unvaxed family, please
Speaker 3: speak on this, brother.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I hate this shit so much due it makes
Speaker 5: me solf fucking mad, Like when it comes to a vaccine,
Speaker 5: Like within twenty four hours of me hearing about COVID,
Speaker 5: I was like, oh fuck, they're coming out at those shots.
Speaker 5: Immediately I thought about that fucking video for like two
Speaker 5: thousand and five where somebody from the DDS giving them
Speaker 5: a rundown and they're like, we've been able to figure
Speaker 5: out how to kill extremism, like religious extremism in people
Speaker 5: by destroying the VMAT two genior God gene. Like, dude,
Speaker 5: this vaccine shit goes so deep road, it's so fucked
Speaker 5: the aluminum, the murcury, the fucking timera saw all of it.
Speaker 5: So as far as I know from what I've read,
Speaker 5: and like I mean, I you know, I've gone through
Speaker 5: a lot of material on this topic over the years,
Speaker 5: but from what I ended then the shedding is only
Speaker 5: like you know, two to four weeks afterwards. So yeah,
Speaker 5: all those all those fucking chemicals and poisons and toxins
Speaker 5: like your but your body that the inflammation and like
Speaker 5: the natural reaction of your body. Dude, it's like it's
Speaker 5: in fucking overload. Trying to save you, is what's happening.
Speaker 5: So it's trying to kick that shit out. So anybody
Speaker 5: that's around you, they all get it too. And I
Speaker 5: could honestly feel it, bro like when those like when
Speaker 5: spring time of twenty one, I do construction and remodels
Speaker 5: and shit, and every fucking time I had to go
Speaker 5: into an old couple's home that night. In the next
Speaker 5: couple of days, I could feel it like in my heart,
Speaker 5: in my chest, like I was not alright, like I
Speaker 5: was being shedded on. But yeah, sorry, long story short.
Speaker 5: I think it's just that specific vaccine two to four
Speaker 5: maybe six weeks afterwards, like and that's really it. So
Speaker 5: the more you get I don't think anything that you had,
Speaker 5: you know, in the past, would be brought up again
Speaker 5: because your body's already gone through the process of healing
Speaker 5: from it. So I don't know, dude. That makes it
Speaker 5: guess worse though, when they stack it on for the kids, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: is that what you're gonna say? It makes sense. They
Speaker 5: stack it and stack and stack it, and you just
Speaker 5: see more and more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all I was going to say. It absolutely
Speaker 2: makes sense because if you think about it, like now,
Speaker 2: I know, like babies and little kids they're they're building
Speaker 2: their immune systems and whatnot, but most the majority of
Speaker 2: people are vaccinating their kids. And so like I've always
Speaker 2: that every time one of my kids goes to daycare
Speaker 2: or it's like the first couple of days or first
Speaker 2: couple of weeks of school, they always come back sick
Speaker 2: every time, Like it's it's crazy. And then you get
Speaker 2: that and could that be that all right, Well, these
Speaker 2: other babies, they're just coming in contact and they're building
Speaker 2: up their little immune systems. Also could be true, or
Speaker 2: could it also be some kind of vaccine shedding since
Speaker 2: all of these little babies, I mean, and kids you know,
Speaker 2: are every time you send them to a daycare, Dude, Like,
Speaker 2: that's the most sick that I've ever seen either one
Speaker 2: of my kids. It's been as soon as they come
Speaker 2: back from school or from daycare every time, like during
Speaker 2: the summer. I don't we don't experience that.
Speaker 1: Not rarely do we get sick through the summer, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And usually when that happens, it's like right after they
Speaker 3: come back from like a VBS or or a dance camp,
Speaker 3: or or a soccer camp or some one of those
Speaker 3: little one week things that they're around a bunch of
Speaker 3: other kids, they come back and they're sick.
Speaker 2: Right right. So getting back to the chat over here, Trey,
Speaker 2: you remembered the the real steel guy that I was
Speaker 2: talking about. Noisy boy dude. He's such a fucking gangster dude, Like,
Speaker 2: look at him, he's sick. So yeah, that's that would
Speaker 2: be the kind of suit that I would want to
Speaker 2: or the kind of armor that I would not necessarily
Speaker 2: the same thing, but like, think about that kind of helm, dude.
Speaker 2: That's some gangster shit, bro.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you what you do the Samurai kit
Speaker 3: and you blacken that steel, dude.
Speaker 2: Be badass, Trey. I mean you're a real good artist, dude.
Speaker 2: Maybe I can get you to design that that armor suit, bro.
Speaker 9: And draw some shit up.
