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Speaker 7: What's what's another word for coming inside a woman? What
Speaker 7: the dishwasher?
Speaker 3: You gotta understand that's billy.
Speaker 9: I think I've used that one before. I think so, Yeah,
Speaker 9: whip off, yes, damn.
Speaker 8: He also told us a bit of dad real quick.
Speaker 3: Welcome everybody back to the show.
Speaker 9: This is the famous Strange Brew podcast or getting there
Speaker 9: maybe one day. I want to your host Tom kat Ak,
Speaker 9: Tom Thompson, though rap Tillian. You can find all my
Speaker 9: offensive music on all music platforms, and I am joined
Speaker 9: with my co host Bill Bowbaggins, Billy Zaye, Billy Baldwin.
Speaker 3: Billy.
Speaker 8: Baldwin.
Speaker 3: It's Alec Baldwin's brother. He's the loser.
Speaker 9: Yes, it is, looking up, looking up, looking up, Bill, Yeah,
Speaker 9: Billy Baldwin. Bro, he's do you remembering the Flintstones? I
Speaker 9: think that's Billy Baldwin or is that the Flintstones? He
Speaker 9: plays the other guy, Billy Baldwin. William Baldwin. No, eh,
Speaker 9: is he the one that died? Oh no, he's still
Speaker 9: And they all look like like it's so weird, Like
Speaker 9: I get genetics and looking the same, but all of.
Speaker 8: Them he married his wife I was born.
Speaker 9: Well, that's crazy. They all look like they're kind of
Speaker 9: inbred though, you know, I don't know. I get their brothers,
Speaker 9: but they all look they all look so close.
Speaker 3: It is very weird.
Speaker 9: But you know, we learned on the Halloween Spa all
Speaker 9: about in breeding, so it's fun times.
Speaker 3: So this is gonna be interesting. Do you know what
Speaker 3: this is?
Speaker 8: Where you're drinking?
Speaker 3: That's your Yeah, but you know what's inside of it looks.
Speaker 8: Like fucking milk? Are you drinking milk?
Speaker 3: It's eggnog liquor.
Speaker 8: I saw it at the story right up that's a
Speaker 8: white milk.
Speaker 9: I saw it at the I saw it right up
Speaker 9: front of the in the front of the l CBO,
Speaker 9: and I was just getting to go to get a
Speaker 9: couple of beers for like last week or whatever, and I.
Speaker 3: Just saw it. It was like the big display.
Speaker 9: I'm like already, it's like, you know, it was the
Speaker 9: end of October time we're recording this, and it's like
Speaker 9: Chelsea didn't come in with me, and I'm like, I'm
Speaker 9: gonna get it, and then I just grabbed it and
Speaker 9: it's pretty good. It's I feel like it could be
Speaker 9: a little better, but it's like in a big bottle,
Speaker 9: it's already pre mixed.
Speaker 3: All stuff's not bad.
Speaker 7: My my, uh, that's the word for it. Lactose intolerance.
Speaker 7: Couldn't handle that anymore. It's getting that again, man, dude. Honestly,
Speaker 7: you know what I noticed too. It's something about living
Speaker 7: down here. So when I was down here last time,
Speaker 7: that's when I started randomly being lactose for the first
Speaker 7: time in my life. And then moved back to Ontario
Speaker 7: and it all started like getting a little better.
Speaker 8: And now it's severely bad.
Speaker 3: Is it all the beer you're drinking.
Speaker 7: Maybe no, it's well that was happening in Ontario too,
Speaker 7: so different.
Speaker 8: I swear to God, there's something with like the water
Speaker 8: or something here that sucks up your insides.
Speaker 7: I've never met more celiac or gluten intolerant in general,
Speaker 7: or uh, dairy intolerant people in my life than I
Speaker 7: have met since I've been down here.
Speaker 8: Like everybody's got something wrong with their stomach.
Speaker 3: Fuck Billy's butts in trouble.
Speaker 8: It's drinking all the well water too.
Speaker 9: I think that's what that should be, better than all
Speaker 9: this chemicals that are in the like city water.
Speaker 8: No I know, yeah, oh yeah, no, No, well water
Speaker 8: is fucking disgusting.
Speaker 9: I I I would way rather drink well water than
Speaker 9: atrazine and all the other ship and the chemicals and hormones.
Speaker 9: Billy will be drinking city water for a month and
Speaker 9: then all of a sudden he'll come on the stream
Speaker 9: and we'll have a second host that turned into a tranny.
Speaker 8: I don't think you know what well water is.
Speaker 3: It's just ship in the ground.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 3: I have a well, I've seen it, I've solves it.
Speaker 7: No, you don't, you have a ridiculous filtration system. Your
Speaker 7: water comes out fine. The water here is undrinkable. You
Speaker 7: do not touch this water, it will So what.
Speaker 3: Are you drinking? I have plastic water bottles.
Speaker 8: You have to go to you go to the storem
Speaker 8: by colors like the color and water drugs. There probably
Speaker 8: chemicals in the or whatever whatever. At least it's drinkable.
Speaker 3: How do you feel? You feel a little more feminine lately?
Speaker 8: Have I got my nails?
Speaker 3: So this is pretty interesting.
Speaker 9: So I've seen stuff on this before, so I thought
Speaker 9: this would be interesting to get into. It's called the
Speaker 9: slave code, the secret the secrets hidden in the English language,
Speaker 9: so the green language, or the hidden esoteric meaning of
Speaker 9: words encoded into the lexicon we use in our daily
Speaker 9: lives and on venues of social interactions. While one can
Speaker 9: indeed make contact with these hidden meanings, it should not
Speaker 9: be assumed that these are the only interpretations. Like all symbols,
Speaker 9: words are inherently devoid of meaning. It is our minds
Speaker 9: and consciousness that give life to them by mingling with
Speaker 9: our thoughts.
Speaker 3: Beliefs, and ideas.
Speaker 9: Although it can be disturbing to know that the following
Speaker 9: meanings have a dark overtone. It is a folly to
Speaker 9: assume these words will forever be inscribed to negative things. Remember,
Speaker 9: words only describe realities, ideas, and objects, whether physical or metaphysical,
Speaker 9: and as such, when we change the landscape of our
Speaker 9: world through our actions, the meanings evolve with us. You
Speaker 9: are powerful beyond words and within your person option. In reality,
Speaker 9: nearly all of us can renew and transform. Words hurt though,
Speaker 9: yeah no, Sticks and stones might break my bones, but
Speaker 9: words will never hurt me.
Speaker 3: I feel like the new generation never heard that.
Speaker 8: Ship just obviously joking.
Speaker 9: Well. I was listening to Jeremy stream last night and
Speaker 9: then uh, he was talking about how people are offended
Speaker 9: that the firefighters dressed up like KKK like the ghosts.
Speaker 8: Ivy vaguely vaguely saw that. I saw maybe like a
Speaker 8: I don't know, like a ten second TikTok on it,
Speaker 8: Like what was it? Why did they do that?
Speaker 9: I don't I didn't, I didn't hear the full story,
Speaker 9: but everyone's all mad about it. I think they were
Speaker 9: just being ghosts. But like it, it could have been
Speaker 9: taken either way. Uh as ghosts up point he had
Speaker 9: look Kasper actually his round, But like either way either way,
Speaker 9: it's just a fucking joke, right, And it's just like trolling,
Speaker 9: and people get so offended by everything. And I said,
Speaker 9: of a comment, I haven't listened to it if you
Speaker 9: read it off, but I was like, uh, I was like,
Speaker 9: did they forget that we grew up in the generation
Speaker 9: where we said the word retard? I was like, my
Speaker 9: co host just did Hitler Luigi for the live Halloween
Speaker 9: live stream, and I was like, we grew up in
Speaker 9: this like age where we said retard and we made
Speaker 9: fun of everything that was like literally part of it.
