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Speaker 3: Oh hello, and welcome to the Yoh. This is the
Speaker 3: Cult of Conspiracy. And my name's Jonathan, I'm Jacob, and
Speaker 3: today we have very special guests on the Cult for
Speaker 3: the very first time. Welcome the Mind's Eye Podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 3: Yeah for having us, Thanks for having the dude. We
Speaker 3: are stoked about this. We have been like following y'all
Speaker 3: for a hot minute. Now, y'all make some great, great
Speaker 3: points on on well. I mean I've been following you
Speaker 3: on Instagram and all the clips that you guys have
Speaker 3: been putting up. I'm just like soaking it up like
Speaker 3: a sponge. I love all that shit.
Speaker 4: Man, Thanks and due appreciated. I've actually found you guys
Speaker 4: on like Apple Podcasts because I went to the I
Speaker 4: scrolled down and it was a more podcast like yours,
Speaker 4: and I saw yours and I was like, oh, this
Speaker 4: is interesting. And then I found out you guys follow this,
Speaker 4: and I was like interesting to see and I was
Speaker 4: like Wow, that's great.
Speaker 1: It's weird in the podcast or community, how many of
Speaker 1: us secretly are following each other and liking each other shit,
Speaker 1: and then following when we meet up, it's like, wait,
Speaker 1: we've been like homies of y'all for a while now,
Speaker 1: and it's like, wait, what, it's really cool, brother, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Oh dude.
Speaker 3: We're about to We're working on like teaming up with
Speaker 3: this company. It's like a like a workout supplement kind
Speaker 3: of company. And and so we reached out to them
Speaker 3: because we like the name of their company. I don't
Speaker 3: want to spoil it, but we'll see here in the future,
Speaker 3: I am and uh. So we reached out to him
Speaker 3: and we were like, Yo, we would love to team
Speaker 3: up and you know, work together and everything, and he
Speaker 3: was like, get the fuck out of here. I messaged
Speaker 3: y'all like two years ago, telling y'all how much I
Speaker 3: loved your show, and I was like, what what are
Speaker 3: the chances?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Wow, It's weird.
Speaker 2: How shit's like slowly but surely built up.
Speaker 1: And then the network in the community that we've met
Speaker 1: up with and people that we like now know that
Speaker 1: are friends of ours, are like friends of the.
Speaker 2: Truth movement, you know, what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's it's wild how this network has kind of spun
Speaker 1: into the web.
Speaker 2: It has.
Speaker 5: It's a lot bigger than you think it is too.
Speaker 6: I think we just realized that, like a couple of
Speaker 6: months ago, we were invited out to this like event
Speaker 6: in Florida. We were just like, we weren't thinking much
Speaker 6: about it. I see who's there or whatever. We didn't
Speaker 6: know we were like crazy bigger or anything. And we
Speaker 6: go out to Florida, We're talking to people, We're showing
Speaker 6: them our page and stuff, and like whoa wait, wait
Speaker 6: a minute, we've seen you before on Yeah, like no way.
Speaker 6: So I mean it's probably people across the world. There's
Speaker 6: people in like China, people in like Japan, Like you'd
Speaker 6: be surprised people some yeah reason all right.
Speaker 1: That's kind of got me curious too, because I'll go
Speaker 1: on like Chartable and look up our pods seeing it's
Speaker 1: how we stack up on the quote unquote charts, and
Speaker 1: again you got.
Speaker 2: To question where they're getting their numbers from and everything else.
Speaker 1: But then like every now and then it'll be like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're in the top twenty in Malaysia for philosophy.
Speaker 2: It's like, wait the fuck.
Speaker 4: We're like Saint Croix, No sl St. Lucia.
Speaker 2: Yo, y'all number one in the vi I. That's legit.
Speaker 5: I was like, my family is from the vi I too,
Speaker 5: So I was like, what are the odds? Like, that's crazy?
Speaker 2: What island are you from?
Speaker 6: My mom is from Saint Croix and my dad comes
Speaker 6: from Saint Lucia.
Speaker 2: So I was like, that's literally, bro. So my boss
Speaker 2: was from v I.
Speaker 1: One of my best friends I consider a brother is
Speaker 1: from vi I, like the actual island, right. So one
Speaker 1: of them's got some family Saint Thomas. One's got some
Speaker 1: family in Saint Lucia, but most of them are from
Speaker 1: mainland island, dude, So that's legit.
Speaker 2: That's how held you end up in New York? Uh?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: My mom and my grandma, they just wanted to head
Speaker 6: over here. I think my mom was like, you know,
Speaker 6: it'd be much better life to like raise people in
Speaker 6: New York rather or like the United States, rather than
Speaker 6: like the Caribbean.
Speaker 2: Or something mainland US for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they were thinking like ahead, So yeah, I was
Speaker 6: born and raised here in New York though, but yeah
Speaker 6: they come from New Orleans.
Speaker 2: Dope, all right? So what about you, brother, what's your backstory?
Speaker 4: Should? I mean, my parents are Puerto Rican so they
Speaker 4: actually by another name.
Speaker 2: Heard that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so my grandparents lived there and then they
Speaker 4: came over to New York City and then I've been
Speaker 4: here my entire life. And I think they're from uh
Speaker 4: San Juan, like around there, like they're they're in that area,
Speaker 4: Like I have like family that I've never heard about
Speaker 4: that happens to know me. Know, it'd be like that.
Speaker 1: So yo, that's a small island, although there's a ton
Speaker 1: of people there. So when I was in the Marines,
Speaker 1: we had a bunch of dudes that were from Puerto Rico.
Speaker 1: I swear to god, all of them knew each other
Speaker 1: even if they've never met before. They knew each other's family.
Speaker 1: They knew each other's like god parents and shit. And
Speaker 1: I'm talking like dudes with like a fourteen year age
Speaker 1: gap between them, like they've never known each other, but
Speaker 1: oh my god, almost instant cousins when they met, and
Speaker 1: it's like, ah shit, it's a real thing.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it's really like that. Last they're all Rodriguez,
Speaker 4: you know, Roria.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you, dude.
Speaker 1: They made a joke that half the Marine Corps spoke Spanish,
Speaker 1: and I thought that was a joke. Holy fuck, the
Speaker 1: amount of Ruiza's, Mendoza's, Garcia's Hernandez, the amount, it's a
Speaker 1: legit fifty percent. Like you in the military, you don't
Speaker 1: even get special pay for being able to speak Spanish anymore,
Speaker 1: because the most of the fucking US military can also
Speaker 1: speak Spanish these days.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: We got them, we got our quota. We don't need
Speaker 5: to we don't pretty much.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 3: Well look, I mean, you guys have been, uh, you
Speaker 3: guys have been doing really great, dude. I've really enjoyed
Speaker 3: following y'all and all the stuff that you're you know,
Speaker 3: teaching everybody out there. And like you had said earlier,
Speaker 3: like I do believe that, you know, sometimes the numbers
Speaker 3: may be skewed. They might, I mean, poles are always wrong, right,
Speaker 3: Like there's there's always ways that they can prove something otherwise.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, back in what was it, the
Speaker 3: seventies and eighties, they said here smoking cigarettes is great
Speaker 3: for pregnant women, and they they they found actual science
Speaker 3: that backed it up. Now it might have been like
Speaker 3: very skewed or whatever, but like you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 3: so poles can be a little misguiding, but I do
Speaker 3: believe that the amount of people, the wealth of people
Speaker 3: in the whole world, there's gotta be so many people
Speaker 3: are just searching for this truth. And I think the
Speaker 3: reason why is because there has been a lot of
Speaker 3: history that's been covered up. There has been a lot
Speaker 3: of technology that has been hidden forever, and so many
Speaker 3: other things. We've been lied to about a lot of things,
Speaker 3: and that's what created this. It's kind of like, you know,
Speaker 3: we're just like the bastard step children that you know,
Speaker 3: like took an interest in something and kept on pulling
Speaker 3: out the string and before you knew it, you got
Speaker 3: a whole fucking tapestry.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, that was a great, pretty good point.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think people have been stabbed a little a little
Speaker 6: too much, too hard, too many times over history. And
Speaker 6: I like that you mentioned that, Like I don't think
Speaker 6: people just like conjured up these like crazyly conspiracies like aliens,
Speaker 6: like like nobody's gonna be thinking about these crazy conspiracies.
Speaker 6: I think they just realized that the government, like you said,
Speaker 6: has been lying to them for so long. It's just
Speaker 6: like at this point. Now it's like, bro, like it's
Speaker 6: pretty obvious.
Speaker 1: And I mean, we've known that they've been lying to
Speaker 1: us for centuries, but it's like it didn't become in
Speaker 1: our face as much as it has since the Internet,
Speaker 1: because now we're able to share so many ideas and
Speaker 1: show so many fallacies to where it's like, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is really just disintegrating. More like back in the day,
Speaker 1: you'd have to pull it a string and let the
Speaker 1: whole thing unravel. These days, more like as soon as
Speaker 1: you tug at that string, the whole thing disintegrates, and
Speaker 1: it's like, well, all right, let's talk about it, you know.
Speaker 3: But I love that though, Like to me, I'm I'm
Speaker 3: constantly going on these uh shamanistic journeys, if you will.
Speaker 3: I love tripping some some good mushrooms, some DMT whatever.
Speaker 3: And honestly, like I think it really started whenever I
Speaker 3: started smoking weed a while ago, Like cause you ever noticed,
Speaker 3: Like I don't know if y'all smoke weed or whatever,
Speaker 3: but like whenever I was younger, I remember smoking and
Speaker 3: literally my entire perspective of the entire world would change
Speaker 3: within those couple of hours. And then you try mushrooms
Speaker 3: and you're like, nothing's real. What am I doing here?
Speaker 3: Why did I go here? You know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 3: and so I love that whole mentality of like it's
Speaker 3: all I don't want to say fake, but it's just
Speaker 3: not what we thought it was. And you can really
Speaker 3: apply that to almost anything, especially in the conspiracy realm.
Speaker 4: Definitely, definitely I felt the same way. I mean, I
Speaker 4: kind of went down the same pipeline. I guess, like
Speaker 4: I started smoking weed and then I noticed that, well
Speaker 4: I've always, you know, been a different thinker even without weed.
Speaker 4: I guess that when I finally took a hitage amplified
Speaker 4: it even more. And then eventually, like I'll you know,
Speaker 4: I came across like a YouTube video at like three
Speaker 4: in the morning where it's talking about the Illuminaties next plans,
Speaker 4: and I just watched it and ever since then, like
Speaker 4: I just started going down this pipeline of figgering all
Speaker 4: all this crazy shit, and then I took mushrooms and
Speaker 4: then here I am. And that's how the show of
Speaker 4: the Mind's Eye started to be a thing with me
Speaker 4: and my other co host, slash best friend Santiago, And
Speaker 4: then you know, somehow I met up with this guy
Speaker 4: like years after high school and he wanted to do
Speaker 4: this show too, and I was like, oh shit, we
Speaker 4: got this. Let's do it, oh dude.
Speaker 3: Like our tagline at the end of the show is
Speaker 3: open up that third eye, right, And that all really
Speaker 3: started because whenever I had first started this podcast, I
Speaker 3: was really really into all the spiritual stuff because I
Speaker 3: had gone down like some of the craziest rabbit holes,
Speaker 3: which ultimately, I mean, everybody kind of finds their way
Speaker 3: towards whatever rabbit hole you're really interested in. But I
Speaker 3: went down like the near death experiences, the past lives
Speaker 3: kind of stuff, and you know, and then that led
Speaker 3: me to the spiritual stuff, which led me to you know,
Speaker 3: some Christianity, some Buddhism, some Hinduism, and a little bit
Speaker 3: of everything. And you know, whenever you start applying that
Speaker 3: to your trips, dude, that's a whole other level of
Speaker 3: shit going on there.
Speaker 6: You know, you're mixing a lot of different knowledge and
Speaker 6: culture there. I'll be honest with you, guys, I kind
Speaker 6: of like accidentally discovered this sort of like side of
Speaker 6: spirituality because I remember for a while I was just
Speaker 6: like a pure atheist, and I'm okay saying that because
Speaker 6: I was, just like I was, I pretty much challenged
Speaker 6: God at one point in my life because I was
Speaker 6: seeking questions and I was never I never grew up
Speaker 6: with like a specific religious belief. And I'm actually fortunate
Speaker 6: for that because that allowed me to go search that
Speaker 6: out for myself. And I remember one time in my
Speaker 6: life I asked, I was like, if there's a god,
Speaker 6: you know, show me some sort of evidence, like how
Speaker 6: would you place me on this planet without giving me
Speaker 6: at least the ability to accept like that belief. And
Speaker 6: I remember, like almost a day after I said that,
Speaker 6: I was just bombarded with this information and that information,
Speaker 6: Like you said, I just kept pulling on it and
Speaker 6: pulling on it and pulling on it. I was smoking weed, yeah,
Speaker 6: but I was also like trying to like experiment with
Speaker 6: transcendental meditation without it.
Speaker 5: And I realized I was like.
Speaker 6: You know, like, well all these people say that, you know,
Speaker 6: weed is this illusion and it's giving you these things.
Speaker 6: Well let me just take weed out of the equation
Speaker 6: and see if I can do it myself. And I
Speaker 6: started practicing with that, and I started like going down
Speaker 6: the rabbit hole of information watching Joe Rogan podcast things
Speaker 6: about d MT and stuff, and that really opened my
Speaker 6: eyes the possibility of opening your extra eye, the third eye,
Speaker 6: and I remember one time I just discovered that for myself.
Speaker 6: I speak about the experience a lot. I don't even
Speaker 6: want to speak about it right now, but I really
Speaker 6: like I was presented this face of God right fucking
Speaker 6: in front of me, and there was there was no
Speaker 6: there was no doubt in my mind. Like like I said,
Speaker 6: I didn't come from a spiritual background. I asked to
Speaker 6: be shown this, and right when I asked to be
Speaker 6: shown this is where I feel like it opened up
Speaker 6: and it showed me. So I was kind of thrust
Speaker 6: into this world. I didn't I didn't want to be
Speaker 6: in this world. I wanted to seek answers, and those
Speaker 6: answers I guess sought me.
Speaker 3: And so whenever you saw that face like that was
Speaker 3: during the transcendental meditation. Yeah, it was it.
Speaker 4: I had.
Speaker 6: I had a meditation experience and it wasn't necessarily a face,
Speaker 6: it was a being. And I was like meditating for
Speaker 6: like for months, just practicing, just being silent, not even
Speaker 6: doing anything, just being silent and aware of the forces
Speaker 6: around me, and there was one time where this just
Speaker 6: orb just rose out of my body. It came from
Speaker 6: my feet, it went up my legs and went to
Speaker 6: this the root chakra. It hit right there and I
Speaker 6: felt this glowing like light just reached up and went
Speaker 6: up to the top of my body and it reached
Speaker 6: right here to my heart. And when it reached right here,
Speaker 6: I just broke down crying. And I saw like even
Speaker 6: though my eyes were closed, they were open at the
Speaker 6: same time, you know what I mean by that, Like
Speaker 6: I could see right through them, but they were closed,
Speaker 6: and I saw this being. It was the Father. I
Speaker 6: didn't say it was the father. My body just knew it.
Speaker 6: The Father came to me and it spoke to me,
Speaker 6: and it just said everything is gonna be okay, and
Speaker 6: you're one with everything, and it gave me this message.
Speaker 6: And Yeah, ever since then, I just felt like I
Speaker 6: needed to share a piece of that Father. Holy, I've
Speaker 6: met the mother before, I hadn't met the father. I
Speaker 6: met the mother when I did shrooms, and the father
Speaker 6: was nothing. It was just pure me. To this day,
Speaker 6: it's crazy experience.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm so happy you came to that conclusion. That
Speaker 3: makes me so happy. Yeah, dude. I you know, on
Speaker 3: my other show Meta Mysteries, we talk about how everything
Speaker 3: in the universe is just one thing, Like it's just
Speaker 3: the illusion of separation, you know, like whenever I look
Speaker 3: at you or I look at it, either one of you,
Speaker 3: or I look at Jacob or anybody else that you know,
Speaker 3: we come in contact with or talk to, it's like, dude,
Speaker 3: what a fucking trippy dream?
Speaker 5: This is?
Speaker 3: Like I honest, like I believe that to my absolute core,
Speaker 3: this is just a dream and eventually will die and
Speaker 3: then it'll be like, oh, what a crazy dream that was.
Speaker 3: I think that's probably what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: I love that this community has given the opportunity for
Speaker 1: all of this. Like, just going off of the four
Speaker 1: of us in attendance currently, right, three of you identify
Speaker 1: as spiritual in a sense. Not if that has a
Speaker 1: negative connotation of the woo woo crowd, it's not intended, right.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't classify yourselves by any specific religious dogma or
Speaker 1: religious codified words.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: It's more about what you have discovered on your journey
Speaker 1: in your life, and that can look very different to
Speaker 1: individual people, right, And that is very very like within
Speaker 1: the realm of the truth or movement, of the conspiracy
Speaker 1: movement of calling out the bullshit where we see it, I,
Speaker 1: on the other hand, in the same vibe of the
Speaker 1: conspiracy movement calling out the bullshit, calling out the truth
Speaker 1: all that my spirituality is so different from y'all's. But
Speaker 1: we also are finding from very different vantage points looking
Speaker 1: at For instance, we did an episode about in q
Speaker 1: Tail and the CIA and Operation Gladio and how they
Speaker 1: sold drugs and they make money to do bad things,
Speaker 1: that the government's funds and all that. Right, somehow the
Speaker 1: conversations within this community can bounce back and forth between
Speaker 1: those two topics. Oh so willy nilly, with like not
Speaker 1: even a beat mist And it's fascinating how this subculture,
Speaker 1: if you will, of the conspiracy heads of the truth
Speaker 1: or community has molded itself into its own little what's
Speaker 1: the word I'm looking for?
