Speaker 1: Baby, you're a gangster too. It takes a lot of tangle.
Speaker 2: You don't mess with me.
Speaker 1: Mess with me, baby, I'm a gangster too, Baby, you
Speaker 1: game stuck too.
Speaker 3: For warners, so this podcast is designed to take you
Speaker 3: outside of your comfort zone and make you question reality.
Speaker 2: Listener Discretion is a vibe.
Speaker 3: Talk with me, fellas, this ain't my first time at
Speaker 3: the rodeo. And welcome fellow truths and conspiracy junkies to
Speaker 3: another episode of White Rabbit. I am your host, Catalyst
Speaker 3: Jones back in the seat again. It feels good to
Speaker 3: be back, and it feels good to be bringing the
Speaker 3: guests that I have lined up for you guys, and
Speaker 3: this one is no different. I mean when I first
Speaker 3: brought her on the very first time, I felt like
Speaker 3: I was introducing her to my audience. Now I feel
Speaker 3: like she could introduce me to her audience because she
Speaker 3: has blown the fuck up. Sam Tripley calls her the
Speaker 3: conspiracy smoke Show, and I can't think of anybody that disagrees. So,
Speaker 3: ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, Julia from the cosmic,
Speaker 3: what the fuck is up?
Speaker 2: What the fuck is up? I'm so thrilled to be here.
Speaker 2: Thank you for having me U. It is long overdue,
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: I was just about to say that it has been
Speaker 3: so long since you and I have actually spoken, and
Speaker 3: it's not like I feel like you're still like my
Speaker 3: bestie because I listen to you all the time. And
Speaker 3: I must say, the new series you got going with
Speaker 3: the Cult of Conspiracy is straight by y'ah ah.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So when they asked me to do kind of like
Speaker 2: an exclusive show just for the Cult, I was nervous
Speaker 2: because I have so many thoughts that go through my mind,
Speaker 2: like on a daily basis, of things that I would
Speaker 2: like to cover, but I'm never sure if people are
Speaker 2: ready to hear them because they are kind of like
Speaker 2: the heavier subjects, you know, anything to do with kids
Speaker 2: or something like that, it's hard for people to want
Speaker 2: to listen to on a regular basis. But thank god,
Speaker 2: it's been successful so far. And so I have The
Speaker 2: Pedophocracy and Uncle Sam Wants Your Kids, and I just
Speaker 2: started the third new series called Program to Kill. So
Speaker 2: I'm just really really excited to get this information out
Speaker 2: because I've been researching it for a while but just
Speaker 2: didn't know if people were ready for it yet.
Speaker 3: I think that people are hungry for it because we
Speaker 3: and we've been gas lit so much and we've just
Speaker 3: been walking around with blinders on, and you know, people
Speaker 3: are basically babying as to what the truth is. And
Speaker 3: now that there's this great awakening going on, people are like, nap,
Speaker 3: just fucking give it to me straight. I can take it,
Speaker 3: you know. Yeah, reptiles are raping children. Fuck all right,
Speaker 3: what are we gonna do about it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And so I saw that you did an episode
Speaker 2: on The Finders.
Speaker 3: Yes, with the Tom's guid American. So it actually a
Speaker 3: lot of the things that you were speaking on in
Speaker 3: your Cult of Conspiracy series touches on that.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmmm hmm. Yeah. And I think it's just like
Speaker 2: people hear sometimes like a little tail end of a conspiracy.
Speaker 2: You know, you'll hear these these the Finders Club or
Speaker 2: like Michael Lakino, Like you hear these names, but you're
Speaker 2: not really sure how they fit into the greater grander puzzle.
Speaker 2: And so I'm trying to connect the dots for people
Speaker 2: on those things, because before I started diving into this research,
Speaker 2: I had come across Michael Achino in only one other
Speaker 2: conspiracy theory, and that was the Zodiac Killer. Actually a
Speaker 2: lot of people thought that the Zodiac killings could be
Speaker 2: contributed to Michael Achino, and there was a lot of
Speaker 2: evidence to suggest that he could be the Zodiac Killer,
Speaker 2: and so I thought that was the big conspiracy. Then
Speaker 2: you get started looking into like the Franklin scandal and
Speaker 2: like all these other things, and you realize, oh, he's
Speaker 2: involved in just like not more than just one conspiracy,
Speaker 2: Like there's he's got his hand in everybody's spot, Like
Speaker 2: it's crazy.
Speaker 3: Do you think that the Zodiac Killer was another CIA experiment,
Speaker 3: like just a mk ultra you know type of thing.
Speaker 2: Mmmmm, especially since he was never caught and there are
Speaker 2: so many theories as to who that person may be.
Speaker 2: And I even did this whole episode on it, and
Speaker 2: I had everyone pick a different suspect because there's all
Speaker 2: these theories, right, Oh, well, there's evidence that it's this person,
Speaker 2: this person, this person blahse blah, And I had like
Speaker 2: me and my sister and my cousins all pick one
Speaker 2: researched them and proved to me why they think that
Speaker 2: their suspect is the killer. And it was a really
Speaker 2: cool episode. It was definitely not brought up till the
Speaker 2: end though that it could have been Michael Achino, and
Speaker 2: now I'm more convinced than ever that it probably was,
Speaker 2: especially since it went down in like what the seventies. Yes,
Speaker 2: and that's we're all like, this shit was breaking loose.
Speaker 3: Right, because they were doing a lot of those MK
Speaker 3: ultra experiments out of the Bay Area in the late sixties.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was the right timeline and the right location.
Speaker 2: So in like they call Michael Achino the colonel. These kids,
Speaker 2: these abuse kids that came out to talk about their abuse,
Speaker 2: they said that they were meant to call him the colonel.
Speaker 2: Paul Benassi also said that he had to call him
Speaker 2: the colonel. And at every single Zodiac Killer crime scene
Speaker 2: there were these military boots that they said, well, the
Speaker 2: suspect has to have something to do with military, because
Speaker 2: they found these size nine wing Walker boots that were
Speaker 2: a special edition like military fucking style boots, and so
Speaker 2: that they put those two pieces together like, well, it
Speaker 2: would have to be someone involved in the military because
Speaker 2: of the boots. Also, he's described as being clean cut
Speaker 2: and like all these other things. So when you really
Speaker 2: start to think about it, Michael Achino literally all of
Speaker 2: those descriptions.
Speaker 3: If I was representing him, though, I would point out
Speaker 3: the fact that in California there is so many Army
Speaker 3: surplus stores and anybody can get those boots.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, fuck you, because it has to
Speaker 2: be him because I said so, Well, okay.
Speaker 3: I'll give that to you, because you are Julia, so
Speaker 3: we can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if I say it, then it has to be true, right, No.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a ton of room for me to
Speaker 2: be wrong about a lot of stuff, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: people have pointed out in a million ways how wrong
Speaker 2: I am about certain things or things that they think
Speaker 2: that I'm wrong about. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I think people should be more empowered to do their
Speaker 2: own research on stuff like this. I mean, really, honestly, truly,
Speaker 2: a lot of the things that I like to research,
Speaker 2: I do my own research into, kind of like the
Speaker 2: Wizard of Oz that we were talking about before. That
Speaker 2: was me that came off my cuff. I didn't read
Speaker 2: a book on it. That was my speculations and my theories,
Speaker 2: and so a lot of people said that it was
Speaker 2: a retarded episode that oh my god, you're put you're stretching,
Speaker 2: you're splitting hairs. You're doing this, I'm like, well, feel
Speaker 2: free to do your own analysis on it, like this
Speaker 2: is actually so that Yeah, Like they were like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, like you're really you're you're looking so far
Speaker 2: into this and like you're splitting hairs, you're grasping at straws.
Speaker 3: I'm like, Oh, what's crazy is that was three years ago,
Speaker 3: I believe, and you were still a baby back then.
Speaker 3: And to this day, that is still one of my
Speaker 3: favorite episodes, not just from Julia, like one of my
Speaker 3: favorite episodes because the research wasn't just piggybacking off of
Speaker 3: other people that you here regurgitated everywhere. It was something
Speaker 3: new and fresh and I loved it and I still
Speaker 3: to this day I think back on that episode is like, damn,
Speaker 3: I gotta have her come on and do a Wizard
Speaker 3: of Oz drop so well.
Speaker 2: I would be happy to even touch on it in
Speaker 2: today's episode or or anything that you want to talk about,
Speaker 2: because I'm trying to get myself like, I have a
Speaker 2: lot of life changes and things going on, but one
Speaker 2: thing I want to remain constant in my life is
Speaker 2: my research and my show and everything. And I brought
Speaker 2: up I did a podcast with Davy recently because he
Speaker 2: wanted to talk about Stanley Kubrick. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he's even released the episode yet, but I kept bringing
Speaker 2: up all these Wizard of Oz references in Stanley Kubrick's
Speaker 2: movies because they're there in abundance, especially in Eyes Wide Shut,
Speaker 2: which I mentioned so frequently in the Wizard of Oz episode.
Speaker 2: And I see Wizard of Oz references everywhere I look.
Speaker 2: And I haven't watched the new Beetlejuice movie yet. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you have, like the new new one
Speaker 2: that just came out, but I found even some Wizard
Speaker 2: of Oz references in the first Beetlejuice movie.
Speaker 3: Do you think so? I've heard people bring in the
Speaker 3: Wizard of Oz as one of the tales of the Bible,
Speaker 3: and it's been so long since I heard that breakdown,
Speaker 3: but it did kind of make sense to me. And
Speaker 3: I feel like Hollywood does that a lot. Is they
Speaker 3: just regurgitate tales from the Bible and put their own
Speaker 3: little like spin on it. You know, do you think
Speaker 3: that that has anything to do with predictive programming and
Speaker 3: maybe them telling the story of where they come from
Speaker 3: and what they want us to be type of a thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I get so caught up in these
Speaker 3: movies that science fiction to me now should be labeled
Speaker 3: as documentaries.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Literally, like a lot of these the movie Splice where
Speaker 2: they take like a part of a human and part
Speaker 2: of like a bird and part of a fucking cactus
Speaker 2: or whatever they do, and they spice it all together
Speaker 2: and they make this little chimera being and they raise
Speaker 2: it as a child. And shit. When that movie came out,
Speaker 2: I watched it with my mom and I was like,
Speaker 2: that is so fucking crazy. Now when I watch it,
Speaker 2: I'm like, they've already probably done this a million times over. Like,
Speaker 2: no science fiction movie to me is outside the realm
Speaker 2: of possibility. It's all becoming reality actually, And Wizard of
Speaker 2: Oz I almost feel like has this occult esque vibe
Speaker 2: about it. You know how they say when they transcend
Speaker 2: or whatever and they see all these colors, it's almost
Speaker 2: like dripping and fucking Travis Scott like the Goosebumps song.
Speaker 2: You know, you basically get yourself to the point of
Speaker 2: almost dying and then you're able to see the beyond
Speaker 2: or whatever, and then you come back. It's almost like
Speaker 2: an auto eerotic exphyxiation or something like that, in the
Speaker 2: way that they took the beginning part of The Wizard
Speaker 2: of Oz black and white, mundane life, little Kansas girl
Speaker 2: living on a farm, and when she goes through this
Speaker 2: transformative experience, then everything's like bursting off the screen and
Speaker 2: technical and like there's magic and all these things witches,
Speaker 2: and it's almost like, I don't know, fuck me, my
Speaker 2: ring light, my good ring light is in a storage unit,
Speaker 2: so I'm using this little one and it has a
Speaker 2: fucking time around it and keeps going off. But yeah,
Speaker 2: so I think about it that way. Also a lot
Speaker 2: of people who are into like mediumship and like psychics,
Speaker 2: they talk about how when someone dies that it looks
Speaker 2: like the colors look like technicolor, like the Wizard of Oz,
Speaker 2: and they use the Wizard of Oz as a reference,
Speaker 2: like it's the beyond or whatever. And my sister actually
Speaker 2: had like a either a psychic or a medium or something,
Speaker 2: and like they said that you know, my mom was
Speaker 2: there and she was describing where she was at that
Speaker 2: it like the Wizard of Oz, which is a very
Speaker 2: specific reference just because like me and my sister loved
Speaker 2: that movie so much. But it is interesting to me
Speaker 2: that they have this whole kind of like after lifey
Speaker 2: aspect to the movie. But I don't know, I could
Speaker 2: be wrong about that. There's so much going on in
Speaker 2: that movie that it's kind of crazy.