Speaker 9: We just made fun of everything everyone, And that's why
Speaker 9: it's so funny. If anyone wants to like make fun
Speaker 9: of like white people in any way, like I really
Speaker 9: don't care, Like you can do it. It'll be I'll
Speaker 9: probably laugh, you know. But if you make fun of
Speaker 9: like anybody else, it's it's not okay, right.
Speaker 7: I like that I saw a little I saw a
Speaker 7: little snippet clip there. I think it was last week,
Speaker 7: somebody going, oh, I'm sorry that my jokes offended you.
Speaker 7: I'll watch my mouth next time, and they go, no,
Speaker 7: it's not that your jokes offended me. It's just that
Speaker 7: I don't think that was funny at all, And they
Speaker 7: go exactly, I'm sorry my jokes offended you.
Speaker 8: I watch my mouth next time I think it's funny.
Speaker 8: You got offended. Sorry.
Speaker 9: Well, and that's what we live in, this polarized society
Speaker 9: and stuff like that. And these these those are the
Speaker 9: people that will never make it out of probably what's coming?
Speaker 9: Can you see with your eyes you have? The mind
Speaker 9: is useless if your eyes are blind. Are you missing
Speaker 9: anything regarding the words you use on a regular basis,
Speaker 9: Let's take a look work week, work week.
Speaker 3: And week meaning weak.
Speaker 9: Right, So you work and you become weak as you're
Speaker 9: working weekend, So you arrive at your weekend to your
Speaker 9: weekend from your work week because the work made you
Speaker 9: a week. They call it a work week days because
Speaker 9: you put most of your week in a daze. You're
Speaker 9: working most of your week in a daze, but you've
Speaker 9: been weakened by the work week.
Speaker 3: It's be a tongue twister on this one.
Speaker 7: I think I think someone's I think someone's putting trying
Speaker 7: to stretch here.
Speaker 9: A break is called a break during your slave filled
Speaker 9: day because most of the slaves would break without the break,
Speaker 9: So they would break like literally in half.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: Our slave masters know this and provide the break because
Speaker 9: it helps us produce more milk from the human cattle quotations.
Speaker 9: The original break, of course, given to the slave came
Speaker 9: when they passed out from complete exhaustion or actually tied.
Speaker 8: So maybe a fifteen minute would help.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, so crazy.
Speaker 9: The slave owner would say he's broke, broken, or taking
Speaker 9: a permanent break. It's like that family guy's skit where
Speaker 9: it's like he throws his wife on the table.
Speaker 3: He's like, my dishwasher's broken.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 9: It's like and I believe some of this stuff is
Speaker 9: possible that they're using certain words, you know, work week
Speaker 9: in being weakened by how do you pronounce war or
Speaker 9: could you go ahead and pronounce it? That's right, War
Speaker 9: with a K is work at the end. Work that's
Speaker 9: a little bit of a stretch. Yeah, did you know
Speaker 9: the K in the Egyptian letter is the Egyptian letter
Speaker 9: for death the eleventh, So work actually means war plus death.
Speaker 7: I think somebody's just like, really, there's a at home
Speaker 7: right now that's just really trying to stretch his ei
Speaker 7: and they made this like.
Speaker 3: He's doing you can't go back.
Speaker 9: He's got like a whiteboard and stuff like that, and
Speaker 9: he's like, look, we're being weakened by our work week.
Speaker 3: What's up.
Speaker 9: There's somebody in the chat which this is supposed to
Speaker 9: be rock cuts everybody. So if yeah, if you're it's
Speaker 9: a war war K for a living work war k whatever,
Speaker 9: and you know how it feels, then the use of
Speaker 9: a hypno based language designed by our human farmers helps
Speaker 9: increase control over the slave class by planting the fertile
Speaker 9: subconscious with seeds of perpetual servitude. Control is con con control,
Speaker 9: a con job designed for the trolls.
Speaker 8: These are gonna be a lot of dumb ones.
Speaker 9: Just wait, this is any more okay, So you've been
Speaker 9: conned into into working over this control. They send us
Speaker 9: to school, and they call them schools because just like
Speaker 9: a school of fish, we think and react as one
Speaker 9: group from the indoctrine of the same, the sameness and
Speaker 9: planted into us. We are trained as other animals are trained.
Speaker 9: Yet a train is literally a box car after boxcar,
Speaker 9: following one in front of the other without question or resistance.
Speaker 9: The word graduate meanings is gradual indoctrination, because you know,
Speaker 9: we're we're being trained to go to work, right, and
Speaker 9: then we're just trained to do the mindless jobs everybody
Speaker 9: else is doing to keep us in line, you get it.
Speaker 8: I we are very very close.
Speaker 7: To being at like one of those people, you know,
Speaker 7: those ones that are like.
Speaker 3: What is going on in twitch right now?
Speaker 9: Everyone's posting these weird little bunny things.
Speaker 3: Funny flatterer. Sorry, keep going.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I keep going.
Speaker 3: I'm just reading the chats.
Speaker 7: We're very close to being like on those like YouTube
Speaker 7: channels where it's like they're kind of like explaining like
Speaker 7: flat Earth.
Speaker 8: They're like the sports betting and they'll be like, yo,
Speaker 8: and the reason is because six plus five is eleven
Speaker 8: get it? And eleven two ones nine to eleven planes, terrorists, bombs,
Speaker 8: dynamite winning.
Speaker 9: But the spelling is a spell, like there is some
Speaker 9: truth in this uh gumatria, which is the whole using
Speaker 9: symbol symbols and numbers and stuff like that, and a
Speaker 9: lot of people like wan is super into the stuff
Speaker 9: of the occult practice of magic that they a lot
Speaker 9: of people try to prove that this is very possible
Speaker 9: that they're using these symbols and things to actually subconsciously
Speaker 9: brainwash us.
Speaker 7: I could very much see that. But like when we're
Speaker 7: when we're talking about where is that control? Like conning
Speaker 7: the trolls.
Speaker 3: But you know, you know what, I call it a
Speaker 3: con artist.
Speaker 9: You know what, I call him a con artist because
Speaker 9: he's because he's confident, he's confident in his con in
Speaker 9: his art, in his art form. He's conning. It's a
Speaker 9: con artist. That's literally where that word comes from. Can
Speaker 9: look it up.
Speaker 8: I don't think con means confident.
Speaker 9: It does because you're yeah, it is con artist, and
Speaker 9: uh where look where the word con artist comes from.
Speaker 9: But I also think that like we've been, you know,
Speaker 9: pushing this individuality, but life is a team sport and
Speaker 9: if things get bad enough, there will be people that
Speaker 9: will need to collectivize to actually change things, because unfortunately,
Speaker 9: I don't think anyone's coming to save us, or you
Speaker 9: or anybody. Did you find it fun?
Speaker 8: Fact?
Speaker 3: Boy?
Speaker 8: Wow? Oh really that's so that doesn't make sense.
Speaker 3: So every time you doubt me, you get proven wrong.
Speaker 8: So it's not sure.
Speaker 7: I every time I doubt you and I get proven
Speaker 7: wrong is when it stays in the cuts.
Speaker 8: And when I'm right, you cut.
Speaker 3: It so when you get up in the morning.