Speaker 4: Enlightenment?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess that's the best way to say, whether
Speaker 1: that be of the physical world or the metaphysical world,
Speaker 1: or of the spiritual world or whatever. It's like, all
Speaker 1: of us are seeking truth, right, all of us are
Speaker 1: seeking the enlightenment. All of us are seeking hidden knowledge.
Speaker 1: Hidden knowledge comes in many different forms, right. Hidden knowledge
Speaker 1: comes in the form of ancient texts that we still
Speaker 1: can't read because we don't know how to translate them.
Speaker 1: Hidden knowledge comes in the sense of secret meetings that
Speaker 1: are happening in Davos every year that shape the fate
Speaker 1: of the world for the oncoming year. It's wild how
Speaker 1: this conspiracy community has grown into what it has become. Man,
Speaker 1: I just I find it fascinating.
Speaker 3: I love it's fascinating too. Yeah, I just love how
Speaker 3: so many people can come together. And isn't that like
Speaker 3: just the beautiful thing, Like because and I don't mean
Speaker 3: to get all soft and gay, but like, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, But like it's awesome that everybody can
Speaker 3: come together because you know, before and I don't want
Speaker 3: to say the Internet has you know, helped people come together,
Speaker 3: but I think that it kind of has in a way,
Speaker 3: you know, like it used to be that you know,
Speaker 3: if you grew up in Louisiana in the nineteen fifties, well,
Speaker 3: the only form of spirituality or any kind of conversation
Speaker 3: you're going to be having is the people at school
Speaker 3: and then your house, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 3: like whatever's typical to that community well, now the Internet
Speaker 3: has completely obliterated all those walls that you know, we
Speaker 3: didn't even really know that we're there, and just open
Speaker 3: up the mind to be able to be curious and
Speaker 3: dabble into certain things and learn about you know, just
Speaker 3: different ways of looking at everything. And that's I don't know,
Speaker 3: it's awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've heard that we're living in this very specific
Speaker 4: time right now, Like the Internet has allowed us to
Speaker 4: connect with people that we would never really cross being
Speaker 4: in our little bubbles of our lives, and it's allowed
Speaker 4: us to extend further, like in an instant, like you guys,
Speaker 4: you're in a different state or here in New York
Speaker 4: City on fucking skyscraper just talking to you guys, like
Speaker 4: this wouldn't be possible without the Internet, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean, right, I mean it probably could have still
Speaker 4: happened in the weird parallel universe when we somehow cross paths.
Speaker 4: But you know we're here now with the Internet, no doubt. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was just thinking like how we are living in
Speaker 4: a very specific time because now that we have access
Speaker 4: to other people, we have access to more information. And
Speaker 4: when someone learns something and you feed that to someone else,
Speaker 4: then it starts bouncing off way faster than ever would
Speaker 4: have because back for back then, we used to have
Speaker 4: to send ravens to like communicate with people.
Speaker 6: Now they could just send my message, wait three months
Speaker 6: for somebody's reply.
Speaker 1: We were talking about this, I want to say it
Speaker 1: was either yesterday or the day before. It's like, all right,
Speaker 1: real shit in America cut two hundred years ago. The
Speaker 1: only source of information that like your local village or township,
Speaker 1: not like a big city, not like a big metropolitan area, right,
Speaker 1: but not like the sticks of the frontier, any kind
Speaker 1: of little village. The only real communication they would have
Speaker 1: with the outside world is when like ye old town
Speaker 1: crier is gonna come through and staple up some new
Speaker 1: paperwork of some new edict from two states over that
Speaker 1: you just have to accept as true. In fact, like
Speaker 1: Paul Revere riding through the through the fucking woods at two.
Speaker 2: Am, screaming the British are coming. How do they know
Speaker 2: he wasn't fucking lying? Dude? Like, how did that know
Speaker 2: that your boy.
Speaker 1: Wasn't drunk and just like went off the rails that night?
Speaker 1: But like that's my point. There was no spread of information,
Speaker 1: There was no outside thoughts of like things you've never
Speaker 1: considered before. There was the imagination, and there was what
Speaker 1: was that was about it.
Speaker 3: But you know what's crazy about that too is that
Speaker 3: you know, they they warn everybody about what's on the TV,
Speaker 3: what's on your computer, what's on your phone, and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. They call it the you know, whenever you're
Speaker 3: you're on your phone, you're looking at your black mirror,
Speaker 3: and it's essentially like a demonic magical device or something
Speaker 3: like that. And the truth is is that it honestly
Speaker 3: can be you know, like you like, not all information
Speaker 3: is good information, Like you can find some shit on
Speaker 3: there that could really change up your entire scope of
Speaker 3: reality in a negative way, but also conversely, it can
Speaker 3: do the same in a positive way. And I think
Speaker 3: it's really up to the person to to just become
Speaker 3: aware of whatever it is that they're they're focusing their
Speaker 3: attention to. Like if you go on your onto your phone, like,
Speaker 3: don't just go on there scrolling and oh, I'm just
Speaker 3: sitting on the shitter, so I'm gonna burn fifteen minutes,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Like, like if you go
Speaker 3: into it and say, you know what, I'm gonna learn
Speaker 3: about this today? I'm gonna learn about that today. And
Speaker 3: that's what I love about, you know, doing podcasts stuff
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, because it gives us a re
Speaker 3: and to go and search for certain things like that
Speaker 3: is dude, Like you know, I had I probably still
Speaker 3: have maybe like some kind of learning disability in school. Dude.
Speaker 3: I never really did that great in school. I mean,
Speaker 3: partly because I didn't give a fuck, but like you know,
Speaker 3: I but but there was also a piece of me
Speaker 3: that was like, my god, how are these people catching
Speaker 3: on to this stuff way faster than what I can. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe it's just because I learn a different way. But
Speaker 3: you know, the thing is is, you know, whenever you're
Speaker 3: doing your your podcast and you're trying to come up
Speaker 3: with information, you know, based on whatever it is you're studying,
Speaker 3: it's like, I mean, you know how your brain works,
Speaker 3: and so now you're able to come up with, you know,
Speaker 3: all sorts of information and just just come up with
Speaker 3: something awesome. And I love that aspect of it. I
Speaker 3: love the aspect of researching things and going like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, I can't believe this connects. This is fucking insane, right,
Speaker 3: Like it was just a couple of weeks ago we
Speaker 3: did we did an episode and we were talking about
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris for example. Right, Well, interesting, fun little fact
Speaker 3: about Kamala Harris is that back in twenty twenty before
Speaker 3: Joe Biden announced that Kamala was gonna be her his
Speaker 3: vice president, like a week or two. I think it
Speaker 3: might have been two months, but it was like really close,
Speaker 3: like two months prior to her being nominated as the VP.
Speaker 3: The old wrestler Kamala if you remember him, if you
Speaker 3: were ever like big into wrestling, the old wrestler Kamala.
Speaker 3: He was in WWF. He died, right, and so we're
Speaker 3: searching like, whoa, that's pretty crazy. So one Kamala dies,
Speaker 3: the next one becomes vice president. Well then you look
Speaker 3: up and you see, like, what this Kamala because that
Speaker 3: was just his wrestler name.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Then you look up and you see what his fucking
Speaker 3: name was, bro, His last name was Harris, And You're like.
Speaker 2: What the fuck is going on here?
Speaker 3: How is this even possible? Like that can't just be
Speaker 3: a coincidence. I mean, I know that they're definitely into
Speaker 3: some black magic or whatever. I'm not even saying just
Speaker 3: Democrat Party. I'm saying fucking all of them, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, like they're all into some some kind
Speaker 3: of some kind of shit that we're not aware of.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't be surprised. I mean they've definitely done that before.
Speaker 6: And also, I mean, given like the laws of physic,
Speaker 6: I feel like maybe that's what you're touching on too.
Speaker 6: You know, energy is not created nor destroyed. It can
Speaker 6: be transferred. And there's a lot of people with very
Speaker 6: very very peculiar amounts of knowledge that know how to
Speaker 6: utilize those forces, and I know it gets into like
Speaker 6: the wu wu I'm not saying, I'm not specifically saying,
Speaker 6: you know, Kamma is like some like black witch or whatever,
Speaker 6: but there are people who harbor knowledge about how to
Speaker 6: transcend forces and whatnot to and the light respect of things.
Speaker 6: If to common on that, I mean, uh, the United
Speaker 6: States is is not. Uh, It's very common for them
Speaker 6: to switch names around. I believe Barack Obama, like his
Speaker 6: real name was like Barry something, and supposedly he came
Speaker 6: from like Indonesia, and he was on a student visa
Speaker 6: in in in Hawaii where he stayed with his grandparents,
Speaker 6: which is all like factual information apparently, so it's completely
Speaker 6: within the realms of possibility to to transfer and take
Speaker 6: someone that I didn't really.
Speaker 3: Like that Sir Torri or Sir Tory or some shit
Speaker 3: like that Obama's original something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bro, it's really crazy.
Speaker 1: How and we all called it out regardless of whatever
Speaker 1: political affiliation you are. Don't care whether you liked or
Speaker 1: dislike Obama. Just for two seconds, remove that. Okay, look
Speaker 1: at this like you're in Germany right now looking at
Speaker 1: the American politics.
Speaker 2: Okay, two seconds. The more you look at the story
Speaker 2: of who.
Speaker 1: The fuck he is and where he comes from, and
Speaker 1: how like the paperwork was asked for the entire time
Speaker 1: and he could never produce it. You look at Mike
Speaker 1: slash Michelle, You look at the girls that like their
Speaker 1: daughters that went into the White House is not the
Speaker 1: same human beings that left, Like they were actors. They
Speaker 1: swapped out like mid season. There's a whole thing about that,
Speaker 1: Like objectively, objectively, just take away the politics, take away
Speaker 1: the policies, take away his skin color, Like just just
Speaker 1: look at it from the outside here. The more you
Speaker 1: pull at it, the more this looks like some sort
Speaker 1: of massive conspiracy. But because of all the outside factors,
Speaker 1: people like willfully shoved their.
Speaker 2: Head in the sand about it, and so many of
Speaker 2: them still do. It is wild.
Speaker 3: Well, and you look like you know one of the
Speaker 3: one of the best quotes ever I mean, in my eyes,
Speaker 3: one of the best quotes ever said was probably by
Speaker 3: somebody who never existed. But the quote goes all the
Speaker 3: world's of stage, you know, by William Shakespeare, who knows
Speaker 3: if he was alive or if he really existed. There's
Speaker 3: a whole conspiracy, but who never existed?
Speaker 2: Bro, I didn't know where you were going with that, dude.
Speaker 3: That one's a crazy one. But just looking at it
Speaker 3: for the quote that it is, it's like, dude, it's
Speaker 3: like everything that's on TV. And and this is why,
Speaker 3: like one of my favorite like Marvel characters is Deadpool
Speaker 3: because he breaks the fourth wall, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: or like certain shows that break the fourth wall, and
Speaker 3: like The Office, like I love that kind of shit.
Speaker 3: But they're all and and I'm not even saying any
Speaker 3: specific politician, whatever, the news, the weather, whatever, who gives
Speaker 3: a shit, right, everything is operating behind an invisible wall,
Speaker 3: and they're only showing us the three walls of this reality. Well,
Speaker 3: I think that reality has absolutely been cracked open, and
Speaker 3: everybody's calling trying to call a spade a spade, you know,
Speaker 3: like some people are behind green screens and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: why did his hand go through the microphone? I thought
Speaker 3: he was outside in front of the White House, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. It's like stuff like that to
Speaker 3: where people are starting to pick up on it because
Speaker 3: now we have access to that kind of deceitful technology,
Speaker 3: you know, we had We know how to edit videos,
Speaker 3: we know how to edit you know, uh songs and
Speaker 3: h hey, as a thing, everybody has access to be
Speaker 3: able to have, like, you know, some sort of like
Speaker 3: deceitful tools and stuff like that. And so it's becoming
Speaker 3: more and more obvious that, like, dude, most of the
Speaker 3: time of whatever it is they're showing us, it's it's
Speaker 3: it's like black magic. It's like black mirror magic is
Speaker 3: really what it is.
Speaker 4: It's a play. It's it's all a play.
Speaker 6: And I think I've been able to look through that
Speaker 6: for a while, which is why I guess I get
Speaker 6: like I used to get very easily frustrated at people
Speaker 6: who would just like never like look at it. But
Speaker 6: it's like now it's like, I guess I kind of
Speaker 6: have to accept it because you have to see it
Speaker 6: in order to like really believe it. And unfortunately a
Speaker 6: lot of people's phones and their algorithms are literally conditioned
Speaker 6: to a specific profile. Like if I was a world
Speaker 6: leader and I had control over an entire social media platform,
Speaker 6: you bet your ass. I'm going to make New York
Speaker 6: City believe this certain thing. I'm gonna make California see this.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna make people from eighteen to twenty fours digest
Speaker 6: this specific kind of information to help my political candidate.
Speaker 6: There's so much control within social media right now. It's
Speaker 6: like you're putting a blanket over a parent's cage. It's
Speaker 6: like night night, Like it's so easy just to make
Speaker 6: people just be able to not conceive it. But one
Speaker 6: thing that I have learned and something that I take
Speaker 6: from the very basic parts of my humanity, especially experimenting drugs,
Speaker 6: but specifically.
Speaker 5: With DMT.
Speaker 6: I know you said you've partaken in that I haven't
Speaker 6: taken in a full experience, but I will say from
Speaker 6: the tiny, tiny little bit that I've had, I realized
Speaker 6: our entire world is just this multi layer of that
Speaker 6: thing that you were talking about of these shows, Like, yeah,
Speaker 6: politics is a show, but this entire reality is a
Speaker 6: show as well, like even from our economics to how
Speaker 6: we live physically, like on the spiritual spectrum as well,
Speaker 6: Like we only see a very tiny sliver of this
Speaker 6: spectrum of reality. I'm just saying there's a possibility there
Speaker 6: could be even like higher forces at play that we
Speaker 6: can't even perceive on this physical realm that are tugging
Speaker 6: at these strings.
Speaker 3: Dude, I say this shit all the time. Well, actually,
Speaker 3: we just had this magician on the show here recently
Speaker 3: and he was like, Yo, unless you do DMT forty
Speaker 3: or fifty times, you're a pussy. Like he just lays
Speaker 3: it out like that, but he's like, he's like, you know,
Speaker 3: the good thing about mushrooms is is that it helps
Speaker 3: you see through the veil a little, right, he goes,
Speaker 3: Once you take DMT, it it like basically snatches that
Speaker 3: fucking veil right off your face and it's no longer
Speaker 3: there anymore, you know. And like, and I'm not over
Speaker 3: here trying to be some kind of drug push or
Speaker 3: anything by any means, but like.
Speaker 2: Let's get that out of the way too.
Speaker 1: The cult of conspiracy does not identify marijuana, DMT or
Speaker 1: psychedelic mushrooms as drugs. Okay, let's let's just be straight
Speaker 1: about that right now. Okay, all right. If human hands
Speaker 1: do not have to cook it or process it for
Speaker 1: it to be ingested in the manner to which you
Speaker 1: found it, then we're calling that natural from God, Okay,
Speaker 1: from source, from creator, from whatever label you want to play.
Speaker 1: If you gotta take it and cook it and isotope
Speaker 1: it down and then hit it with the round of
Speaker 1: this and then do this other chemical process, Okay, now, now.
Speaker 2: No, no, that is incorrect, right. Put it like this.
Speaker 1: Alcohol grapes are not bad to ingest by themselves, but
Speaker 1: once a human takes and starts fucking with it and
Speaker 1: turns it into wine, Okay, that could be something that
Speaker 1: somebody could let ruin their lives with alcoholism.
Speaker 2: Possibly. Okay, that's human hands. It fucked with it. The
Speaker 2: grape was pure, you see what I'm saying. The source
Speaker 2: is pure.
Speaker 1: We'll identify d M T, payota, ayahuasca, psilocybin, or help
Speaker 1: me out, what's the other one. We say marijuana are skipted.
Speaker 1: We get to the point if it's if it grows,
Speaker 1: it goes Okay, if it grows, it goes.
Speaker 2: Cocaine too.
Speaker 1: I mean coke, don't cook it, but that coca te
Speaker 1: to cure a migraine fog what.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. It's real, dude.
Speaker 1: They know, them buelas are making that coca tea left,
Speaker 1: right and centered.
Speaker 2: They know what's going on in Bolivia.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Well, look, we'd love to get into, uh, some
Speaker 3: of the things that you guys have been covering here lately.
Speaker 3: You guys have such a broad spectrum of a lot
Speaker 3: of different things that you guys get into a lot
Speaker 3: like us in that in that manner, which is why,
Speaker 3: you know, I think that's why we were kind of
Speaker 3: you know, attracted to y'all, know, homo, but like you know,
Speaker 3: we were, but like, you know, we we we definitely
Speaker 3: vibe with y'all and we we you know, we uh
Speaker 3: we we like, you know, watching what y'all got and
Speaker 3: stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But it's just like, let's do it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, everything is gay on this show.
Speaker 2: Fuck romance, dude. If it's done the right way, that's
Speaker 2: how the best friendships start.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, but god, I can go on so much
Speaker 3: longer it ain't gay if you're not the one sucking,
Speaker 3: that's all. And how I'm just kidding.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, Yeah, I would love let's I would
Speaker 7: love to sure, Yeah, I would love to hear a
Speaker 7: little bit more about what y'all have kind of been
Speaker 7: discovering since y'all gott in this realm and just some
Speaker 7: of the wild stuff that maybe our cult members haven't
Speaker 7: heard before.