Speaker 1: Man. Do you do tattoos too? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: What state do you live in?
Speaker 9: I live in Florida.
Speaker 2: I might have to take a trip, dude. I always need.
Speaker 1: Summerfield, uh closer to Jacksonville. All right.
Speaker 3: I would say, if you're coming to Brohemian Grove, dude,
Speaker 3: what what Brohemian Grove?
Speaker 1: You aren't here for that. We are gonna be going
Speaker 1: to Brohemian Grove.
Speaker 3: It is a con of sorts at a summerfield in Summerfield.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, A bunch of conspiracy heads are coming together.
Speaker 1: Tickets are going on sale right now.
Speaker 3: We are gonna be setting up a booth doing meat
Speaker 3: and great ship selling merch.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bring my armor. We're gonna let people beat
Speaker 1: the ship out of each other. It's gonna be a blast.
Speaker 2: Let's go it's in summers Field, Florida. You said Summerfield
Speaker 2: summer what what?
Speaker 1: Like? What? What is real? Quick?
Speaker 3: I'm a I'm gonna share a picture onto the chat
Speaker 3: of the Instagram post from the Nephlin Death Squad.
Speaker 2: Is that like closer to Miami or Gainesville or Jacksonville?
Speaker 2: Like I don't know where that would be. Oh, and
Speaker 2: then Dougie said, Jonathan, you need to get a Chinese
Speaker 2: armor kit so you can fight. You can fight with COVID.
Speaker 2: And then said Jonathan, you need to larp as a
Speaker 2: Nordic age.
Speaker 3: Hell ya, yo, I'm just saying, dude, you with a
Speaker 3: a Nordic nasal helm with a two handed axe. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying, I feel like that would be more your vibe.
Speaker 3: But if you want to do the samurai armor, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna stop you because it's gorgeous.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 2: I'm down with the Nordic shit too. I can get
Speaker 2: down with that all day. I don't know about LARPing though,
Speaker 2: That's I don't know why, dude, LARPing just always seemed
Speaker 2: really gay. Sorry, that's just my opinion on it. Like
Speaker 2: it's just you know what I'm saying, it's fake, It's
Speaker 2: not real, there's no content.
Speaker 1: Reminds me of role models.
Speaker 9: Remember that movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's like that group exists.
Speaker 3: Okay, for anybody who doesn't know, it's called SCA the
Speaker 3: Society of Historical uh krannak and shit, I forget it it. Basically,
Speaker 3: these dudes have real rank, real structure. They have territory
Speaker 3: that they claim, like I know multiple dudes that are
Speaker 3: double dukes and like lords over certain areas because they
Speaker 3: are that good at fighting with foam. And I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna knock the artistry that goes into foam fighting. It
Speaker 3: is just not my cup of tea. And I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: There's no way that I'm giving that much respect to
Speaker 3: some dude who in the real world is like okay anyway, No,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, that's booheard ain't like that.
Speaker 3: I don't give a fuck what you do on the outside.
Speaker 3: How hard can you hit? How good can you brawl?
Speaker 3: That's the deciding factor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we get into that kind of shit for the contact.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Summer feels like an hour and a half away
Speaker 9: from me.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm all down.
Speaker 4: I'm in there.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, dude, And that's uh October or something, isn't
Speaker 2: it like a week before Halloween, I.
Speaker 1: Think October twenty sixth and twenty seventh.
Speaker 12: Making a note.
Speaker 2: Fuck, yeah, dude, I'm so stoked for that.
Speaker 9: It's just gonna be dope.
Speaker 2: Yes, dude, Hey I heard that.
Speaker 16: Sorry, I probably should have raised my hand, but I
Speaker 16: heard that. Is Sam and timpoy Hat gonna be there
Speaker 16: like Nephelin Deaf Squad, Top Lobsty all those guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Nephyline Death Squad is the ones they're actually hosting it.
Speaker 3: Sam came last year. I'm not one hundred percent if
Speaker 3: he's coming this year or not. I'm trying to share
Speaker 3: a picture of the poster. Now I was wrong, excuse me.
Speaker 3: Twenty fifth and twenty sixth. I was off by one day.
Speaker 3: My bad, My bad, twenty fifth and twenty sixth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, top Lobster he's I think he was. He's a
Speaker 2: part of Nephlum Death Squad. He was one of the
Speaker 2: guys that was interviewing us, right, Yeah, that's what I thought.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right, I think.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, they're they're dude like Nephlum Death Squad.
Speaker 2: That's some cool ass dudes. I really really fuck with them.
Speaker 3: Trying to send this picture to the chat right now,
Speaker 3: there it goes as soon as it loads.