Speaker 9: But I've heard this one's interesting, But mourning is a
Speaker 9: form of sorrow or grieving. You say, like, which I've
Speaker 9: heard is probably possible because we got up in the
Speaker 9: morning and we're morning from the beautiful sleep we had,
Speaker 9: you know, stuff like that. You know, you say hello
Speaker 9: as you arrive. Why is our greeting hell low? Why
Speaker 9: is hell a part of our greeting? Why do other
Speaker 9: words referring to a hot place sounding like hot mail
Speaker 9: or firefox? Who is the historical hot mail? Who is
Speaker 9: the historical hot mail?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 8: Buddy gandhi?
Speaker 7: Oh no, probably who's that guy that had sex with?
Speaker 7: Like n the world that we're all genetically related to
Speaker 7: Genghis Khan.
Speaker 9: It was only Asians though it wasn't us. We come
Speaker 9: from somebody else like that. The devil, which is the
Speaker 9: word lived spell backwards. The devil is the word lived
Speaker 9: spell backwards.
Speaker 8: That means, if we lived, we're in the the devil.
Speaker 3: The devil, well, the devil is controlling our world at
Speaker 3: this moment.
Speaker 6: It's evil to live live spell back the evil being
Speaker 6: the word lived spelled backwards.
Speaker 7: Live.
Speaker 9: Think about it. Live and live is the same fucking shit.
Speaker 9: It's so dumb. It is Engle language is pretty weird,
Speaker 9: and I only speak just the Angles language. I'm not
Speaker 9: really content on learning anything else, especially French, even though
Speaker 9: I might have some French ancestry, but.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna join them. I can't be.
Speaker 8: I think I have to. I'm living down here. I
Speaker 8: want to start a business.
Speaker 3: You're gonna learn French.
Speaker 8: I think so. There's a lot of French people that
Speaker 8: will help business a lot if I know French.
Speaker 9: Good luck when you get up in the morning to
Speaker 9: earn a living, but you earn to also yearn a
Speaker 9: vessel to keep the cremated ashes of your body you
Speaker 9: earn earn get it ah. Mourning is another word synonymous
Speaker 9: with death. You wake from your slumber from slum because
Speaker 9: your system never gives you enough to get ahead. With coffee,
Speaker 9: the same pretext use is coffin Egyptian origin and origin
Speaker 9: originally spelled caffe or caffeine with a ka, means the
Speaker 9: spirits after death.
Speaker 8: Pretty weird, pretty weird man makes sense.
Speaker 3: Like it would be like it would be.
Speaker 9: Crazy if this was like real, and like that everything
Speaker 9: we're saying on a daily basis is just subconsciously brainwashing
Speaker 9: us and lulling us. Into this like this form of
Speaker 9: like servitude towards the higher elites and the reptilians and stuff.
Speaker 9: You know, you go to your job, but job, job
Speaker 9: is in that job in the Bible is the man
Speaker 9: who is heavily tormented by God pronounced jub.
Speaker 3: Job in the.
Speaker 9: Bible, job in the Bible, job and his wealth and
Speaker 9: health and children stolen from him by Satan. And Satan
Speaker 9: was given permission by God to do so.
Speaker 3: And that's why what does a stand for, billy? Do
Speaker 3: you know? Nice?
Speaker 9: Why is our work our job literally named after a
Speaker 9: man job who has health and his children taking it
Speaker 9: away from him? Why is God and Satan working together
Speaker 9: on job in the Bible to make his life miserable?
Speaker 3: That's what was crazy by some of the things in
Speaker 3: the Bible.
Speaker 9: Like God is like, all right, that's fine, just like
Speaker 9: you know, let Kane kill his brother or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 9: Kane kills Abel, right, you know, And that's yeah, And
Speaker 9: that's supposedly weird the descendants of some of these people
Speaker 9: that are in control.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe maybe the Jews, good chance, right, who knows? Anymore?
Speaker 9: I we I have we're gonna be doing. I'm not
Speaker 9: like it's too long for you. You couldn't withstand what
Speaker 9: you did. You didn't want to withstand the Halloween especially.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna do the Protoca Elders of seven three and
Speaker 9: a half. But uh, I love those long episodes. Get
Speaker 9: sing my teeth ray into here and get fired up.
Speaker 9: But we're gonna I'm doing it with uh, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: do it with jewels.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be doing.
Speaker 9: The Elder design, probably one of the most controversial episodes
Speaker 9: we may ever do. But I've got some stuff prepared
Speaker 9: for that. So everybody. So, he's miserable, right, and God
Speaker 9: just like lets him why they're working together to make
Speaker 9: his life miserable. Why is a meeting place of religion
Speaker 9: called a parish pronounced the exact same way as.
Speaker 3: Parish, the word meaning to die? Why?
Speaker 8: Sorry?
Speaker 9: What was the first people go to a parish to
Speaker 9: for religion?
Speaker 8: Religion? Do they go to what do you mean it's.
Speaker 3: A I think it's a Christian thing, right.
Speaker 8: They go to a parish. I've never heard of that before.
Speaker 9: Parish an administration part of whatever that says, especially in
Speaker 9: oh it's Catholic. Members of such a parish a religious
Speaker 9: community attend one church, one government.
Speaker 8: One ring to rule them all.
Speaker 3: Daddy, Well, don't everyone voting for Pierre.
Speaker 9: Don't forget that he had two gay fathers and he's adopted,
Speaker 9: so I wonder where he comes from. We're never getting
Speaker 9: out of this alive people, I hope you know that.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, so weird. And the word church comes from
Speaker 9: the word kurt kirk in Scotland.
Speaker 8: Weird.
Speaker 9: Kurt comes from the Roman word creek, and creek comes
Speaker 9: from the Greek word mother crease pronounced.
Speaker 3: Oh circe Circe a sorceress.
Speaker 9: Is Ace Circes, a sorceress who attempts attempts man into
Speaker 9: her house and then turns him into pigs and eats them.
Speaker 9: That's what mother Circes did in Scottish folklore. Actually didn't
Speaker 9: know that. I'd probably be interested to get some Scottish folklore.
Speaker 8: Turns people into pigs and then eats them. Is that
Speaker 8: considered cannibalism at that point?
Speaker 9: Well, no, because cannibalism I was listening back to our cannibal.
Speaker 7: It was a person though, and then you turn them
Speaker 7: into something else, but that's still a person.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe, because cannibalism is the act of eating your
Speaker 9: own kind. So have a pig eats another pig, then
Speaker 9: he's a cannible.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 9: Sorry.
Speaker 8: I always just assume humans because we're always just.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I guess. But it's like if I if
Speaker 9: I do witchcraft and I turn you into I was
Speaker 9: gonna say some more fuck. I was like, I turned
Speaker 9: you into like a like a cow or something like that,
Speaker 9: and I eat you. Are you still a human on
Speaker 9: the inside? Are you just a spirit of a human
Speaker 9: and a cow?
Speaker 8: I bet you.
Speaker 7: Whatever the answer is, I would still be billy, that's
Speaker 7: for sure.
Speaker 9: Yeah, animal, Go ahead look it up yourself, because that's
Speaker 9: the best kind.
Speaker 3: Of research for our salary, for our slavery.
Speaker 9: We're giving twenty bills, fifty bills, and one hundred bills,
Speaker 9: et cetera. But our bills something you pay, something you owe.
Speaker 9: At a restaurant, you're giving a bill for fifty bucks,
Speaker 9: don't you owe fifty dollars?
Speaker 3: And there is lies in the secret.
Speaker 9: In plain sight, our payments are called bills by our
Speaker 9: human farmers because we owe it all back to them,
Speaker 9: first in taxes, then in useless, meaningless purchases, as waste
Speaker 9: our money trying to rapidly decorate our jail cell down
Speaker 9: on the human farms.
Speaker 8: Even my name what I said, even my name, what
Speaker 8: does my name tie into that?
Speaker 9: Well, you're William And then people are like, that's too long,
Speaker 9: So he's just Billy.
Speaker 8: Now I'm taxing on people. Yes, that Billy is crazy.
Speaker 9: So we spend our bills on soulless purchases from large
Speaker 9: corporation that our social engineers own. They laugh at us
Speaker 9: as an ept we are. This is why most people
Speaker 9: have no money, because we're not being paid to be slaves.
Speaker 9: We're being given bills that we need to pay. We
Speaker 9: are paying to be slaves. That's what debt is. The
Speaker 9: act of getting into.
Speaker 6: Getting to pay in bills is having less than as
Speaker 6: each work week week weekend goes by. We owe everything
Speaker 6: in voluntary and involuntary purchases.
Speaker 3: The money is charged.
Speaker 9: To leave the slaves hands as soon as they touch it.
Speaker 9: The system is designed to make money flow through the
Speaker 9: hands like water.
Speaker 6: But by calling the fake paper money bills a word
Speaker 6: meaning we owe it to others ends with us being
Speaker 6: more likely to simply give that money away when we
Speaker 6: needed to stop being slaves.
Speaker 8: That was very hard. Fuck h This is come from
Speaker 8: a good place.
Speaker 3: Better I did. This is it's pretty wild, is it?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 9: I'm sure some of this ship is probably possible that
Speaker 9: we are using this to enslave ourselves in some regard.
Speaker 9: But it's like you can find hidden meanings and everything
Speaker 9: if you do look for it, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: And that's the thing though, right when they're when there
Speaker 7: are things like hidden meanings and stuff like that, it's
Speaker 7: how much is it actually?
Speaker 6: I know?
Speaker 8: Like and then is that a.
Speaker 7: Stretch from somebody just thinking that it was at an accident?
Speaker 7: Was that real? What's that mean? Like it just becomes
Speaker 7: what is it? Nonsense?
Speaker 9: Look like a guy from the early two thousands. I
Speaker 9: literally used to wear my hat like this when I
Speaker 9: was a teenager.
Speaker 3: So like, so dumb, I know you.
Speaker 9: Did well aware you've always kind of looked the same,
Speaker 9: I really have.
Speaker 8: I did not. I don't look any different than when
Speaker 8: I didn't have.
Speaker 9: That picture of you playing guitar when you're like sixteen,
Speaker 9: you look the exacted so funny you you obey the
Speaker 9: watch to arrive on time because the watch is designed
Speaker 9: to be modern, the modern watcher or slave driver, which
Speaker 9: is true like the first clocks that were really built,
Speaker 9: especially it would be one in like a town square,
Speaker 9: so to speak, and everyone would hear it and they
Speaker 9: would know it's time to go to work because the
Speaker 9: big ding ding went off, and then eventually they like
Speaker 9: put it into watch like it was. It's also like
Speaker 9: definitely watches. Like David Ike says, time doesn't exist, a
Speaker 9: watch does hm hm time.
Speaker 8: Time exists because the sun and the moon are on
Speaker 8: specific times.
Speaker 3: You will the sun is just a plasma portal.
Speaker 9: Man. You obey the watch to arrive on time. It's
Speaker 9: a it's a portal.
Speaker 8: It's a portal.
Speaker 3: I actually just watch a video.
Speaker 9: You obey the watch to arrive on time because the
Speaker 9: watch is designed to keep you to be the modern
Speaker 9: watcher or slave driver, which drives the slave to work.
Speaker 9: When you can't have any many people whipping each other
Speaker 9: slaves across the world, you can have everyone whipping each other,
Speaker 9: you know, in a big line, or eat each other's
Speaker 9: asses like you're in fucking human centipede. That's when zoo,
Speaker 9: that's when the watch comes into the picture. You can
Speaker 9: watch yourself watch your watch the next time you go
Speaker 9: to work.
Speaker 3: The watch owns you, rushes you. You obey it like
Speaker 3: a gun to your head.
Speaker 9: The watch watches you and signifies the wrist chain worn
Speaker 9: by someone.
Speaker 3: Who isn't in control of their time.
Speaker 9: You keep looking at your watch as you race to work.
Speaker 9: The new watcher is complete control of the slave. Sometimes
Speaker 9: the slave pays for and wears themselves. The more expensive
Speaker 9: the watch, the more slaves believe they're free.
Speaker 3: Fun.
Speaker 9: That's pretty interesting because they did get us to police ourselves.
Speaker 9: And that's the whole idea. Is everyone everyone policing each other.
Speaker 8: You know, stops.
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 8: You hear that ship? The cat's losing its mind on.
Speaker 3: The Just throw something at it. Shut up cat. Get this.
Speaker 9: The necktie, which originally designed to signify signify the dog
Speaker 9: collar or neck chain, meaning being owned and controlled by
Speaker 9: someone else. You need to have a collar shirt on
Speaker 9: on to wear a necktie around your throat. The necktie
Speaker 9: means you're tied and controlled by another slave. To the script,
Speaker 9: the slave can only pick the color and the quality
Speaker 9: of the tie, but can never choose to be free
Speaker 9: of the tie around their neck. Most people at work
Speaker 9: have a title.
Speaker 8: You can you can get clip ons.
Speaker 3: I have a clip on tie.
Speaker 8: I know that's because you don't know how to tie.
Speaker 9: I actually do. I watched a YouTube video just so
Speaker 9: I could hang myself properly.
Speaker 8: You look fanciest ship, and I'm like, I feel good.
Speaker 9: We should just just copy Jeremy and just fucking like
Speaker 9: every episode we're in a new suit.
Speaker 8: I don't have that many suits.
Speaker 9: Well, I think he rotates like three or four, but
Speaker 9: like it is clever to like that's how you do
Speaker 9: Your live stream is just like suited up looking like fresh.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm just wearing my fuck communism, sure, because
Speaker 9: I really mean I I fucking I fuck communism.
Speaker 8: I don't think you're supposed to do that.
Speaker 9: No, no, no fans in mass starvation and goologs. So
Speaker 9: most people have a that work have a title. Right,
Speaker 9: title is really tie tell the symbolism of how your
Speaker 9: title name tells you who you are tied to. You're
Speaker 9: This is definitely like tongue twister shit. Your tie tell
Speaker 9: signifies who controls the tie the dog collar around your neck,
Speaker 9: around the collared shirt like a dog on a leash.
Speaker 9: People often wear uniforms un is. Uniform is derived by uni,
Speaker 9: which means one. That's why you know when cops are
Speaker 9: you're supposed to wear that uniform, right, so if a
Speaker 9: cop does something bad, you should all be held accountable
Speaker 9: for it because it's.
Speaker 3: A UNI form.
Speaker 9: When you put on that uniform, you are supposed to
Speaker 9: be a unit. You're supposed to be one thing, just
Speaker 9: like the RCMP and everyone else being corrupt as fuck.
Speaker 9: And if there's good people within that and wearing that uniform,
Speaker 9: you should be calling out and arresting the people that
Speaker 9: are corrupted. Same with in Parliament all these other fucking
Speaker 9: goofy ass fucks. Well, come on, man, like, we're heading
Speaker 9: into one of the most dangerous times in the Canadian history.