Speaker 4: Oh so have you heard of the ARCon theory?
Speaker 3: That's like like demon demonic ARCon kind of thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like how we are just there is theory out
Speaker 4: there that our plane of existence is nothing more but
Speaker 4: just an etogenical farm for higher dimensional entities. And if
Speaker 4: you really think about it, it can go as above
Speaker 4: so below. Like there's if you look at a like
Speaker 4: a chip for a computer and you keep zooming in,
Speaker 4: you start to see that it kind of looks like
Speaker 4: a city, like the way the roads are paved, the
Speaker 4: little structures this, this and that, and you're wondering, why
Speaker 4: is that the most optimal structure for this computer to
Speaker 4: generate energy? Right? Then you zoom out of our world
Speaker 4: and you look down there's a bunch of cities. It's
Speaker 4: like structures, and it's like, wait, what if this could
Speaker 4: be a giant energy device And just like the show
Speaker 4: Rick and Mortar, where you used to power you know,
Speaker 4: a battery or something.
Speaker 1: In a whole world, a whole entire dominion to power
Speaker 1: the battery for his car and then come to find
Speaker 1: out that being within that realm did the same thing
Speaker 1: to power them.
Speaker 2: It was basically batteryception.
Speaker 4: He kept going and going, kept going, and yeah. So
Speaker 4: the archon theory is that they're the beings they call
Speaker 4: them marcns, and that they're feeding off of our energy,
Speaker 4: which they call loosh, and that energy loosh is uh,
Speaker 4: what's what's the name of sorrow? They feed mostly off
Speaker 4: of sorrow sadness. That's their most potent form of energy
Speaker 4: and energy that is relating to love or higher than that.
Speaker 4: They don't really like to ingest that per se.
Speaker 3: Interesting, that checks out, I would say, because you know,
Speaker 3: I always think that like whatever energy you're giving off,
Speaker 3: that's really what you're going to attract. So like if
Speaker 3: you wake up on the wrong side of the bed,
Speaker 3: like you know, you'll go out and stub your toe
Speaker 3: on your door on your way out of your room,
Speaker 3: and then you know you'll go and pour some coffee
Speaker 3: and you'll spill a little bit of on your shirt
Speaker 3: and fuck now I gotta change my shirt and I
Speaker 3: gotta start this whole routine all over again. Or you know,
Speaker 3: it's like, I mean, God forbid, you got to take
Speaker 3: a shit as soon as you've done taking a shower,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. It's like, I may as
Speaker 3: well just start the day all over again. But it's
Speaker 3: like you know that kind of stuff. It do, you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: it do. But like you know, so sometimes you know,
Speaker 3: you carry on that energy, especially if you keep on
Speaker 3: feeding into it, you know, like if you let you know,
Speaker 3: your your toe stubbing on that door affect you, and
Speaker 3: now you're pissed for the rest of the day. And
Speaker 3: now you can't even really remember why you were so pissed.
Speaker 3: It's just been stacking on top of each other like
Speaker 3: shit pancakes. It's like, well, yeah, then I would imagine
Speaker 3: the arcons are probably just getting right off to that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what they love though, what they really
Speaker 6: really love, which helps their entire assystem, is the lack
Speaker 6: of awareness. And so that's why and you brought it
Speaker 6: up so like this, I feel like earlier, like this
Speaker 6: strait of information is like widening. I think of it
Speaker 6: like like a canal. And more and more people are
Speaker 6: becoming enlightened. And what are we seeing As more and
Speaker 6: more people are becoming enlightened, More and more people are
Speaker 6: becoming suppressed. They're called conspiracy theorist or social media channels
Speaker 6: are getting like bogged down. We know our channel has
Speaker 6: been the victim of that as well. And their biggest
Speaker 6: fear is people being aware of their own inner potential
Speaker 6: because once you start to realize that, yeah, I am
Speaker 6: having a bad day, you know, I am like feeding
Speaker 6: off of this negative energy. Sometimes simply having that awareness
Speaker 6: allows you to open the doors into another channel. If
Speaker 6: you realize you're going down a bad path, you're going
Speaker 6: to stop and maybe take a different direction. But if
Speaker 6: you never realize, you're going to keep walking down that
Speaker 6: And so the lack of information is allowing them, if
Speaker 6: there are people out there that are feeding off of
Speaker 6: this loos to keep on succumbing to these bad feelings,
Speaker 6: whereas people don't really realize that once you're aware of
Speaker 6: those emotions, you have the power to inflict your will
Speaker 6: on them. You have the power to manifest that and
Speaker 6: change that. But the more and more people that rise
Speaker 6: to that knowledge, the more people that are less susceptible
Speaker 6: to that kind of attack by them.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent dude. And on my other podcast, we
Speaker 3: read this book called the Kabalion, which if y'all haven't
Speaker 3: looked into, definitely check that out. But it's basically just
Speaker 3: the seven Hermetic principles, and one of the principles on
Speaker 3: there was the law of a perpetual transmutation. And what's
Speaker 3: great about that is is that you know, it's exactly
Speaker 3: what you're talking about. That like, if you if you
Speaker 3: realize and come to the awareness that like, yo, I'm
Speaker 3: in a bad mood and I don't even know why,
Speaker 3: there's not even real reason for it, you can then
Speaker 3: choose to not be like in that kind of mood anymore.
Speaker 3: And it's like it's so easy. I mean, it's simple,
Speaker 3: but it ain't easy. Just put it to you like that,
Speaker 3: you know. But but it is great because you can
Speaker 3: like essentially kind of like change the flow of how
Speaker 3: your reality is going to go that day just by
Speaker 3: changing your attitude. Like if that doesn't prove some kind
Speaker 3: of matrix or simulation or dream kind of shit that's
Speaker 3: going on here, Like you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 3: how is it that whenever you know you're having a
Speaker 3: bad day, one thing'st on top of another and that's
Speaker 3: just to be expected, you know. But whenever you're in
Speaker 3: a good mood and everything's going great, you're kind of
Speaker 3: waiting for that shoe to drop, and it's like it's
Speaker 3: almost like a spell a little bit, you know exactly.
Speaker 4: That's agree yact. It's a great phrase of spell.
Speaker 6: A spell is just like I feel like you can
Speaker 6: you can look at it like some sort of like witchcraft,
Speaker 6: like somebody put a ruin under your belt or something,
Speaker 6: and like there's this like crazy force. But a spell
Speaker 6: can exhibit itself in in many different ways.
Speaker 3: It's dude, it's wild. It's and I don't know, they say,
Speaker 3: you know, I look into all this kind of I
Speaker 3: know it's called woo woo whatever. I just I like
Speaker 3: to call it just spiritual knowledge. But they say, like,
Speaker 3: if you feel like you've been like encumbered or encroached
Speaker 3: with some kind of spell, or you got some kind
Speaker 3: of hex on you or whatever, especially I mean most
Speaker 3: so they say, anyway, most people that are into witchcraft
Speaker 3: are like what they call baby witches, which are essentially
Speaker 3: like just you know, brand new people that are learning
Speaker 3: about this stuff for the first time, and so maybe
Speaker 3: there's spells or whatever aren't going to be as enhanced,
Speaker 3: and so all you'd really need to do in order
Speaker 3: to get rid of that hex or to get that
Speaker 3: spell off your back, something very simple that you can
Speaker 3: do is just go in the shower with the intention
Speaker 3: of showering it off, and like, especially like the hotter
Speaker 3: the water the better because now it's like melting it
Speaker 3: off and it's cleansing it, and it's like, dude, I like,
Speaker 3: oh crazy, isn't that wild?
Speaker 2: That's wild?
Speaker 5: Because I never heard that before until you just told
Speaker 5: me that.
Speaker 6: But I practiced doing that sometimes, Like I've never read
Speaker 6: any information on that, but I guess my body just
Speaker 6: felt like going the shower.
Speaker 4: Do this.
Speaker 6: Just pretend like you have like this aura around you
Speaker 6: that is just washing it off from you, and I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's cool. In fact, I think it's scientific.
Speaker 6: And that's kind of my angle when I come into
Speaker 6: to our shows sometimes is I focus on the spiritual,
Speaker 6: but I also like to ground myself inside of the
Speaker 6: scientific as well, because I think they go very very
Speaker 6: hand in hand. Sometimes I think science is just trying
Speaker 6: to approach where spirituality may have taken off to trying
Speaker 6: to reach that era, and I did a lot of
Speaker 6: research into the exact topic you're talking about. They say
Speaker 6: that there are a lot there are a lot more
Speaker 6: witches or wizards out there than we believe, and that
Speaker 6: we used to have that power much more prominently earlier
Speaker 6: in our civilization, that we have the ability, through many
Speaker 6: experiments that we've observed, to quantumly change our environment around us.
Speaker 6: And they say, scientifically, even if we were to quantumly
Speaker 6: change just a couple of atoms, just a couple of molecules,
Speaker 6: it would give truth to the testament that we have
Speaker 6: the ability to alter our reality around us. And we
Speaker 6: used to have that ability much more strongly, they say.
Speaker 6: But as our civilization grew, as all this knowledge started
Speaker 6: to propagate, we started to lose that because it started
Speaker 6: all this quantum noise they call it, started to crowd us.
Speaker 6: And so it's much more hard now because of all
Speaker 6: the people on all this misinformation around us.
Speaker 4: But I also think the media has portrayed this type
Speaker 4: of stuff as like only in like movies, so that
Speaker 4: when we see it in real life, we don't classify
Speaker 4: it as possible because now we can only associate that
Speaker 4: with something on the screen instead of something right in
Speaker 4: front of you. So we've been conditioned to, you know,
Speaker 4: believe any external power like that is just BS.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and in a.
Speaker 4: Way, in a way if people don't, if people dismiss
Speaker 4: that as BS, then you know, in a way, it
Speaker 4: could not, you know, based on your belief system, really
Speaker 4: affect you the way it should, you know.
Speaker 1: But then, like you're talking about those entities that feed
Speaker 1: off of loosh okay, regardless of religious beliefs on that, culturally,
Speaker 1: across the world, everybody can find stories of these dark figures,
Speaker 1: these shadow figures, these whatever that feed off of fear,
Speaker 1: right and they feed off of terror, They feed off
Speaker 1: of negative energy. Kids see them, adults see them. Some
Speaker 1: people may call them demons, some people may call them gins,
Speaker 1: some people may call them some other phrase that's associated
Speaker 1: with that type of being that you're talking about that's
Speaker 1: feeding off of the luge. So it's interesting when things
Speaker 1: like that are multicultural and you can find that across
Speaker 1: the ages, doesn't matter what year and what section of
Speaker 1: the world you're looking up you'll find somebody who's got
Speaker 1: a story of some shit like that happening to them
Speaker 1: at one point. So it's like that kind of stuff
Speaker 1: is too based in reality to ignore. And while yes,
Speaker 1: you're right, there may not be some sort of scientific
Speaker 1: explanation to it, the fact that there is no explanation
Speaker 1: only more solidifies the fact that that's real.
Speaker 3: But doesn't that kind of play into a little bit
Speaker 3: what we were talking about earlier as far as like,
Speaker 3: you know, maybe opening up your third eye or broadening
Speaker 3: your awareness, because whenever you realize that that stuff is
Speaker 3: really there, I mean I personally believe that, Like this
Speaker 3: might sound lame or whatever, but I think that we're
Speaker 3: all like superhuman in a weird way. Like whenever you
Speaker 3: start to really just unlock a lot of these things,
Speaker 3: like let's say you do feel like you have a
Speaker 3: demon attachment, or there's bad energy in a room, or
Speaker 3: you know this house is haunted or I saw a
Speaker 3: ghost or any of that kind of shit, that shit
Speaker 3: is like lower, you know what I'm saying, Like, uh,
Speaker 3: it's it's lower vibrationally in a sense because think about
Speaker 3: it like this, Well, yeah, I mean technically it is
Speaker 3: it what depends on what line of thought you're coming from.
Speaker 3: But whenever you start to really look into all right, well,
Speaker 3: higher vibrational things are usually things that are happy, good
Speaker 3: mood Like, you know, higher vibrational music that'll put you
Speaker 3: into a good mood. You can be in the worst
Speaker 3: fucking possible mood ever and you hear like one of
Speaker 3: your favorite songs, You're like, oh shit, that's that two
Speaker 3: or three minutes just change my outlook of the day.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: And also conversely, if you are sitting in front of
Speaker 3: the movie or and sitting sitting in front of a
Speaker 3: TV and like the Exorcist is on, well you're probably
Speaker 3: gonna have some bad dreams. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: because it's kind of like lower vibrational, and like the
Speaker 3: idea of being lower vibrational, well, like if you look
Speaker 3: at I'm not sure to get like two woo woo here,
Speaker 3: but like even like the chakras and stuff like sacral
Speaker 3: and root chakra, like that's lower vibrational shit. And it's
Speaker 3: obvious because most of that stuff is like, well, think
Speaker 3: about like your sacral they say, whenever you're in your sacral,
Speaker 3: well you're just super sexually charged or like if you're drinking,
Speaker 3: if you're like an alcoholic or somebody that relies on
Speaker 3: some kind of drugs just to get through the day,
Speaker 3: It's like, well, that's a lower vibrational thing because if
Speaker 3: you if you were higher vibrational, you wouldn't be trying
Speaker 3: to drown that out. And so and so, like I
Speaker 3: think that they these things are lower vibrational. And being
Speaker 3: is that we have the opportunity, you know, to be
Speaker 3: able to transmutate or be able to change our mood
Speaker 3: and put ourselves in a higher vibration. Once we you know,
Speaker 3: kind of developed that awareness that we can, then you know,
Speaker 3: all this lower vibrational shit like fucking get behind me, Satan,
Speaker 3: because you ain't nothing but a little bitch, you know.
Speaker 4: I heard that. Yeah, have you ever heard of like
Speaker 4: not only humans have that, well they call it like
Speaker 4: you know, the seven planes of existence as well, but
Speaker 4: have you heard that the Earth also has that type
Speaker 4: of energy around the earth as well, Like apparently in
Speaker 4: California that's where the root energy of the earth is.
Speaker 4: And if you look at La where what comes out
Speaker 4: of that Hollywood you know, the whole sex industry and
Speaker 4: all that stuff, And apparently people in ancient times used
Speaker 4: to use these specific points on the Earth to conduct
Speaker 4: certain things based on how the energy is over there,
Speaker 4: and people will suspect that's where the pyramids were built
Speaker 4: upon as well, on the like a Toronto field of
Speaker 4: some sort right on the earth.
Speaker 1: They've done studies at that site and they have found
Speaker 1: all kinds of like reasons why it.
Speaker 2: Was built specifically there.
Speaker 1: You could look at the star alignment, you could look
Speaker 1: at the underwater i'm sorry, underground waterbed that's hitting it constantly.
Speaker 1: You could look at the magnetic field surrounding it. There's
Speaker 1: levels upon levels of way more into then just some
Speaker 1: dudes doing it just because to put it in, to
Speaker 1: build it the way that it was built in the
Speaker 1: specific way that it was, the angles that it was,
Speaker 1: the start to finish, dude, one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Dude, there's something like really special about pyramids, I think,
Speaker 3: and I know that some people might question their validity.
Speaker 3: Maybe they were built two or three hundred years ago.
Speaker 3: I personally don't buy that. I think that you know,
Speaker 3: it's it's it definitely has to be part of, you know,
Speaker 3: one of the seven wonders of the world. And yeah,
Speaker 3: I get not all pyramids are absolutely perfect. Some of
Speaker 3: them are misaligned, some of them aren't aligned to stars,
Speaker 3: some of them are just there for whatever reason. There's
Speaker 3: that one city in China that we talked about that
Speaker 3: has like a thousand pyramids or some crazy shit in it.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, but I do believe like well,
Speaker 3: I mean specifically the Pyramids of Giza about how they're
Speaker 3: perfectly aligned with you know, Orion's belt, and like they
Speaker 3: go in, they check out all the dimensions, they check
Speaker 3: out the dimensions of the king's chamber and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: A lot of people will go and visit it nowadays,
Speaker 3: along with like even like crops circles. People go and
Speaker 3: visit it, and like you can just tell by the
Speaker 3: energy that you're you know, while you're around it, you're like, oh,
Speaker 3: there's some there's some different kind of shit going on here, dude.
Speaker 3: I would love to be able to visit the pyramids
Speaker 3: one day. That would be That's like one of my
Speaker 3: bucket list items for sure.
Speaker 4: Oh we got to one day just to see if
Speaker 4: you like feel something like I went to someone, uh,
Speaker 4: I know someone that went there like within this year,
Speaker 4: and she told me that they blocked a lot of
Speaker 4: areas off in the pyramids that used to be open
Speaker 4: and now they're blocked off. Apparently some research team is
Speaker 4: going through it right now for some whatever reason. They're
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 3: Wow, covering some shit up probably, I would guess, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean they cover up all the good things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're gonna, they're gonna.
Speaker 6: What they do is they get their their own like
Speaker 6: ministry people or whatever.
Speaker 5: Grand Hancock apparently said this.
Speaker 6: Or doctor Zayi Howas and Zaya how was but yeah,
Speaker 6: Grand hawk I said it in like another reasons.
Speaker 5: But they do this in Egypt as well.
Speaker 6: They'll have like these like certified officials from like the
Speaker 6: state department or whatever, and they'll go in first to
Speaker 6: see and then they'll come out, and then real researchers
Speaker 6: will come back in and see stuff that was missing,
Speaker 6: that was obviously taken out or it was like carved
Speaker 6: a way, and they'll change the entire like narrative or whatever,
Speaker 6: to the point where they actually banned him, I believe,
Speaker 6: right coming out, yeah, into one of the Egyptian sites
Speaker 6: because they were they were threatened by the narrative that
Speaker 6: he was giving out to the people.