Speaker 3: What made you want to dive into that movie? And
Speaker 3: also you said that I just did a show about
Speaker 3: The Finders that was with Thomas the paranoid American comic
Speaker 3: book maker, and he said I should be getting it
Speaker 3: this week because I pre ordered it. He put out
Speaker 3: a comic series it's called It's Something to do with NASA,
Speaker 3: but it's all about Stanley Kubrick. And yeah, and so
Speaker 3: I'm super excited to get it. It's like this whole
Speaker 3: packet of stuff that's just Stanley Kubrick. It's like I
Speaker 3: should Actually I was thinking about I should have one
Speaker 3: sent to you as a gift, because you would probably
Speaker 3: freaking love it.
Speaker 2: You probably put it in a frame somewhere. I love
Speaker 2: that stuff so much. I love the Shining. It's one
Speaker 2: of my favorite movies of all time. Kind of Wizard
Speaker 2: of Oz references in it, I think the most significant
Speaker 2: one where people said that I was grasping at straws
Speaker 2: and again, take it for what it's worth. Do you
Speaker 2: remember I said in that episode that clearly Danny has
Speaker 2: been a victim of some type of childhood trauma because
Speaker 2: he has Tony, the little boy that lives in his mouth,
Speaker 2: and fucking he blacks out, the other personality takes over,
Speaker 2: so he's got like a split personality thing going on.
Speaker 2: And in his room there are all these lions and
Speaker 2: tigers and bears, kind of Wizard of Oz reference in
Speaker 2: rainbows and Rainbows are, you know, symbolic of many things,
Speaker 2: but also Wizard of Oz. And I thought it was
Speaker 2: interesting that the little boy that lived in his mouth's
Speaker 2: name was Tony, and I was like Tony the Tiger
Speaker 2: literally because it shows two or three scenes where he's
Speaker 2: eating frosted flakes specifically, and like when they go touring
Speaker 2: the Shining and they stop in like the dry food supply,
Speaker 2: there is a scene where it like zooms in on
Speaker 2: Jack Nicholson and the caretaker guy and there's a box
Speaker 2: of like frosted flakes right behind them, and you know,
Speaker 2: it just is the imagery that you know, sometimes I
Speaker 2: don't think things are accidentally put in there.
Speaker 3: There's never accidentally put in there because there's so many
Speaker 3: people that go through each scene with a fine tooth comb.
Speaker 3: That's why they they take so many cuts of each scene.
Speaker 3: Every little thing is so important to the people that
Speaker 3: are putting up the money for these things to be made.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmmmmm. What do think about Clockwork Orange?
Speaker 3: It has been so long since I've seen that movie,
Speaker 3: and I think that I only loved that movie because
Speaker 3: it was the cool, punk rock thing to do to
Speaker 3: love that movie when I was in high school. You
Speaker 3: were if you love that movie. I just remember them
Speaker 3: like drinking drugs through milk out of nipples statues and.
Speaker 2: Like get in there, did it Alex with his eyes
Speaker 2: all open like that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't remember much of the movie, just little
Speaker 3: snibbets and scenes like that. And of course because it's
Speaker 3: like the the moments that everybody reposts on the internet,
Speaker 3: so you can't you know.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. I think to some degree though, And I
Speaker 2: mentioned this in an upcoming episode for the Program to
Speaker 2: Kill series. I'm not sure when this episode is going
Speaker 2: to come out, but it might be before or after
Speaker 2: I've said this on that show. But I compared my
Speaker 2: current situation to like a basic budget type form of
Speaker 2: MK ultra because and we can just talk about this
Speaker 2: for a second. If you have been in a shitty relationship,
Speaker 2: even going back to your parents, let's say you've been
Speaker 2: in a couple shitty relationships, it's like a budget form
Speaker 2: of mk ultra because you leave out of the relationship
Speaker 2: with all these fucking weird issues that you didn't have
Speaker 2: when you came into the relationship. And it's like they
Speaker 2: if someone can wear you down enough, or like, if
Speaker 2: someone can say the same things to you over and
Speaker 2: over again, you start believing weird shit about yourself that
Speaker 2: you didn't ever think before. And like people think that
Speaker 2: you have to get clockwork oranged, or like go through
Speaker 2: one of these concentration camp ass fucking like mind control
Speaker 2: ass programs to have some shit like that happened to
Speaker 2: you and you don't. It's like so easy to program
Speaker 2: someone's mind. If you have a streaming platform with commercials,
Speaker 2: whether it be Hulu or Amazon or whatever, just that
Speaker 2: little subliminal programming like in between like your shows or movies,
Speaker 2: Like I start craving food that I haven't craved in
Speaker 2: fucking years by watching Hulu commercials. So if being in
Speaker 2: shitty relationships or having Hulu commercials can alter your internal
Speaker 2: dialogue or your behaviors. Imagine what going through one of
Speaker 2: these government ass type of fucking concentration camp ass clockwork
Speaker 2: orange ass programs can do to someone's mind. It's literally
Speaker 2: so easy easy to reprogram.
Speaker 3: Someone, Oh absolutely, because that is their one hundred percent
Speaker 3: intention with these programs. And me and my buddy, actually
Speaker 3: my best friend ever since we were like in sixth grade.
Speaker 3: We were still best friends to this day. Both of
Speaker 3: us went through a relationship around the time at the
Speaker 3: same time where we were with a narcissistic woman and
Speaker 3: we both were isolated from our friends and family. We
Speaker 3: both quit doing the things that we love doing and
Speaker 3: forgot who we were. I was able to overcome that
Speaker 3: by being celibate for over a year and then not
Speaker 3: dating for two and he's still going through that, and
Speaker 3: it was able to make us forget who we were
Speaker 3: as people and our self worth and everything. And if
Speaker 3: somebody can do that just by being a narcissist and
Speaker 3: not intentionally have those intentions, they just that's how they're programmed.
Speaker 3: If they can do that to you, just imagine the government,
Speaker 3: with all the funding they have and that is their intention,
Speaker 3: can do to somebody.
Speaker 2: They think, if they can wear you down enough, if
Speaker 2: they can repeat the same things to you enough, if
Speaker 2: they can, if they can get you tired enough, you
Speaker 2: will comply. You will agree, you will bend over, you
Speaker 2: will take a jab in the asshole. There are so
Speaker 2: many commercials right now on Hulu about vaccines. Every other
Speaker 2: commercial on Hulu is this old grandma and she's got
Speaker 2: a little fucking handmade fucking sweater on, and she's going
Speaker 2: down to the Walgreen and she's getting she's picking up
Speaker 2: some cheese it's and some fucking police pads and she's
Speaker 2: getting upward of ten jabs apiece in each arm, and
Speaker 2: she's got her little fucking band aids on. And they're like,
Speaker 2: Walgreens because we care.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, dude, because we care about our Titanic agenda, you.
Speaker 2: Know what they think, like we do this because we
Speaker 2: love you, right, That's the thing in shitty relationships, And
Speaker 2: just like with all this propaganda shit, they they're doing
Speaker 2: it because they love us, you know. And it's behind
Speaker 2: this guys of like, we care about you so much
Speaker 2: that you need to send your kids to fucking make
Speaker 2: Martin preschool, fucking sodomy center because we love your kids
Speaker 2: so much and we love your me ma so much
Speaker 2: that you should get fucking jabs in your eyeballs and
Speaker 2: your fucking nipples. Wherever they can get you, they will
Speaker 2: stick a fucking jab into it. Like that is wild
Speaker 2: to me, but that's the world we're living in, because
Speaker 2: as we were kind of talking about before we even
Speaker 2: started recording, with my situation, and I'm getting divorced or whatever,
Speaker 2: and a lot of the people who follow on my
Speaker 2: show already know that. But I feel like I'm not old.
Speaker 2: I know, but the last seven years of my life,
Speaker 2: I was with someone who made me feel a certain
Speaker 2: way about myself. And now I'm having to relearn all
Speaker 2: these things that I knew coming into the relationship. Like
Speaker 2: I knew what kind of person I was, I knew
Speaker 2: what that I was a badass motherfucker. I was a
Speaker 2: super confident person. I made no apologies, and then I
Speaker 2: almost felt like by the end of this that he
Speaker 2: had convinced me I was some kind of like insufferable
Speaker 2: human being, and like I almost felt like I needed
Speaker 2: to apologize to people for having to even be around me.
Speaker 2: And that was only a seven year relationship and now
Speaker 2: at thirty years old. I'm having to like reprogram my
Speaker 2: mind and like, like remember who I am. So imagine
Speaker 2: like your grandparents and your great grandparents, like they have
Speaker 2: been through all of the things, they have seen so
Speaker 2: much shit, I can't even imagine. You know, when they
Speaker 2: rolled the TV out that we were all fucking toast
Speaker 2: at that point, we were all fucking toast and our
Speaker 2: entire existence has been controlled by them in some degree since.
Speaker 3: Yes, broadcasting broadcasting tell a vision mm hmmmm h yeah,
Speaker 3: that was That was the first rollout of media's way
Speaker 3: to really grab the attention because they had newspapers and
Speaker 3: ship before that, and people were obsessed with reading newspapers
Speaker 3: and everything as far as I can gather, you know
Speaker 3: from his story that we're told and through watching old
Speaker 3: Westerns and shit like that. But when they rolled out
Speaker 3: the TV that they're able to hypnotize people and that
Speaker 3: was a whole new form. And not only that, but
Speaker 3: through telling stories and to subliminally add messaging into the
Speaker 3: like that that is their greatest tool right now. And
Speaker 3: I think that they felt like the Internet was going
Speaker 3: to be their greatest tool, but like Sam Tripley says,
Speaker 3: I think it got away from them, and it's like
Speaker 3: being used against them right now, because otherwise you and
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be having this conversation. We would still be
Speaker 3: asleep at the wheel watching fucking unsolved mysteries, you know.
Speaker 3: Not that it's a bad sel, not that that's a
Speaker 3: bad show.
Speaker 2: My sister loves unsolved mysteries. That's so funny you brought
Speaker 2: that up, but so like, that's why I'm so obsessed
Speaker 2: with film too, because I feel like it's it was
Speaker 2: used in a way to program people, obviously, but I
Speaker 2: also see all these little clues of all these artists
Speaker 2: and directors and you name it, like they were trying
Speaker 2: to give us like these little subtle clues like wake
Speaker 2: up because this is what's really going on, or like
Speaker 2: those who know what to look for knew what certain
Speaker 2: things meant. And that's one of the reasons since I
Speaker 2: love Kubrick so much, and that's one of the reasons
Speaker 2: why I love looking at old movies like The Wizard
Speaker 2: of Oz and seeing what they were putting in there,
Speaker 2: because it's all very purposeful.
Speaker 3: And sorry, no, go ahead. Do you think that we
Speaker 3: were programmed to be the people that we're able to
Speaker 3: look at these things and think the way that we're
Speaker 3: thinking right now and talk about the things that we're
Speaker 3: talking about. Do you think that we picked up on
Speaker 3: these things and it was in there for people like
Speaker 3: us to be programmed this way, or do you think
Speaker 3: that we're just different beings that could see through the
Speaker 3: bullshit and picked up on things.