Speaker 1: Hey, there we go. It worked.
Speaker 2: I'm all right, so you you uploaded it into the chat.
Speaker 3: Yep, there's a picture, at least one of the It
Speaker 3: goes down. It scrolls down a bit, but that's the
Speaker 3: at least the bit that I could get anyway.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know what, I'll share the screen so hell
Speaker 2: everybody else can see that as well. So here we go.
Speaker 2: Let me move all this bullshit. All right, so it
Speaker 2: says live podcast, stand up comedy, hang with all of
Speaker 2: your favorite what is that? Creditors?
Speaker 1: Not creditors, They can't content creators. I think probably create creators.
Speaker 2: Okay. The joke joint Summerfield, Florida, October twenty fifth and
Speaker 2: twenty sixth, Nefflum Death Squad featuring Liberty Lockdown Tower. It's
Speaker 2: it's a little blurry. Oh shit, Donut's gonna be there.
Speaker 1: Donuts gonna be there. He was there last year as well.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, wan On one's gonna be there. And we
Speaker 2: don't know the other ones just yet, but we will.
Speaker 1: We will. We will.
Speaker 3: Indeed, a bunch of creators that we have had on
Speaker 3: the show that have had us on their shows all
Speaker 3: the things. So we are gonna make it happen twenty
Speaker 3: fifth and twenty sixth of October.
Speaker 2: Oh, Paranoid American is gonna be there too. He's the
Speaker 2: one or they're the ones that, uh weren't they the
Speaker 2: ones that create the comic conspiracy little comic books? You
Speaker 2: remember that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I want Yeah, that was damn it is that
Speaker 1: their content?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that that's them.
Speaker 1: Solid fucking people.
Speaker 3: Man, I tell you what, we have met so many
Speaker 3: incredible people just through doing this.
Speaker 1: It is insane, the little network that has become what
Speaker 1: it has. Man, I love it.
Speaker 2: It is the best best job ever had been spirit Animal.
Speaker 2: You said it's four hours from you. That ain't nothing
Speaker 2: but a hop, skip and a jump.
Speaker 1: Baby fucking hey, man, Oh we're road tripping this.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be great because I think, would you say
Speaker 2: it's like a nine or a ten hour drive for us?
Speaker 3: For from my house, it's like nine and a half
Speaker 3: and you're four from me.
Speaker 1: Actually, Katie's what like four and a.
Speaker 2: Half something like that, depending on traffic. If there's no traffic,
Speaker 2: it's about four and a half hours.
Speaker 1: I'm down I'm down. I just I don't know if
Speaker 1: we'll be able to fit all of the armor in
Speaker 1: your car.
Speaker 2: I mean, my trunk's pretty big.
Speaker 1: Okay about it.
Speaker 2: You got a big trunk, I'm gonna put my bike
Speaker 2: in it. Steph the fuck?
Speaker 16: I all right. I checked out flights and I'm out
Speaker 16: here in a z and if I can make it,
Speaker 16: I'm going to try to make it. But it sounds
Speaker 16: like a ton of fun. And I think Project Chaney
Speaker 16: is going to be there.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was a name on there too, Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, so just heavy hitters.
Speaker 2: Oh that's uh Chaney in Wonderland. I think is her
Speaker 2: Instagram name? Or am I thinking of two different things?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 16: I think it's Project Chaney Chaney in Wonderland, and she's
Speaker 16: part of I think her podcast that she created with
Speaker 16: Secret Society of Good Guys with the Paranoid American Innanna.
Speaker 16: They usually have a guest each week. But yeah, Abby
Speaker 16: and Layla. I think Layla and Abby and Project Shaney
Speaker 16: is a pretty good, damn good podcast and Friday nights fucking.
Speaker 2: Hey, dude, I'm looking forward to meeting all these people.
Speaker 2: I'm bump man because it's one thing to like, you know,
Speaker 2: have them on the show or us go on their show.
Speaker 2: But dude, doing it in person like that sounds so
Speaker 2: awesome and it's gonna be live podcasts and everybody is free,
Speaker 2: you know, not free. I think there's tickets, but anybody
Speaker 2: can you know, get the tickets? And did you see
Speaker 2: how much the tickets were?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, twenty five was one of the lower and there
Speaker 3: was like VIP and there was like different levels to it.
Speaker 3: But it's not expensive by any means, especially like, dude,
Speaker 3: have you seen what people pay to go to certain cons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it can be kind of expensive. And I
Speaker 2: do just want to throw it out there, like, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know if we're we don't really know our
Speaker 2: role on this because we were just invited last week.