Speaker 9: So meaning one like or or form meaning a way
Speaker 9: to be uniform. Uniform means you are programming in condition
Speaker 9: to act like everyone else wearing the same uniform, uh,
Speaker 9: equaling no independence and no free will. Your schooled like
Speaker 9: fish to move as one and trains to follow Like
Speaker 9: a train, You're trained to follow the next person. Your
Speaker 9: mortality and ethics are spoken for, your time is spoken for.
Speaker 3: Get it? Did you get it?
Speaker 7: Like I I'm starting to think there's much more to it?
Speaker 8: Crazy? Or are you? I'm cool with the tide thing though.
Speaker 9: You're gonna take some tie pods and then you're gonna
Speaker 9: tie your rope around your neck, and I can't believe
Speaker 9: do people actually do that?
Speaker 3: Do people actually eat type pods?
Speaker 8: That was a good Yeah, it was a stint. I
Speaker 8: remember it was in one of my lyrics.
Speaker 3: I know, but it's crazy.
Speaker 9: I were talking about years ago and I was like,
Speaker 9: at the beginning of the show, there's a going through
Speaker 9: everything for all the fans. If you really want to
Speaker 9: know what happened at the beginning of the show, you're
Speaker 9: just gonna have to subscribe to the Patreon because I'm gonna, like,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna dump a bunch of episodes on there. I
Speaker 9: guarantee one hundred episodes have been cut from the show
Speaker 9: that will eventually be transferred onto the Patreon because it
Speaker 9: has to be that we.
Speaker 8: Need to be anywhere. I don't even need to be
Speaker 8: on the patreot.
Speaker 3: Will be, they will be. That's why I'm Mike, let's
Speaker 3: do uh.
Speaker 9: I told you on the Holloway episode that like there's
Speaker 9: definitely times around Mike we were like you were coming
Speaker 9: over and then we were drinking all night, and then
Speaker 9: you would you would we'd hang out after or whatever.
Speaker 9: But like we're already like it's so crazy. What we're
Speaker 9: doing like drinking. We would drink like half of twenty
Speaker 9: sixty before you even started recording, which is so nuts.
Speaker 8: To get the courage to record.
Speaker 3: I know, that's so crazy.
Speaker 8: These guys in Midom.
Speaker 9: You're like, okay, That's why I was always surprised when
Speaker 9: you and Anton started tuning in to the show, like
Speaker 9: at the beginning or whatever. I was like, I don't
Speaker 9: even why people are listening to us, and he's like,
Speaker 9: because we're like, man, these guys are actually drunk.
Speaker 3: It's just like crazy.
Speaker 9: Your thoughts are are so yeah, and your time is
Speaker 9: spoken for it. Your thoughts are spoken for. Inject the
Speaker 9: other slave with the toxin vex. The shoty shot can't
Speaker 9: say that fucking give me pull off YouTube. Uh that's
Speaker 9: one of it's crazy that I told you that music
Speaker 9: video that me and Brett did where he's like, uh,
Speaker 9: he's supposed to be like a fed with the gun
Speaker 9: point to my head as I'm rapping and stuff like that,
Speaker 9: and I try to upload it to YouTube. We got
Speaker 9: taken down. So I blurred out the gun and all
Speaker 9: that stuff, and then I try to upload it to
Speaker 9: YouTube and I almost got my channel like taken down
Speaker 9: by hip hop chat. We just have many people by
Speaker 9: chills try to put stuff out there. More people are
Speaker 9: listening to the audio on like Spotify and stuff. And
Speaker 9: then uh, and then I I really the thing that
Speaker 9: was why I kept getting flagged was because I said
Speaker 9: that I used that word, the V word with poison,
Speaker 9: the word poison and saying it's or whatever, right, And
Speaker 9: that's what flagged me, not like all the other crazy shit,
Speaker 9: not that I thought it was the fuck your pronoun
Speaker 9: shit now it wasn't.
Speaker 3: It was just that because you're like, don't talk about that.
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 9: We already canceled like thousands of fucking counts on YouTube
Speaker 9: because of that.
Speaker 8: Do you know?
Speaker 7: It just happened today, like literally today, And I didn't
Speaker 7: say anything, but fuck, I almost what my immediate thoughts, like,
Speaker 7: I feel bad a little bit because like anything I
Speaker 7: think is funny, like I'll blurt out immediately without thinking
Speaker 7: of the consequences, without doing anything. I'm just like, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's whatever I thought about it, Like I have very
Speaker 7: little filter when it comes to things that I think
Speaker 7: are funny. Uh, it was, actually it's just it's just
Speaker 7: that superstort not too long ago, an hour and a
Speaker 7: half ago, I was looking for a napkin. The guy
Speaker 7: behind the fucking counter there, I'm asking, I'm like, hey,
Speaker 7: do you have a napkin?
Speaker 8: Like I just think to blow my nose.
Speaker 7: And I didn't really see it right away because he
Speaker 7: had his back turned to me. And then he turned
Speaker 7: back and like usually when people have name tags or whatever,
Speaker 7: like at a common courtesy, I'll typically thank them by
Speaker 7: their name. He had his namesag, but his name was
Speaker 7: so small, and then underneath what was so large was
Speaker 7: just he slash him. Oh my god, And so I
Speaker 7: stopped myself. I didn't do it, but I really just
Speaker 7: wanted to thank yo.
Speaker 3: I would have definitely done that. I know, I just
Speaker 3: can't do it.
Speaker 8: I'm not starting to fight by what a.
Speaker 9: Guy that you could break over your knee. All those
Speaker 9: people are weak, pathetic communists.
Speaker 8: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 7: There's a level of like just general if you just
Speaker 7: said he'd.
Speaker 3: Probably just make him cry by saying that, yeah, I
Speaker 3: am he him.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, man.
Speaker 9: Anyone that puts their pronouns in their bio or anything
Speaker 9: like that. I think you're you're kind of pathetic, and
Speaker 9: I know that there could be your listeners with it,
Speaker 9: But I'm like, it's pathetic. You're going along with like
Speaker 9: literal bullshit, literal like actual bullshit, like a bullshit.
Speaker 3: So there's a word for you.
Speaker 8: So anyways, it was just a funny story.
Speaker 9: Yeah, everything's funny to you serve that the other slave
Speaker 9: some poisonous coffee at the coffee shop.
Speaker 3: Go go on a lie.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna say that word go un alive slaves
Speaker 9: in other countries and inside fake wars with a slave
Speaker 9: masters control both sides.
Speaker 3: Very factual, very true.
Speaker 9: The roth Child sponsored almost all of the wars that
Speaker 9: have taken place in history throughout their bloodlines before when
Speaker 9: they were just the Rothschild means red shield and all that.
Speaker 3: We'll get into that at some point.
Speaker 8: Your your filter is very odd, eh my filter? Yeah,
Speaker 8: your word filter.
Speaker 7: So Tom has no issue saying retarded, idiot, fucking moron, Well.
Speaker 3: Those are not bad. The the R word maybe yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, fuck yourn. He'll say, y'all have mental disabilities. He'll say,
Speaker 7: if you took the shot, you're fucking dumb, that the
Speaker 7: SHOT's going to poison you.
Speaker 8: But having for sevent murder or kill.
Speaker 9: Kill slaves in other countries was just like I know
Speaker 9: it's true, and that's why I always get banned from
Speaker 9: TikTok is. Like even the wife's like, just say it differently,
Speaker 9: and she's like, I don't even know why you need
Speaker 9: to say these things, but she's like, just say it differently.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I don't have a food.
Speaker 9: I don't want to dance around these issues and be like,
Speaker 9: we're gonna say it like this, We're gonna like and
Speaker 9: people are like, well, it's a smart thing to do.
Speaker 9: You just have to work the system, and I'm like,
Speaker 9: fuck the system.
Speaker 3: You know, welcome to the slave life.
Speaker 9: You know, a uniform means the outsourcing of the free
Speaker 9: will and being reflexed, just being obedient to your slave
Speaker 9: master reflexively.
Speaker 3: So just whatever, they should just bend over and take it.
Speaker 8: There's some I shouldn't obey.
Speaker 9: Comply, consume sedate, repeat work by consume die, work.
Speaker 8: By my fucking Life's not that nice.
Speaker 9: That I'm actually definitely gonna create a shirt that says
Speaker 9: that work by consume die. You know, it's just fucking
Speaker 9: to make whatever I want put on a T shirt.
Speaker 3: That I'll wear it.
Speaker 9: You know, I don't give a fucking anyone else buys it.
Speaker 9: I can't wear this one with anybody but myself, and
Speaker 9: I do and I don't care because everyone, like people
Speaker 9: get mad at me now people in my life don't
Speaker 9: want it dumb and wearing a shirt this is fuck communism.
Speaker 9: But I've went out on my own, went by myself
Speaker 9: and not he just strolled in just not give a fuck.
Speaker 9: I don't like your ideologies, Go fuck yourself. They were
Speaker 9: all that stupid shit.
Speaker 3: So fight.
Speaker 9: There's like a chick and somebody took a picture of her.
Speaker 9: She's wearing a mask, and it says like, uh, fuck
Speaker 9: capitalism or whatever, and someone's like, well, that's really capitalistic
Speaker 9: of you to be typing on your thousand dollars computer,
Speaker 9: wearing a mask, being obedient to the government and all that,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. Like, it's just some of
Speaker 9: those people are so funny. And we don't live in
Speaker 9: true capitalism because the it's manipul like a puppet. But
Speaker 9: it's true that the kids should have a right to
Speaker 9: be mad because corporations, corporate greed has really overtaken our
Speaker 9: societies where now they can like your governments are controlled
Speaker 9: by lobbyist groups and corporations, and people in foreign countries
Speaker 9: because because people are.
Speaker 3: Greedy and they'll just they want.
Speaker 9: Everything's about selfishness, right, especially in our societies now, all
Speaker 9: those politicians including foreign interference and all that stuff, and
Speaker 9: you know, it's like there's no like being a good
Speaker 9: person anymore. It's just like, how can I get rich
Speaker 9: off the backs of other people? That's all these politicians do.
Speaker 9: I don't know one that doesn't.
Speaker 8: Or or just the thought you cannot get mad at
Speaker 8: it and do your part to fix it.
Speaker 9: But you need enough people because we need to collect, advise,
Speaker 9: you know, collect and advise. I was gonna make every word.
Speaker 9: Now I'm going to break it down for people. You
Speaker 9: have to collect a bunch of people and then I'll
Speaker 9: advise them, and then I'll start a cult and it'll
Speaker 9: be great.
Speaker 8: We should start a call, dude, tax free.
Speaker 3: Yeah, new religion. Yeah, the hose heads. Well, I'll think
Speaker 3: of something a little more creative that that.
Speaker 8: I just like the tax free part.
Speaker 3: I know, I'll just just wear a head dress.
Speaker 8: No, I don't want to wear anything. You come as
Speaker 8: you are.
Speaker 3: And come as you are being my cult member.
Speaker 9: So uniform outsource of obey, obey comply consumes the date,
Speaker 9: repeat to follow, you must first fall, oh, to crawl.
Speaker 3: On your knees the rest of the way fall.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 9: The suit and tie is the most common utifory, like
Speaker 9: oh oh yeah, okay, signifying our willingness to outsource our
Speaker 9: mortal and ethics to another, your behavior dictated by forces
Speaker 9: outside of yourself, the removal of free will. And this
Speaker 9: is true because like there's a I wish I could
Speaker 9: meet this guy, get him on the show. There's a
Speaker 9: guy that like in Canada, he's been and this is
Speaker 9: like a couple of years ago that he was interviewed
Speaker 9: and stuff like that. He doesn't have a driver's license,
Speaker 9: doesn't have a birth certificate, doesn't have anything. And he
Speaker 9: because he he's found a way to go around the
Speaker 9: system and become a sovereign citizen, real sovereignty where you're
Speaker 9: not bought out by the government, and actually do have
Speaker 9: a whole episode you might be interested in doing it.
Speaker 9: It's all about the birth certificate being a slave card,
Speaker 9: the same kind of idea as this episode. And and
Speaker 9: there's a lot of truth to that, you know, and
Speaker 9: but people like then you can't participate in society. Did
Speaker 9: But there's people that have somehow worked a way around
Speaker 9: it in the maritime loss eventually will break some of
Speaker 9: this stuff down.
Speaker 3: But it's like the.
Speaker 8: Only thing I could think of in the world that
Speaker 8: that would really fucking backfire on you. There's a couple
Speaker 8: of things. Is a if you ever want a house,
Speaker 8: you'd have to have enough money to build it yourself.
Speaker 8: If you're gonna do that, guys, if you're not getting taxed.
Speaker 3: For the only license he has a license plate is
Speaker 3: on his work truck. That's it. Hey owns his own house.
Speaker 8: This guy's like, you wouldn't be able to ye.
Speaker 7: It's tough because Canada, like the laws are so fucking
Speaker 7: loose with healthcare, but technically you're not supposed to be
Speaker 7: able to see it.
Speaker 9: You not paying paying taxes and then just like paying
Speaker 9: a private own business or whatever.
Speaker 3: Right, Uh, I will somehow.
Speaker 9: I posted a video on Facebook a long time ago,
Speaker 9: well maybe like last year.
Speaker 8: Would there would be some annoying hurdles, definitely way more
Speaker 8: perks than not, but.
Speaker 3: I'll try to bring up that video.
Speaker 8: There would be some annoying ones.
Speaker 9: I'll try to bring out the video of that guy.
Speaker 9: It's pretty interesting and he claims that everybody could do this.
Speaker 8: So fuck who the how didn't he get a verger
Speaker 8: of idiot?
Speaker 3: Uh, he just didn't.
Speaker 8: The mom never fucking gave him one.
Speaker 9: So there is people that I can't remember the name for,
Speaker 9: but there's legit people that I've had kids more, people
Speaker 9: who were impoverished and and live in maybe like a trailer.
Speaker 3: Park, right because you know it's that good, do.
Speaker 9: It everyone, But like you know, that's part of it
Speaker 9: is like some people will just have a kid and
Speaker 9: then they don't register it because they're like in poverty
Speaker 9: or poor whatever, live in some sort of ghetto or
Speaker 9: in the jungle or whatever.
Speaker 7: You think you would registrate, because the government gives usually
Speaker 7: money for the.
Speaker 9: Well, we should there should be way more incentive incentive,
Speaker 9: like it should there should be more incentive to actually
Speaker 9: have kids because they're like their claim like all that stuff,
Speaker 9: I hate what's going on in the world and immigration
Speaker 9: all that should obviously if you guys can't tell, uh,
Speaker 9: but like there was no incentive to for Canadians to
Speaker 9: have more kids.
Speaker 3: And they're like, well, you guys didn't have more kids.
Speaker 9: And that was literally because they told people in the
Speaker 9: eighties that there was there was too many people to
Speaker 9: begin with, like they're they're like, we're overpopulated. They lied
Speaker 9: to the Canadian citizens. And then and you know, in
Speaker 9: the sixties they passed Immigration Act and all the stuff
Speaker 9: that they've done to essentially a road our national identity
Speaker 9: and our.
Speaker 3: Freedom in this country. And it's only going to get worse.
Speaker 9: So yes, you have to You're dictated by forces outside yourself.
Speaker 3: They remove of your free will.
Speaker 9: You arrive on time, the work time is tie me
Speaker 9: or tie me, tie me ti ti me, Tie me
Speaker 9: to the chains so the work can begin. Put the
Speaker 9: tie around the neck so I can obey and comply
Speaker 9: to the slave master. The cuff links represent the handcuffs
Speaker 9: or links of the traditional slave based chain around the wrist.
Speaker 9: That kind of actually seems like logical, Uh yeah, name
Speaker 9: for now and cuff link and then it's made from gold.
Speaker 9: We think we're free, we lie to ourselves because lying
Speaker 9: is a word that means we lie down, submitting to
Speaker 9: our slavery instead of standing up to the slave master.
Speaker 9: Submit is made up of words sub meaning below and
Speaker 9: miit meaning hand or glove. Weird submit and you're like,
Speaker 9: you get you're a handsh than your ass.
Speaker 3: And then it's like a.
Speaker 9: Puppet as we submit, we agreed to be under someone
Speaker 9: else's hand or control. We exchange our chains of cast
Speaker 9: iron for gold, change chains of gold. You know, it
Speaker 9: would be it would be fine, like you have like
Speaker 9: you it is. It would be like you know, chaining
Speaker 9: up like a black out to be your slave. And
Speaker 9: then you're like, look, though your chains are made out
Speaker 9: of gold? Is that fancy? It was?
Speaker 8: Actually yeah, maybe I don't mind it, hear?
Speaker 3: Do you know that?
Speaker 9: I'll have to bring this up at some point, but
Speaker 9: you know, like the the percentage of white people that
Speaker 9: own slaves, like back in.
Speaker 3: The day, do you know it?
Speaker 8: Though you're going to say today, no, no.
Speaker 3: Well that happens in the Congo because guess what.
Speaker 7: Well, realistically you had to have money. If I had
Speaker 7: to guess, that'd say maybe fifteen.
Speaker 9: It's way less than that. It's like it's like it's
Speaker 9: like zero point four or something like that. Yes, but
Speaker 9: the thing is okay, yeah, listen, listen what I'm saying
Speaker 9: White people own slaves, not Africans, not people across the world.
Speaker 8: K uh.
Speaker 9: The majority of people that own slaves this is you
Speaker 9: can look this up. I have the statistic. I think
Speaker 9: I saved it.
Speaker 8: Would be. So it's volatile because like.
Speaker 9: It's the people that pretend to be white Jewish people
Speaker 9: own more slaves than any other person and they actually
Speaker 9: own way more of a percentage and and it's crazy
Speaker 9: and I have I screenshot this stuff from X and
Speaker 9: stem of the place there.
Speaker 8: At the end of the day like that, stats like
Speaker 8: that are so.
Speaker 3: You can trace history. Name fend Goldstein.
Speaker 7: The people slaves, like, were they on a fucking tax list?
Speaker 3: They had registers. You have to register, dude, you had
Speaker 3: to register.
Speaker 8: Your slaves to ensure it. Yeah, yeah, you get another
Speaker 8: fight with another slave. And if it wasn't your fault.
Speaker 3: If Big John dies, you get little John. You know,
Speaker 3: like I don't.
Speaker 7: Like a car crash, Like what if somebody runs into
Speaker 7: your slave then he wasn't even moving.
Speaker 3: I kidding, I know, I can't remember.
Speaker 9: There's like Dave Chappelle, I know, I think she is
Speaker 9: actually Key and Peel. There's like a joke and they're
Speaker 9: like staying there as slaves and the one guy just
Speaker 9: kept not getting picked and it's just like, come on, man,
Speaker 9: what the fuck?
Speaker 8: Like that that he's like trying to fly.
Speaker 3: He's like this huge guy.
Speaker 8: He's like this sucks man.
Speaker 3: So funny.
Speaker 7: So the person I like, fucking sorry, I more I
Speaker 7: liked uh Jim Jeffrey or thom Sy Garretts slave joke?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 7: He's like, He's like, honestly, sometimes do you ever do
Speaker 7: you ever just wonder what kind of slave owner you
Speaker 7: would be?
Speaker 8: He's like, I know what I would be. He's like,
Speaker 8: I like collecting cars now.
Speaker 3: Stupid, yeah, very dumb.
Speaker 9: The person in charge means the person person who conducts
Speaker 9: electricity as the charge in electrical and energy terms, that
Speaker 9: describes the energy thrown into us from the slave master,
Speaker 9: making us perform and dance with their electricity as we've
Speaker 9: had our own personal electric charge of free will will
Speaker 9: surgically remove by the master's and doctrination system in sleight
Speaker 9: of hand. The person in charge controls our very energy,
Speaker 9: like the very electrical life force that we are because
Speaker 9: we submit to their authority. Authority derives from the word
Speaker 9: author and the person who writes ramos at the end
Speaker 9: of this, so let me me put on some more
Speaker 9: creepy music along with this. So someone wrote down that
Speaker 9: we are less and more and we complied because the
Speaker 9: word magic is powerful, full of power. The word the word.
Speaker 9: Words are more powerful than the sword. But did you
Speaker 9: notice sword is word. It's a word with an S.
Speaker 8: Bro sword is word.
Speaker 9: My word is bond with the S in front of it.
Speaker 9: How much are we not seeing with our eyes?
Speaker 3: Did you know?
Speaker 9: The S is the hieroglyph that represents a person first
Speaker 9: in knowledge and word.
Speaker 3: Magic.
Speaker 9: Words are indeed swords if wielded by someone with knowledge
Speaker 9: of human mind and spells, and writing is called spelling.
Speaker 9: A fancy writing is cursive to cast a spell or curse.
Speaker 9: Think about that, man, think about that.
Speaker 3: Swords swords?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well they do now that people are pissed, so
Speaker 9: they have to. It's just like it's crazy, that's so
Speaker 9: like we literally got where it's like, well, we don't
Speaker 9: need to teach kids curse if anymore. They're retarded and
Speaker 9: they're always on their iPads, so like who cares, they're
Speaker 9: barely going to learn everything. We just need them to
Speaker 9: be nine to five slaves and make sure that they
Speaker 9: sign up to the army so we can send them
Speaker 9: off today Israel. You know, Uh, it's it's crazy that
Speaker 9: we're like, let is not teach me cursive anymore. Like
Speaker 9: that's like we're losing we're losing society, man, So yeah,
Speaker 9: the in to cast uh spell or curse swords. Swords
Speaker 9: are used against you every day by what the ancient
Speaker 9: world called serpent the s Sir Pence, Michael Pence, I
Speaker 9: just kidding. And this is why you call a high
Speaker 9: ranking man in our society's day, sir, as you are
Speaker 9: a slave.
Speaker 3: Pass passing by.
Speaker 9: This is why when we still under sir, servitude to
Speaker 9: the serpents. Now it's back to the reptilians.
Speaker 8: Get it.
Speaker 9: During conventional slavery, the slave owner had to incur all costs,
Speaker 9: including housing, healthcare, food, cleaning of the slave quarters, clothing,
Speaker 9: birthing of the child slaves, raising the child slaves, transporting
Speaker 9: of the slaves back and forth from work celebrations to
Speaker 9: let them do that, clean up after natural disasters, slave entertainment,
Speaker 9: schooling of the new slave children to be good slaves,
Speaker 9: et cetera. A slave owner's profit was always revenue minus expenses,
Speaker 9: no difference than any business. The big trick was to
Speaker 9: tell the slave that they were free, let them pay
Speaker 9: for all those expenses, allowing them to come back to
Speaker 9: the plantation, then tax them in order to actually make
Speaker 9: more of a profit. Compared to the original slave concept
Speaker 9: with no too little chance of rebellion or resistance. All
Speaker 9: taxation is meant to increase a slave's dependence on their slavery,
Speaker 9: as people are taxing, taking the tax away from the
Speaker 9: slaves to print more money themselves.
Speaker 3: Therefore they don't have use for it.
Speaker 9: Taxation is all about keeping us slaves down. I actually
Speaker 9: believe that all taxation is theft. Yeah, I truly believe
Speaker 9: that it's it's just a system of us being dependent
Speaker 9: on the system, on the government. And then they try
Speaker 9: to implement all these social credit score stuff. It's gonna
Speaker 9: get like, we're gonna be like China. Man, you won't
Speaker 9: have access to food or moving your vehicle or any
Speaker 9: of that stuff if we they allow it, if they
Speaker 9: keep going on with this New World Order agenda, like,
Speaker 9: it's gonna get bad. And I was like, you'd argue
Speaker 9: with my my cousins about the fifteen minute cities. It's like, wait,
Speaker 9: not harters live in Toronto's like, don't live in tron
Speaker 9: them man. Like it's like that you shouldn't even be
Speaker 9: living in a city. That's not how humans should live
Speaker 9: to begin with. But they've built these complex cities so
Speaker 9: they can keep you like a fucking rat and the
Speaker 9: mouse trap every day going to your slave job.
Speaker 3: Because you're a slave.
Speaker 9: Taxation has one purpose, and one purpose only, to make
Speaker 9: the slave dependent on coming back to the modern plantation
Speaker 9: of slavery, day in and day out. If the slave
Speaker 9: starts to save their money, give them a TV full
Speaker 9: of negative role models. Watch the slave magically go into
Speaker 9: debt to all these chicks on OnlyFans. If the slave
Speaker 9: still has money, organize a stock market crash and increase
Speaker 9: the taxes theft. The people who print the money have
Speaker 9: no use for extra fake paper money because your money
Speaker 9: is fake and the dollars are going to collapse pretty soon.
Speaker 9: People which they can print at any time in any
Speaker 9: quantity they desire. Hence Canada, if anyone's paying attention, Canada
Speaker 9: has fucking print. Trudea always put Canada in more debt
Speaker 9: than all other prime ministers combined.
Speaker 3: That is crazy, that's nonsense.
Speaker 9: The entire drive of the tax system is to make
Speaker 9: sure that the slave has no extra money as to
Speaker 9: provide them with enough freedom to figure out this.
Speaker 3: They don't want They don't want you to know.
Speaker 9: Slavery wasn't abolished because even though I've said this before,
Speaker 9: it was a proclamation, which isn't just a pri it's
Speaker 9: is saying something. The Emancipation Proclamation was just that, a proclamation.
Speaker 9: There was no laws passed, There was nothing done to
Speaker 9: actually make slavery illegal. You can look this up. Factch facts, bro.
Speaker 9: But it wasn't abolished. The plantation was simply expanded, and
Speaker 9: they mock us. Inside the language, everyone was tricked into
Speaker 9: becoming a slave while believing they're free. The language is
Speaker 9: loaded with many dissem powers, powering subconscious cues because our
Speaker 9: human farmers have been at this game much longer than
Speaker 9: they allow us to know.
Speaker 3: Do you know what's going on?
Speaker 8: Are you sure?
Speaker 3: Do you think? Pretty compelling?
Speaker 8: Eh? They probably don't know what's going on.
Speaker 3: It's compelling. It's fun.
Speaker 7: At first that was dumb as ship, but yeah, that
Speaker 7: turned around a bit.
Speaker 3: It's weird, right, like who knows? I do feel like.
Speaker 7: The one, the one that really stuck out that I
Speaker 7: think that just should not have been in this is
Speaker 7: the controlling one.
Speaker 9: How long have we been using the word troll for,
Speaker 9: especially like Internet troll and then like trolls in general.
Speaker 3: I'd have to look up like like when did the
Speaker 3: word trolls?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, some crackhead.
Speaker 8: You know it's time for.
Speaker 3: Back that day, so I he logo, we recorded that.
Speaker 7: Okay, I just really I can still present here because
Speaker 7: I need you to see something.
Speaker 9: Seek something, some thing. It's some of a thing. I'm
Speaker 9: gonna do that for like a week. Every time I
Speaker 9: say that, I was going to break it down and
Speaker 9: make up some stupid meeting for it. Okay, Pid, all right,
Speaker 9: present your screen, boy.
Speaker 3: Present it.
Speaker 8: You know that you know those gentlemen, No, Carl, what.
Speaker 3: What is x V?
Speaker 7: I uh ten five six?
Speaker 8: So it's sixteen? Okay, uh, this is the King of
Speaker 8: Sweden right now.
Speaker 3: One second, that guy looks rich?
Speaker 8: What he wears?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 9: Then this guy looks I don't.
Speaker 8: There's not really an explanation. It's just weird.
Speaker 3: So can you explain.
Speaker 8: The guy wears the most hats?
Speaker 7: Oh sorry, King of Sweden wears outlandish looking hats you've
Speaker 7: ever seen in your life. And it's like every single
Speaker 7: time he gets his photo taken, he's almost in like
Speaker 7: a different from like absolutely ridiculous hat Like some of
Speaker 7: these have to be AI at this point, like this
Speaker 7: one he's.
Speaker 9: Wearing like bunny ears, he has a hot dog making
Speaker 9: the frogs gay, hats.
Speaker 8: Frogs, he wears the moose making the frogs gay. Like
Speaker 8: what is that? Is that one of those balls you
Speaker 8: buy at the dollar store that has a little puff
Speaker 8: thing in them.
Speaker 3: That's so weird.
Speaker 8: That kind of looks like Diddy anyways, kind.
Speaker 9: He has a mushroom on his head. Man, he has
Speaker 9: like how all sorts of stuff. Yeah, it is very weird.
Speaker 8: That's kind of just a weird thing. And just stumbled
Speaker 8: across the was like that's kind of neat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're done.
Speaker 8: We done.
Speaker 3: Oh it's not.
Speaker 9: Charlie has not been fit. So yeah, that's pretty funny. Actually, uh,
Speaker 9: I think I think the Swedish people hate that guy.
Speaker 9: Though I'm pretty sure that he probably needs children for breakfast.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure. So that was interesting.
Speaker 9: I'm actually gonna do a lot more episodes like this
Speaker 9: kind of stuff. Like I do really love the conspiracy
Speaker 9: shit and it's like fascinating, and I have a bunch
Speaker 9: of different articles. I told Aaron that I just think
Speaker 9: I just don't think you want a whole month on communism.
Speaker 9: But I have like literally like five episodes breaking down
Speaker 9: from the beginning of communism to like how it took
Speaker 9: over certain societies like China and like North Korea and
Speaker 9: Vietnam and all that stuff a lot, and I don't know,
Speaker 9: at some point I want to do it, like maybe
Speaker 9: me and you will. I'll decide who who I think
Speaker 9: is fit to to cover this. But it's fairly interesting
Speaker 9: stuff and I.
Speaker 3: Had it originate.
Speaker 9: It is like really long page and I was like,
Speaker 9: so I finally broke it down because I was like,
Speaker 9: there's no way we're gonna be doing fucking six hours
Speaker 9: on copyist.
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