Speaker 2: I've noticed that conspiracy theorists are not usually the most
Speaker 2: well off individuals, Like, please don't take me wrong. If
Speaker 2: you are a well off individual in your conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 2: then I mean, great for you. But usually people who
Speaker 2: have struggled in their life and have seen the bullshit
Speaker 2: since they were kids, they're usually the most alert observant
Speaker 2: people on the planet. So I mean, I don't know
Speaker 2: if you know much about like my childhood and everything.
Speaker 2: I talked to Janet about it once on her show,
Speaker 2: But I feel like since I was a kid, I've
Speaker 2: kind of realized that there has to be more to
Speaker 2: this existence than just what is presented to us. Like
Speaker 2: people who struggled as a kid and like had to
Speaker 2: find their own way and fight their own battles throughout
Speaker 2: life usually end up being like spiritual warriors as adults.
Speaker 2: And that's just kind of how it is. I don't
Speaker 2: think people who are ultra privileged or like these trust
Speaker 2: fund kids and like we make fun of them all
Speaker 2: the time because they're usually the ones pulling all the
Speaker 2: strings and shit, yeah, like that's who they were meant
Speaker 2: to be, because that's them, that's their family, that was
Speaker 2: their parents, their grandparents, whatever. But like for normal, average,
Speaker 2: everyday human beings who have to struggle for everything that
Speaker 2: they have, we absolutely know that this is a fucking
Speaker 2: setup and it is not set up in our favor,
Speaker 2: and who the fuck is doing this to us? We
Speaker 2: have the we have been slided, and when there are
Speaker 2: all these injustices, especially to people in the middle class,
Speaker 2: you absolutely become a conspiracy theorist because you're like, what
Speaker 2: the fuck is going on? How come? Like, why are
Speaker 2: we not railing against these certain things? This is bizarre
Speaker 2: high strangeness. Fuck this life. You're muted. I'm so serious. Okay,
Speaker 2: I hear you now.
Speaker 3: I'm back. Stream Yard booted my road caster for some reason,
Speaker 3: and then right before that, both of our screens went blank,
Speaker 3: So I'm like, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Streamyard? You're fired. You don't get paid this month.
Speaker 2: They know that it's because we were saying something very important,
Speaker 2: so they decided to cut everyone's ship off, right.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm white rabbit. We're always saying something very important, right, Well,
Speaker 3: now that we have Julia on here, it's extra important.
Speaker 3: But shit, man, that was fucked up. So uh, let's
Speaker 3: let's go ahead and change courses right here, because we're
Speaker 3: talking about a lot of dark things and doing what
Speaker 3: you and I do. We do look into the abyss
Speaker 3: quite a bit. We look into dark things that most
Speaker 3: people can't stomach, like looking at for two seconds, we're
Speaker 3: fully engulfed in. What do you what do you do
Speaker 3: to to kind of like wash yourself free of that
Speaker 3: and ground yourself so that you don't fully get sucked
Speaker 3: in and go fucking insane.
Speaker 2: I actually that's a really good question because I would
Speaker 2: love to say, like I'm able to separate the things
Speaker 2: that I research from my everyday life, but I can't
Speaker 2: because even pulling through Taco Bell when they're like, do
Speaker 2: you want to round up to save the dolphins or whatever,
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, so you can fucking funnel money into
Speaker 2: some fucking peedo ring, you fucking assholes, So like, no,
Speaker 2: I can't separate it like I'm always thinking about it.
Speaker 2: It's always on my mind, and especially this stuff about
Speaker 2: the kids, because I've said in my show before that
Speaker 2: if anyone were to ever do anything to the kids
Speaker 2: in my life that I love so much, like I'd
Speaker 2: slash the balls and the clits off of every single
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm so serious. I'm very, very passionate about
Speaker 2: the stuff that I research, and I you know, obviously
Speaker 2: I'm a Christian. In some things you just have to
Speaker 2: pray about and you're like, God, why why is this
Speaker 2: the world that we live in? And it's kind of
Speaker 2: like what I was saying earlier. That's how most conspiracy
Speaker 2: theorists are born, because they look at all these injustices
Speaker 2: in life and they're like, there has to be something
Speaker 2: fucking more than this existence. You know, this is horrible,
Speaker 2: this is dog shit, Like who is doing this? And
Speaker 2: so I read all these books, and you know, people
Speaker 2: are busy, people have lives. They don't have time to
Speaker 2: sit down and read all these books and stuff that
Speaker 2: I do. And I try to take the information that
Speaker 2: I'm learning and present it in a way that's like
Speaker 2: digestible for everyone. And I feel like my passion for
Speaker 2: people learning about these topics and waking up to these
Speaker 2: certain realities overcomes my disgust with it because at some points,
Speaker 2: like even reading some of this shit and then hearing
Speaker 2: it coming out of my own mouth as I'm recording
Speaker 2: you do, it's stomach turning, like it's it's horrible, and
Speaker 2: especially to do with like lit like infants, kids under
Speaker 2: the age of seven, like it's it's can fuck with
Speaker 2: you heavy? And so I feel like I try to
Speaker 2: justify my Like if someone were to ask me, well,
Speaker 2: why do you even talk about that stuff, I would
Speaker 2: just say because it's really important, and it's more important
Speaker 2: than me, and it's more important than me being grossed
Speaker 2: out talking about it, and it's more important than me
Speaker 2: being embarrassed to bring it up, or it's more important.
Speaker 3: Than my.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: And it happens because people aren't talking about it, and
Speaker 3: people because people continue to turn a blind eye to
Speaker 3: certain things, then things will continue to happen, you know.
Speaker 3: And and the topic that you're speaking on right now,
Speaker 3: you know that what really hurt me the most was
Speaker 3: people that I used to look up to being involved
Speaker 3: in these things. And you know, you look up to
Speaker 3: these people as good wholesome people. And I like to
Speaker 3: give Tom Hanks as the like prime example, because you know,
Speaker 3: like Forrest Gump and Big, like Apollo thirteen, like Money Pit.
Speaker 2: I grew up watching those on repeat.
Speaker 3: And so you look up to these people and you
Speaker 3: think that they're like these good, wholesome people that you
Speaker 3: should emulate and try to become, and then you find out, oh,
Speaker 3: actually they're like diddling kids and torturing people and attending
Speaker 3: attending spirit cooking parties. And you know, I'm hoping to
Speaker 3: get Richie the Barber on here pretty soon because he
Speaker 3: uh is a is a born again Christian recently, and
Speaker 3: he used to attend all those Hollywood parties and talks
Speaker 3: about how he witnessed them actually eating people. And I'm like, so,
Speaker 3: this is not just something the community of conspiracy theorists
Speaker 3: are like throwing around. This is something that actually fucking
Speaker 3: takes place, and like it is so hard to wrap
Speaker 3: your head around. Could you imagine being at a party
Speaker 3: and thinking that, like, oh my god, I fucking made it,
Speaker 3: like looking over and like there's so and so or
Speaker 3: you know, like and then you like fucking open up
Speaker 3: the wrong door, As Kat Williams says, but you see
Speaker 3: like a fucking person on a table and there's like
Speaker 3: your favorite rapper looks over at you while he's eating
Speaker 3: them or taking it in the ass, you know, P Diddy,
Speaker 3: the Diddler. It was funny. It's funny. My dad was like, man, uh,
Speaker 3: P Diddy sure did find himself in a lot of
Speaker 3: trouble here recently, huh. And I was like, yeah, you
Speaker 3: know what's funny, dad, is I did a show on
Speaker 3: it two years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two years ago, Like isn't that wild?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're just catching up.
Speaker 2: That's why I say, like I will put my I
Speaker 2: will sacrifice my ego and my like the truth is
Speaker 2: more important than all of that stuff. And I don't
Speaker 2: care that people attack me and be like oh my god,
Speaker 2: like there's no way that stuff is true or that's
Speaker 2: so crazy, or like you always talk about the most
Speaker 2: bizarre stuff, or like whatever it is that they have
Speaker 2: to say to me about any given subject. But like
Speaker 2: the pedaphocracy in particular, and I talked about like the
Speaker 2: mc martin pre school, and like upward of six hundred
Speaker 2: kids were saying that they were getting touched by people,
Speaker 2: they were getting drugged, they were getting sodomized. They were
Speaker 2: getting taken to underground tunnels under the school. They were
Speaker 2: talking about Satanic rituals, all this stuff. One of the
Speaker 2: kids moms that was going to testify. Fucking they killed her.
Speaker 2: Fucking she ended up dead somewhere and they found her corpse.
Speaker 2: Like this is this is really reality, And it's more
Speaker 2: important than like me not wanting to hear shit talking
Speaker 2: from people, because you know, they love to do it.
Speaker 2: They'll send you messages on Instagram and they'll be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was listening to your show and it's just uh,
Speaker 2: you know, and they'll they'll like say whatever little shit
Speaker 2: talk thing that they want to say. But the truth
Speaker 2: is that this is real. This really happened. Anyone can
Speaker 2: google about the mc martin preschool trial. And you know,
Speaker 2: I don't care to be crucified by people who aren't
Speaker 2: ready to hear it, because there are a lot of
Speaker 2: people who are ready to hear it and need the
Speaker 2: people need to know. And also if they think that
Speaker 2: it stopped in the nineties or the eighties or whenever,
Speaker 2: it hasn't, it's still going on. Like ten years from now,
Speaker 2: we're going to be hearing about some fucking preschool in
Speaker 2: California where they were taking fucking kids underground, and there's
Speaker 2: gonna be some other cosmic peach that's fucking got a
Speaker 2: podcast talking about it, and like this is this doesn't
Speaker 2: end like this, this is real shit, Like somebody needs
Speaker 2: to be saying it.
Speaker 3: Well, what do you think about everybody's not everybody's half
Speaker 3: of this country? Savior Donald Trump about how he said
Speaker 3: that he won't rest until he's eradicated every human trafficker
Speaker 3: from the planet.
Speaker 2: Is he is he doing it? Is he going out
Speaker 2: and doing it himself? Or like what is his plan
Speaker 2: to do? Like I don't know, because the guy who
Speaker 2: helped him get into power quote unquote like so to speak,
Speaker 2: was a gay pedophile.
Speaker 3: Can you remember me?
Speaker 2: No, it was some guy named Roy. His name was Roy.
Speaker 2: Why am I forgetting his last name?
Speaker 3: Hang on because you're recording a podcast right now.
Speaker 2: Roy. The last name is c O h N. Cone.
Speaker 3: Okay, Literally, this.
Speaker 2: Guy helped Donald Trump get to where he.
Speaker 3: Was best con.
Speaker 2: Con like as in con Man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how fitting.
Speaker 2: So he was a gay pedophile that got all these
Speaker 2: other gay people removed from office because he was like
Speaker 2: it's so despicable blah, blah blah. It was called like
Speaker 2: the Violet scandal or something like that. And then it
Speaker 2: turned out this whole time that he was getting gay
Speaker 2: people removed from their positions in office. He was gay
Speaker 2: and he was touching kids. So this is Donald Trump's bestie.
Speaker 2: Anybody can google this shit. Okay, they were close, they
Speaker 2: were tight, and it makes you wonder. And then there's
Speaker 2: all these pictures of Donald Trump, like hanging out with Epstein.
Speaker 2: Don't get me started on that. There is photographic evidence,
Speaker 2: and so what am I supposed to think? He's like
Speaker 2: all this human trafficking and da da da da da.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, well, what you well explain to me, Like,
Speaker 2: at what point you all of a sudden got a
Speaker 2: heart on for this project? Because was it when you
Speaker 2: were hanging out with Roy was it when you were
Speaker 2: hanging out with Epstein?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: When did you suddenly care about this because it goes
Speaker 2: along with the conservative mindset or what?