Speaker 2: But yeah, if there's any good cult members out there,
Speaker 2: not that you would need a VIP pass in order
Speaker 2: to just come up and shoot the shit with us,
Speaker 2: like you know, were.
Speaker 3: I know for sure we're gonna have a booth set
Speaker 3: up outside, so like you know, we're gonna be out
Speaker 3: and about, so you know whatever. But as far as
Speaker 3: the con itself, I don't believe that we are listed
Speaker 3: on any panels or anything, because again This was like
Speaker 3: a last minute, like thrown together thing.
Speaker 1: They've had this in the works for months and planned
Speaker 1: and everything's like.
Speaker 3: You know, but yes we will be out and about
Speaker 3: shaking hands, kissing babies or vice versa, depending on your flavor,
Speaker 3: and like, yeah, it's gonna be a good time.
Speaker 2: Nicholas about to roll out.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: All right, look, Nick, before you go that that that
Speaker 2: Renfest thing that we're going to, because that's also in October,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 6: It's the first weekend of November, so probably the following weekend.
Speaker 2: Okay, perfect. I was hoping that those two wouldn't overlap.
Speaker 2: See you then, Hell, yes, all right, Nick, we'll see
Speaker 2: you later, dude, la everybody, Yes, but yeah, I'm super
Speaker 2: fucking looking forward to that. That's gonna be so sick spirit,
Speaker 2: bro go ahead.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be shooting so much shit with all of
Speaker 3: these people, like live podcast they're doing live podcasts and
Speaker 3: I know that much, but dude, I'm just excited to
Speaker 3: get that much done, like this many people collectively, all
Speaker 3: of the thoughts that we have on all of the bullshit.
Speaker 1: This is gonna be wild.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And you know what the great part is
Speaker 2: is you know, getting all the conspiracy theorists together is
Speaker 2: that it's really not a giant echo chambers as a
Speaker 2: lot of people, you know, might think, Like even on
Speaker 2: this show, we're both conspiracy theorists. Most of the time,
Speaker 2: we don't agree on shit. And but that's the that's
Speaker 2: the community that we've created amongst other most other conspiracy podcasters,
Speaker 2: is that, you know, look like everybody is free to
Speaker 2: have their own opinion. You want to say the Earth
Speaker 2: is flat, fucking it's flat. You want to say it's
Speaker 2: a giant gay ball, like Jacob, go ahead, it's a
Speaker 2: giant gay ball. But like everybody is entitled to have
Speaker 2: their own opinion. They are gay as balls, but everybody
Speaker 2: is entitled to have their own opinion. And but it's
Speaker 2: really cool because you get you get people from all
Speaker 2: different thought realms to really come together. And that's really
Speaker 2: what makes the conspiracy realm so great, because everybody has
Speaker 2: a certain set of beliefs that then they share their
Speaker 2: opinions and their beliefs whenever they go on on certain shows.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, whenever we went on
Speaker 2: to the Nephilum Death Squad, we we they I guess
Speaker 2: they listened to our show whenever we went onto Tenfoil
Speaker 2: hat about the Shroud of Turin and they were like,
Speaker 2: fucking you guys got to come over here and talk
Speaker 2: about the Shout of Turin. And I honestly think that
Speaker 2: we did an even better job at describing the shrold
Speaker 2: Assure the Shroud of Turin to the Nephlum Death Squad.
Speaker 2: I mean it was, you know, our second or third
Speaker 2: time doing that. But it's like it's cool to, you know,
Speaker 2: intermingle like that because we're all really providing and helping
Speaker 2: each other, and you know, it's it's cross platforms so
Speaker 2: that everybody kind of gets, you know, their say so.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, I love it, dude.
Speaker 3: I love that the podcast game has seen like that
Speaker 3: it's not cutthroat, or at least it's not in the
Speaker 3: realm that we have, in the grouping that we have
Speaker 3: made for ourselves and especially with the cult members that
Speaker 3: we have, Everybody like, it's not.
Speaker 1: We don't feel like this is cutthroat.
Speaker 3: We really do feel like a rising tide rises all
Speaker 3: ships and so like we've promoted the fuck out of
Speaker 3: everybody and like in turn, they've helped us out too,
Speaker 3: So it's it has really become this beautiful network of
Speaker 3: just growth and it's oh my god, it's been a
Speaker 3: wild ride.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude. And now you know, we got we
Speaker 2: got Cosmic Peach Saturdays. We got Josh Monday on Sundays, dude,
Speaker 2: with the Sunday Service. People have written us and they're like,
Speaker 2: I love that you guys brought Josh Monday on there.