Speaker 2: So all right, I can understand at first.
Speaker 1: Why the state department would send out an official to
Speaker 1: go in first before archaeological teams could get their hands
Speaker 1: on it. Okay, now I disagree with removing certain artifacts
Speaker 1: and all these things, but my reason is this, over
Speaker 1: the course of centuries, there has been so many examples
Speaker 1: of archaeological teams from Britain coming into name area, finding
Speaker 1: some sort of artifacts and immediately bringing it back to
Speaker 1: Britain to put in a museum somewhere and enrich themselves. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: that belonged to that region, that was their culture, that
Speaker 1: was their heritage, that was their connection to the old ways,
Speaker 1: to the old gods, to whatever to name the thing. Right,
Speaker 1: So I understand why Egypt would have, like, for instance,
Speaker 1: right now, there is a building in Paris that was
Speaker 1: torn down from Egypt, put on boats by Napoleon and
Speaker 1: reconstructed in Paris as a flex Like that type of
Speaker 1: shit happened at a large scale, right, So I get
Speaker 1: why egyptoud be like, hold on, before any of y'all
Speaker 1: fuck with it, We're gonna have our dude come in
Speaker 1: and catalog things that we know what da da da.
Speaker 2: I understand the reason for that.
Speaker 1: Now, your boy coming in and even if there was
Speaker 1: some sort of like religiously sacred artifacts in there that
Speaker 1: the Egypt for whatever reason doesn't want known to the world.
Speaker 1: And okay, at least I disagree with that, but I
Speaker 1: could understand the thought process. But your boy coming out
Speaker 1: later with a threatening narrative to the point where they
Speaker 1: had to say, yeah, you're not allowed to do this anymore.
Speaker 2: All right, now, you know, have you.
Speaker 4: Heard about the people in the Victorian times? They were
Speaker 4: actually eating the mummies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, mummia a substance that they sold. You could
Speaker 1: still buy it. Oh wait, it's old bottles, like they're
Speaker 1: not still making it or anything. Oh, actually, I take
Speaker 1: that back. Oh I forgot do y'all? They opened up
Speaker 1: that sarcophagus. I was like sealed in a specific way
Speaker 1: to where they were still liquid on the inside, and
Speaker 1: they were selling the juice from it. Oh oh John,
Speaker 1: Then look that up, brother, share the screen when you
Speaker 1: find it. I shit you not, this was real life.
Speaker 1: It was only like a year or two ago they
Speaker 1: opened a sarcophagus. Keep in mind, there was all kinds
Speaker 1: of inscriptions and spells which we know how to read
Speaker 1: the higher glyphs because of the translation, So like we
Speaker 1: knew that these were curses if you ever opened this
Speaker 1: sarcac They fucking opened it, of course because white people shit.
Speaker 2: I guess they don't know when to leave well enough alone.
Speaker 1: Then they found goop on the inside and they started
Speaker 1: selling it to the highest bidder.
Speaker 4: You think that goog will get you fucked up? You're
Speaker 4: drinking shit only one way to find out. I mean,
Speaker 4: what if it's just like a joke and it was
Speaker 4: like the most potent fucking alcohol you can get. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is actually from same though.
Speaker 3: This is actually from Ripley's Believe it or not, so.
Speaker 2: Oh twenty nineteen. Okay, I was a few years off
Speaker 2: my bed.
Speaker 3: But it says mummy Juice. McKendrick, a video games producer,
Speaker 3: is imploring the King of Skeletons in Egypt all to
Speaker 3: allow people to drink the red liquid from the cursed
Speaker 3: dark sarcophagus in the form of some sort of carbonated
Speaker 3: energy drink that we can assume its powers and finally die.
Speaker 3: So far, thirty four two hundred ninety eight people have
Speaker 3: signed the petition in hopes of making it happen, and
Speaker 3: the number keeps growing. Archaeologists in Alexandria Egypt opened the
Speaker 3: two thousand year old unmarked tomb in July twenty eighteen.
Speaker 3: The ancient coffin, made of thirty tons of black granite,
Speaker 3: is the largest stone sarcophagus ever disco the Mediterranean port city.
Speaker 3: Some believe that the eight and a half by five
Speaker 3: foot tomb was cursed and opening it would mean certain doom.
Speaker 3: Moustafa Waziri, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities,
Speaker 3: dispelled the rumors. Thank God, the world has not fallen
Speaker 3: into darkness. He said, I was the first to put
Speaker 3: my whole head inside of the sarcophagus, and here I
Speaker 3: stand before you. I'm fine.
Speaker 1: So what a weird claim as far as a professional quote, dude,
Speaker 1: this is a general. Apparently he's like, I'm the first
Speaker 1: to stick my whole head inside it.
Speaker 2: Bro what dude?
Speaker 1: Flex like the most unprofessional flex like, I mean, like right.
Speaker 3: Well, and then it then it goes into what's inside
Speaker 3: it said. Others hope that there would be a giant
Speaker 3: mummy inside, or though it would contain the remains of
Speaker 3: Alexander the Great. Instead, researchers found three skeletons floating in
Speaker 3: a crimson sewage like substance. They soon determined that the
Speaker 3: bodies were of two men and one woman stacked on
Speaker 3: top of each other. Ancient gang bag.
Speaker 2: How do we know their genders? How do we know?
Speaker 3: They claim?
Speaker 1: And that's right because skeleton and DNA rimmans don't fucking line.
Speaker 2: There's only two options moving.
Speaker 3: On anyhow, the skeletons are either from the Ptolemaic or
Speaker 3: Roman periods. One of the skeletons as a seventeen centimeter
Speaker 3: wide hole in the skull, indicating the person underwent some
Speaker 3: sort of surgery. This doctor he believes that it was
Speaker 3: a It was trepanation, which involves drilling a blur hoole
Speaker 3: into the cranium. This surgery is the oldest surgical invention
Speaker 3: ever known since prehistory, but was rare in Egypt. Trepidation
Speaker 3: was performed for religious and medical purposes and to treat
Speaker 3: alignments such as headaches, hypertension, and swelling of the brain.
Speaker 3: As for the red liquid inside, researchers agree it is
Speaker 3: it is contamination from sewage water, which is so potent
Speaker 3: that it rotted the wrapping. In cases, the uh rotted
Speaker 3: the wrappings in casing the three skeletons. It's safe to
Speaker 3: say that most people avoid coming into contact with much
Speaker 3: less drinking wastewater. The people who signed the petition may
Speaker 3: want to reconsider consuming the red goop. Instead of obtaining
Speaker 3: powers from the dead, they are more likely to acquire
Speaker 3: a virus, bacterial infection, or disease from the juice encompassing
Speaker 3: the decaying bodies.
Speaker 1: Oh man, okay, so I guess they found I think
Speaker 1: I found a semi true article.
Speaker 2: Then somebody found that.
Speaker 1: Sarcophagus, and I guess wrote an article about how they
Speaker 1: were selling the juice. Apparently that's not true, but the
Speaker 1: sarcophagus is real, though.
Speaker 5: They wanted to make a carbonated energy drink out of it.
Speaker 4: Broh, Like that is why aliens have not yet.
Speaker 1: Bro Why would they interrupt? They are watching this show unfolded.
Speaker 1: It's like the wildest ship. It couldn't write this story.
Speaker 1: Why would they interrupt it?
Speaker 3: Brode and do that?
Speaker 4: Imagine it comes to planets to get new content right
Speaker 4: for their like shows and shit like the prime fucking
Speaker 4: planet right now. Oh my god, this is horrible, dude.
Speaker 3: But even even that whole sentiment, Like, all right, let's
Speaker 3: say they weren't able to drink it like a fucking
Speaker 3: energy drink, which is disgusting. If you look into certain
Speaker 3: energy drinks out there, dude, it'll blow your mind some
Speaker 3: of the ingredients that are in it. And I can't remember, uh,
Speaker 3: the exact name of this ingredient, but there's a like
Speaker 3: for all those people who drink celsius, just cover your
Speaker 3: ears if you don't want to hear this, because I
Speaker 3: used to be hard on that stuff, dude, Like I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, this is a this is a healthier
Speaker 3: energy drink, you know, just walking around, it's a slimmer can.
Speaker 3: It's like summer vibes or whatever. The fucking and well,
Speaker 3: you look into some of the ingredients in there, and
Speaker 3: one of them is the foam on top of sewage
Speaker 3: plants that they extract and then put inside of these
Speaker 3: energy drinks.
Speaker 1: That's okay, I did more research into it, and that's
Speaker 1: not untrue.
Speaker 2: That is a true statement what you just said.
Speaker 1: However, there's a few more steps to that process.
Speaker 2: So it's not like it's not as bad as you're thinking.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 3: What it is, you take something from a fucking sewage plan.
Speaker 3: I'm not drinking that shit.
Speaker 1: That's but I can't deny that what you just said
Speaker 1: is a factual statement.
Speaker 4: That's very true. What point What does that ingredient do
Speaker 4: for the drink?
Speaker 1: That waste is used as a part of a chemical
Speaker 1: process to create something that is used in the energy drink.
Speaker 3: It's the vitamin B.
Speaker 2: No, that's not Let me look it up.
Speaker 3: Let me look it up. I will, I will clarify it.
Speaker 3: But I'm like, I'm like ninety percent sure that's true.
Speaker 2: You're drinking shit?
Speaker 5: Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 2: No, Bang is not.
Speaker 1: Bang was cleared good to go by the by this
Speaker 1: board of people.
Speaker 2: But there was a few. One of them was Rain,
Speaker 2: one of them was Celsius.
Speaker 1: I think they said red Bull was okay on this,
Speaker 1: but don't drink it for other reasons.
Speaker 2: Monster. I think they said had this in it. I
Speaker 2: thought it was not the.
Speaker 3: It's BE twelve.
Speaker 2: I was right, is it?
Speaker 3: That's how they make their B twelve? Is that that's
Speaker 3: where they get it from. So supposedly this B twelve
Speaker 3: is going to give you that energy. Meanwhile, it's just
Speaker 3: from the remains from like your grandma's piss or something.
Speaker 3: It's like, what am I drinking?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 6: I can't imagine going to a sewage plant and just
Speaker 6: being like, I need that right there, right there, I
Speaker 6: need that for my new drink.
Speaker 1: It's the foam off of their their aeration ponds in
Speaker 1: the waist.
Speaker 4: Disgusting, dude, It's it's nasty.
Speaker 3: But you think about it, like people have been doing
Speaker 3: that ship for forever. Maybe not drinking you know, foamy
Speaker 3: piss and putting into energy drinks, but like but like
Speaker 3: you know, they have been you know, like taking apart
Speaker 3: the animal and eating every single part from the animal.
Speaker 3: You know, like nothing goes to waste. And that's the
Speaker 3: same thing. Like, think about all of the waste that
Speaker 3: goes on at at at any kind of chemical plant,
Speaker 3: Like there is no such thing as waste of the right, bro.
Speaker 2: Fuck the chemical plants. Let's talk the food grade facilities.
Speaker 1: And I'm not going to talk about places I may
Speaker 1: or may not have worked at. But like, if as
Speaker 1: far as historical precedence goes, Jonathan, you're right. There was
Speaker 1: a book written. This was prior to the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 1: It was probably the early nineteen hundred and nineteen teens.
Speaker 1: It's called The Jungle. Okay, Now, this author wrote this
Speaker 1: book and it was supposed to be a story about
Speaker 1: a hardworking man who worked odd jobs where he could find.
Speaker 1: It was in this meat packing plan, it was in
Speaker 1: a canned food facility, whatever. But instead of the public
Speaker 1: reading this book and taking this hard working story of
Speaker 1: this guy making it rags to riches, they were disgusted
Speaker 1: by everything they read about what was going on in
Speaker 1: the food manufacturing facilities that they didn't know about. For instance,
Speaker 1: American beef would be thrown like slaughter the cow, section
Speaker 1: it off, throw it on a boat and try to
Speaker 1: sell it in Europe. Whatever cuts weren't sold. Keep in
Speaker 1: mind by boat, whatever cuts weren't sold in Europe, they
Speaker 1: would spread a little iron oxide i e. Rust all
Speaker 1: over the meat and in America they would bring it back.
Speaker 1: They would sell rotten meat colored red from rust to
Speaker 1: the American public. The milk pasteurization plants were using formaldehyde
Speaker 1: as a filler ingredient to make the milk go longer.
Speaker 1: That was not known about by most people. But then
Speaker 1: they did testing and realize, holy fuck, this milk is
Speaker 1: like ninety percent milk ten percent from maudehyde peas. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, green peas in a can. Same
Speaker 1: thing with the processing trying to sell it in Europe
Speaker 1: and then selling it back here. They were pale, they
Speaker 1: were rotten. They just sprayed a little copper oxide, i e.
Speaker 1: Green dye. Unhealthy, wasteful, green dye, but enough to make
Speaker 1: it passable to the American public. That's when they stopped
Speaker 1: using butter and started using margarine. And it was this
Speaker 1: whole thing. So the author actually went in saying I
Speaker 1: aimed for America's heart, but hit their stomach. And that
Speaker 1: to your point, Jonathan, as far as what's been allowed,
Speaker 1: what people have done or been okay with putting in
Speaker 1: their bodies, and what we've been lied about in that regard.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, there's all long history.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 3: It's sick.
Speaker 6: I'm kind of you, but I love that he said
Speaker 6: I aimed for America's heart, but I hit their stomach.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, the Jungle check it out.
Speaker 1: I think it was actually about in New York Is
Speaker 1: where this dude was at.
Speaker 5: Of course it was. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It's funny though, because then I've done research on this,
Speaker 6: which is a baffled my mind. But I remember somebody
Speaker 6: talking and they were like they were saying, how your
Speaker 6: brain and your and and.
Speaker 4: Your gut are like very very closely.
Speaker 5: Linked to one another.
Speaker 6: Yeah you're yeah, and your brain I mean, sorry, you're
Speaker 6: I think your your stomach has like its own like
Speaker 6: neurons and ship in it too, But your brain and
Speaker 6: your stomach are very.
Speaker 5: Very closely related.
Speaker 6: Like if you ever had a stomach ache, or if
Speaker 6: you were ever like you know, intoxicated, like you'd know,
Speaker 6: like you're in a completely different state of mind, Like
Speaker 6: you're in a survivalist kind of situation.
Speaker 5: And I think that's why.
Speaker 6: And like I like politics aside or whatever, but like
Speaker 6: one person that I noticed that seemed like they're actually
Speaker 6: like adamantly talking about that is Robert F. Kennedy, where
Speaker 6: he just goes into like how the American Food Society
Speaker 6: and our drug departments are just it seems like they
Speaker 6: don't they either don't care what they're putting into the
Speaker 6: public or they're deliberately attacking our stomachs, They're attacking our blood,
Speaker 6: are our neurons, everything you can imagine. And I think
Speaker 6: that goes into the point about like these like higher figures,
Speaker 6: like they don't have to be necessarily these like super
Speaker 6: spiritual beings that are invoking their control like on like
Speaker 6: our reality and the spiritual sense, but they can be
Speaker 6: like these top political figures who are invoking that same
Speaker 6: exact control, but they're doing it in our physical area
Speaker 6: by limiting the amount of nutrients we get in our body,
Speaker 6: limiting or completely destroying that gut biomey.
Speaker 2: So I think it's a combo. I think it's a
Speaker 2: combination of both.
Speaker 1: I think we do have nefarious figures at the top
Speaker 1: that are making sure that we are getting soy forced
Speaker 1: into places in our diet where it doesn't need to be,
Speaker 1: and making sure that we are super grain heavy and
Speaker 1: stead of super vitamin rich and fiber heavy like that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely cabal at the top is doing that.
Speaker 1: But I also think it's negligence right from the FDA,
Speaker 1: the Food and Drug Administration one hundred percent. Look at
Speaker 1: all these food facilities that are like manufacturing these massive farms.
Speaker 1: Agricultural runoff is the number one water pollutant in our
Speaker 1: nation right now. That is an insane fucking thing to
Speaker 1: say out loud. And not only are we talking pesticides
Speaker 1: on plants, we're talking animal shit runoff into the waters
Speaker 1: because they're not actually processing it correctly, and because industrial
Speaker 1: agriculture was never how agriculture was supposed to be done.
Speaker 2: So I think that it's a combination.
Speaker 1: Of negligence too, where they're like, eh, fuck it if
Speaker 1: this thing happens, Oh oh it got contaminated with this
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 2: Eh, fuck it.
Speaker 1: They got to cook it for they eat it. Fuck it,
Speaker 1: it's got to go to this place before it gets canned.
Speaker 1: Ah fuck it, it's got to go here. But it's
Speaker 1: just negligence and shit gets kicked down down the hill
Speaker 1: until it goes into our stomachs and we are starving
Speaker 1: for fucking nutrients.
Speaker 3: I actually I'm not gonna even race them with negligence
Speaker 3: because if you think about it, look at all the
Speaker 3: chemicals that are in a bottle of ketchup in America
Speaker 3: and a bottle of ketchup in say, Australia. You're going
Speaker 3: to see about three or four ingredients in that Heinz ketchup.
Speaker 3: Like two of them are gonna be vinegar and tomatoes,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. Like, and then you look
Speaker 3: over ours, Dude, that list has so many fucking names
Speaker 3: on it that I can't pronounce, I've never heard of,
Speaker 3: and I don't know why they're in there.
Speaker 1: So like a sugar in ketchup in America. No fucking
Speaker 1: reason for that, by the way.
Speaker 3: Right, And so there there are different rules for obviously,
Speaker 3: like different countries as far as they as what they
Speaker 3: allow and stuff like that. But think about it. People
Speaker 3: were talking about fluoride in your toothpaste for forever until
Speaker 3: they finally got the hint and said, you know what,
Speaker 3: we're gonna make some toothpaste without any fluoride in it.
Speaker 3: Maybe we can make a couple bucks off of it.
Speaker 3: And then you find out, well, now they're putting this
Speaker 3: other chemical in there that's not good for you. Same
Speaker 3: thing as the aluminum in the deodorant, you know, like
Speaker 3: people are like, oh, don't put that illuminum in there,
Speaker 3: because you know it basically it's you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: like there's a it's an anti perseprint, but it's not
Speaker 3: good for you to be able to to ingest all
Speaker 3: that aluminum and stuff like it's cancerous and.
Speaker 1: That dude, especially sweat lands that are meant to be
Speaker 1: excreting things and like constantly not being clogged up. Oh yeah, dude,
Speaker 1: heavy metals clogged that ship so bad at least a cancer.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: But the thing is is that, all right, well you
Speaker 3: go and get the aluminum free dedorant. Well, now they're
Speaker 3: going to have some other shit in there, and they're
Speaker 3: just replacing it with other shit that is equally as bad,
Speaker 3: if not even worse than than what you thought, just
Speaker 3: as a marketing gimmick. And so they're clearly like it's
Speaker 3: obvious to me. And maybe it's just because I've been
Speaker 3: doing this show for so fucking long my head might
Speaker 3: be so far shoved up my conspiracy ass that I
Speaker 3: don't know daylight. But but it's also possible that they
Speaker 3: are purposely poisoning us. Poisoning us because what is America known,
Speaker 3: ass bro, it's the fucking American experiment. Like we are
Speaker 3: being experimented on every single which you look. This is like,
Speaker 3: I mean, has there ever been such a longer, as huge,
Speaker 3: all encompassing experiment. Whenever you think about the water and
Speaker 3: the tooth based and the food and the air and
Speaker 3: the Wi Fi and all this other shit, We're getting
Speaker 3: bombarded from every single possible way they possibly can, and
Speaker 3: still people are waking up. So two giant middle fingers
Speaker 3: to them, That's all I was gonna say. That makes
Speaker 3: you really question how powerful the human race really is.
Speaker 3: If it takes that much shit to keep us in
Speaker 3: a state, and yet we're still waking up and smelling
Speaker 3: the shit, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Like, I wonder what they're really truly afraid of. How
Speaker 4: powerful are we actually and how much how many people
Speaker 4: on the planet actually know how powerful we actually are.
Speaker 4: I mean, one thing is one thing to say, hey,
Speaker 4: I'm a powerful person. Is another thing to innately know
Speaker 4: your actual power and what you can exert on this planet.
Speaker 4: So maybe there's like maybe that true knowledge is what's
Speaker 4: really being hidden, and you know, maybe we're we haven't
Speaker 4: come across that enough of us yet to really, you know,
Speaker 4: actually execute on it.
Speaker 3: I think it's just all part of their game, dude.
Speaker 3: I think that this could just be and maybe I
Speaker 3: don't know, maybe they're evil, Maybe they're Maybe it's all
Speaker 3: one big test to see if you do wake up
Speaker 3: to it. Like I like to look at it from that,
Speaker 3: Like I know that some people, they get so caught
Speaker 3: in the whole poor me situation. Poor me, I live
Speaker 3: in America, Poor me, I'm getting poisoned. Poor me, I'm
Speaker 3: getting all these Wi Fi signals going through my brain
Speaker 3: and frying every single you know, at them or whatever
Speaker 3: throughout my body. But it's like if you look at
Speaker 3: it in like a game mentality and you say, oh,
Speaker 3: I learned that, so now I don't have to worry
Speaker 3: about that anymore. And I'm gonna be on the lookout,
Speaker 3: or I'm gonna look at you know, maybe I'll get
Speaker 3: a different kind of catcher up. I'm gonna try and
Speaker 3: learn how to make my own toothpaste, or I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get like the proper water filtering system that filters out
Speaker 3: all the fluoride and and you know, all the all
Speaker 3: the different chemicals like chlorine and all that shit that
Speaker 3: we don't really necessarily need in our body. It's like,
Speaker 3: I like to look at it as more of a challenge.
Speaker 3: And that's what I think, you know, is great about
Speaker 3: what a lot of all of us are really talking about,
Speaker 3: because it can be seen, like conspiracies in general, you
Speaker 3: listen to them long enough, it can be seen as
Speaker 3: a fearful thing. And because a lot of what we
Speaker 3: talk about, like it's not cool, like you're constantly being fucked.
Speaker 3: That's literally every episode we're talking about how hard we're
Speaker 3: being fucked, you know what I mean. But it's like
Speaker 3: it's like you don't have to look at it that way.
Speaker 3: You can look at it not from a fearful state,
Speaker 3: but just be you know, opening up your third eye,
Speaker 3: having that awareness, so now you know what to really
Speaker 3: look for. And so that's how we like to even
Speaker 3: transmutate that whole idea and say, well, look now you know.
Speaker 3: Now you can't be fooled anymore. Now the veil has
Speaker 3: been broken. Now it's up to you to do, you know,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to do now that you're aware of
Speaker 3: all this shit. That's the way I like to look at it.
Speaker 6: Hell, yeah, you know, people are afraid of that responsibility though.
Speaker 6: I've talked to a lot of people where I've like
Speaker 6: wasted my effort just trying, just crying so hard just
Speaker 6: to make them see it. And you can't make someone
Speaker 6: see you can you can make someone you can even
Speaker 6: make them see it with their own eyes, but to
Speaker 6: get it to actually resonate with them and their in
Speaker 6: their hearts and their minds a different thing. I've literally
Speaker 6: shown people like evidence right in front of their faces,
Speaker 6: and I can tell like they know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 6: but there's a little bit of like fear behind them
Speaker 6: for the unwillingness to to want to accept it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was gonna say people are afraid of responsibility
Speaker 4: because what if you really found a hey, maybe it
Speaker 4: is all up to me and it's my fault that
Speaker 4: maybe am doing certain things a certain way. A lot
Speaker 4: of people like to give external forces that power because
Speaker 4: they don't want to, you know, really sit down and
Speaker 4: be like, damn, I'm in a situation because I'd rather
Speaker 4: be good tomorrow to be good today.
Speaker 1: I've heard I've said it so many times before, and
Speaker 1: I still stand on this, bro. People not not the
Speaker 1: person individually. A person is smart, right, a person can
Speaker 1: think on things. But people, I believe that people really
Speaker 1: don't want freedom. Okay, in reality, people want the freedom
Speaker 1: to be comfortable, and that's about it. Because true freedom
Speaker 1: is taking ownership, it is taking responsibility and account for yourself,
Speaker 1: and that's I feel like most people actually don't want
Speaker 1: that because they don't understand the depths of how deep
Speaker 1: that can really go well.
Speaker 3: And it's up to the individual, you know, like guess
Speaker 3: how you were talking about, Like it's up to the person,
Speaker 3: Like you know, whenever whenever we have these shows, we
Speaker 3: have these kind of conversations, we don't hope to speak
Speaker 3: to the people we hope to speak to the individual listening.
Speaker 3: And because it's up to you to become aware of
Speaker 3: certain things and change your life accordingly. You know, like
Speaker 3: if you know that you're being manipulated one way or another,
Speaker 3: it's up to you, Like, all right, do I want
Speaker 3: to keep on being manipulated? All right, I'll just keep
Speaker 3: on living my life this way and that. And you know,
Speaker 3: now at least I have awareness of whenever I'm getting screwed,
Speaker 3: And that's fine. You want to live your life that way,
Speaker 3: that's totally fine. We like to look at it as
Speaker 3: truth seekers. So then once we find out that truth,
Speaker 3: we can apply it to our perspective of the world
Speaker 3: and our perspective of this reality and then change it up.
Speaker 3: Because nobody wants to be sick, nobody wants to be poisoned,
Speaker 3: nobody wants to like just be propagandized in every single
Speaker 3: corner of every single social media or TV channel or whatever.
Speaker 3: We all want to just rise above that. And and
Speaker 3: you know, we don't want to be lying to anymore.
Speaker 3: And and that comes with taking accountability of changing your
Speaker 3: own life in that way.
Speaker 1: I think I also want to mention this talking to
Speaker 1: the individual listening right now to you, dear cult member,
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, if you've heard sirens at all during this podcast, yo,
Speaker 1: your boys are the real life in New York City.
Speaker 1: You can hear the New York City and I know
Speaker 1: it's a fire department.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, that along lot.
Speaker 1: Ud No, No, no, you're good because like, all right,
Speaker 1: so where I'm at, we're about to get hit with
Speaker 1: that hurricane. And as I keep hearing the sirens, I'm
Speaker 1: thinking like, oh, somebody just went off the road or
Speaker 1: some shit, like, oh, somebody did something stupid. So like
Speaker 1: I hear it, I'm thinking like, oh fuck, is it
Speaker 1: on my end? And I'm like, oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's just NYC, dude, that's all.
Speaker 6: We tut it out, like there's probably like fifty sixty
Speaker 6: sirens a day.
Speaker 5: You probably, yeah, like goes past us at this point.
Speaker 4: Looking in a city like this, they do say that
Speaker 4: New York City is the center of the matrix. It's
Speaker 4: very interesting to see the kinds of people that live
Speaker 4: here and how different everyone is. You know, it's just
Speaker 4: a weird experience, especially at the age of man. Now
Speaker 4: I'm twenty four now and growing up here in New
Speaker 4: York City. I've seen, like, you know, you go outside
Speaker 4: right now, everyone's got somewhere to be. It's kind of
Speaker 4: like it's like it looks like a program is being
Speaker 4: ran out there. Everyone got somewhere to be. But when
Speaker 4: you sit down and stop for a second and you
Speaker 4: just look around in New York City, when you just
Speaker 4: pick your head up, like, I don't know, it's just
Speaker 4: so many things going on. And the people here are
Speaker 4: very interesting. You know, you go meet talk to someone
Speaker 4: down the street and they have a crazy life story
Speaker 4: that should be a movie. And then you talk to
Speaker 4: someone else that's just you know, they sell cans and
Speaker 4: that's all they do. It's just an interesting place to
Speaker 4: live in. Although we'll love to get out of here.
Speaker 3: It's fucking Gotham, dude.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, now, look, it's very different like
Speaker 1: life in a city, especially in New York City. But
Speaker 1: like any real, real, densely populated business style city do,
Speaker 1: life there is a entirely different thing than life every
Speaker 1: fuckingwhere else. And I don't mean like the country where
Speaker 1: you ain't got a neighbor for the next mile, you know,
Speaker 1: nothing like to that level.
Speaker 2: But bro, y'all got to get the hell out of
Speaker 2: the city. Y'all gotta come breathe the free air.
Speaker 3: Yeah, come on down, baby.
Speaker 2: Texas is promised land. Dude.
Speaker 1: Look look, and I would say Louisiana is. But that's
Speaker 1: only if you fuck with humidity. If you don't Texas
Speaker 1: a spot.
Speaker 3: And you love mosquitos, that will take off your children
Speaker 3: from your backyard.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I mean for real, bitches, like
Speaker 1: a little like for real, and it'd be like that,
Speaker 1: it do. But like I said, if you don't fuck
Speaker 1: with the heat and humidity and vampire fucking mosquitos, yeah, Texas,
Speaker 1: fuck it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I might have to.
Speaker 4: I've been to Houston before, Like it was a very
Speaker 4: interesting experience. I say, wow, I remember walking to like
Speaker 4: the store and I see everyone open carry. I was like,
Speaker 4: holy shit, this is this is it. I would love
Speaker 4: to do this shit, Dude.
Speaker 3: It's tied out here. So I've been living out here
Speaker 3: since February. And like I live in Katie, which is
Speaker 3: right outside of Houston, and dude, I love it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: This is my first time really like living in the city. Like,
Speaker 3: I know, Katie is kind of an outskirt of Houston,
Speaker 3: but I'm like twenty minutes away from Houston. Katie itself
Speaker 3: is growing into this massive city. Everything is right there
Speaker 3: wherever you need to go, dude.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I do.
Speaker 3: Love Texas outside of the whole city part of it,
Speaker 3: but I do plan on. I was just talking to
Speaker 3: my buddy about this, like, dude, give it like another year.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna go buy a little piece of land
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna build a cabin and I'm just gonna
Speaker 3: be like that fucking wizard living in the woods in
Speaker 3: the middle of Texas somewhere, and and eventually, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe somebody gets lost, and you know, maybe they maybe
Speaker 3: they're sick, maybe they're tired, maybe they don't know their
Speaker 3: way around, and I got all the magical potions be like,
Speaker 3: oh you heal yourself. Maybe this here here it is
Speaker 3: like I just want to be that. I just want
Speaker 3: to be that old wizard.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: Some liquid, Yeah, that's all it is, just mummy juice.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about.
Speaker 1: Yo, but some real ship, Jonathan, Look go for it,
Speaker 1: because I believe that is your true calling.
Speaker 2: Just please, the love of God, have weafy hooked up
Speaker 2: so we can keep doing this. You know what?
Speaker 3: I mean, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, starlank or some bullshit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, why does that every you know, for
Speaker 4: some reason, I feel like a lot of dudes have
Speaker 4: that ambition. I just want to live in like the
Speaker 4: fucking woods or some ship. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think about that out loud.
Speaker 1: That is what men, human beings, not just men, I
Speaker 1: mean like human being have been called to nature since
Speaker 1: the dawn of time. Like I think about this, the
Speaker 1: smell of fire, not a house fire, but like wood
Speaker 1: burning on a fire. You having that smell about you, right,
Speaker 1: That is a natural scent that has been so ingrained
Speaker 1: in the human emotional psyche of living up until like
Speaker 1: the last hundred years. You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: I mean a lot of people would say, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about. I'll cook over a wood fire every day, Okay,
Speaker 1: you're the exception.
Speaker 2: Like these days, that's the exception, you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, We as humans have lost something that used to
Speaker 1: be just natural to us. You know, that's that's the
Speaker 1: correct way is to want to go to nature, to
Speaker 1: want to walk around barefoot on the grass. What a
Speaker 1: fucking weird concept that is so lost in our day
Speaker 1: and age today.
Speaker 3: You know, what I'm saying, like to breathe in the
Speaker 3: oxygen that the trees and all the plants are getting off,
Speaker 3: like those same trees that Bill Gates wants to cut
Speaker 3: down because that's not good for the atmosphere as far
Speaker 3: as the carbon bullshit goes, Dude, he wants to chop
Speaker 3: down all the trees and bury them.
Speaker 2: He did it. He didn't want to, he did.
Speaker 4: He's doing it.
Speaker 6: It is a fucking a menace to society.
Speaker 1: His famous to help global warming into to help global
Speaker 1: warming homeboy cut down a massive swath of forests and
Speaker 1: he didn't timber the wood at all.
Speaker 2: He dug trenches and just buried the trees.
Speaker 1: Because that helps global warming and helps us with more
Speaker 1: CO two and shit.
Speaker 3: And his his famous quote as to like, because people
Speaker 3: are like, wait a second, Like I thought we were
Speaker 3: supposed to be planting trees to help, you know, with
Speaker 3: the atmosphere, and like, why are we chopping them down
Speaker 3: and then burying them? It makes no sense?
Speaker 4: He goes.
Speaker 3: His quote goes, He goes like, uh, I'm sorry, are
Speaker 3: we the conspiracy theorist or are we the scientist? He's
Speaker 3: like like, first off, you're not a fucking scientist, bro,
Speaker 3: Like you're a shop you know what I mean. And
Speaker 3: the fact that you're cutting down trees and burying them,
Speaker 3: it's like, that's that seems like something doctor Evil would
Speaker 3: do if he as a real dude.
Speaker 4: You know, yes, he sounds like a real life super villain. Man.
Speaker 2: Oh dude.
Speaker 1: He got tax dollars to do it too, Like he
Speaker 1: pushed the initiative through the state to get tax dollars
Speaker 1: to pay for that to happen.
Speaker 6: To help global logic in that though no one they
Speaker 6: told it, we had Disney channels promoting planting fucking trees everywhere.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, I'm trying to understand. Is he saying that
Speaker 4: because trees produce carbon? Think about this.
Speaker 1: Also, this is the same guy that said he wanted
Speaker 1: to reduce the world's population by ten percent by promoting vaccines.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've giving people.
Speaker 1: More medicine will kill ten percent of the world's population,
Speaker 1: and everybody cheered.
Speaker 2: People are just like not asking questions. They're just like
Speaker 2: taking what he says and is like, good job.
Speaker 3: The idea, the idea behind it, allegedly is that whenever trees,
Speaker 3: you know, they die and they start to decompose, that's
Speaker 3: whenever the carbon raises up to the atmosphere, so he's
Speaker 3: getting them before they die, even though it's kind of
Speaker 3: at the very worst, you could say it's balancing each
Speaker 3: other out. I would say, you know, the abundance of
Speaker 3: healthy trees around the the some of the trees that
Speaker 3: are dying off or whatever, I don't know, but he
Speaker 3: wants to bury them so that that energy or that
Speaker 3: what whatever came.
Speaker 6: But it's like, it's like, have we not been living
Speaker 6: on this planet for fucking billions of years? Like the
Speaker 6: trees have been doing their thing, bro, forever, but just
Speaker 6: stop fucking with the tree.
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 4: That is the weirdest shit I've heard in a very
Speaker 4: long time.
Speaker 5: And that's just crazy. I'm sorry, that was just crazy.
Speaker 4: That's just weird.
Speaker 6: Tired of hearing his name come up in articles I
Speaker 6: guess about like what we should be doing when he's
Speaker 6: been like banned apparently it's so many countries in Africa,
Speaker 6: Like you.
Speaker 4: Know, I always tell people this, like, why would you
Speaker 4: take health advice from a guy who mainly just eats
Speaker 4: McDonald's Burger's. Bro? Apparently, yeah, he eats and you want
Speaker 4: to take health advice from him?
Speaker 2: So do y'all.
Speaker 1: What do y'all think about the possibility that's not even
Speaker 1: Bill Gates anymore?
Speaker 2: The real one died in twenty twelve in India.
Speaker 5: Oh man, because because we just watching.
Speaker 4: Invasion on Marsh.
Speaker 1: Okay, so have y'all heard of that? Apparently Bill and
Speaker 1: Melinda Gates were I wish I can remember off the top.
Speaker 1: It was either Nepaul, India or Sri Lanka. I know
Speaker 1: that's a wide gap of land that I'm talking here,
Speaker 1: but just bear with me. It was southern southern Asia.
Speaker 1: They were motorcycling to this area to try to give
Speaker 1: aid in some way, shape or form. Apparently they were
Speaker 1: killed on this expedition, and the two people that returned
Speaker 1: are the evil villains that have been running the ship
Speaker 1: since you.
Speaker 4: Know what, I wouldn't help put it passed that, you
Speaker 4: know why, because the way I'm thinking about it is,
Speaker 4: first of all, I believe extraterrestrials are can be physical
Speaker 4: and spiritual. I believe that they're real, Okay, But I
Speaker 4: also believe it's not so hard to you know, clone
Speaker 4: somebody as they say it is, you know, like they
Speaker 4: can easily clone somebody, like they say, hey, we just
Speaker 4: made a new sheep. By the time they did that,
Speaker 4: you know, they're cloning a fucking human right now.
Speaker 1: But you know what I mean, Oh, dude, they did
Speaker 1: they sleep in the eighties, didn't their seventies or some shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The only reason they didn't do it with humans because
Speaker 6: they were like, oh, it's kind of on constitutions, it's unconstitutional.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, they got it right underneath their feet. They got
Speaker 4: test tubes and shit. I believe personally, I got to
Speaker 4: read more into that story, but I'm not going to lie.
Speaker 4: It doesn't seem like something that's like impossible. There's shit
Speaker 4: that's going on right now that people like that I
Speaker 4: thought was bullshit turned out to be true, and it
Speaker 4: was like damn, Like what's next? You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, well, that's the thing is that you know possible. Like,
Speaker 3: we we take it on faith that these scientists and
Speaker 3: people you know that are in the higher ranks of
Speaker 3: society are just doing what's best for humanity and what's
Speaker 3: best for the planet and and and all these things.
Speaker 3: We just take it on faith, but we don't really
Speaker 3: look and and follow where that money is really following, right, Like,
Speaker 3: if you follow the money, you can kind of see
Speaker 3: the chain of events transpiring as somebody who wants to
Speaker 3: make money and doesn't really care about humanity and doesn't
Speaker 3: give a shit about the earth and doesn't you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, Like, and so it's all really fueled
Speaker 3: by money. The pairs climbing a cord and all these
Speaker 3: different like h organizations that are like supposedly there for uh,
Speaker 3: protecting us from some kind of global catastrophe or something
Speaker 3: like that. It's like, oh, they're they're bringing in billions
Speaker 3: of dollars a year, and where's that money going? Not
Speaker 3: where you thought it was, you know.
Speaker 4: And not just that how Apple uses the environment as
Speaker 4: an excuse to sell you less shit for the same
Speaker 4: amount of money. Yes, that's how they do it. Hey,
Speaker 4: buy new iPhone, it's a thousand dollars, but we won't
Speaker 4: give you a charging brick because of the carbon footprint,
Speaker 4: right bull.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, all of the lithium, all of the nickel, all
Speaker 1: of the cobalts, all of the slave labor that put
Speaker 1: got materials to build that phone, all the slave labor
Speaker 1: that it was to build the phone in the iPhone
Speaker 1: manufacturing facilities to get to you, pretty much just slave labor,
Speaker 1: like very very low overhead costs here, but one thousand
Speaker 1: dollars for the phone that maybe costs some seventy dollars
Speaker 1: to manufacture.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying not even you know, you think about
Speaker 3: it like if you're if you're the one that is
Speaker 3: harvesting minerals, and if you're the one that you know
Speaker 3: has all access to every single piece of technology and
Speaker 3: the and the glass and all the components of the
Speaker 3: phone and all that shit, you're the one that is
Speaker 3: is really in charge of all that. Like, dude, I
Speaker 3: would be shocked if it costs them more than like
Speaker 3: six dollars to be able an iPhone on some real shity.
Speaker 4: Type shit, right.
Speaker 1: The only reason why transportation costs. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: because remember what was the guy We did an episode
Speaker 1: on him last year. It was like the head of
Speaker 1: like a third of all of the iPhone manufacturing facilities.
Speaker 1: Because the way that China employs them all you have
Speaker 1: one facility that just puts on this part, they'll put
Speaker 1: it in a box into this place, they put on
Speaker 1: this chip, they put in a box, into.
Speaker 2: The next one they put on.
Speaker 1: It's they just do a million different factories that all
Speaker 1: do one job. But a dude somewhere at the tippy
Speaker 1: top who like was in charge of a third of
Speaker 1: the iPhone manufacturing shit, decided to what was it, defect
Speaker 1: to Taiwan and like there was a bounty put on
Speaker 1: his head or some shit.
Speaker 2: We did a whole episode about that.
Speaker 1: So it's like the only reason why I'm saying seventy
Speaker 1: quote unquote just gas to transport that shit from point
Speaker 1: A to point B, to point C to point D,
Speaker 1: point e to point.
Speaker 2: F all the way to the store we get it from.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're right, Maybe it's like ten dollars. I don't know.
Speaker 4: They do that.
Speaker 6: It's not just Apple, they it's just allmos from down.
Speaker 6: It's a trickle down. Apple was probably like there as well, obviously,
Speaker 6: but the United States government does it as well, and
Speaker 6: they've admitted this too, Like you'll charge like seventeen hundred
Speaker 6: dollars for a freaking screw for like a B twelve
Speaker 6: or like a sixteen aircraft, and it's like they'll claim
Speaker 6: it costs that much because it's military grade, military spec
Speaker 6: That's that's just that's bullshit, dude.
Speaker 2: As a veteran, that makes me nervous.
Speaker 1: As fuck when something says military great, because I know
Speaker 1: that that means by the cheapest bidder.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's that's not good. Military quality is not good.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's just like that.
Speaker 2: That's it. Who's can do the job for the cheapest amount.
Speaker 6: It means, right, it's like they kind of put in
Speaker 6: a bid. Whoever has the lowest it kind of wins
Speaker 6: the contract or or they have a friend. And that's
Speaker 6: what they've gotten in trouble too, is for assigning these
Speaker 6: contracts to these specific CEOs for specific political leverage as well.
Speaker 2: But you think that right.
Speaker 1: Everybody thinks about Dick Cheney right as soon as the
Speaker 1: war kicked off, Halliburton and all the connections there. Never
Speaker 1: mind the fact that our current Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin,
Speaker 1: still is currently on the board of directors for Atheon.
Speaker 2: His payouts in twenty twenty two were two point.
Speaker 1: Five millions in dividends, So like he's a part of
Speaker 1: the military industrial complex. He's also the Secretary of Defense
Speaker 1: currently in the United States.
Speaker 2: So oh yeah, dude, deep getting paid.
Speaker 5: I mean, isn't that kind of a conflict of interest?
Speaker 1: You would think, But that's not a elected official that's
Speaker 1: an appointed position.
Speaker 2: So Biden pretty much said, hey.
Speaker 5: We've realized you can kind of appoint anybody, right.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, Oh, did y'all hear about what just happened
Speaker 1: with Raytheon though, No. Apparently they had all of their
Speaker 1: plans for like eight different fighter jets sent to China,
Speaker 1: so now China is able to make defenses against like
Speaker 1: some of our most advanced weapons and aircrafts. This was
Speaker 1: done because one of the top dogs at Raytheon, who
Speaker 1: was his fiance was in China. He went there on
Speaker 1: a trip for like three months and took his work
Speaker 1: laptop with him and like, oopsie, Daisy, I lost all
Speaker 1: the specs wamp wamp. And now it's like the country
Speaker 1: that is an actual threat to America now has a
Speaker 1: real good look at what we have under the hood
Speaker 1: for some of our top aircrafts.
Speaker 2: And that just happened this guy.
Speaker 1: By the way, the fine enacted on Raytheon by the
Speaker 1: United States government was less than a tenth of a
Speaker 1: percent of their fucking income this year. That it was
Speaker 1: like it basically to the scope of what just happened,
Speaker 1: Raytheon just got the equivalent of a low grade speeding ticket.
Speaker 2: For potentially treason as shit and.
Speaker 3: Just flick him on the nose.
Speaker 4: He don't do that again, stop it.
Speaker 1: You just had the Chinese in New York City. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, the who is it your governor's aid?
Speaker 1: Who was a Chinese spy? She was got the rest
Speaker 1: of the last week to the sh two bro she
Speaker 1: was under Cuomo's desk, like, oh yeah, this is two
Speaker 1: different governors that she was under. And then it makes
Speaker 1: you wonder, wait a minute, how in the fuck did
Speaker 1: New York City get that one hundred thousand masks from
Speaker 1: China out of nowhere? Why was everybody listening to Governor
Speaker 1: Cuomo with some sort of a source dur in COVID
Speaker 1: around the entire country? What inside fucking information did he
Speaker 1: have to China that we didn't know about cut to
Speaker 1: Chinese spy found in the governor's cabinet?
Speaker 4: Yeah, wid yeah, fucking insane.
Speaker 6: Before that too, it was the FBI woleland security, a
Speaker 6: whole bunch of departments crackdown on I forget what it was,
Speaker 6: but some some cabinet positions. It was like it was
Speaker 6: it was a bunch of Chinese nationals that we're inside
Speaker 6: this position. They were selling information And I don't know
Speaker 6: the specific thing. I know they came down on it.
Speaker 1: How about two years ago, and that secret Chinese police
Speaker 1: station was found in New York City and Chinatown. What
Speaker 1: they had a police station funded and operated by the
Speaker 1: CCP operating in Chinatown that got discovered in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: Like that.
Speaker 4: Will not happen in China though.
Speaker 2: No, it's even worse.
Speaker 1: The Chinese government sends them here to keep an eye
Speaker 1: on Chinese citizens in America to make sure that they
Speaker 1: haven't lost sight of who's really important and make sure
Speaker 1: they haven't gotten too americanized.
Speaker 4: That's what I see. It's funny, like America's integrity can
Speaker 4: be bought with a fucking check, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Like it's insane how they can own farmland here, But
Speaker 4: I checked, and I don't know if this is true
Speaker 4: or not. Maybe it is, but we don't have any
Speaker 4: fucking land over there, so we do not. So it's like,
Speaker 4: why are we allowing foreign countries that are supposedly our
Speaker 4: enemies to have land here, to have their own things here?
Speaker 2: Like that?
Speaker 4: Shit makes no sense.
Speaker 2: Look at our southern border, dude.
Speaker 1: Half of the people crossing right now, are Chinese nationals.
Speaker 4: Yes, I've seen that.
Speaker 1: And then when you ask them, there's videos of asking
Speaker 1: where are you going, they all say to the farm,
Speaker 1: to the farm, to the camp. They have locations, and
Speaker 1: we know that the cartel is already doing this. They
Speaker 1: have whole weed growing operations on public land and national
Speaker 1: parks all throughout California right and basically if they ever
Speaker 1: get caught, they burn into the ground and head out.
Speaker 1: But like, they have thousands of growing operations all throughout
Speaker 1: California and the desert. But you look at what's going
Speaker 1: on with the Chinese nationals crossing the border right now.
Speaker 1: They also have camps set up in the middle of
Speaker 1: bum fuck nowhere, all throughout the West and Midwest where
Speaker 1: these military ags Chinese males just so happened to be,
Speaker 1: you know, stacking up.
Speaker 2: Why would they be doing that? Why are we allowing
Speaker 2: that to happen?
Speaker 4: It makes me want to go and get my license
Speaker 4: even more. Bro.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what. We got the stats right
Speaker 3: here China. China has a stake of three hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty three nine and thirty five acres of US land
Speaker 3: as of twenty twenty one, which is about one percent
Speaker 3: of and it's not just any land, it's agricultural land.
Speaker 3: Farm land in the United States. That's that's only pertaining
Speaker 3: to the agricultural land. There's no talking, no telling how
Speaker 3: much in total. But whenever you're referring to how much
Speaker 3: America owns of Chinese land, all land in China is
Speaker 3: owned by the Chinese government, who then lease it out
Speaker 3: for seventy years at a time. When you buy a
Speaker 3: home in China, you are only buying the property and
Speaker 3: not the land the property is built on. Meaning if
Speaker 3: the government decides that they need the land that your
Speaker 3: property is on for any reason, they may evict you.
Speaker 1: Oh well, you look at the way China's gone with
Speaker 1: their borders right now. Chinese occupy Mongolia, Chinese occupied India
Speaker 1: that led to that fistfight a couple of years ago
Speaker 1: on that mountain between the Chinese and Indian forces.
Speaker 2: Right you look at.
Speaker 1: Chinese occupied Malaysia. They're trying to push into Taiwan, and
Speaker 1: now with the civil war and Meamar going on, China's
Speaker 1: talking about pushing into Meamar and occupying that land to
Speaker 1: like quell the resistance and to be a humanitarian aid
Speaker 1: in the area. They're just gonna take it over because
Speaker 1: Meamar is currently, as of UN stats, the world's largest supplier.
Speaker 2: Of opium on Earth.
Speaker 1: Afghanistan has been dethroned as the poppy King. Apparently ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of the opiums going into pharmaceuticals are grown
Speaker 1: in Memar.
Speaker 5: Right now, and they're coming straight to us.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Well they're stopping off in China to get cut with fentan,
Speaker 1: or at least they're about to, and then.
Speaker 2: The drug we stop everywhere in the chain, oh dude.
Speaker 6: And we used to be like one of the most secure,
Speaker 6: like national like border countries in the world.
Speaker 5: Like essentially it was we were completely invadable.
Speaker 6: If if Russia wanted to come over through the top
Speaker 6: throughout Alaska, Canada, it'd be practically impossible. Same thing in
Speaker 6: the southern border as well. And then we just started
Speaker 6: inviting them inside. It's like it's like just waiting for
Speaker 6: for a trigger to be pulled, and then you have
Speaker 6: one hundred thousand Chinese nationals inside.
Speaker 4: Of our That's what I'm saying. Remember Operation paper Clip,
Speaker 4: how they brung you know, the you know, the the
Speaker 4: Nazi scientists over here to help us. I think it
Speaker 4: was like reversed. I think they you know, they came
Speaker 4: over here and they started slowly taking over political power,
Speaker 4: and now we're just getting fucked royally right now, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, I think the World War two.
Speaker 4: And it's just my opinion based on you know, shit
Speaker 4: that I've read online, which could all be fake, you know,
Speaker 4: to anyone who just says that shit that I think
Speaker 4: that we long lost World War two. That's what I think.
Speaker 4: I think we've been taken over like on the inside.
Speaker 4: Didn't think we lost like in like on the battlefield.
Speaker 4: I think we lost like in the long run, because
Speaker 4: now you're gidding.
Speaker 2: Ah, we won the battle, but we lost the war.
Speaker 4: I see exactly. That's what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's very similar.
Speaker 3: It's similar to like, you know, did the Roman Empire
Speaker 3: fall or did it just convert into the Vatican? You know,
Speaker 3: like it's the same exact thing. These things just evolve.
Speaker 3: And so maybe we were given the idea that like, yo,
Speaker 3: we won World War two, but meanwhile, like shit has
Speaker 3: been very different since then. It doesn't look anywhere near
Speaker 3: the same. And you know, I mean, and who's to
Speaker 3: say what history you can trust? Bro? Like at the
Speaker 3: at the real core of it. It's like, you know,
Speaker 3: we go to school, and I would say ninety five
Speaker 3: percent of what I learned in school is not applicable
Speaker 3: to my daily life, you know, like on some real shit,
Speaker 3: Like I can't what am I gonna do with fucking
Speaker 3: like algebra in real life? Like I'm just not going
Speaker 3: to use that, Like I'm not gonna going WHOA A
Speaker 3: plus B equals C. I just got to find the
Speaker 3: equation or whatever. You know, Like there are certain things
Speaker 3: and the same thing goes for history class. And I'm
Speaker 3: not saying that you can't apply that, but there is
Speaker 3: a chance that everything that we learned about in every
Speaker 3: single history book, whether it's American history, European history, you
Speaker 3: know whatever, world history, like all these different histories, these
Speaker 3: are just, as they say, lies agreed upon, and so
Speaker 3: we may think that, you know, shit was awesome in
Speaker 3: the early nineteen hundreds, you know what I mean, Like, dude,
Speaker 3: nobody was fucking poisoning their water. They weren't getting propagandased,
Speaker 3: and if they did, it was their fault because all
Speaker 3: they had was the fucking radio. Anyway, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like there was a time where it seemed
Speaker 3: like people weren't being as manipulated. But that's just what
Speaker 3: we're told and we kind of just got to accept it,
Speaker 3: because who's to say that they didn't have some form
Speaker 3: of mass deceit in the first place. And that does
Speaker 3: take many forms. I mean, it could take religious form.
Speaker 3: Maybe that was a form of control. It could take
Speaker 3: you know, well here, you know, we're we're going to
Speaker 3: uh start taxing the shit out of you, and eventually
Speaker 3: we're gonna stop. Well, like we'll stop taxing you after
Speaker 3: a while. We just got to get these these roads built.
Speaker 3: We just got to get these hospitals built, like we
Speaker 3: got we just got to pay you know, uh, school
Speaker 3: teachers or whatever, and then we'll go away from it.
Speaker 3: But then they never do. It's the same thing that
Speaker 3: happens with you know, nine to eleven in the Patriot Act.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, we're just gonna monitor you know, what
Speaker 3: goes on at these airports just because this happened. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: it's like, well, you know, most likely it was an
Speaker 3: inside job, and so that means if it was an
Speaker 3: inside job, then uh, we're looking at the Hegelian dialect.
Speaker 3: You already had the solution of monitoring every fucking body
Speaker 3: that walks into an airport and making them take off
Speaker 3: their shoes and all that other shit that was involved
Speaker 3: with the Patriot Act. But if that was the main goal,
Speaker 3: then you know they carried out the problem and they
Speaker 3: they already knew the reaction, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's like this shit is planned backwards. It's it's very
Speaker 3: very much playing backwards.
Speaker 1: It's perspective, like you said, right, It's like, at first glance,
Speaker 1: to a certain group, the early nineteen hundreds in America
Speaker 1: might look great, except that, like the Ku Klux Klan
Speaker 1: was a thing, you know what I mean, And like
Speaker 1: to a certain group of people, the early nineteen hundreds
Speaker 1: really fucking sucked, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So it's like, but no, no, no, to.
Speaker 1: Your point, that's it is all about perspective, because while
Speaker 1: this group, what's true to them about a certain thing
Speaker 1: is not what's true to this group about the exact
Speaker 1: same thing one hundred percent points.
Speaker 6: And I just want to comment on that too, like
Speaker 6: how I view it as well from a scientific perspective.
Speaker 5: Albert Einstciince said it great himself. Is everything is relative.
Speaker 6: Everything, like my position here is relative to this position
Speaker 6: screen Josh of seeing you guys from a different perspective.
Speaker 6: I know that's like a very localized kind of like viewpoint,
Speaker 6: but if you extrapolate that outwards, everybody has their own
Speaker 6: inner perspective. Yeah, and to manipulate that as the masses
Speaker 6: is like one of the most artful things that we've
Speaker 6: been able to do. Because propaganda, like the word prop
Speaker 6: aganda itself is relatively recent. I believe it came from
Speaker 6: I don't know if I think it's King Henry the
Speaker 6: sixteenth or.
Speaker 4: Something several hundred years ago.
Speaker 6: But it changed from like the propagation of information, like
Speaker 6: valuable information, into like what we know propaganda now, which
Speaker 6: is like this deliberate insemination of like specific kind of
Speaker 6: information to control the masses into believing one specific thing,
Speaker 6: whereas there's so many different perspectives you can have on
Speaker 6: one thing.
Speaker 1: So propaganda comes like the word propagate. So like, for instance,
Speaker 1: whenever you are propagating a certain type of flower, you
Speaker 1: are spreading pollen, right, so, and you're giving that new
Speaker 1: life to the next generation of that flower. Now you
Speaker 1: take that to the realm of propaganda, you are spreading
Speaker 1: that words that it can take a life of its
Speaker 1: own and spread on to the next generation or the
Speaker 1: next person to hear it in the game of phone tag.
Speaker 3: Right, but ideally they weren't poisoning the flowers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, But that's my point, so to your yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree, it can be used in a good way,
Speaker 1: but adversely, there are those that are using it in
Speaker 1: a bad way.
Speaker 2: Right. The spread of information can be an amazing thing.
Speaker 1: That's how medicine is discovered, that's how enlightenment is shared.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, that's how lies and falsehoods
Speaker 1: and false flags spread as rapidly as they do.
Speaker 4: But now you know how they tell you that when you,
Speaker 4: for example, you ever like scroll through your social media
Speaker 4: and you see a bunch of good comments and then
Speaker 4: you see that one comment, You're like, you know, fuck
Speaker 4: that guy. You know, I'm going hand to hand. I
Speaker 4: think it's the same thing right now. I think there's
Speaker 4: a bunch of good guys also preventing a lot of
Speaker 4: bad shit. But we only hear about the bad shit
Speaker 4: because that's what's you know, more broadcastable, and that's what
Speaker 4: more people will latch onto. But yeah, I think it's
Speaker 4: all about perspective too. It's everything in life. Everything is
Speaker 4: centralized to you, Well.
Speaker 3: We have a certain like we have a nervous system,
Speaker 3: and it's it's built to you know, like animal instincts
Speaker 3: or whatever to be able to protect us, you know,
Speaker 3: and protect our kids or whatever from the harm and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. That's kind of like built in. And
Speaker 3: the thing is they learned how to manipulate that in
Speaker 3: multiple different ways. They're like, all right, well, we want
Speaker 3: to make sure you're always on edge. You notice how
Speaker 3: like there's way more people who are depressed and have
Speaker 3: anxiety now than in the history of ever now. I mean,
Speaker 3: you could look at that and say, well, maybe these
Speaker 3: people just weren't being treated, you know as well, or
Speaker 3: maybe maybe they didn't call it depression and anxiety. Maybe
Speaker 3: you just you know, you had nerves that you that
Speaker 3: you couldn't deal with or whatever. Right, And but you
Speaker 3: see it like more so, way more now than it
Speaker 3: ever has been. And it's of my opinion that the
Speaker 3: reason is is because they're targeting certain nervous systems. You
Speaker 3: think about it, like, whenever you listen to music, whenever
Speaker 3: it's not at four hundred and thirty two herts and
Speaker 3: you're listening to that shit that's in four hundred and
Speaker 3: forty herts. It's designed to grab your attention because it's
Speaker 3: such an abnormal sound. It's not a sound that you
Speaker 3: find in nature. You know, whenever they changed a from
Speaker 3: four thirty to four or four thirty two two four
Speaker 3: four two four forty, you know they they did that
Speaker 3: for a specific reason. And there's actually like a lot
Speaker 3: of musicians who will say, like, yeah, I make my
Speaker 3: shit in four thirty two, Like I want you to
Speaker 3: sit here, I want you to vibe to it. If
Speaker 3: you want to smoke some weed, you can just fucking
Speaker 3: melt into that couch and let me. Let me take
Speaker 3: your soul on a journey in this song, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. But if it's in four forty, you're
Speaker 3: like your ears are all up and you're fucking you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, Like you're just constantly looking around too.
Speaker 4: Like there's there's people who would take like popular songs
Speaker 4: that then you know, put it in four thirty two hurts.
Speaker 4: And I remember testing that, like I was listening to
Speaker 4: some one of my favorite songs like in the regular
Speaker 4: frequency and then listening to in four thirty two, and
Speaker 4: you can really hear the difference in four thirty two
Speaker 4: versus four forty, Like four forty sounds more like like
Speaker 4: rumbully and you know deep and you know dark, and
Speaker 4: then four thirty two sounds more light and angelic. For
Speaker 4: some fucking reason, I think that's.
Speaker 2: Why vinyl hits different. I'm gonna be straight up.
Speaker 1: I think that that is why listening to a vinyl
Speaker 1: record hits different than listening to a digital download.
Speaker 3: It's possible.
Speaker 4: I don't feel the vibration or the energy.
Speaker 1: It's more of a pure sound transfer. It's not going
Speaker 1: through something to be reverber. It's it's very much it's just.
Speaker 2: Riding that rail on that on that vinyl like scratch,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: It's the pure like audio from that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's like like for instance, but the
Speaker 1: first time I ever listened to a vinyl it was
Speaker 1: led Zeppelin Volume two, Okay, which is awesome, excellent album.
Speaker 1: But my point is, I feel like that is the
Speaker 1: closest that we can get to being in the studio
Speaker 1: with the band on day of recording. You see what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Like, I just and if you ever listen
Speaker 1: to a real vinyl, it's a thing. I'm not like
Speaker 1: a nerd. I don't own a record player. I wish
Speaker 1: I could, but it's I think there's really something to that,
Speaker 1: especially as we talk about pure auditory frequencies and vibrations
Speaker 1: that are hitting our ear drums as a pure form,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Dude, check this shit out, bro, I didn't know this.
Speaker 3: It wasn't until nineteen forty that the the United States
Speaker 3: adopted a equaling you know, the the key A four forty.
Speaker 3: So whenever they changed it from four thirty two to
Speaker 3: four to forty, it happened in nineteen forty first off,
Speaker 3: which is pretty funny.
Speaker 4: Wow, but.
Speaker 3: Right, it happened in nineteen forty, and they set a
Speaker 3: equaling four to forty as the standard, with the rest
Speaker 3: of the world following and being complete by nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 3: And it said, but why did the world change in
Speaker 3: the first or why did Yeah, why did it change
Speaker 3: in the first place? For one thing, a equaling four
Speaker 3: thirty two is supposed to be a more natural vibration
Speaker 3: based on the fact that it's divisible by three, unlike
Speaker 3: a equaling four to forty, which is only divisible by two.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 1: Wow, So they're saying that three is more natural than two,
Speaker 1: I guess in the scheme of certain frequencies in music,
Speaker 1: I respectfully disagree because the way harmony works as a
Speaker 1: peak in a valley that's a one, and a two
Speaker 1: that's a zero, or a one that's a there's not
Speaker 1: a third in mixing wavelength, they added intermixing distortion.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I mean think about it like this, all
Speaker 3: the other frequencies that maybe you'll meditate to, Like nine
Speaker 3: hundred and sixty three, that's that's a natural frequency that
Speaker 3: is divisible by three. What is the other one?
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 3: I think it's five forty. Well you think about that
Speaker 3: like five, you know, uh, five forty Well, just look
Speaker 3: at it as fifty four that's divisible by three plus
Speaker 3: six and three, right, and so like every natural frequency
Speaker 3: is divisible by three except for four forty. That's strange,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 5: It's very strange.
Speaker 6: Considering I had a little bit of a thought experiment,
Speaker 6: I could be completely wrong. It's in regards to Tesla's
Speaker 6: three six nine three, And it's people who spout, you know,
Speaker 6: so many different riddles about what it possibly means. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: And I just remember one day I was just looking
Speaker 6: at three, I was like three six nine, Like, what
Speaker 6: does this mean?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I just got curious, and I was like, what is
Speaker 6: three three three two three three three three endlessly times itself?
Speaker 6: And whenever you multiply three three three three through three
Speaker 6: by itself or squared, it always enters into a hole.
Speaker 6: Any other number you try to do that with, well
Speaker 6: or not, the non synchronous numbers, they don't enter into
Speaker 6: a hole. So three two three three times it self
Speaker 6: multiplied that it's nine point nine nine nine n nine.
Speaker 6: But in mathematics we interpret that as actually one, and
Speaker 6: I had a calculus teacher who actually showed me the
Speaker 6: method for doing that, And same thing with six, six
Speaker 6: sixty six and nine nine nine nine. If you multiply
Speaker 6: those within each other, they're almost like synchronous groups. They
Speaker 6: kind of like pair together with each other as like
Speaker 6: as a form of pattern. It's a very it's a
Speaker 6: it's a very very ancient, I believe, form of knowledge,
Speaker 6: and we've only just recently began to experiment that. But
Speaker 6: there's an interesting visualization that I experienced that kind of
Speaker 6: like shows how susceptible we are to those types of frequencies.
Speaker 6: And it was this guy who took like a tuning fork.
Speaker 6: He took a tuning fork, and he another tuning fork
Speaker 6: next to it. He clashed one tuning fork, and the
Speaker 6: one that was next to it, even though it wasn't hit,
Speaker 6: the air molecule with around it was vibrating it. So
Speaker 6: even though it wasn't hit, it started resonating with the
Speaker 6: same exact frequency as the other tuning fork happened. And
Speaker 6: you can kind of take that and you can kind
Speaker 6: of like boil it down as we are our own
Speaker 6: form of tuning forks. Some people are susceptible to other
Speaker 6: people's tunes, you know, especially like with music or with
Speaker 6: voices or stories. There's all different types of frequencies that
Speaker 6: we can be susceptible to. A lot of people are
Speaker 6: susceptible to that as well. But we have to remember
Speaker 6: that we are just these tuning forks, and while we're
Speaker 6: susceptible to other people's tunes as well, we can also
Speaker 6: resonate something within and I think they discovered that in
Speaker 6: that same exact kind of time reason that you're talking about,
Speaker 6: through the they didn't experiment the Gateway method experiment where
Speaker 6: they conducted these experiments in Monroe Institute of Technology, and
Speaker 6: they had these people have these headphones over their ears.
Speaker 6: And I'm sure a lot of people have probably heard
Speaker 6: about it, but it was hemi sync technology that they
Speaker 6: believe allowed people to play certain frequencies in one ear
Speaker 6: a certain frequency in another ear, and it allowed the
Speaker 6: brain to sync up with one another, producing these crazy visualizations.
Speaker 5: And natural projections that people reported. So they unlocked that.
Speaker 6: They unlocked that very very early in history, and just
Speaker 6: recently I've been doing a lot of research into where
Speaker 6: that culminated into now how they've taken that technology. Now,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of good things they've done with it,
Speaker 6: with producing beautiful music is one thing has a lot
Speaker 6: of bad things they've done with it, which is producing
Speaker 6: directed energy weapons.
Speaker 5: It's something that we talk about.
Speaker 6: A lot where they can fire these things, these frequencies
Speaker 6: just like frequencies like music, but imperceptible to our ears,
Speaker 6: fire them into people's homes and cause them to feel
Speaker 6: nauseous or sick or irritable. And there was an incident
Speaker 6: called the I think the Havana syndrome. Yeah, that politicians
Speaker 6: were targeted by that by some Cuban intelligence or something
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the show on Discovery and then it
Speaker 1: went to the military channel called Future Weapons from the
Speaker 1: early two thousands.
Speaker 4: No, I've never heard of that, all right.
Speaker 1: So there was there was one episode where they were
Speaker 1: testing a new development of crowd and riot control. It
Speaker 1: was essentially a big ass satellite dish on top of
Speaker 1: an m wrap that's a military like transport vehicle. He
Speaker 1: aimed it at what would presumably be a crowd of
Speaker 1: people and flipped it on.
Speaker 2: Basically, it doesn't hurt them. Okay, you could. You could
Speaker 2: be fried by it for forever.
Speaker 1: It's not going to actually cause you harm, but it
Speaker 1: does cook the very top level of your skin and
Speaker 1: give you a really fucking bad sunburn.
Speaker 2: So basically it makes a crowd disperse.
Speaker 1: They were willing to show that on television in the
Speaker 1: early two thousand We're talking like four okay, like early
Speaker 1: two thousands.
Speaker 2: That was on TV.
Speaker 1: You don't even we don't even know what they currently
Speaker 1: had that they could actually use to get a response
Speaker 1: out of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah. N actually brung a document where he uh, he
Speaker 4: was going more into that where they were they have
Speaker 4: a diagram of the body and you can induce orgasms
Speaker 4: with frequencies you can like make someone believe that they
Speaker 4: got discerned from God. And like I was in your voices, yea,
Speaker 4: and I was thinking, I was telling this like what
Speaker 4: if think about it this way, Like there's war going
Speaker 4: on Middle East and other countries and stuff like that
Speaker 4: that are very religiously like backed with, you know, with beliefs.
Speaker 4: Just how human history has always been. Like like, imagine
Speaker 4: you're fighting someone and they like got a message from
Speaker 4: a directed energy weapon like your religion was right, fight
Speaker 4: and kill for me, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 4: how can you tell someone no, that's bullshit, that's a well,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, Like that shit is dangerous, right.
Speaker 3: Dude, Yeah, it absolutely is. But like going back to
Speaker 3: you were talking about the Monroe Institute, Robert Monroe, he
Speaker 3: actually brought that kind of HEMI sinking to technology over.
Speaker 3: He was trying to give it to the military to
Speaker 3: be able to like spy and aster projection and that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. And because that was you know, that's
Speaker 3: what was going on around that time with you know,
Speaker 3: paper clip and all that other shit. I mean not
Speaker 3: not long after it. But what is amazing that I
Speaker 3: really enjoy learning about that whole Monroe Institute, which I
Speaker 3: definitely want to take a trip out there some weekend.
Speaker 3: But like, what's great about the HEMI sinking technology is that,
Speaker 3: you know, most people, whenever you go into a hypnotic state,
Speaker 3: see like I do past life regressions, I give like
Speaker 3: I hypnotize people, you know, which is pretty cool. But
Speaker 3: it allowed me to learn about the different states of
Speaker 3: the brain. You know, you got the alpha, beta, theta,
Speaker 3: and delta states of your brain, you know, basically different
Speaker 3: levels of awakeness. And and the thing is is that
Speaker 3: whenever I'm trying to hypnotize somebody, I it's it's something
Speaker 3: that I'm trying to do that I'm trying to shut off.
Speaker 3: You're left so that I can only communicate with your
Speaker 3: right brain, which is something that you know typically happens
Speaker 3: only whenever you're getting ready to fall asleep or that
Speaker 3: you are asleep. This is why you dream like, This
Speaker 3: is why your dreams are illogical, you know, because your
Speaker 3: left brain, your logical side of your brain, is not
Speaker 3: tuning in. Dude, like, it's just your right brain. It's
Speaker 3: going on a fucking trip and there is no leash
Speaker 3: on that dog, you know. And that's why we can
Speaker 3: have all these crazy dreams. I mean, maybe you want
Speaker 3: to say that we're visiting other realms. That's up for conjecture.