Speaker 3: That's exactly why? Probably because you know what he's throwing
Speaker 3: in And I don't really want to talk about politics
Speaker 3: because I fucking get enough of that shit from another
Speaker 3: show that I produced. But you know he's trying to
Speaker 3: throw Kamala under the bus for not for having four
Speaker 3: years to do something, and he had four years to
Speaker 3: at least make a dent and some of this human
Speaker 3: trafficking shit. And you know, I see people like nat
Speaker 3: Lee Denise out there putting more effort and a dent
Speaker 3: into human trafficking than somebody of Donald Trump's stature.
Speaker 2: I mean literally, That's why I'm so disillusioned with it.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't even get into politic anymore on
Speaker 2: my show or ever really because of this, Like people
Speaker 2: are so quick to like jump on this whole savior
Speaker 2: complex thing like this, Oh, he's our savior because of
Speaker 2: x y Z. No no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay,
Speaker 2: there is a whole movie going on right now, and
Speaker 2: you are one of the people that stops into the
Speaker 2: coffee shop and blows their nose in the background. You
Speaker 2: are not part of the movie. You are an extra. Okay,
Speaker 2: this isn't happening for you. It's happening to you and
Speaker 2: that's why. And well you better get out of there
Speaker 2: and cast your vote. I'll wipe my ass with my
Speaker 2: vote because that's what they're gonna do with it. Anyways,
Speaker 2: there is no especially like everybody wanted to get so
Speaker 2: upset about election fraud, this and that and sleepy Joe
Speaker 2: and all that. Well, fucking why didn't you get out
Speaker 2: there and vote? Oh yeah, that's right, because it's worthless.
Speaker 2: It means nothing because they're gonna put in who they're
Speaker 2: going to put in, and this is happening to us,
Speaker 2: not for us.
Speaker 3: Right well, before you and I had met each other,
Speaker 3: I was totally on the Trump train. I mean, I
Speaker 3: was doing shows very politic based. QAnon was my go to,
Speaker 3: you know, and then I jumped off of the Trump train,
Speaker 3: and I just ever since I jot. You know, what
Speaker 3: made me jump off the Trump train was having on
Speaker 3: New York Patriot and him talking about Quincy quadal or whatever.
Speaker 3: I'm probably saying it wrong, the order of the order
Speaker 3: and mm hmm. And then he dove into all that shit,
Speaker 3: you know. And then I heard Amy says what the
Speaker 3: fuck on Blackpill Radio and she totally went into the
Speaker 3: lionage and Donald Trump's just whole life and you know,
Speaker 3: just the fact that I mean, he he's his ionist,
Speaker 3: his kids went to Jesuit schools. Like he's fully in
Speaker 3: the club. You know, people on board with qused to
Speaker 3: talk about how like he's the only rich man that
Speaker 3: they don't let in the club, Like, Look, he tried
Speaker 3: to get an NFL team and they won't let him,
Speaker 3: and blah blah blah. Motherfucker. I'm going to Vegas in
Speaker 3: two days to go to a Raider game, and I'm
Speaker 3: on my way to that game, I'm gonna drive by
Speaker 3: a huge fucking gold building that says Trump on it.
Speaker 3: You know what I like, Yeah, motherfucker is in the club.
Speaker 3: Like he became president, and I don't give a fuck
Speaker 3: how much you shock the world with your vote. I
Speaker 3: don't care. Presidents are selected, not elected, and he was
Speaker 3: put in so that they can use him in the
Speaker 3: media as a bad guy and say all the right
Speaker 3: things to think people that can think for themselves, so
Speaker 3: that they can completely split this country in half and
Speaker 3: use him as the sore that divides this country. And man,
Speaker 3: they fucking they did a great job.
Speaker 2: They did a really good job. I mean, it's working right.
Speaker 2: And that's why I always say, like, I am not
Speaker 2: a political person, because I just don't think that it
Speaker 2: matters what we like do. They're going to fucking put
Speaker 2: in the person that they want to put in He
Speaker 2: is part of the club, whether people want to admit
Speaker 2: that or not. And like the whole assassination thing, give
Speaker 2: me a break. If that person wanted him dead, it
Speaker 2: would have been more than just a chunk of his
Speaker 2: ear lobe that was missing.
Speaker 3: Oh there's three now, Julia. There was one a few
Speaker 3: days ago, and then there was another one yesterday. There one
Speaker 3: three days ago. Somebody was waiting for him on the
Speaker 3: golf course, which is totally crazy because he wasn't planning
Speaker 3: on golfing that day and this guy was waiting for
Speaker 3: twelve hours. So that means somebody in Trump's entourage was like, hey,
Speaker 3: you know, we got a few hours. There's a golf
Speaker 3: course nearby, you know. And then apparently there was one
Speaker 3: that happened yesterday that I haven't heard about yet. I
Speaker 3: don't have to dive into the That's what my Roommate
Speaker 3: show is about, So I don't look into these things.
Speaker 3: I just hear it when I'm producing his shit, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh.
Speaker 2: Damn crazy. Has he talked about the people in Springfield
Speaker 2: with the cats and the eating the cat sashimi style
Speaker 2: and the fucking dogs and they're plucking the swans out
Speaker 2: of the ponds. They're eating the duck's ass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know what, I think that's fucking hilarious
Speaker 3: because that's been happening in every chinatown across America forever.
Speaker 2: Dude, cat chicken. I have said that for so long
Speaker 2: that even some of the chicken you can get a
Speaker 2: Walmart and shit, that's that's cat chicken. I don't give
Speaker 2: a fuck what anybody says. I have this thing, you know,
Speaker 2: where you can, like, you eat something and you instantly
Speaker 2: discern that it's not good for your body. I have
Speaker 2: always been like that about chicken. I fucking hate chicken.
Speaker 2: And like the other day, not the other day. It
Speaker 2: was like months ago, we had this potluck at work
Speaker 2: and everybody's supposed to cook something and bring it in
Speaker 2: and you have to fucking eat these people's fucking cat
Speaker 2: chicken and smile in their face like it's so good,
Speaker 2: like it's just the best thing. It's like, oh my god, Brittany,
Speaker 2: this fucking chicken is so good.
Speaker 3: It's like, no, why do you think everything tastes like
Speaker 3: chicken because.
Speaker 2: It's cat chicken? And so, I mean, it's funny to
Speaker 2: think about, but at the same time, it's not because
Speaker 2: we're poisoned on every single level. I think it's hilarious
Speaker 2: that they made that song or whatever about eating the
Speaker 2: chickens or eating the cats and eating the dogs.
Speaker 3: I heard it.
Speaker 2: You haven't.
Speaker 3: Forgetting that they've been doing this for years Like that
Speaker 3: is like like in China, that is, they eat cats
Speaker 3: and dogs like as it's a normal thing and we're
Speaker 3: only freaking out because we we connect with them as
Speaker 3: pets here. Yeah, it's normal in other cultures to do
Speaker 3: this cats. Yes, yes, as gross as it is to us,
Speaker 3: it's completely normal to other people.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't eat it. Listen, if you can eat an animal,
Speaker 2: have you smelled cat shit? Have you smelled cat piss?
Speaker 3: Bro I've smelled pig. I've smelled pig pens. And I've
Speaker 3: also smelled bacon.
Speaker 5: Supposed to me, because pigs are like the most disgusting,
Speaker 5: filthy animals and stinks so fucking bad, but yet they're delicious.
Speaker 2: They are delicious. I love bacon. But my point was
Speaker 2: anything that could smell like that coming out of an animal,
Speaker 2: I'm not eating that animal. Like literally, cat piss will
Speaker 2: stay in your nostrils for upward of seventy two hours, literally,
Speaker 2: and cat shit is the stinky, Like all they eat
Speaker 2: is kibbles and bits, Like, where's that fucking smell coming from?
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: With pigs, god knows what they're eating. But cats, they're
Speaker 2: supposed to be eating fucking fancy feast and whn't get
Speaker 2: some shit. It smells like putrefied body fluids and you're
Speaker 2: gonna sashi me that, but motherfucker I eat it like
Speaker 2: that's a horrible idea. And they have such bad attitudes too.
Speaker 2: You almost feel like if you eat a cat, like
Speaker 2: you're gonna be a fucking asshole the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: And just like oh yeah, because they're like all counters
Speaker 2: for no reason.
Speaker 3: They're like the one species that is like that demons enter,
Speaker 3: I believe, you know, like cats are cat fucking animals.
Speaker 3: I am so so much a dog person. Cat people
Speaker 3: scare me because I'm like, wow, dude, you like decide
Speaker 3: to you want to be with demons that could give
Speaker 3: a fuck if you're around or not, as long as
Speaker 3: their dish is full.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Literally, when I get home, my dog is so happy
Speaker 3: to see me. My dog is like this big okay,
Speaker 3: And when I walk in the door, it fucking jumps
Speaker 3: five foot nine feet in the air to be like
Speaker 3: it face to face with me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so excited it, you know. And cats like
Speaker 3: they're just like, oh, that fucking assholes here again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know. I watched this thing about
Speaker 2: a detective that would like or maybe he was just
Speaker 2: a police officer, I can't remember now, but he would
Speaker 2: go into houses where somebody had been dead for a
Speaker 2: long time and they would have a pet, and he said,
Speaker 2: you know, dogs won't eat their person even after they're dead.
Speaker 2: They'll kind of just like lay by the bed or
Speaker 2: you know, they'll be in the room somewhere and they
Speaker 2: won't leave their side even after they're dead, and they're
Speaker 2: they just look all pitiful and shit when they come
Speaker 2: to get the body out of the house. Cats money, yeah, like,
Speaker 2: because dogs are like your besties. And he said, literally,
Speaker 2: a cat will decapitate you and eat your fucking neck
Speaker 2: meat out in seven seconds after you're dead. They're like, oh,
Speaker 2: thank god, fucking finally, and they will decapitate the head,
Speaker 2: eat your lung meat, and fucking piss and shit all
Speaker 2: over your corpse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, Like, you guys are crazy, especially old cat
Speaker 3: women like you're gonna die in your house alone. That's
Speaker 3: what you have to look forward to. Just so you know.
Speaker 2: So, since I got divorced, I guess I should say
Speaker 2: I adopted this cat. I'm just kidding. I had to
Speaker 2: have something around that treated me like garbage if I
Speaker 2: was around, so you know, I traded one for the other.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it works out perfectly. No. When you were
Speaker 3: talking about how foul cats are, it reminded me of
Speaker 3: this buddy that I used to have, and you couldn't
Speaker 3: go to his house because walking up his driveway he
Speaker 3: would feed them. He would feed these feral cats, and
Speaker 3: like it was so foul, Julia that when you left
Speaker 3: his house, I would be driving home and I'd be
Speaker 3: like smelling my shirt. I'd be like, what the fuck
Speaker 3: it like stuck on me?
Speaker 2: I know, I know, And then it's on you. And
Speaker 2: then you got to either burn your outfit when you
Speaker 2: get home or you have to immediately put it in
Speaker 2: the washer, just like going to like a bar where
Speaker 2: they let you smoke inside. I used to hate doing
Speaker 2: that because you get all dressed up, you know, you'd
Speaker 2: wash your hair, you put on a nice fresh outfit.
Speaker 2: Then you'd go to the bar, everybody's smoking. You know,
Speaker 2: I might actually smoke myself because you know, when in Rome,
Speaker 2: but then you get home and you smell like a
Speaker 2: fucking ash tray, and even the next stay, even when
Speaker 2: you're hungover and you wake up and you like doing
Speaker 2: laundry or whatever, you're like, god, damn, like this shirt
Speaker 2: smells fucking horrible. Like it's just some things for me.
Speaker 2: I can't get over the smell. I can't get over
Speaker 2: the cat's smell, and I can't get over the cigarette smell,
Speaker 2: like it bothers me for some reason. Not if you
Speaker 2: smoke cigarettes, I mean, that's on you. That's your own
Speaker 2: thing or whatever. I wouldn't bottle it and make a
Speaker 2: fragrance out of it and buying.