Speaker 2: He is such a great guy, by the way, like
Speaker 2: one of the nicest non Mormon people that I've ever
Speaker 2: met in my life.
Speaker 3: For real, for real, and I mean, dude, that straight
Speaker 3: up seven days a week, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: There's not many in the game doing it. That's all
Speaker 3: I'm saying. We're sucking the brochhade. That's just a true
Speaker 3: mathematical statement. And it's wild that we're even able to
Speaker 3: do so, you know.
Speaker 2: It's fucking conspiracy Sports Center up in this motherfucker, dude.
Speaker 3: I feel blessed that we have been able to do
Speaker 3: it like this, like full time. This is insane and
Speaker 3: it's because of y'all.
Speaker 2: Honestly, yes, dude, So Trey, go ahead, sir, I see
Speaker 2: you got your hand raised.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, man, I didn't want to bust up the groove.
Speaker 9: But I was was going to tell y'all, guys, I
Speaker 9: really appreciated that that episode you did with those two
Speaker 9: brothers from New York just recently. Oh shit, I feel
Speaker 9: that I forgot their names, but I was, this is
Speaker 9: the job, and I was listening to that shit. The
Speaker 9: whole job made that shit fly by so so smooth.
Speaker 9: But like y'all's perspectives on like and like where it
Speaker 9: went was dope. It was like it started off I
Speaker 9: think y'all were talking about like sound frequencies and then
Speaker 9: it went over to like meditation and then like Jonathan
Speaker 9: and you were talking about how you meditat and you
Speaker 9: like saw that entity and was talking about he was
Speaker 9: there to to like gather some energy for war. You
Speaker 9: were there to just fuck around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, Yeah, that was the Mind's Eye podcast. Those dude,
Speaker 2: Those dudes are fucking legit.
Speaker 9: That was That was a solid ass episode though, man,
Speaker 9: Like I really do like that ship was primo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you know what's really cool too, is that
Speaker 2: you know, we've been following them for a while, like
Speaker 2: and I always thought because they've had like crazy uh
Speaker 2: like videos on TikTok Go super viral dude, and they
Speaker 2: were telling us about it, and they had like some
Speaker 2: of their videos go for what was it like, ten
Speaker 2: or fifteen million fucking views, and I at the time,
Speaker 2: I was thinking, oh my god, these dudes might be
Speaker 2: a little too big for us. But then they reached
Speaker 2: out to us trying to come on the show, and
Speaker 2: we were like, fuck, yes, I love these guys. That's awesome.
Speaker 2: So it is cool how that worked out.
Speaker 9: I had no idea who they were.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're great. Shit, they're great.
Speaker 17: Sam Yeah, Hey, guys, I just wanted to tell y'all
Speaker 17: from the bottom of my heart to everybody in the colt,
Speaker 17: I'm proud of all of y'all and I love each
Speaker 17: and every one of y'all.
Speaker 8: Keep up the good walk and keep your heads up
Speaker 8: and be a good day.
Speaker 2: Samuel, You're gonna make me cry, dude.
Speaker 3: Thank you putting light and positivity to the cult.
Speaker 1: Fuck yea, Samuel.
Speaker 2: Look, this really has turned into like a family event,
Speaker 2: and you know, and I really appreciate that because you know,
Speaker 2: I none of my family lives here in Texas. Like
Speaker 2: the only family that I have is my son that
Speaker 2: lives here in Texas. My parents live in Arizona. My
Speaker 2: my sister, you know, she lives in Texas. All my
Speaker 2: friends live I mean, I'm sorry, my sister lives in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I live in Texas and most of my friends live
Speaker 2: in Louisiana. And so it's really nice having this kind
Speaker 2: of like I don't know, kind of like backbone of like, uh,
Speaker 2: the family that we've really created on these live shows.
Speaker 2: And I really appreciate it too, Like it's something that
Speaker 2: I really look forward to. I know that, like if
Speaker 2: there's ever a moment of like weakness or you know,
Speaker 2: like anything like that. Yeah, I just know that, like
Speaker 2: the good cult members are always there and we you know,
Speaker 2: we appreciate.
Speaker 1: That absolutely one hundred and uh yeah.
Speaker 3: So as we kind of get to the closing time
Speaker 3: of this lives or are you trying to go as
Speaker 3: long as we want to go?
Speaker 1: Brother? Hell, are you trying to wrap it here soon?
Speaker 1: Or what you feeling in a couple minutes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, we're we're almost towards the end here.
Speaker 2: It's almost midnight, so we're not gonna be going a
Speaker 2: fucking night.
Speaker 1: Well, I might as well get the knife hands out
Speaker 1: of the way now.