Speaker 3: But but what was so great about the whole hemisync
Speaker 3: thing is is that instead of hypnotizing you to shut
Speaker 3: off that left part of your brain to be able
Speaker 3: to access the full potential of your right brain. Is
Speaker 3: that in hemi sync, it conjoins both of them. And
Speaker 3: that's why it's so powerful, because you're taking the left
Speaker 3: brain and teeming it up with the right brain. And
Speaker 3: most people aren't really, you know, doing that on a
Speaker 3: daily basis. Most people, you know, maybe got your head
Speaker 3: into clouds, or maybe you're so logical you can't even
Speaker 3: fathom anything that is like spiritual craziness or woo woo
Speaker 3: or whatever, like anything that seems out of the ordinary
Speaker 3: of the logical you know, the logical mindset is not
Speaker 3: even going to take heed to any of that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. And so I wanted to get into something
Speaker 3: I know that we're kind of coming up on it here,
Speaker 3: but I wanted to get into something that you guys
Speaker 3: had mentioned in one of your clips as far as
Speaker 3: how the CIA actually like tried to prevent people from
Speaker 3: astro projecting and astral traveling.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, didn't we that was a public that sounds
Speaker 4: that sounds like a long time ago we talked about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember hearing about that. It was so cool, dude.
Speaker 6: A while I mean a while ago we talked about these.
Speaker 6: It's it's essentially like psychotronic warfare. The CIA in many
Speaker 6: experience experiments they were conducting like these like X men
Speaker 6: kind of like experiments where they would get people in
Speaker 6: these rooms and they would they would try to see
Speaker 6: if they had these like extrasensory capabilities as well. They
Speaker 6: also like invented these devices supposedly that could kind of
Speaker 6: like prevent people from being able to do that as well.
Speaker 6: But like, is it was there like a specific like
Speaker 6: a like experiment or story attached with that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Was something along the lines of like how they were
Speaker 3: they were so people I guess within meditation or whatever
Speaker 3: can astro project and this is what you know Monroe
Speaker 3: Institute and a lot of the uh, the mk Ultra
Speaker 3: stuff was really about was the idea of astro projecting
Speaker 3: or uh what is it called remote viewing and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. Right, Yeah, Well, supposedly this was like a
Speaker 3: like a warfare against that, and they were basically like
Speaker 3: not allowing people to enter that realm of consciousness or
Speaker 3: being and it was like a defense mechanism against that.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So also to go more into that, like apparently
Speaker 4: there's areas on the Earth where they somehow created the
Speaker 4: spaces where they wouldn't allow remote viewers to actually view them.
Speaker 4: And you know, you can go into how true that
Speaker 4: actually is, but it will be insane that technology can
Speaker 4: transcend the physical in order to block something that's not
Speaker 4: even like physical at that point, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So apparently Area fifty one is one of those places.
Speaker 4: Apparently the moon is one of those places. Apparently other
Speaker 4: areas in the world. Is just that a national traveler
Speaker 4: cannot just look into there and see what's going on.
Speaker 4: Because think about it this way, and it kind of
Speaker 4: makes sense if all this was going on during that
Speaker 4: time and they had real projects where real remote viewers
Speaker 4: saw places in Russia or China that where they were
Speaker 4: not even physically Therefore, that's a huge security threat, you know.
Speaker 4: And this is back in like the how long ago
Speaker 4: was it like during the this.
Speaker 6: Was definitely during there are experiments that I know off
Speaker 6: the top of my head.
Speaker 5: In the Cold War. There's also some back in World
Speaker 5: War Two.
Speaker 6: Where they were trying to get people into the Nazi bases.
Speaker 6: And there was actually one specific story that I remember,
Speaker 6: and this is obviously a completely conjecture, but this was
Speaker 6: a story that was published I believe someone on the
Speaker 6: CIA website about their accounts where somebody was going into
Speaker 6: one of the bases and they were remote viewing. They
Speaker 6: were trying to detail it exactly, and they remember seeing
Speaker 6: another person there and usually it's fine, but this person
Speaker 6: was aware of their presence and it was almost it
Speaker 6: was almost like they could see them there, and so
Speaker 6: I think I remember they were like trying to like, uh,
Speaker 6: they were trying to get a detailed account of it,
Speaker 6: and the person like turned and was like you shouldn't
Speaker 6: be here or something like that, like kick them away
Speaker 6: and out of it. And there are people who actually report.
Speaker 6: One of our friends actually reports that he was able
Speaker 6: to actually travel at one point and he visited somebody
Speaker 6: who actually taught.
Speaker 5: Him how to do that.
Speaker 6: And he remembers when he was trying to I guess,
Speaker 6: not spy in him, but observe him. I guess that
Speaker 6: he noted that he was there and he kicked them
Speaker 6: out of his of his space.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like, apparently that's like some real like you know,
Speaker 4: when you say the word psychic, people just think like,
Speaker 4: you know, you're running your hands over crystal ball and
Speaker 4: tell your future it's not really like that. I mean,
Speaker 4: some people I don't know, But for the for what
Speaker 4: the CIE like define it as, it's just that someone
Speaker 4: who has extra sensory perception, who can perceive or feel
Speaker 4: things that are you know, they know there's not naturally
Speaker 4: supposed to be there, and they're able to feel that
Speaker 4: out like with their whatever they have in their bodies.
Speaker 4: And apparently everyone has the ability to do this, but
Speaker 4: some people are just born with the ability to do
Speaker 4: it better. Just like some people get born they sing good,
Speaker 4: and some people who born they can't fucking sing for shit,
Speaker 4: It's kind of like the same thing, because it's like
Speaker 4: some people are born with the ability to actually access
Speaker 4: it a lot better than someone who you know, born
Speaker 4: somewhere else can.
Speaker 3: Dude, I totally believe that that's possible. And I'll tell
Speaker 3: you and this, I had somewhat of a really kind
Speaker 3: of relatable experience to this saw on my other podcast
Speaker 3: Meta Mysteries. At the end of every show, we do
Speaker 3: a meditation, and after that meditation, you know, we'll talk
Speaker 3: about what we experienced during meditation. We're just constantly trying
Speaker 3: to have some sort of wild spiritual experience in these meditations.
Speaker 3: And it's not always like crazy. Sometimes you just want
Speaker 3: to meditate just to calm the fuck down and level
Speaker 3: yourself a little bit. But sometimes we do guided meditations,
Speaker 3: and sometimes we do weird frequency type meditations, and they're
Speaker 3: usually all connected with whatever we just went over on
Speaker 3: the show. But there was this one time I meditated
Speaker 3: and for some reason my mind, I was taken to
Speaker 3: like another planet. Now this could just be I could
Speaker 3: be pretending, I could just be hallucinating, whatever you want
Speaker 3: to call it, it felt real to me. But this
Speaker 3: one time I was meditating and I went to this
Speaker 3: planet and I went over there and I saw this
Speaker 3: other being there and he was like, I don't know,
Speaker 3: a different color, like he was blue or green or
Speaker 3: some shit. Right, I don't even really remember it as
Speaker 3: a minute ago, but I saw this be and he
Speaker 3: noticed that I was there, and he goes, what are
Speaker 3: you doing here? And I was like, I was like, uh, oh, dude,
Speaker 3: I'm just meditating here. Like I came, I was trying
Speaker 3: to resonate at a specific frequency, and I guess, you know,
Speaker 3: going straight to this planet. I guess this might be
Speaker 3: the this this planet's resonance or whatever. So my mind
Speaker 3: just went there right and in this and and so
Speaker 3: I asked this guy and I was like, well, why
Speaker 3: are you here? And he goes, well, I'm doing the
Speaker 3: same thing, but I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna take
Speaker 3: this resonant energy, resonant energy that I'm resonating at, and
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go use it to help me in this war.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh shit, we're kind of doing
Speaker 3: it for two different reasons. And so it's like interplanetary
Speaker 3: like different kind of frequency shit to where you can
Speaker 3: take a certain resonant frequency and it could help you
Speaker 3: in battle or it could help you meditate. I guess
Speaker 3: it just depends on what your like regular frequency is
Speaker 3: comfortable to you. And so maybe four thirty two is
Speaker 3: like a real like calming resonant frequency to us, but
Speaker 3: that could be a fucking warring frequency to like Jupiter
Speaker 3: for all we know.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, I was I was gonna say. This
Speaker 4: is my favorite types of conversations, by the way, because
Speaker 4: it really gets my mind going and I'm just thinking
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: You know how they say time is relative in the
Speaker 4: past president in the future, is actually happening right now
Speaker 4: and there's no concept of time. It will make sense.
Speaker 4: What if, like possibly you were you know, in that experience,
Speaker 4: you're speaking to someone who was like a fucking samurai
Speaker 4: and he was just meditating and it was like, Okay,
Speaker 4: I need this energy to come back and fight these
Speaker 4: fucking people, right, And then you're from another timeline or
Speaker 4: maybe even like on the same planet, but you're just
Speaker 4: existing at different levels of frequency. That's what I like.
Speaker 4: I get into that shit all the time.
Speaker 2: I love you know what if that's your chia Okay,
Speaker 2: now the concept of.
Speaker 1: Like your your inner chi, whatever that may mean to you.
Speaker 1: You're both going there for your reasons. He was finding
Speaker 1: his chi to center himself for battle. You were your
Speaker 1: cheat to send to yourself for your own enlightenment. Either
Speaker 1: way it goes. Is it possible that like that frequency,
Speaker 1: Maybe it's just you'll souls for whatever reason both vibrated
Speaker 1: that frequency, right, and there's nothing here wrong? One way
Speaker 1: or another about that it's like your happy place, so
Speaker 1: to speak, your happy place. You may be going there
Speaker 1: for different reasons at different times in your life for
Speaker 1: god knows what, but the fact that you happen across
Speaker 1: at that moment, that's interesting, dad, dude.
Speaker 3: And it and like that can even relate to you know,
Speaker 3: other animals here on this planet. You know, you play it,
Speaker 3: you you blow into a dog whistle, it's gonna fucking
Speaker 3: freak the fuck out of your dog, you know, but
Speaker 3: you don't even hear it. So it's affecting them differently
Speaker 3: than it would affect you. And I don't know, maybe
Speaker 3: it's different everywhere like that.
Speaker 4: You know, I heard this saying that sound is the
Speaker 4: only like thing that can affect you without your consent,
Speaker 4: you know, And this is the I heard that saying before,
Speaker 4: and it was just like, you know, you could be
Speaker 4: sitting here and you can be spiritually a tune or
Speaker 4: you can have like a strong mind, but if someone
Speaker 4: has like a weapon and they can shoot at you
Speaker 4: like that, shit like that would hit you like that
Speaker 4: helped you know whatever way it does, right, But it's
Speaker 4: very interesting because I've never had any experiences like that.
Speaker 4: But I've always read stories about it, and every time
Speaker 4: I hear read a story about it, it just like
Speaker 4: it makes me wonder, like how much larger this world
Speaker 4: or this universe actually is if you're able to act
Speaker 4: as something like that with just your mind.
Speaker 3: Dude, I think that you know, that's why, Like I
Speaker 3: love meditation. We do a meditation every single episode, and obviously,
Speaker 3: like I do meditation on my own time as well,
Speaker 3: But like I think that, you know, meditation is great
Speaker 3: for grounding and you know, centering yourself and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: That's all fine and dandy, Like that's great, right, But
Speaker 3: I can't imagine that that's why the Yogis are going
Speaker 3: up in a fucking cave in some kind of mountain
Speaker 3: in India and meditating for thirty days just to center themselves,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like you go back and
Speaker 3: you look at like what was it Moses went up
Speaker 3: to the mountain for forever and like to speak to God?
Speaker 3: Like who's to say? Maybe maybe we're talking about the
Speaker 3: same thing, you know what I'm saying, Like it could
Speaker 3: all be in that kind of realm.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I believe, like just from what you guys are
Speaker 6: like saying like how I visualize it, like how we
Speaker 6: have science here, like we have quantum computers, and like
Speaker 6: what we know about quantum computers or quantum things in
Speaker 6: general is that they can be like.
Speaker 5: One and zero's at the same time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, something like if that's even physically possible in this reality.
Speaker 5: I'd like to think.
Speaker 6: That our ones and zeros, being you know, their distinct
Speaker 6: kind of realities, are also kind of overlaid and stacked
Speaker 6: upon one another. But it takes a different type of
Speaker 6: vibration to kind of separate those two, Like we live distinctly,
Speaker 6: but we also live separately at the same time. And
Speaker 6: I think the use of meditation, at least from how
Speaker 6: I guess I practice it, you can, I guess people
Speaker 6: practice it differently. But how I I guess achieve that
Speaker 6: state is by quieting all the other forces around me,
Speaker 6: all that other noise in this reality. And I reach
Speaker 6: a point in meditation sometimes where it's like this reality
Speaker 6: as I know it ceases to exist. And I think
Speaker 6: that's an important part of that step of meditation to
Speaker 6: achieve those or experience those other frequencies, because it allows
Speaker 6: your brain to have almost like an empty cup. It's like,
Speaker 6: you know, our cups are so full here because we
Speaker 6: carry this reality with us. But when you empty it
Speaker 6: for a minute, we allow another reality to enter it,
Speaker 6: with one another, maybe combined with another.
Speaker 1: That's what happens at my silent retreat every year. I plug,
Speaker 1: unplug from the matrix and I go silent.
Speaker 2: I don't even speak for four days and meditate. I fully,
Speaker 2: fully agree with what you're saying right here, brother.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it just goes to show like the whole
Speaker 3: idea of like like the double slit experiment. You know,
Speaker 3: all you got to do is just pay attention to
Speaker 3: it and it acts differently. It's like that's if you
Speaker 3: put that on a mask. Ellen trying to try to
Speaker 3: apply that to the rest of everything that you know.
Speaker 3: It like doesn't really make sense in a physical reality.
Speaker 3: But whenever you go into that meditative mind and you know,
Speaker 3: now that's what you're paying attention to. So that's where
Speaker 3: all your focus is, and that's how your reality is
Speaker 3: going to change within yourself in your mind, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, And you can you can shut all
Speaker 3: that off. It's like what you know whenever you're watching TV.
Speaker 3: You know you first of all, whenever you're watching TV,
Speaker 3: you fall into an alpha state of mind, which is
Speaker 3: a light trance. That's why whenever somebody is you know,
Speaker 3: you're watching TV and your girlfriend or your wife or
Speaker 3: your mom or whatever is like, hey, go do the dishes,
Speaker 3: motherfucker or whatever, right, and it's just going one through in,
Speaker 3: through one air and out the other because you're in
Speaker 3: that light trance and you're hypnotized to that TV. Which,
Speaker 3: by the way, they did a study on that, like
Speaker 3: twenty years ago. They hooked up a bunch of nodes
Speaker 3: to like a bunch of these people's brains just to
Speaker 3: see how fast, like how much time does it take
Speaker 3: for like the human mind to be able to fall
Speaker 3: into that trance whenever they're watching TV.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: It was like one hundred participants or one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty participants or whatever, and no body lasted longer than
Speaker 3: sixty seconds without falling into a light trance.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's kind of scary. That's actually it's kind of scary.
Speaker 3: It's crazy shit, dude. The mind is a powerful thing.
Speaker 3: And like our boy the Magician Lord Byron Jester, he goes,
Speaker 3: the mind is a weapon. Keep it loaded.
Speaker 4: Have you have you read the book The Law of One.
Speaker 3: No, I haven't. I've heard of it.
Speaker 4: Oh man, that's that's a great book. It does the
Speaker 4: same thing. So the Law of One is a bunch
Speaker 4: of these people who came together and meditated together, but
Speaker 4: instead of uh, you know, traveling to another place, they
Speaker 4: allowed another being to speak through their vessel and tell
Speaker 4: them information. So they came across this being called Raw,
Speaker 4: and Raw is a collective entity of like a bunch
Speaker 4: of others, like a huge like species, like imagine like
Speaker 4: the human race as one uni mind, and they were
Speaker 4: communicating to a being like that but somewhere else, right,
Speaker 4: and this being was basically giving information apparently, like the
Speaker 4: being knew that we humans used to live for thousands
Speaker 4: of years and then for some reason, you know, shit happened,
Speaker 4: you know, things went down the fan, and then we
Speaker 4: our lifespan got lowered by like almost one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: And it's because a lot of information. But it was
Speaker 4: just like a weird thing that was happening. And the
Speaker 4: book is like has like actual documents of this happening
Speaker 4: of the woman who went and spoke to the Raw being,
Speaker 4: and it's it's done in like the seventies.
Speaker 3: Actually, dude, I love that shit. I need to read
Speaker 3: that book.
Speaker 4: Then, Yeah, the law of one it tells you the
Speaker 4: what's it called that being taught the universal laws to
Speaker 4: whoever was participating there. One of them is like free
Speaker 4: will is like a universal law that can't be broken.
Speaker 4: So if it were to be broken like it apparently
Speaker 4: intervention would happen. So that gave well the person took
Speaker 4: that as whatever we're going through right now, we as
Speaker 4: a species allowed it to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, there is is like definitely some kind of
Speaker 3: not even verbal, but like psychic contracts that we just
Speaker 3: constantly agree to on a daily basis that we're not
Speaker 3: even really fully aware of, you know, and it's it's
Speaker 3: I mean, even like these weird contracts that you kind
Speaker 3: of just make up in your eye. I don't know, dude.
Speaker 3: I like I think that the entire existence is mental.
Speaker 3: I think every single thing is a mental thing, and
Speaker 3: we're just out here experiencing it thinking that it's a
Speaker 3: physical reality whenever. Whatever. Anyway, I don't want to go
Speaker 3: to woo woo here. I know how Jacob feels about that.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, you're good, brother, But I gotta say,
Speaker 1: and I forget which one of y'all said it earlier.
Speaker 1: The sound is the one energy that can affect you
Speaker 1: without your consent, right, and I agree with that one
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Speaker 2: Noy.
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