Speaker 3: But when smoking cigarettes, that's like my biggest uh that
Speaker 3: like happiness. I'm like, it's not that I'm like not
Speaker 3: gonna get lung cancer or anything like that, well because
Speaker 3: I've aped, but I'm like I don't fucking stink anymore.
Speaker 3: You know, Like my roommate he drinks a lot and
Speaker 3: smokes a lot of cigarettes, and when he gets too
Speaker 3: close to me, I'm just like, oh fuck, dude, get
Speaker 3: back away, Like you.
Speaker 2: Smell and people who smoke menthols. That's like the biggest
Speaker 2: joke ever because it's like, oh, it's minty. No, it
Speaker 2: still makes your breath smell like a turd, So don't
Speaker 2: fucking come at me with the mental thing, like it
Speaker 2: smells just as bad and it fucking reeks. Like no, but.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Julia. When I first came back from
Speaker 3: Tennessee to when I went to California, I went on
Speaker 3: a date with this woman and it went really well,
Speaker 3: but we were making out at the end of the
Speaker 3: night and I almost threw up because she smoked cigarettes
Speaker 3: and I no, I almost did. I was gagging. I
Speaker 3: kept gagging and be like, oh my god. And then
Speaker 3: I had to like walk away and leave the room
Speaker 3: and be like, oh, you did not. And then I
Speaker 3: walked in, you know, and I'm like, all right, maybe
Speaker 3: I can get through this without her kissing me anymore,
Speaker 3: Like maybe yeah, like maybe we could still do the
Speaker 3: deed and I can avoid the mouth and know, like
Speaker 3: she fucking went straight to try to kiss me again,
Speaker 3: and I was like, no, I can't do this, you know,
Speaker 3: and she like got mad and left or whatever, but
Speaker 3: like embarrassed, but it was she has did she stink o?
Speaker 2: Other otherwise than that, I mean, or I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, I don't know you have yo?
Speaker 2: Did she have a fupa smell? Did she have?
Speaker 3: She smelled like perfume and cigarettes is what she spoke,
Speaker 3: which you know who you are, like if you don't
Speaker 3: smoke cigarettes yourself, just adding perfume to the smell of
Speaker 3: cigarettes makes it worse. Stop doing that. Women.
Speaker 2: That's like for breezing after you shit. It just smells
Speaker 2: like flowers and ship.
Speaker 3: It's flowery, it's flowery diarrhea.
Speaker 2: Now it just smells like chrysanthemums and diarrhea. So stop
Speaker 2: doing that. Ship.
Speaker 3: I see what happens when Julia comes on here. I'm
Speaker 3: thinking we're going to talk about, like, you know, these
Speaker 3: crazy conspiracies, and we're talking about diarrhea, and.
Speaker 2: We can talk about crazy conspiracies all night. I'm down
Speaker 2: for it. I have to tell you this, but I
Speaker 2: have to tell you this story since we're on the
Speaker 2: topic of smells. Okay, do you know who Kolby is
Speaker 2: from Conspiracy Playtime? No?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Oh, he likes your show. You should check it out sometime.
Speaker 3: I will.
Speaker 2: So I went to go visit him and he, uh,
Speaker 2: lives in Oregon. So I had to fly from Oklahoma
Speaker 2: City to Oregon or whatever. And on the second flight
Speaker 2: I had to like stop in Denver. I didn't see
Speaker 2: anything crazy, by the way. I wasn't there long enough,
Speaker 2: I don't think, because you know, if you look, there
Speaker 2: are some weird things, I guess, but not in the
Speaker 2: part of the airport I was in. But so on
Speaker 2: my second flight to Oregon, uh, it was like a
Speaker 2: full flight and I was like, Oh, who am I
Speaker 2: gonna get the privilege of sitting next to you know,
Speaker 2: all these people looked like they hadn't showered in years.
Speaker 2: They all had fucking some kind of a pit smell.
Speaker 2: And I was like feeling like I was so lucky,
Speaker 2: Like I was texting him because I sat down and
Speaker 2: there was an empty seat, and then there was like
Speaker 2: a normal guy on the aisle seat, and I was like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, I'm so lucky. There's like an empty seat.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be I have tons of room, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: spread out, I'm gonna put my fucking elbow over here,
Speaker 2: you know. And then out of nowhere, this seven hundred
Speaker 2: pound woman just comes barreling down the aisle and She's like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's me. Literally squeezes herself into the middle seat between
Speaker 2: me and this other guy and all of her parts
Speaker 2: were just overflowing into our seats. I mean, and she you,
Speaker 2: you've smelled, you've smelled.
Speaker 3: What'd you say?
Speaker 2: Have you smelled bad vagina before? Of course, when I
Speaker 2: tell you, this woman she had like the fat roll
Speaker 2: that hangs like past the vagina down like mid thigh,
Speaker 2: kind of like the apron okay, like a.
Speaker 3: Yellow mold growing in between, and.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, and I'm like gagging. I she's got
Speaker 2: a pit smell. Don't get me wrong, but whatever was
Speaker 2: coming up out of there. You know, she's the kind
Speaker 2: of person that sat down and she was immediately like
Speaker 2: I need a belt extension because like she's just bursting
Speaker 2: out of the seat. As one point during the ride,
Speaker 2: she's all crunching cheese into my ear and shit, watching
Speaker 2: the notebook on her phone or whatever. And I lean
Speaker 2: over and I'm like sniffing my own pits because I'm
Speaker 2: like Jesus Christ, I'm like, is it her or is
Speaker 2: it me? Or is it just like permeating the At
Speaker 2: this point, and I was like texting Colby and I
Speaker 2: was like, you know, I fucking love you, because I
Speaker 2: swear to God, when I get off this play, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna throw the fuck up. She followed me to the bathroom,
Speaker 2: like literally not followed me, but we both went to
Speaker 2: the bathroom after we got off the plane, and I
Speaker 2: was like, dude, this bathroom will never be the same,
Speaker 2: never be the same. I just can't. And like, I
Speaker 2: don't like to body shame people, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 2: but when you have to sit next to somebody like
Speaker 2: that for like a three hour flight, I mean, you
Speaker 2: just you just wonder, like you what the fuck is
Speaker 2: going on with you?
Speaker 3: Right? You know, there's some people that I mean, never mind,
Speaker 3: I don't want to get into that, but just their
Speaker 3: life existence is television and junk food. That's it, you know.
Speaker 2: And so that's why I say it's so easy to
Speaker 2: program people nowadays, because like there's all these people on
Speaker 2: social media who will be like, you can't body shame people.
Speaker 2: You can't, you can't like fat fat is beautiful and
Speaker 2: like all this stuff and like that, there's some really
Speaker 2: severely unhealthy people, and it's just like almost getting a
Speaker 2: free pass or like a pat on the back or
Speaker 2: something because it's like, oh, she's so confident in herself
Speaker 2: for oh, she's body positive or all these things. I'm like, no, dude,
Speaker 2: like that's not that's not body Being pre diabetic at
Speaker 2: eighteen years old is not like having to take a
Speaker 2: cholesterol pill in your twenties is not body positive like that.
Speaker 2: They've like tried to reprogram our mind into thinking like
Speaker 2: if you want to be a fat slob or like
Speaker 2: not put any effort into yourself whatsoever, like that should
Speaker 2: be normal because who cares?
Speaker 3: You know, well, if I don't think that programminging is
Speaker 3: working because people can walk around and say that fat
Speaker 3: is beautiful all they want, but watch somebody's facial expression
Speaker 3: change if you tell them they look like lizo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, right, I know. But it's like it's
Speaker 2: all taboo if you try to say something about it,
Speaker 2: like oh, you know, I think it's odd that people
Speaker 2: are getting on ozimpic all the time too, which I
Speaker 2: talked about with Janet before, like if you can't lose weight,
Speaker 2: just inject yourself with whatever ozimpic, this, that and this,
Speaker 2: And people don't want to go on diets and stuff.
Speaker 2: They just want to you know, finer mean this that
Speaker 2: or whatever, and it destroys your liver and then you know,
Speaker 2: that just puts more money back, you know, another cog
Speaker 2: in the machine for the big pharma companies, because they
Speaker 2: fuck up one part of your body so they can
Speaker 2: sell you a pill to fix the other part.
Speaker 3: And once you start taking it too.
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, because it'll just like once you stop,
Speaker 2: all of that shit just comes back to haunt you,
Speaker 2: like the fucking ghost of Christmas past. But I mean
Speaker 2: that's that's people's own cross to bear when it comes
Speaker 2: to stuff like that, because like, by no means am
Speaker 2: I perfect. I vape and I drink and fucking I
Speaker 2: can't stop vaping if somebody paid me like that. It's
Speaker 2: like just a part of my personality at this point,
Speaker 2: you know. But I so yeah, I mean I have
Speaker 2: no room to talk because I have my vices. But
Speaker 2: still I feel like everything in this society is like
Speaker 2: by design in some way, even the accessibility of getting
Speaker 2: prescribed these medications, because now you don't even have to
Speaker 2: go to the doctor anymore. I get emails all the
Speaker 2: time from this place that I go to get like
Speaker 2: skin facials and shit, oh come in two fifty will
Speaker 2: inject you with ozimpic. We'll give you a finer mean,
Speaker 2: we'll do X y Z. They're not I don't even
Speaker 2: think they're medical professionals, right, They're.
Speaker 3: Just they're trained how to administer these things. And that's
Speaker 3: about it, you know. I mean, that's how easy it is.
Speaker 3: Should work at one of these places.
Speaker 2: Yes, I work at a cosmetic surgery center, and granted
Speaker 2: I do have a doctor that I work for, but
Speaker 2: a lot of these places there isn't a doctor in
Speaker 2: the building, there is no medical profect The girl that
Speaker 2: checks you in looks like she just got off her
Speaker 2: second shift at Wendy's, and she will then inject you
Speaker 2: with an unknown substance.
Speaker 3: Right, And we both and we blindly put our trust
Speaker 3: in these things, thinking that we're getting safe and accurate thing.
Speaker 3: You know you're talking about earlier, how we get poisoned
Speaker 3: from every direction. And at my nine to five job,
Speaker 3: I won't say what company I work for, but we
Speaker 3: make juice for a lot of predominant companies. Like you
Speaker 3: go to the grocery store or a certain places, you're
Speaker 3: getting stuff that we make. And I'm looking at some
Speaker 3: of the warning labels, like some of these ingredients that
Speaker 3: we're putting into these juices, says flammable. There's flammable stickers
Speaker 3: on most of these ingredients that we put in these juice.
Speaker 3: I'm dead serious. And one day we're making this new
Speaker 3: drink for I can't say their name that it's a big,
Speaker 3: big chain company, and you've all been there and they
Speaker 3: had a blue Summer drink going on. And in this
Speaker 3: blue Summer drink there is an ingredient and my supervisor said, hey,
Speaker 3: make sure you don't get that shit on you. It's
Speaker 3: not good for you. And I was like, well, then
Speaker 3: why are we putting in it into things that people ingest?
Speaker 3: And he's all, that's above my pay grade.
Speaker 4: WHOA, that's fucking wild, right, And so.
Speaker 2: What is it like if it gets on you? Is
Speaker 2: it like fucking ripley from aliens and it just fucking
Speaker 2: like acid spit and it just eats through your skin
Speaker 2: or what?
Speaker 3: Well we do deal with that shit. I got burned
Speaker 3: on my arm a couple of months ago from acid.
Speaker 3: But we use the acid to clean out the big
Speaker 3: batching tanks that we make the juice, and so we
Speaker 3: put cossack caustic in it, then we rinse it. Then
Speaker 3: we put this pink acid in it, and it like
Speaker 3: burns everything off of it, and then we rinse all
Speaker 3: that off and then we start your juice in there,
Speaker 3: new juice. And but that's that's like actually the cleanest
Speaker 3: thing that we do, because like all these I'm not
Speaker 3: saying that we're not cleanly, but I'm just saying these
Speaker 3: ingredients that we're putting into these things, like you have
Speaker 3: to wear respirators and shit when you're doing this because
Speaker 3: it's not good for you. That's why, like, that's why
Speaker 3: all I drink now is spring water coffee that I
Speaker 3: made myself from spring water in cambucha. Yeah, like I
Speaker 3: don't drink soda anymore, anything that I buy it or Yeah,
Speaker 3: I won't drink anything that's already pre like contained unless
Speaker 3: it's bottled spring water because I just don't trust.