Speaker 3: For anybody listening, on Wednesday, and you're listening to all
Speaker 3: these crazy things that we have been talking about, and
Speaker 3: maybe you know you would like to help and support
Speaker 3: the cult in our in our quest to become well, actually,
Speaker 3: I don't have to say that anymore, no longer a
Speaker 3: quest to become full time. We are currently full time podcasters,
Speaker 3: and the reason for that is because of all the
Speaker 3: good Patreon and rock fm members, but even the people
Speaker 3: listening to this right now.
Speaker 1: Please the way you can help.
Speaker 3: Us to grow even further at this time, if you
Speaker 3: haven't already, please hit the five stars, hit the share
Speaker 3: the like, subscribe the comment, leave a post, leaver if
Speaker 3: you share it with your friends and family, Share us everywhere,
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Share us.
Speaker 3: The more activity all of our algorithms see across all
Speaker 3: of our listening platforms, the more we get promoted to
Speaker 3: more potential listeners who could then become potential cult members
Speaker 3: like the rest of these fine ladies and gentlemen who
Speaker 3: have done so already, do it to all the all
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Speaker 3: the exact same thing. Go to my YouTube channel, Cajun Night.
Speaker 3: Do the exact same thing. Show the love on all
Speaker 3: platforms help us grow all of our content.
Speaker 1: We thank you for everybody who's already done so.
Speaker 2: Jacob, You're always so giving with that sentiment there. I
Speaker 2: appreciate that. What you mean the little shout out to
Speaker 2: meta whenever you do that, that's that's good shit.
Speaker 3: Absolutely as I as I said earlier, sir, a rising
Speaker 3: tide in fact raises all ships and current Currently you
Speaker 3: and I have multiple ships in the water.
Speaker 1: I want to disperse this love all over the place.
Speaker 3: I hope everybody listening does that same thing to all
Speaker 3: of the things they listen to, all of the YouTube
Speaker 3: channels that y'all fuck with, all of the podcasts that
Speaker 3: y'all listen to.
Speaker 1: I hope y'all do the same thing.
Speaker 3: Give them your reviews positive negative, doesn't give them something
Speaker 3: because all of their algorithms are feeding off that shit,
Speaker 3: and that's how they can get promoted. Like how many
Speaker 3: people have said that they found our show because it
Speaker 3: was like something else they listened to and they scrolled
Speaker 3: down and found it. The only way that that shows
Speaker 3: up is if enough people hit those stars, leave comments,
Speaker 3: and the algorithm. See, activity doesn't matter good or bad,
Speaker 3: just activity overall. So do that to all the people
Speaker 3: y'all support, Please help them as much as you're helping us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it actually does go a lot longer of a
Speaker 2: way than most people think. But you know what, and
Speaker 2: as sticking on meta here if I may yet it, dude,
Speaker 2: we've been getting into some wild shit. So we like
Speaker 2: to look at ourselves as kind of the fools on
Speaker 2: the fool's journey and just going through the major arcanna
Speaker 2: on the steps to uh, just learning to I don't
Speaker 2: want to say on the on the way toward enlightenment,
Speaker 2: but just on the way towards discovering the human potential,
Speaker 2: if you will, Right, And dude, the stuff's the stuff
Speaker 2: that we've been getting into has been crazy, like we
Speaker 2: like to kind of discover, like like the light magic
Speaker 2: and the light witchcraft. Like we're not out there putting
Speaker 2: fucking hexes on people. We're not praising the dark Lord
Speaker 2: or anything like that. We just you know, kind of
Speaker 2: I guess you could say, kind of paganistic in a
Speaker 2: way without the sacrifice of course, and you know, kind
Speaker 2: of getting back to the old ways in my opinion,
Speaker 2: like of the Mages of the Sages of the the Wizards,
Speaker 2: and you know, the old school witches and like just
Speaker 2: the old ways of understanding astrology and understanding all the
Speaker 2: psychic things that are possible within yourself. And so lately
Speaker 2: what we've been getting into, we've been getting into like
Speaker 2: a lot of like spell work and stuff. And I
Speaker 2: know that that sounds. I get it from the outside
Speaker 2: looking in. I get how that could seem like it's evil,
Speaker 2: because every time there's a spell that's on a TV
Speaker 2: show or in a movie, it's always some kind of
Speaker 2: negative you know, you're trying to unleash a demon onto somebody.
Speaker 2: It's actually really not that. Not that not the stuff
Speaker 2: that we're getting into. I don't I'm not disagreeing that
Speaker 2: that stuff is out there, it's just not what we push.
Speaker 2: But there's there's things that we've been getting into spell work,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's, dude, it's so interesting because we
Speaker 2: do believe in you know, uh, manifestation all the way
Speaker 2: and that if you it's very similar to how like
Speaker 2: a Christian will say, don't just pray, you gotta work too.
Speaker 2: It's like pray and work for it. And this is
Speaker 2: kind of putting in the work spiritually. So whenever we
Speaker 2: would do like a spell work or like a spell
Speaker 2: for example. It's honestly, it's kind of like an affirmation
Speaker 2: and then you're doing you know, like setting up crystals
Speaker 2: and setting up candles or certain you know, certain color
Speaker 2: candles are scrying on candles, or certain meditations that you
Speaker 2: might do. You'd be shocked like how well that shit works.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, yesterday we did a
Speaker 2: we did a show on uh spell casting with tarot,
Speaker 2: which is essentially like what it sounds like. I mean,
Speaker 2: you're you're just spell casting using tarot cards, because all
Speaker 2: tarot cards are is just in your subconscious mind, they're
Speaker 2: just dissembol a lot like McDonald's, burger king whatever. Right
Speaker 2: that it's a symbol that encompasses a lot of shit.
Speaker 2: So you would use a specific tarot card in order
Speaker 2: to manifest something during this spell. And I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to get into the specifics of it,
Speaker 2: but we did a spell cast for money yesterday just
Speaker 2: to see like just like, all right, if it's fake,
Speaker 2: then it's not gonna work. Right, Well, we did one
Speaker 2: for money, bro, and uh, let's just say throughout the
Speaker 2: day today it has been manifesting itself.
Speaker 3: As ice cube Onoints said, today was a good day.
Speaker 2: Today was a good day. So yeah, definitely come check
Speaker 2: out meta mysteries if that's something that you're open to,
Speaker 2: or if you're somebody that just wants to learn all
Speaker 2: of the Devil's ways and his tools to be able to,
Speaker 2: you know, wreak havoc on humanity. If that's how you
Speaker 2: want to look at magic and witchcraft and everything that
Speaker 2: we're talking about, please let us talk you off of
Speaker 2: that ledge, because there is a light side to all
Speaker 2: this shit, just like there's there's there's fucking Satan. On
Speaker 2: the dark side of Christianity, there's going to be black witches.
Speaker 2: And I don't mean black, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: just the.
Speaker 1: You mean, like the prophet you coop Blessings be onto his.
Speaker 2: Name, Blessings be unto his name, But no, no, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know what the fuck he was on. But
Speaker 2: but you know, there's just a lot of good things
Speaker 2: that you can learn through you know, various forms of divination,
Speaker 2: and you would be shocked to see how many of
Speaker 2: them actually work. You might even honestly chalk him up
Speaker 2: to coincidence at first sight. I'm not gonna lie to you,
Speaker 2: like today, whenever I woke up and I saw it
Speaker 2: literally manifesting fucking hours after I woke up, I was like,
Speaker 2: no way, dude, that must be a coincidence, right, But
Speaker 2: it's like I just did it last night, and today
Speaker 2: this happens, you know, and it's like, shit works, dude,
Speaker 2: So you may as well just do it, because I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Be real with you.
Speaker 2: Everybody has a ritual, whether you want to call it
Speaker 2: a ritual or not. When you wake up and you know,
Speaker 2: you the first thing that you do, I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe you throw your slippers on or your slides or whatever,
Speaker 2: and then you go and you know, fancy yourself over
Speaker 2: to the bathroom and brush your teeth or clean your
Speaker 2: face or take a leak or whatever. It's something that
Speaker 2: you subconsciously, your subconscious mind is in control of, and
Speaker 2: you're making a habit out of it. That's what people
Speaker 2: in the in the spiritual realm call a ritual. So
Speaker 2: you're doing it already, you may as well put it
Speaker 2: to good use. And they always say that your subconscious
Speaker 2: mind is in control at least ninety percent of the day,
Speaker 2: so why not just put it to work. Have it
Speaker 2: work for you instead of against you. That's that's why
Speaker 2: we like to get into the stuff that we get into.
Speaker 1: No doubt, Trey, your hand is raised.
Speaker 9: What you got dog that episode that y'all did on
Speaker 9: Metamisteries with the that one brother, that the veteran and
Speaker 9: then you pulled that card right afterwards. I thought it
Speaker 9: was really respectful that you waited until he got off
Speaker 9: to do that. That was really that was good ship
Speaker 9: right there. But Jacob, I think that you would really
Speaker 9: appreciate that episode because it reminded me of the book
Speaker 9: that you were talking about that when you went on
Speaker 9: your retreat that you got where he kind of breaks
Speaker 9: things down into like layman's terms, and he was saying
Speaker 9: that God reaches out to everybody in different kind of ways.