Speaker 2: I have an addiction to spring water myself. Actually, there's
Speaker 2: this spring water that I think it's Texan, but we
Speaker 2: get it in Oklahoma. It's called Ozarka, And for some reason,
Speaker 2: I feel like I feel better about myself if I
Speaker 2: if it says spring water on it, So I drink
Speaker 2: a ton of it, but I still drink alcohol. So
Speaker 2: you know, it's like do those things balance themselves out?
Speaker 2: Like the world will never know. It's like, I'll drink
Speaker 2: seventeen fucking straight gallons of Ozarka and then chase it
Speaker 2: with like, what am I drinking right now? Rainbow Subert
Speaker 2: fucking Oh look it's it's from Oklahoma. Isn't that cute?
Speaker 3: Is that it?
Speaker 2: Ida?
Speaker 3: Oh? Nice? That was my favorite. I am Actually I've
Speaker 3: been clean, not clean, but I've been sober for a
Speaker 3: little bit. Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I went two weeks and then I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: I can drink one night. It's my Friday. And I
Speaker 3: had Brandon Thomas on from Expanding Reality, and I bought
Speaker 3: two IPA tall cans, and by the end of the show,
Speaker 3: I finished the second one. And from the beginning I'm
Speaker 3: one hundred percent sober, and at the end I'm slurring
Speaker 3: my ship and making a complete ass out of myself.
Speaker 3: So I was like, all right, that's it. That's the lastrass.
Speaker 3: So I haven't drank since that show.
Speaker 2: Well that's good. Then I'm proud of you.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I love to drink, but I just can't do it.
Speaker 3: I'm one of those people like I can function, I
Speaker 3: go to work everything, but I just make a fucking
Speaker 3: complete ass out of myself. And there are days like
Speaker 3: I won't function. I'll like, I'll wake up one morning
Speaker 3: and I'll be like, fuck the world and everything in it.
Speaker 3: I'm not leaving this room for three or four days.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yeah I do that.
Speaker 3: I'm surprised I still have a job. Honestly, you should.
Speaker 2: You should get yourself on f M l A or
Speaker 2: something for that shit. Are you needing a mental health day?
Speaker 3: You know what's funny? As I told them about it,
Speaker 3: and they're looking into getting me on that ship. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're like, when you have uh, we'll call them flare ups.
Speaker 2: Yeah, chronic ELK conditions. That qualifies all my HR people
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 3: That qualifies I'm like, hey, maybe all these fucking people
Speaker 3: with special needs there don't actually have special needs, but
Speaker 3: all these like I need my safe space people helps
Speaker 3: me out here a little bit in this instance.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, no, they're gonna also put you in special
Speaker 2: Olympics too, alongside of your FMLA. So just be prepared
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 3: That's all right, I will kick ass. It'll be like
Speaker 3: that Johnny Knoxville fucking movie where I'm just fucking everybody up.
Speaker 2: What is that movie called Oh my god, I haven't
Speaker 2: seen that in forever. You're talking about the one with
Speaker 2: Johnny Uh Knoxville, Yeah, Knoxville.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't remember what it's called either, but that was.
Speaker 3: That was a hilarious movie.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be you.
Speaker 3: You cannot get away with making that movie. Nowadays, there's
Speaker 3: no because it's like.
Speaker 2: The fat shaming thing. Like I said, you can't say
Speaker 2: anything anymore. People just seek to seek out reasons to
Speaker 2: become offended by you.
Speaker 3: Oh, check this out. I don't give two fucks because
Speaker 3: you cannot change the rules halfway through the fucking game.
Speaker 3: All right. I've been playing this game for forty three
Speaker 3: years forty four now, So I will say retarded, retarded, faggot,
Speaker 3: anything that is offensive. I don't give two shits. You
Speaker 3: know what. I call my friend a faggot all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't mean he's a faggot meaning he takes shots
Speaker 3: in the mouth or backloads. You know. I call him
Speaker 3: a faggot because he's dumb. I call him a retard
Speaker 3: because he did something that was retarded. Retarded. Yes, my
Speaker 3: football coach called us retards.
Speaker 2: You know, I grew up in the That's okay. To
Speaker 2: say era, so I'm sticking with it.
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry, I grew up in an era where we
Speaker 3: actually fought with our fists, not behind a keyboard.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. Yeah. Colby says he he runs a freeze
Speaker 2: each platform. I got mad at him because he said
Speaker 2: something I don't remember what it was, and he was like, well,
Speaker 2: I run a free speech platform, and I was like,
Speaker 2: you're right, I should too, because like you automatically want
Speaker 2: to like censor yourself on certain shit, and then I
Speaker 2: have to catch myself because I'm like, no, fuck that,
Speaker 2: Like what why do I I'm almost like co signing
Speaker 2: people's behavior on that shit.
Speaker 3: Like, oh I am unapologetically me, no matter what. So
Speaker 3: And I think that's why White Rabbit was so successful
Speaker 3: right out of the gate, was because I was unapologetically
Speaker 3: myself and I said shit people were scared to say,
Speaker 3: you know, like them came out. People were like, holy shit,
Speaker 3: the shock factor of things that he was saying. And
Speaker 3: now it's like you you can't shock anybody because it's
Speaker 3: and now I feel like with podcasters, enough of us
Speaker 3: are out there that are speaking our mind and unapologetically
Speaker 3: ourselves that yeah, there is no more I you it's like, hey,
Speaker 3: we're making this normal again to speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, And that's why I said, like I had
Speaker 2: to catch myself for a minute there, because I was like,
Speaker 2: he's totally right. Like again, being in shitty relationships and
Speaker 2: being programmed by social media, you're like, oh, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: say that. Oh no, I'm going to offend someone. And
Speaker 2: then yeah, pretty much how to convince myself within these
Speaker 2: last couple of months that words are words and they
Speaker 2: don't have any power unless like you give them some
Speaker 2: type of power over you. So yeah, no, I had
Speaker 2: one hundred percent agree, which some people might even say
Speaker 2: the stuff that I've been covering in my my new
Speaker 2: series is like offensive and some of the topics are
Speaker 2: you know, pretty fucking gross and hard to listen to you.
Speaker 3: But it's not. It's not like you're giving well, you
Speaker 3: are giving your opinion on things that you think is gross.
Speaker 3: You're like this is fucked up, but you're speaking facts.
Speaker 3: You're like this happened, You're showing receipts. It's not like
Speaker 3: you're out there just spewing rhetoric, you know what I mean. So,
Speaker 3: and like I was saying earlier, it's like people are
Speaker 3: hungry for the truth. So there are gonna be little
Speaker 3: vaginas that get their panties in a bunch because they've
Speaker 3: been sheltered their entire fucking lives. But the real ones
Speaker 3: are hungry for what you're putting out. So don't stop
Speaker 3: what you're doing, Julia. You're on fucking fire, thank you.
Speaker 2: Is there anything in particular about either one of those
Speaker 2: series that stuck out to you like that you felt
Speaker 2: like was significant?
Speaker 3: Yes, because I felt like an idiot when not when Yeah,
Speaker 3: when we were doing The Finder Show with Thomas the
Speaker 3: other day and you were talking about was it Larry King.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that he was part of the Franklin scandal.
Speaker 3: Yes, but it wasn't the Larry King that was on TV, right,
Speaker 3: It was some guy that happened to have the same name.
Speaker 3: And so the entire time you're talking and you're saying
Speaker 3: Larry King in your show, and I'm like, man, dude,
Speaker 3: this guy had everybody fool these are that television like?
Speaker 3: And then and then Thomas that guy, Yeah, and then
Speaker 3: Thomas brings him up and describes him, and I was like, wait,
Speaker 3: what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, this dude, he was a part of the
Speaker 2: Republican party and he is a black guy with a
Speaker 2: big ass fro and his name was Lawrence King went
Speaker 2: by Larry King. But I can yeah, I definitely can
Speaker 2: see how you would have like mixed those tea up.
Speaker 2: Because when I first started researching about it and the
Speaker 2: name came up, I was like, no fucking way. And
Speaker 2: then I kind of looked more into it and I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, okay, okay, okay, that makes sense. But yeah,
Speaker 2: the Franklin case is one of the weirdest ones of
Speaker 2: all time, especially because it has ties to Johnny Gosh,
Speaker 2: that missing kid from the eighties that nobody could understand
Speaker 2: like where he went or what happened to him. And
Speaker 2: I talked about it when I was on the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy doing the John Benet episode, because all these
Speaker 2: missing kids are like dead kids, and for some reason,
Speaker 2: it's always got political ties and all this weird stuff
Speaker 2: under the surface. Johnny Gosh is definitely not a one
Speaker 2: off case. John Benet, even though it's extremely tragic, is
Speaker 2: definitely not a one off case, Like they're doing this
Speaker 2: kind of shit to kids all the time. And someone
Speaker 2: that like Colby and I have talked about is Hunter S.
Speaker 2: Thompson because both of us had like kind of a
Speaker 2: crash on that guy for the longest until we started
Speaker 2: realizing that he definitely was a part of this shit.
Speaker 2: And that was a hard one for me because yeah,
Speaker 2: I always had really liked him mentor yeah, and I
Speaker 2: always really liked him. And then I started doing all
Speaker 2: this research into the John Benet case, and he pops
Speaker 2: his ugly head up as being connected to Bohemian Grove
Speaker 2: and all these snuff films and all these like weird
Speaker 2: peedo connections, and he was most likely suicided because he
Speaker 2: started speaking up about some shit and yeah, yeah, So
Speaker 2: I mean, like there's all this we It's like you
Speaker 2: never meet your heroes, as they say, because you start
Speaker 2: figuring shit out that you don't want to know about.
Speaker 2: And it's as a conspiracy theorist, like you were saying
Speaker 2: with Tom Hanks, the people that you idolize the most
Speaker 2: turned out to be the slimiest fuck balls of them all.
Speaker 3: Yes, I used to idolize Eminem, but I think that
Speaker 3: they killed him off before he turned into a slime ball.
Speaker 3: I think they killed him off because of the reason
Speaker 3: I idolized him so much, because he was unapologetically himself
Speaker 3: in a time when we desperately needed that. You brought
Speaker 3: up John Beney a couple times, and I know that
Speaker 3: you were very passionate about your research. In that I
Speaker 3: have to ask you I did I might have asked
Speaker 3: you this already, but have you ever heard Human Vibrations
Speaker 3: whole take on the John Beney thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that she doesn't exist?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And so like, I don't want to throw that out,
Speaker 3: like maybe in this specific case that is not the instance,
Speaker 3: but I think that she she has a good case
Speaker 3: or the fact that maybe some of these killings or
Speaker 3: serial killers are completely fabricated and just broadcasted on the
Speaker 3: news two spread fear and aren't really taking place.
Speaker 2: Would you I agree with her in a way. I
Speaker 2: just don't agree with her. And like I said, I
Speaker 2: could be wrong. Okay, I'm not the end all be
Speaker 2: all on every single conspiracy theory topic, but this is
Speaker 2: my point of view. I think that serial killers, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna kind of get more into this in the
Speaker 2: new series called Program to Kill, I think that they
Speaker 2: are fake, but not in the way that you would
Speaker 2: perceive something being fake, as if like they don't exist
Speaker 2: or it never happened. I don't think that they are
Speaker 2: are random organic like, yeah, I don't think that they
Speaker 2: were just you know, these random acts of violence against
Speaker 2: human beings. And these were lone nuts psychopaths that just
Speaker 2: started fucking butchering people up and down the fucking like
Speaker 2: Ted Bundy and Jeff Dahmer and John Gacy and all
Speaker 2: these people. Richard Ramirez, I don't think that they were
Speaker 2: just doing it randomly, because uh they had a jolly
Speaker 2: for for fucking killing people. I think that it's fake
Speaker 2: in the way they've created the serial killer to terrify us.