Speaker 9: He's gonna use you in a different in the way
Speaker 9: that most gravitates towards you. And the scenes that you
Speaker 9: know clearly he's brought you and Jonathan together for a reason,
Speaker 9: to bring us all together, and you know Jonathan's over
Speaker 9: here picking up this magical knowledge. He pulls a magician card.
Speaker 9: The next couple episodes later, it's like, y'all are on
Speaker 9: the right path, You're you're you're stepping in the right steps,
Speaker 9: so you know, everything's not evil if you don't understand it,
Speaker 9: you just got to get a little bit more understanding
Speaker 9: to it, you know.
Speaker 2: No doubt, dude, Jacob, you are the yin to my yang, Sir,
Speaker 2: I'll throw that out there at you.
Speaker 3: I honestly think that that's kind of how this is
Speaker 3: supposed to work. And it's not on the spectrum of
Speaker 3: like forever good, there's an evil, It's not like that.
Speaker 3: It's more like the left brain and right brain, so
Speaker 3: to speak.
Speaker 2: That's exactly who we are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we blend in such a way, and we offset
Speaker 3: each other in such a way, but we fucking double
Speaker 3: down together on certain.
Speaker 1: Things in such a way. I think that's just kind
Speaker 1: of how it has to be, you know.
Speaker 3: And I think that's also why you and I don't
Speaker 3: get into like headbutting debates on shit anymore, because we've
Speaker 3: already done that to such a degree to where like
Speaker 3: we don't need to, like we understand. I understand where
Speaker 3: you're at with shit. You understand where I'm at with shit.
Speaker 3: Neither of us is ever going to be the reason
Speaker 3: why either of us shift from where we're at, and
Speaker 3: we like know that, so we like can bypass all
Speaker 3: of the dumb shit, you know, you see what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: and we get through that, We cut through the dumb
Speaker 3: shit and we get to the fucking core of what
Speaker 3: we're trying to get at.
Speaker 1: And it's usually like that's the point.
Speaker 2: That is the point. And Jacob, I will say that
Speaker 2: you are slowly starting I'm not saying that you're slowly
Speaker 2: starting to believe in all the shit that I talk about,
Speaker 2: but you're slowly starting to understand it a little bit,
Speaker 2: I think, And so I appreciate that. And dude, and honestly,
Speaker 2: like we have a lot of guests that come on
Speaker 2: that are like, you know, Christians and Christian topics, like
Speaker 2: and I don't even interrupt. I just let y'all talk
Speaker 2: because I'm just soaking it up, Like I want to
Speaker 2: learn all that stuff too. So this is kind of
Speaker 2: like my Bible school in a way.
Speaker 3: Do I hate how much I interrupt, especially on things
Speaker 3: where like you and somebody are talking on things that
Speaker 3: I have no clue. But I'm kind of like, all right,
Speaker 3: for the normies out there, can you can you go
Speaker 3: back a couple of steps, cause like, but I feel
Speaker 3: bad because I know I fuck up the flow a lot,
Speaker 3: but yeah, no.
Speaker 2: I don't think you No. I love the curiosity. But
Speaker 2: uh but anyway, all right, let's boogy up out of here.
Speaker 2: I gotta edit this bad boy and put it up
Speaker 2: for all the good cult members who are going to
Speaker 2: listen to it tomorrow. So Sam, go ahead, give your message, sir.
Speaker 1: Good night. Just pull a where you are and blessed.
Speaker 17: I'll be the chaos into the cult you always.
Speaker 1: He'll play his day.
Speaker 15: Amen.
Speaker 2: Amen? Hell yeah, all right, good Colt members. We love you.
Speaker 2: We'll see you guys next Tuesday. And uh, this was awesome.
Speaker 2: It's some of the most fun of the week, dude.
Speaker 2: So we appreciate y'all coming to hang out with us
Speaker 2: as my daughter, and thanks.
Speaker 3: Thanks to the true ogs that are sticking with it
Speaker 3: all the way past midnight.
Speaker 1: Y'all are the real ones. Y'all are the realist of ones,
Speaker 1: and we love you all.
Speaker 2: O gubgs. We love y'all very much. But look, with
Speaker 2: that being said, this was another beautiful episode of the
Speaker 2: Cult of Kenspiracy. And my name's Jonathan, I'm Jacob and
Speaker 2: there's one very important, extremely vital piece of information we
Speaker 2: need you to learn that soon as humanly possible, of that.
Speaker 5: So so
Speaker 11: So SA