Speaker 3: Yes, all goes back to the CIA. Yes. And they've
Speaker 3: been per uh per creating I can't say that word.
Speaker 3: They've they've been grooming these people into doing these things.
Speaker 3: And like what is that movie Zoolander. It's funny because
Speaker 3: you bring up these things as being real, and then
Speaker 3: they put out movies like Zoolanders so that people will
Speaker 3: laugh at you, and and and you know, they put
Speaker 3: out these things as it's so ridiculous that it couldn't
Speaker 3: actually happen in real life, but it is exactly what
Speaker 3: the fuck is happening. I mean, like keywords or songs
Speaker 3: to trigger something, and and then people completely forget about
Speaker 3: what they did, have no idea, you know, like this,
Speaker 3: they say that that was there was conspiracy theorists that
Speaker 3: used to say that Lee Harvey Oswald was a victim
Speaker 3: of that. And I don't buy that because I don't
Speaker 3: think that he's the one that killed. But but you know,
Speaker 3: that's something that they can can do. I mean, it
Speaker 3: is speculation for us, just because, like we did, we
Speaker 3: don't know for sure, just like I don't know for
Speaker 3: sure that the fucking Earth is flat, but I would
Speaker 3: die on that hill.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think it's flat too. I'm a biblical flat earther.
Speaker 2: I think that, you know, we've obviously talked about it
Speaker 2: before and we agree. But otherwise, yeah, I know, I
Speaker 2: just I think certain things have been designed to terrify us.
Speaker 2: I think the serial killer quote unquote is one of
Speaker 2: those things that has been designed to terrify us. I
Speaker 2: think that they put things like John Benet Ramsey in
Speaker 2: the news in the way that they chose to do
Speaker 2: it to terrify us. But the reason they did that
Speaker 2: is because they can't tell you what really happened. It's
Speaker 2: not that this senseless, random act of violence against this
Speaker 2: little girl and everybody should be terrified and lock your
Speaker 2: babies up because there's a mad man on the loose
Speaker 2: and they're gonna come and get your children. I don't
Speaker 2: think that's the case. I think that they had to
Speaker 2: cover up what they really did to her, and they
Speaker 2: have to cover up a lot of things that happened
Speaker 2: to little kids, like not just John Benet, but everyone's
Speaker 2: got this this error that something's going to happen to
Speaker 2: their kids, or they're going to be playing at the
Speaker 2: park and their kid's just gonna go missing, and it's
Speaker 2: gonna be some weird guy that drives an ice cream truck. Hello,
Speaker 2: No it's not. It's probably someone who works for the
Speaker 2: fucking CIA that's abducting these kids out of parks and shit.
Speaker 2: It's not just a random act of violence that somebody
Speaker 2: broke in and killed John Beney. Her parents were involved
Speaker 2: in all this shit, you know. It's like the serial killers,
Speaker 2: the child abductors. Don't get me wrong, there's some lowlife
Speaker 2: pedophiles out there that are homegrown. Like that shit is real.
Speaker 2: But like as far as mass murder, Jim Jones drinking,
Speaker 2: the kool Aid cult style murder suicides and kids missing
Speaker 2: and all that. I don't think that it's accidents. I
Speaker 2: don't think that it's random. I think that it's all controlled.
Speaker 2: I think that it comes from one source and they
Speaker 2: they just present it to us in a way that
Speaker 2: is absolutely terrifying. We have this constant cloud hanging over
Speaker 2: our head like we're gonna get murdered or our kids
Speaker 2: are going to get abducted, and that's the single white
Speaker 2: woman's worst nightmare. But they also you know, as a
Speaker 2: single white woman love watching true crime shows. I was
Speaker 2: it's like some kind of mental illness, like we're so
Speaker 2: scared of it, but also tell me more.
Speaker 3: Please, that is so hilarious because of watching it. I
Speaker 3: was going to ask you, what is it with women
Speaker 3: that seems so obsessed with these true crime shows and
Speaker 3: serial killers and shit like what crime?
Speaker 2: Dean once because he asked me the same thing, because
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, I love true crime and blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. He was like, what is it with white
Speaker 2: women in their true crime shows? And I said, I
Speaker 2: think it's because we're very emotional creatures, and when we
Speaker 2: watch stuff like that, it evokes this crazy emotion within
Speaker 2: us and we get kind of like a little high
Speaker 2: from it. We're like, oh, oh my god. And so
Speaker 2: I think maybe it's something to do with that, you
Speaker 2: know everything. I read a study one time and like
Speaker 2: ninety percent of this stuff that's marketed in the US
Speaker 2: is to single out white women, Like they're marketing towards
Speaker 2: white women on all this shit. Like when you're on
Speaker 2: Facebook or Instagram and all these little ad things pop up.
Speaker 2: They've got me in mind when they created that ad,
Speaker 2: Like I'm like, oo, do I need this? Like I'm
Speaker 2: the worst clickbait fucking shopper of all time.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I'm the worst when I'm laying in bed
Speaker 3: because I will smoke weed before I lay down for bed,
Speaker 3: and for some reason, I don't know why I do this,
Speaker 3: but I will go on Amazon and impulse by the
Speaker 3: shit out of things, and then like the next day,
Speaker 3: I'll get home from work and I'll be like, oh fuck,
Speaker 3: I actually ordered that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the most random, bizarre shit of all time.
Speaker 3: Yes, like I need this, you know, Like one of
Speaker 3: the most weird shit was like I ordered a locker
Speaker 3: organizer for my locker at work and I don't even
Speaker 3: keep shit in my locker at work.
Speaker 2: That's how they get your Jack Bezos just went on
Speaker 2: vacation with your locker organizer money. That's how they got you.
Speaker 3: Fucker.
Speaker 2: I know me too, though, Like I will buy stuff
Speaker 2: and then when it comes in, I'm like I could
Speaker 2: have lived without this, Like I don't even know why
Speaker 2: the fuck I just bought this. But now there's all
Speaker 2: these other apps that you can waste your money on,
Speaker 2: like fucking Timu and all this bullshit. I literally clicked
Speaker 2: on it one day. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: I love that shirt and it's only seventeen cents. That's
Speaker 2: how they get you, because all heard it on TMUS
Speaker 2: like a dollar.
Speaker 3: I heard Timu is just Wish rebranded it is, and
Speaker 3: download the app. I like fuck that. I remember ordering
Speaker 3: from Wish waiting three months forgot that I even ordered shit,
Speaker 3: And then it would show up and it was like
Speaker 3: it would fall apart as I'm putting it on.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh my gosh, do I need a waterproof
Speaker 2: phone case. By the time it gets here, who knows
Speaker 2: put it in your cart. Fucking two dollars later, I've
Speaker 2: got a fucking, you know, waterproof phone case that literally
Speaker 2: didn't hold any water out, and like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: just a bunch of useless garbage. I don't I don't even,
Speaker 2: but that's like besides the point. Most things are targeted
Speaker 2: towards white women, including true crime stuff and including serial
Speaker 2: killer documentaries, and like, yes, I am a victim of
Speaker 2: it because I will sit and watch all these documentaries
Speaker 2: on repeat. There's this one on Amazon Prime about Ted Bundy,
Speaker 2: but it's told from the perspective of that girlfriend that
Speaker 2: he was dating while he was murdering all those bitches.
Speaker 2: Her name is a lit Elizabeth Klepfer, and she's a
Speaker 2: fucking head case. Like for her to sit there and
Speaker 2: say she saw no red flags, none, zero, murdering bitches
Speaker 2: up and down the coast and she saw no red
Speaker 2: flags like that is just it's too much. It's too much,
Speaker 2: unless it's like I said, And maybe Ted Bundy was
Speaker 2: the fall guy and he didn't really kill.
Speaker 3: Anyone, right, or he was just mk ultra to the
Speaker 3: point where he didn't even remember what he was doing.
Speaker 2: So he could give a whole entire other life with
Speaker 2: her because he didn't remember what he was doing.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and he could compartmentalize things possibly as well,
Speaker 3: so when he was a completely different person in both situations,
Speaker 3: you know, mm hmmmm.
Speaker 2: It's really got me to start thinking though, because she's like, well,
Speaker 2: maybe this one time I may have noticed something. And
Speaker 2: then it wasn't until like the end of the documentary
Speaker 2: when he like admitted to her from his own mouth
Speaker 2: that he had like killed all these girls, and she
Speaker 2: was like, oh my god, I was like devastated. I
Speaker 2: couldn't believe that he had done this. And da, I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm like, you didn't get a single yeast infection, Like
Speaker 2: he was necrofiling these bodies he said he was. He
Speaker 2: would go back weeks after he murdered him and still
Speaker 2: have sex with the corpses, and then he would go
Speaker 2: home to Elizabeth and they were getting freaky and like
Speaker 2: not one uti, not one yeast infection, not one hint
Speaker 2: of iota of anything that there might be something going
Speaker 2: on with him. Like it's just really hard for me
Speaker 2: to believe that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would think that there would be like some
Speaker 3: nasty vecti.
Speaker 2: Nuts didn't smell like fish sticks, like nothing, there was zero.
Speaker 2: Like he was literally having sex with dead bodies, literally
Speaker 2: club and bitches over the head every other Tuesday evening,
Speaker 2: and there was no red flags that is just really
Speaker 2: really hard for me to believe.
Speaker 3: Well, that's just because you never looked at the fact
Speaker 3: that she's the real killer.
Speaker 2: It's spoken from a true conspiracy theorist, because that's some
Speaker 2: shit I'd actually entertain it was fucking Elizabeth.
Speaker 3: She was doing it right. So I know that Halloween
Speaker 3: is one of your, if not the favorite holiday you have,
Speaker 3: and I was curious, is there gonna be any breakdown
Speaker 3: shakedowns on any particular scary movies that we could look
Speaker 3: forward to this upcoming October?
Speaker 2: Yes, And you know how I always name my October specials.
Speaker 2: The first one was The Spectacular. Last year was the
Speaker 2: Ghost Jamboree. This year, I'm not ready to reveal it yet,
Speaker 2: but I got a good name for it and it's
Speaker 2: gonna be great. I've actually set up a few episodes
Speaker 2: with a couple people for October. You know, people are
Speaker 2: really busy right now. I don't know what's going on,
Speaker 2: but it's been harder and harder for me to find
Speaker 2: people who are available to sit down. You know, Drew's
Speaker 2: always great from You're missing the point. He's always so
Speaker 2: great at breaking down movies and I love working with him.
Speaker 2: Davy's really good too, like with horror movies and stuff,
Speaker 2: because we both have like such a love of horror.
Speaker 2: I swear to you.
Speaker 3: Is Thomas had a background that kept doing that yesterday.
Speaker 2: It's really it just it bugs the shit out of me.
Speaker 2: But there's nothing I can do about it. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm working on a few ideas. I'm really excited. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna actually try to put some Halloween stuff out on
Speaker 2: the Cult of Conspiracy as well, because basically we're like
Speaker 2: collaborating all the time. Now I have a once a
Speaker 2: week show on the Cult of Conspiracy and I'm still
Speaker 2: keeping up with my own show, so I'm I'm pretty
Speaker 2: much pulling double duty these last few months, trying to
Speaker 2: like do my own show and their show.
Speaker 3: So I know exactly how that feels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it feels. It feels kind of crazy sometimes because
Speaker 2: I'm like, did I upload this on the right day?
Speaker 2: Is that? And I, like, I get a little bit
Speaker 2: flustered with it. But I'm super excited. I'm, you know,
Speaker 2: looking forward to October as I always do. It's my
Speaker 2: favorite month of the year, my favorite fucking season, my
Speaker 2: favorite holiday. It's it's gonna be off the chain this year.
Speaker 2: I have a few ideas. I hope, I hope you
Speaker 2: enjoy it nice.
Speaker 3: I'm going to do my own little movie breakdown this year.
Speaker 3: I haven't decided what movie I want to break down yet,
Speaker 3: but I'm gonna rewatch Monster Squad and see if there's
Speaker 3: enough in that movie that I can pull.
Speaker 2: For Monster Squad.
Speaker 3: Yes, that was one of my favorites. Yes, it was
Speaker 3: my one of my favorites. Wolfman's Gotten Arts, Yes, oh.
Speaker 2: My gosh, yeah, no, do that. Do do that because
Speaker 2: that would be interesting for me to listen to.
Speaker 3: Awesome. I just don't know if there's enough in that
Speaker 3: movie to do an episode on. So I'm gonna have
Speaker 3: to rewatch it here with a conspiratorial set of eyes
Speaker 3: rather than my childhood eyes. It's been so many years.
Speaker 2: Can you rewatch it and you feel like it's episode worthy?
Speaker 2: You could just hit me up. I'll rewatch it again too,
Speaker 2: and then maybe we can. You know how I always
Speaker 2: do like, I don't share any of my information with you,
Speaker 2: you don't share any with me, and then we see
Speaker 2: if we found the same stuff. Yes, oh yeah, if
Speaker 2: you feel if you feel like it's if you feel
Speaker 2: like it's dense enough that we could cover a whole
Speaker 2: episode on it. That would be cool because I used
Speaker 2: to watch that all the time when I was a kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hell yeah, No. You did The Burbs last year,
Speaker 3: and I was like, oh, that movie and I went
Speaker 3: back and watched it. Oh my god, there was so
Speaker 3: much in that movie that even you didn't cover. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 3: this is that. That movie was insane with so much
Speaker 3: shit in it.
Speaker 2: Like insane, insane. And again that's why I brought it
Speaker 2: when you said Tom Hanks at the beginning of the episode,
Speaker 2: and I was like, The Urbs, yeah, money bit, because
Speaker 2: I love I idolized the dog shit out of those movies.
Speaker 2: My sister's getting an in ground pool put in in
Speaker 2: the backyard and uh I went out there the other
Speaker 2: day and like, the backyard is just toe up from
Speaker 2: the flow up. It's in ruin. And I was like,
Speaker 2: I said, how long did they say this was supposed
Speaker 2: to take? And she was like, they said two weeks
Speaker 2: And I was like two weeks, two weeks, Like it's
Speaker 2: just and here it is a month later, bitch ain't
Speaker 2: even close to being done. And I was like, you
Speaker 2: got money pit, you got money pit, And so yeah,
Speaker 2: I find a into quote that movie like seven times
Speaker 2: a day.
Speaker 3: That is awesome. Yeah, you and I love all the
Speaker 3: same movies, like National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is my December movie. Yes,
Speaker 3: that is why you are my favorite conspiracy friend in
Speaker 3: this whole thing. And you know what, Juliet, like, I
Speaker 3: didn't have a topic in mind. You said you might
Speaker 3: jump into whatever. But as always, we just kind of
Speaker 3: enjoyed the shit out of talking to each other, and
Speaker 3: that was so awesome. It's great to see you and
Speaker 3: you're so full of just your aura is different from
Speaker 3: the last time I talked to you. You are smiling,
Speaker 3: you look very happy. Yes, this is awesome. This is
Speaker 3: a whole new Julia. Congratulations on the series you're doing
Speaker 3: on Cult of Conspiracy. Because I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 3: when I'm at work, there's only one day at work
Speaker 3: I'm allowed to have my headphones in, and that's because
Speaker 3: there is no supervisors or bosses there and I'm just
Speaker 3: kind of there by myself. So I and your show
Speaker 3: is my first one that I listened to in the
Speaker 3: morning that you do on the Cult of Conspiracy, and
Speaker 3: it's fucking awesome. I'm also excited, you know, I'll go
Speaker 3: ahead and give Cult of a Conspiracy a plug right here,
Speaker 3: because those are my boys. I love them. And they
Speaker 3: also got Josh Monday coming on now, and he's doing
Speaker 3: biblical breakdowns and he just did his first one, and
Speaker 3: you guys should go check that out. It was all
Speaker 3: the biblical breakdown of flat Earth and he crushed it,
Speaker 3: as he always does, So go check that out and
Speaker 3: look forward to those happening once a week. I believe
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: Yep, he's taking over the Sunday slot. I'm doing this
Speaker 2: Saturday slot because you know it's Josh. He's gotta have Sunday.
Speaker 2: I'm on Saturday. I'm for the sinners. Yeah, just save
Speaker 2: me for the sinners. All take Saturday.
Speaker 3: I forget what movie it was, but he was like
Speaker 3: he was like, I thought you were a god fearing
Speaker 3: believer and he was like, it's Saturday. He was like,
Speaker 3: I'll save my sh for Sunday. Oh it was eight mile,
Speaker 3: that's me. It's all with the Lord on Sunday.
Speaker 2: They had they had put some of my shows out
Speaker 2: on a Sunday I think maybe in the beginning, and
Speaker 2: they were like, well, Josh is going to take over Sunday.
Speaker 2: And I was like, that's probably for the best since
Speaker 2: I dropped the F word every other word.
Speaker 3: Right, and we're talking about like the most horrific thing
Speaker 3: that humans can do to another human.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that Saturdays seems like it probably fit better.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, so let let Julia show you the
Speaker 3: evil of this world and then on Sunday, Josh Monday
Speaker 3: will cleanse you.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, there you go. Rinse and repeat, rinse
Speaker 2: and repeat.
Speaker 3: So what's happening with the Cosmic peach Man. I don't
Speaker 3: want to give all the glory over there to our
Speaker 3: boys at the Cult.
Speaker 2: So I have been putting a lot on Patreon recently
Speaker 2: and I am giving like some little life updates and stuff.
Speaker 2: And I mentioned it earlier, but Colby from Conspiracy Playtime
Speaker 2: he actually has two shows. One show is called Disinfobation
Speaker 2: and it's super fucking hilarious and I'm kind of doing
Speaker 2: like what the Cult has done with me on my
Speaker 2: show with Disinfobation. So if you are subscribed to my Patreon,
Speaker 2: you get all of my shows and all of the
Speaker 2: Cult of Conspiracy exclusive shows, and you'll also get like
Speaker 2: the Cosmic Disinfobation show, which I'm not good with politics
Speaker 2: in that show is more like political and it's super
Speaker 2: super super funny. So I'm working on a few projects.
Speaker 2: I really like the idea of not sponsoring, but like
Speaker 2: having someone else's show on your show that people might
Speaker 2: not go out of their way to listen to. Usually.
Speaker 2: I think that's such a fucking brilliant idea because I
Speaker 2: can go on the Cults of Conspiracy. It won't mean
Speaker 2: you you'll go and still follow my show, you know,
Speaker 2: or you know, Josh can go on there, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't mean you're going to go out of your way
Speaker 2: to find his show. But now it's like a weekly
Speaker 2: dose of different shows on one show. So I kind
Speaker 2: of like that, and I wanted to do that on
Speaker 2: mine as well. So if you are checked into Room
Speaker 2: two three seven my Patreon, you'll get, like I said,
Speaker 2: the Cult Show, my regular Cosmic Peach show, and then
Speaker 2: Disinphobation as well. So it's really good. I have a
Speaker 2: lot of like little projects and stuff that I'm working on,
Speaker 2: and I'm really excited.
Speaker 3: Well I'm really excited too, Juliet, because everything that you've
Speaker 3: put out ever since I started following you is been fired.
Speaker 3: And I was just telling one of my buddies this
Speaker 3: the other day. I was like, I don't listen to
Speaker 3: all my friends podcasts, like there's only a handful that
Speaker 3: and you're one of them that I do religiously. So yes,
Speaker 3: that means a lot. That means that means I'm hard
Speaker 3: to impress, and you impress the shit out of me.
Speaker 2: So that's great. Thank you. Sometimes I am my own
Speaker 2: worst critic, you know, I'll bust my balls on stuff.
Speaker 2: I'll be like, oh, that wasn't a good episode, or like,
Speaker 2: you know, I wasn't you know, I was tired, and
Speaker 2: I feel like I can hear it in my voice
Speaker 2: or whatever. But as long as people keep receiving it
Speaker 2: and people keep you know, staying interested, that's all I'm
Speaker 2: going for, you know.
Speaker 3: Love it. So, if you guys want to follow what
Speaker 3: Julia does over there at the Cosmic Peach, if you're
Speaker 3: not already, because like I said, she's kind of like
Speaker 3: a celebrity. Now when it comes to this whole conspiracy circle,
Speaker 3: go ahead and scroll down right now and right above
Speaker 3: all of those cool places that you can go to
Speaker 3: and get a discount at, you will see links forever
Speaker 3: everything Julia does. Everything Julia does, you read that right now.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and click on that. Give her a follow
Speaker 3: on everything that she does. Follow her on our Patreon
Speaker 3: because the things that we do it it's time consuming
Speaker 3: and it is not free. It costs us a lot
Speaker 3: of money. So you know, showing a little bit of
Speaker 3: support it makes us feel good and helps us continue
Speaker 3: doing what we're doing, and that is bringing the truth
Speaker 3: to you in an entertaining and fun way. Julia, is
Speaker 3: there anything that you would like to tell the conspiracy
Speaker 3: junkies before we call an end to this show.
Speaker 2: I love each and every one of you.
Speaker 3: Oh that is beautiful. I feel like we should have
Speaker 3: some like music going away of you dusting off into
Speaker 3: the wind. But instead, I know I said it was
Speaker 3: the last time, But next time, I promise guys, we
Speaker 3: are going to have a whole new outro and we're
Speaker 3: gonna give my boy hi Res one last shine. So
Speaker 3: we are retiring this outro with Julia right here, right now.
Speaker 3: Conspiracy Junkies, keep digging down those rabbit holes.
Speaker 6: I would never been my nie to saying I would sell
Speaker 6: myself with no paper. You can go ahead and call
Speaker 6: me your hater, but I'll go ahead and call you
Speaker 6: a Trader. Hey, Hollywood is getting canceled. I put God
Speaker 6: over financials. Just know that I never killed myself. If
Speaker 6: they try to use me as a damn example, Hey, first,
Speaker 6: Lil Nile's now Sam Smith saying coming for the damn kids.
Speaker 6: These rappers and singers are puppis. The second the label
Speaker 6: give them the advances. God is forgiven. We were all
Speaker 6: made in this image. That's why he told me the
Speaker 6: remixes ever renation, demorialization. While we celebrate in what people
Speaker 6: are sending in. Don't care if you trans nah or
Speaker 6: you were a man too in love with a man.
Speaker 6: But if you're getting to cover your nipples with tessels
Speaker 6: and leave the kids lone and just do only fans,
Speaker 6: I just can't stand on the lives of the media.
Speaker 6: You're pushing these kids. They ain't staying in the chance
Speaker 6: Hollywood pushes the genders with all of these artists. I
Speaker 6: swear that day industry's plans, all these fallacies that they're
Speaker 6: creating this way, that there's no more objective reality. Go
Speaker 6: ahead laugh at me, but I think that your worshiping say,
Speaker 6: in this moment of a tragedy, they sold out our
Speaker 6: nation from Lord Doe that's why I don't want your
Speaker 6: ward shows. Celebrity puppis was living induxury all of our
Speaker 6: business and force clothes aller Jehovah Hashama. Yeah, well you
Speaker 6: can call them whatever you do, will wash it and
Speaker 6: say it with the purpose of anger for God. Well,
Speaker 6: that's just don't make you a fool.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm