Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have words for anyone who is not a Jew,
Speaker 2: derogatory term meeting everyone else but us.
Speaker 3: So they want to harm as many goys as they
Speaker 3: possibly can. And look at their talmud, their talmud, says
Speaker 3: killemple Hall. It's your religious duty to steal from them,
Speaker 3: to bring harm to them.
Speaker 4: Martin Luther, the man.
Speaker 5: Who created Protestant Reformation, back in fifteen forty three, wrote
Speaker 5: a book called The Jews and their Lies. In this
Speaker 5: book he outlined toad code of Jewish doctors.
Speaker 3: Jewish doctors are here to pleasing us Germans. This is
Speaker 3: what he was saying in fifteen forty three. The Jews
Speaker 3: and their lives and.
Speaker 6: Their lives and their lime. Jews and their lives, and
Speaker 6: their lives and their lime. Jews and their lives, and
Speaker 6: their limes and their lives, Jews and their lived.
Speaker 3: What did Martin Luther know about these Jews back in
Speaker 3: fifteen forty three that people seem to have forgotten now
Speaker 3: because the media is owned by Jews.
Speaker 7: I want to ask you also about a very important
Speaker 7: issue of vaccine hesitancy.
Speaker 8: Folks who get most of their vaccines normally might.
Speaker 9: Be hesitant about these vaccines because they were developed so quickly.
Speaker 8: What do you tell those folks who might be saying, well,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Wait a few months before I get this one.
Speaker 4: I wish them was not so good.
Speaker 8: Not yet at your shot, When do you plan to
Speaker 8: get it?
Speaker 11: I can I win the Jews and their lines at.
Speaker 6: Their lives, at their limes, Jews their limes, at their lives,
Speaker 6: their lime, jeans, their romes, at their lin at their limes, jeans.
Speaker 12: Their lives.
Speaker 11: Back to the show.
Speaker 12: His message for all f the CIV investigators or any
Speaker 12: district attorney or investigator or prosecutor, if you have one
Speaker 12: molecule of self respecting your bodies, and if you have
Speaker 12: a normal survival instinct and you care about the future
Speaker 12: of your children and former teams of investigators, to go
Speaker 12: after this bitch and nail this mos. Nail them if
Speaker 12: you know what to do.
Speaker 3: Never forget what these Jews do to us, and get them,
Speaker 3: get them, get them, the Jews and their lives and
Speaker 3: their lives. The Jews have words for anyone who is
Speaker 3: not a Jew.
Speaker 1: All right, we're back. What's up. We've got a couple
Speaker 1: of things to take care of today. Let's get to it.
Speaker 1: There's a semblance of order here might be a little important. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just laughing at micros until let's see laughing at him,
Speaker 1: not with him. Okay, let's get this on. It'd be
Speaker 1: very interesting. We're taking a different, different stroll today a
Speaker 1: little bit. Oh and by the way, if you're the
Speaker 1: if you're the silly jamokes out there and uh Albuquerque,
Speaker 1: New Mexico, right about on seventh ral Alf. I could
Speaker 1: tell more if I need to. If you worse me too,
Speaker 1: I'll give you. I'll give out more information about who
Speaker 1: you are. You might want to back the fuck off,
Speaker 1: saying all right, for your own good, it's a public
Speaker 1: service announcement. Stay safe out there. Okay, moving on, This
Speaker 1: is where we're at here. Mm hmm. I have a watch.
Speaker 13: We sat here in ate beef three four, five days
Speaker 13: a week.
Speaker 14: For as far as I'm concerned over a decade of
Speaker 14: contaminated beef. How much is in my system? How much
Speaker 14: is in my kid's system?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 13: Is it gonna kill them in the you know, before
Speaker 13: they get a life. It's hard to say.
Speaker 16: There's something poisoning America's farms. A chemical that was built
Speaker 16: in a lab decades ago by companies who knew in
Speaker 16: private that it was highly toxic. Now that chemical is
Speaker 16: showing up almost everywhere.
Speaker 13: It is a Pandora's box.
Speaker 14: It's it's it's gonna blow up, and people are gonna
Speaker 14: find out it's in everything, and it's in everyone, and
Speaker 14: there's nothing to clean it up, and there's nothing.
Speaker 11: To save you from it.
Speaker 16: Toxic pief I was also known as chemicals he.
Speaker 8: Fasts are in so many consumer products, nonstick.
Speaker 10: Pans, demo flaws, computer chips, shampoos and conditioners.
Speaker 14: Whether it's gone down the river and contaminated fresh drinking
Speaker 14: water for people, or if it's on farmland and you're
Speaker 14: eating it, it's out there.
Speaker 10: We have a mass poisoning of our population.
Speaker 4: River chemicals are linked to a number of serious health issues.
Speaker 9: How can a company knowingly have contaminated the groundwater?
Speaker 16: So how did we get here? How did our farms
Speaker 16: become toxic waste sites? How did the teflon in your
Speaker 16: nonstick pan become a full blown public health crisis? And
Speaker 16: why has it taken so long for the government to
Speaker 16: take action.
Speaker 8: They knew about the problem for decades.
Speaker 13: And now they've got a chemical that can't be destroyed.
Speaker 13: It can't be cleaned up.
Speaker 14: If we don't get some real response real soon, we're
Speaker 14: all going to be in a real hell of a
Speaker 14: shit show.
Speaker 4: Mess can talk about how you guys the cattle.
Speaker 14: It's just a uh, it's a family thing. My kids
Speaker 14: name him, my wife named him, and it just better
Speaker 14: than numbers.
Speaker 16: Jason Grostik is a third generation cattle farmer from Brighton, Michigan.
Speaker 14: We started back in the early nineteen hundreds. Back then
Speaker 14: it was a dairy farms. My dad took over things
Speaker 14: in the seventies. We lost him to a farming accident
Speaker 14: in ninety five, and then in ninety seven we decided
Speaker 14: to get out of the dairy and get into beef.
Speaker 14: There you go have fun. That business was booming. We
Speaker 14: were growing steadily every year. We had plans of our
Speaker 14: kids taken over and doing it. Three generations, could have
Speaker 14: been four. But as we look at it now, with
Speaker 14: PIFOS shutting us down in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 13: There's there's no growth here. There's no more family farman.
Speaker 16: A few years ago, Jason got a call that he
Speaker 16: wasn't expecting from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Speaker 14: January twenty seventh of twenty twenty two, got on a
Speaker 14: zoom meeting with four people I've never seen in my
Speaker 14: life of am dared. He starts to apologizing, all sympathetic
Speaker 14: and this, that and the other thing.
Speaker 13: And I finally said, what the are you talking about?
Speaker 13: You don't know?
Speaker 14: And I says no, what he says, well, we're serving
Speaker 14: you a caze. You notice today you're shut down. Nothing
Speaker 14: leaves the.
Speaker 16: Farm without warning the State of Michigan had shut down
Speaker 16: Jason's farm, declaring it contaminated and unusable. They cited high
Speaker 16: levels of so called pifoss on the land.
Speaker 14: This is the bucket of tags of all the animals
Speaker 14: we lost, they died because of it, or we've dispatched
Speaker 14: him to saving their own pain and misery. It's been
Speaker 14: tough for my wife and kids. I was just a
Speaker 14: miserable bastard for for two years, and they got the
Speaker 14: brunt of that shit shell. I mean, they took away
Speaker 14: my livelihood. They they basically bankrupt me. They told me
Speaker 14: I'd be back in business in no time. Here I
Speaker 14: am three years and a few months into it, and
Speaker 14: I don't have rice to farm. The government took all
Speaker 14: that away from me over something I didn't do.
Speaker 13: I didn't dump the chemical here.
Speaker 16: Jason's farm was poisoned by pifos chemicals that were buried
Speaker 16: within a type of fertilizer called bioslids. Every time you
Speaker 16: flush your toilet or do a load of laundry, that
Speaker 16: water goes to a wastewater treatment plant, and biosolids are
Speaker 16: the leftover byproduct of that process. For decades, the EPA
Speaker 16: has encouraged the use of biosolids as a cheap fertilizer.
Speaker 14: I'm not the only one that took bioslids, the EPA said,
Speaker 14: is clean.
Speaker 13: State of Michigan center is clean. And I'm on a
Speaker 13: small scale.
Speaker 14: Some of these farms are creating tens of thousands of
Speaker 14: gallons of malcoday. How many homeowners is that hitting.
Speaker 16: It's estimated that as many as twenty million acres of
Speaker 16: farmland across the country could be contaminated with forever chemicals.
Speaker 13: This p Fassen, West Virginia, Virginia.
Speaker 1: Do you think this is a coincidence? Do you know
Speaker 1: who runs your system? Do you know what they've been
Speaker 1: doing for all time? Ever since? Well, we can go
Speaker 1: away back five thousand years, we can go to the
Speaker 1: black bubonic plague. We can look at all the smaller
Speaker 1: incidents of abula. More recently, they poison the wells, they're
Speaker 1: poisoning the water, they're poisoning the land. Why because it
Speaker 1: kills us. It's all deliberate, it's all shady, it's all underhanded.
Speaker 1: It's all by proxy, meaning not directly, because that's how
Speaker 1: their talmud rolls. They're encouraged to murder by proxy. That's
Speaker 1: by starvation is another method of THEIRS. Poisoning and starvation.
Speaker 13: Yeah, in Mexico, Arizona.
Speaker 1: They took over the medical industry with the allopathy.
Speaker 13: Oh no, Wisconsin. I mean it's showing its face everywhere.
Speaker 16: So how did this happen? How did forever chemicals end
Speaker 16: up in our waist? And who put the poison there
Speaker 16: in the first place?
Speaker 1: We fucking Veay, that's who Corvey. Yeah, and now reassess
Speaker 1: what you think mad cow diseases because it's not a
Speaker 1: freaking virus. But yeah, again, another cover story, some additional
Speaker 1: bullshit to get injections into you so they can poison directly.
Speaker 1: Isn't this funny how the one lie begets the other
Speaker 1: and the result is you demand more poison, poison us
Speaker 1: more because there's a scary virus uh out there that
Speaker 1: doesn't really exist. Yeah, yeah, injected directly into us, just
Speaker 1: in case we didn't eat it already, the poison.
Speaker 15: All these things. I and call the West for West
Speaker 15: Virginia State back and ear and Don Thomas. And the
Speaker 15: only thing he asked me is how do you have
Speaker 15: a good attorney? You know?
Speaker 10: And when mister Tennant first reached out to me and
Speaker 10: was concerned about his.
Speaker 1: Cattle, Okay, hold on, we gotta do this because I
Speaker 1: don't need to be sure if there's an echo, tell me.
Speaker 1: If there isn't, we're good. Keep move on. Uh, I
Speaker 1: won't be able to tell from my side, so I
Speaker 1: need I need your input on that. And yeah, I
Speaker 1: forgot that. I forgot to rename it. Yep, exactly, bud uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Good question, fucking dog. As soon as
Speaker 1: I start talking. As soon as I start talking, I
Speaker 1: have ass whole fucking idiot dog working. He did. He means, well,
Speaker 1: so does a nice firm strangulation. It means, well, let's see, yeah,
Speaker 1: I have the wrong name out here. Oh well, you're
Speaker 1: just gonna stop spinning. Oh look it did the first
Speaker 1: fucking time. Look at that. But you know, red Fred, Hello,
Speaker 1: all right, we're gonna talk about the huss the Hussars
Speaker 1: today too, once you get to it. Yeah, even the
Speaker 1: even this thing is not correct. I oh fucking well,
Speaker 1: I didn't update it. I'll fix it later. Uh okay,
Speaker 1: no here echo no, no, no here no echo. Good,
Speaker 1: let's get going. Then, let's get back to it.
Speaker 10: We thought, you know, this is going to be a
Speaker 10: fairly straightforward, quick, easy case. We had no idea that
Speaker 10: we would be dealing with pathos or any any of
Speaker 10: these completely unregulated man made chemicals.
Speaker 16: Rob Alott started out as a corporate lawyer who specialized
Speaker 16: in defending large chemical companies from environmental lawsuits.
Speaker 1: Right, so he's a demon. Let's let's let's make let's
Speaker 1: make sure that we're clear on all that. Okay, he's
Speaker 1: a demon. And these these people who we pick as
Speaker 1: our heroes that they seem the light of day like
Speaker 1: you've been doing everything wrong your whole fucking life up
Speaker 1: until this point, and then all of a sudden, you're
Speaker 1: the you're the whistle blow, or you're the you're the
Speaker 1: person who grows a conscience. What about the people who
Speaker 1: already had a conscience. Why are you special? It's like
Speaker 1: I did evil for X amount of time. Now I'm
Speaker 1: not evil anymore. Well, fucking congratulations. How about the people
Speaker 1: who never were evil?
Speaker 16: But in nineteen ninety eight, he was approached by a
Speaker 16: farmer from Parkersburg, West Virginia, a man named Wilbert Tennant.
Speaker 15: I know this is what they expect, a man's cows
Speaker 15: and drink on Murray, I want his own property.
Speaker 16: Wilbur's cows had been acting deranged and dying off at
Speaker 16: an alarming rate.
Speaker 10: There was a serious problem occurring on that property. There
Speaker 10: was something coming out of this landfill next to his property.
Speaker 16: That landfill belonged to the largest employer in town, the
Speaker 16: chemical giant DuPont.
Speaker 10: Had took some battling in court to finally get DuPont
Speaker 10: ordered to start turning over their internal files. What I
Speaker 10: began to see there really kind of changed my entire
Speaker 10: perception of what I thought I knew about environmental law
Speaker 10: in the United States.
Speaker 16: Those documents, one hundred and ten thousand pages in total,
Speaker 16: contained private letters, health reports, and scientific studies, and rob
Speaker 16: kept finding mentioned of one chemical in.
Speaker 10: Particular, PFOA per fluoro octanoic acid. We were dealing with
Speaker 10: a chemical that had been invented by the Three M
Speaker 10: Company right around really the I'm in World War two.
Speaker 1: Oh, surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise, the timing, surprise surprise. DuPonts
Speaker 1: involved in this. This is quite literally the Saturn cult.
Speaker 1: Fucking Jews. This is not deniable. This is literally what
Speaker 1: this is. This is directly what this is. When they
Speaker 1: took over the world using the might of America for
Speaker 1: their stupid discussing cult of child sacrifice and destroyed Germany,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, and and murdered all of Russia. That was
Speaker 1: for the a pretty darn large amount of Russians. And
Speaker 1: so did what happened to China? Yeah, that was that
Speaker 1: was their hand too with MAO. Did you know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: awful lot of death at the hands of these fucks.
Speaker 1: And that was just in one era, two War one era.
Speaker 10: It was DuPont that was around the same time, had
Speaker 10: invented its own new chemical called teflon.
Speaker 4: Who doesn't stick to teflon like attest.
Speaker 1: To add anything.
Speaker 16: Teflon was famous for its non stick waterproof properties, but
Speaker 16: to make teflon at scale, DuPont needed the chemical that
Speaker 16: three M was producing, so they started buying it in
Speaker 16: huge quantities, shipping it to what would become the largest
Speaker 16: teflon plant in the world right outside of Parkersburg.
Speaker 10: They were concerned though, by this unique chemical structure of pfola,
Speaker 10: this eight carbons attached to fluorine. The DuPont scientists realized
Speaker 10: that was a very strong chemical pot, something that probably
Speaker 10: wouldn't be able to be broken apart. The concern became
Speaker 10: at that point, what would happen to living things that
Speaker 10: might get exposed to this.
Speaker 16: So by the early sixties, DuPont started running its own
Speaker 16: experiments on rats, rabbits, and eventually their own workers, and
Speaker 16: they kept finding a concerning pattern.
Speaker 1: You know, what's concerning to me is that everything that
Speaker 1: I've watched or listened to, I should say, from Bill
Speaker 1: Cooper in the past and is telling everybody in the
Speaker 1: audience that he's that they're idiots like him, saying that
Speaker 1: he's been wrong. He's been wrong time and again, time
Speaker 1: and again. He's been right about a lot of things still,
Speaker 1: or at least I haven't discovered that those things were
Speaker 1: also wrong yet. But he's been blatantly wrong about calling
Speaker 1: arian a language group they created all of language. They
Speaker 1: were a group called the Goths. He doesn't have any clue.
Speaker 1: He didn't have any clue that he's dead now thanks
Speaker 1: to a police officer. And that's not what me congratulating
Speaker 1: the police officer. They also shot one of their own
Speaker 1: guys in the head while they were shooting at Bill
Speaker 1: and blamed it on Bill. Well, because that's a genius
Speaker 1: these people are. Anyway. He also said, went on and
Speaker 1: on about mad cow. Okay, this is a better explanation
Speaker 1: for that, because there are no viruses. Well there could
Speaker 1: be bacterious and yeah, yaha, blah blah blah bullshit. But
Speaker 1: you know, dimension all this sort of stuff, they call
Speaker 1: that mad cow. No, that's cover ups for Jewish poisoning,
Speaker 1: whether it's your pharmaceuticals or if it's something else. That
Speaker 1: their corporations mass produce toxic waste and dump it or
Speaker 1: repurpose it and sell it again. Things that they would
Speaker 1: normally have to spend money to remove and properly dispose,
Speaker 1: they repackage and sell to you again. This happens a
Speaker 1: billion times over. This happens with the aluminum production. That's
Speaker 1: how you get a lot of full ride and when
Speaker 1: they're making a phosphate what do you call it? Fertilizers?
Speaker 1: You get a bunch of florid fluoride as a byproduct.
Speaker 1: Rather than have to spend x x amount of money
Speaker 1: for an expensive disposal proper disposal of these waste products,
Speaker 1: they dumped it into your water. Isn't that nice? And
Speaker 1: they sold it to municipalities who already sold you out
Speaker 1: a long time ago. Yeah. The other thing is, what's
Speaker 1: the other thing that they do that with besides fluoride?
Speaker 1: Can you think of any can you think of any
Speaker 1: chemicals that they resell to you? I could think of
Speaker 1: a bunch like what about grape seeds making grape seed oil?
Speaker 1: Grape seeds are a byproduct of the wine industry, and
Speaker 1: then they press them in an unnatural way, throw a
Speaker 1: bunch of hecksane, which is carcinogenic into it, bunch of
Speaker 1: other chemical washes to get the rants in this side
Speaker 1: of it, and discoloration, and they sell it to you
Speaker 1: as grape seed oil and tell you it's a health food.
Speaker 1: It's omega three, it's omega six heavy, which means it's
Speaker 1: highly inflammatory. It's not balanced correctly, and it causes inflammation
Speaker 1: of your organs. Okay, that's one thing, casin and whey,
Speaker 1: anyone here bodybuild or work out any whenever. Take a
Speaker 1: protein powder that's waste products of the yogurt and the
Speaker 1: cheese manufacturing. So rather than toss it, the emulsify it
Speaker 1: and they sell it back to you. The waste product
Speaker 1: also causes inflammation, also causes organ damage, and you take
Speaker 1: it in mass quantity thinking that that's the only way
Speaker 1: you can get your purroutine. You some fucking chicken in tuna.
Speaker 10: There was a wealth of information within both three M
Speaker 10: and du Pont that this particular chemical was toxic, persist
Speaker 10: cancer causing, Yet all of this information was essentially kept
Speaker 10: internal to the companies. If this information had been covered up,
Speaker 10: the public hadn't been told, the regulators hadn't been told.
Speaker 10: The science.
Speaker 1: There's a difference between covering something up or misguiding and
Speaker 1: then simply not an omitting like they know, goddamn well,
Speaker 1: it wasn't. It's not so much a cover up until
Speaker 1: someone hear's word of it. Then the cover up begins.
Speaker 1: It's before that, it's it's a it's simply an omission.
Speaker 1: It's it's a secret. It's not a cover up, and
Speaker 1: you don't cover something up until something leaks out.
Speaker 10: If the community hadn't been told.
Speaker 16: Armed with all of this evidence, Rob was able to
Speaker 16: settle Wilbur Tenant's case in two thousand and one. But
Speaker 16: by that point he had already opened Pandora's box.
Speaker 10: What we had seen in the internal DuPont documents was
Speaker 10: that the same chemical was also getting into the public
Speaker 10: drinking water of the entire surrounding community.
Speaker 1: You know what they do in annoy based system. They
Speaker 1: simply stop testing for certain things that they can't get
Speaker 1: out of the water, or they make the the legal thresholds,
Speaker 1: which they call uh acceptable quantities, acceptable mounts for health standards.
Speaker 1: They've have it for radiation in California, multiplied those thresholds
Speaker 1: by like one hundred twice and two separate times. They've
Speaker 1: done the same thing for other chemicals. Is if there
Speaker 1: if there's too many and that they just they just say, okay,
Speaker 1: well the new standard is this that's healthy?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure that that that that's that sounds very scientific.
Speaker 1: Everything that they've cornered from one every way to perceive
Speaker 1: the thing that they lie about, anything that they lie
Speaker 1: about through the science of oh, yeah, we've discovered these particles,
Speaker 1: or oh, yeah, we've discovered this virus, all to corroborate
Speaker 1: another way that they're fucking you and poison you. Poisoning you.
Speaker 1: There's not one there's not one angle of the system
Speaker 1: that isn't in cohoots with another, and the end result
Speaker 1: is your death in your misery and your suffering.
Speaker 10: About seventy thousand people in that area. So we had
Speaker 10: filed a new lawsuit against DuPont, this time a class
Speaker 10: action on behalf of the entire community.
Speaker 16: That lawsuit eventually yielded a settlement of seventy million dollars,
Speaker 16: but DuPont still refused to acknowledge that their chemicals could
Speaker 16: have played any role in that.
Speaker 1: They have that in their in their ankle, you know,
Speaker 1: like in their you know how you roll up a
Speaker 1: dollar in your sock sometimes if you're like playing basketball.
Speaker 1: That that they have that much there, seventy million dollars
Speaker 1: is nothing to them.
Speaker 16: Using widespread health issues in Parkersburg. So the settlement was
Speaker 16: used to do something unique.
Speaker 1: By the way, money doesn't clean up the environment. Money
Speaker 1: doesn't clean up the water that everybody's still drinking. Money
Speaker 1: doesn't make cancer go away and people who got it.
Speaker 1: You know, now you have the gly fosse as well,
Speaker 1: and all the other pesticides and herbicize that they've used
Speaker 1: a lot of them, having different types of synthesize venoms
Speaker 1: from scorpions to spiders to snakes, all to keep the
Speaker 1: put unquote insects away, when all they had to do
Speaker 1: is put the proper nutrients in the soil, and the
Speaker 1: fruiting of these plants would have been sweeter and the
Speaker 1: insects would have left them alone anyway, because if you
Speaker 1: have the proper like true fruit toast, natural fruit toast
Speaker 1: that's supposed to be in the plants, well, that requires
Speaker 1: all the nutrients to be in the soil. So if
Speaker 1: you put that in the soil instead of a bunch
Speaker 1: to chemicals, chemicals that actually block nugins from going into
Speaker 1: the plant, then you'd have a plant that would be
Speaker 1: resistant to most insect infestations in the first place, because
Speaker 1: the insects would leave them alone. It's good for us,
Speaker 1: but nature's mechanism to keep plants from being devoured before
Speaker 1: they even grow to fruition, if you will, is already
Speaker 1: in place.
Speaker 16: The money went towards developing a massive health study conducted
Speaker 16: by an independent panel of scientists.
Speaker 10: We got sixty nine thousand people out of the seventy
Speaker 10: thousand in that community who came forward and participated probably
Speaker 10: some of the biggest human health studies ever done on
Speaker 10: any chemical. And by twenty thirteen they had confirmed the
Speaker 10: drinking PFOA in the water was linked with six different
Speaker 10: diseases kidney cancer, testicular cancer, altertive coliitis, thyroid disease, pre eclampsy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why are the why is the chronic disease epidemic
Speaker 1: through the roof in the last fifty seventy to fifty years, Well,
Speaker 1: because World War Two happened eighty years ago. It takes
Speaker 1: a little time for things to really kick off. And
Speaker 1: the introduction of mega corporations into our into our existence,
Speaker 1: has made them the true arbiters of what we would
Speaker 1: consider government, and with their heavy poisoning, just like back
Speaker 1: in the Industrial Revolution when the tanneries were dumping out
Speaker 1: their chemicals into the water and people were getting smallpox.
Speaker 1: Oh it's a virus. Well, that's a beautiful cover up,
Speaker 1: and that's a great Jewish system to tell everybody that
Speaker 1: it's one thing when it's not that's sorcery, because you've
Speaker 1: also you've also put on a costume and stood up
Speaker 1: before people and pretended to be the authority on science,
Speaker 1: and to a bunch of people who couldn't imagine anybody
Speaker 1: lying about something like that, because don't they have families
Speaker 1: when they want to also protect themselves. Oh well, then
Speaker 1: we just deduce this thing and like lightning speed that Hey,
Speaker 1: that must be the truth, right, it's the same lying
Speaker 1: liars who lie. They've created your illusion of in your
Speaker 1: perception of reality. It's not your fault, but we've got
Speaker 1: to understand what it is because we were being slowly
Speaker 1: heavily poisoned, and we're also on the brink of being
Speaker 1: completely devastated in multiple other ways. Central Bank digital currency
Speaker 1: apparently or digital ID, one of the two, just broke
Speaker 1: that it's going to be happening in Mexico on the
Speaker 1: other side of the border, and borders are pretty much meaningless.
Speaker 1: It's just a different name for a different section of
Speaker 1: the prison.
Speaker 10: Cholesterol.
Speaker 1: And if you don't believe me, why is there so
Speaker 1: much goddamn bar boyer If it's not a goddamn prison.
Speaker 16: Entrance Today there are dozens of kump Razorlayar companies that
Speaker 16: produce these chemicals, with more than ten thousand varieties of
Speaker 16: pithos on the market. They can be found in the
Speaker 16: tapwater of nearly half the country, in sewage sludge that's
Speaker 16: spread across our farms, and in the blood of more
Speaker 16: than ninety nine percent of Americans.
Speaker 9: It's just it's enough to make anybody want to throw
Speaker 9: their hands in the air and just walk away from it.
Speaker 8: You can't.
Speaker 9: You can't because it has real life, tangible health consequences.
Speaker 16: Cindy Boyle lives with her husband on the outskirts of Marinet, Wisconsin.
Speaker 16: For years, without knowing it, they were drinking water that
Speaker 16: had been poisoned Tycho.
Speaker 9: Johnson Controls. They manufacture a triple F firefighting foam.
Speaker 1: Johnson Controls is a company that is well known in
Speaker 1: the electricians right for obviously for controls, for giving a
Speaker 1: small wiring type of thills right control systems. Johnson is like,
Speaker 1: it's like Honeywell, right, It's like that's another name. It's
Speaker 1: another company, Johnson. I've worked alongside the Johnson people and
Speaker 1: uh yeah, so apparently their HQ is in Wisconsin and
Speaker 1: they're poisoning people of fucking death surprise way into the veay.
Speaker 1: You know how you know, what's the most communist thing
Speaker 1: I can think of without being a part of a
Speaker 1: like I don't know a party in this country or
Speaker 1: not being a CFR member, That would be any union
Speaker 1: workers you know, any work, any workers union, And I
Speaker 1: can tell you from experience, the IBW was very communistic
Speaker 1: in nature. It's not surprising that anything affiliate affiliated with
Speaker 1: them would also be poisoning the world.
Speaker 9: Very far from our home, and they open ground tested
Speaker 9: this firefighting foam for decades. Looking back at that, you know,
Speaker 9: I look at We just had a small family of
Speaker 9: four and my mom had kidney cancer as a young woman.
Speaker 9: My sister has thyroid disease. I have a full thyroid actomy.
Speaker 9: My dad had a brain tumor.
Speaker 1: Full thyroid actomy, so they had cut it out her thyroids.
Speaker 1: She has to be on medications the rest for life,
Speaker 1: and that's not good. She's very susceptible to lots of things.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised. I am surprised people will survive what they survived.
Speaker 1: That's a testament to the fact that human body is
Speaker 1: very resilient and that it has to must be one percent.
Speaker 1: Is guaranteed that it fixes itself as best as it
Speaker 1: can whenever it can by the means that I can.
Speaker 1: If you're giving it what it needs and taking out
Speaker 1: your thyroids, and there'd be an option either should your
Speaker 1: gallbladder or any of those other horrific things that demonic
Speaker 1: doctors who were trained by a bunch of Jews who
Speaker 1: want you to die. I have ever recommended to anybody
Speaker 1: you guys need to talk to doctor Glynnen. You guys
Speaker 1: need to be on his membership. I'm not saying this
Speaker 1: for of course it helps doctor Glynnen. Of course it helped.
Speaker 1: That's called the law of reciprocation. But it's also helping
Speaker 1: you not be what do you call a victim of this,
Speaker 1: and it gives you opportunities to learn and study so
Speaker 1: that you can protect yourself and your family. You should
Speaker 1: be on that membership site. It's in the description. It says,
Speaker 1: join doctor Glynn's membership and then you use my code
Speaker 1: for twenty five percent off. Do it.
Speaker 9: He's got prostate cancer, all kinds of health issues.
Speaker 16: When she tested her blood, Cindy found that her p
Speaker 16: FoST levels were five times higher than the national average it.
Speaker 1: Really, we haven't even gone into the gly fosse and
Speaker 1: female products yet. Stuffing things in your coach all day
Speaker 1: with cotton or pseudo and that it's saturated with PIFAs
Speaker 1: and bl fossey. That's not wonderful for you. Oh HPV
Speaker 1: must be a virus. Yeah, it's certainly not because of
Speaker 1: the things you are kind of forced to use, being
Speaker 1: full of chemicals that you don't see. Not to mention
Speaker 1: molds or.
Speaker 9: Under me that we unknowingly fed this to our children
Speaker 9: in their bottles. One night, I was sitting in a
Speaker 9: parking lot on the phone with my sister. Sorry I
Speaker 9: was very late, and I was venting to her, saying what.
Speaker 17: Do I do?
Speaker 9: And she just called it like it was, and she said,
Speaker 9: you're either going to fight this yourself with whoever will help,
Speaker 9: or you're going to leave this for your kids to
Speaker 9: deal with. And this sounds so trite, but that was
Speaker 9: the truth.
Speaker 16: And I hung up.
Speaker 9: And that's been the ever since. We've met with all
Speaker 9: kinds of different people on this, and my plea has been,
Speaker 9: please legislate this, because once you legislate it, now you
Speaker 9: must test for it.
Speaker 1: Now there's another opportunity for an industry to occur on
Speaker 1: testing and then how fraudulent those studies and those tests
Speaker 1: can be, And then you're putting your faith back into
Speaker 1: a system and you're just cycling it back out. Having legislation,
Speaker 1: it should be complete and total avoidance and destruction of
Speaker 1: this chemical. How about finding ways that break up this
Speaker 1: hard bonded material and makes it break down into something
Speaker 1: bioavailable or bio biodegradable. If that's not possible, how about
Speaker 1: a cleanup process getting rid of it out of your
Speaker 1: environment as best as you can and not producing anymore
Speaker 1: if that's not going to be, If that's not going
Speaker 1: to be. On testing to see how poisoning things are
Speaker 1: can be a huge gray area for people to manipulate
Speaker 1: and give you a false sense of safety when they
Speaker 1: have no fucking clue. They don't know what They don't
Speaker 1: know what cancer is or what causes. It's just a
Speaker 1: word for them. It is just a word. They don't
Speaker 1: know how to cure anything. How they tell how are
Speaker 1: they the same people they are going to tell you
Speaker 1: what an acceptable trace amount or acceptable environmental amount of
Speaker 1: any type of chemical is. That's based on what the
Speaker 1: factories and the companies can minimize their waste output. That's
Speaker 1: what they tell you is the minimum or the maximum
Speaker 1: threshold tolerance for people. And if their activity in those
Speaker 1: corporations increases and the pollution increases, so tooable the thresholds.
Speaker 1: So having it legislated means nothing. That's a stupid way
Speaker 1: to pet yourself back to sleep. Means nothing.
Speaker 9: In many cases, when you test, you find, when you find,
Speaker 9: you must report. When you report to people that they've
Speaker 9: been drinking poison, a lot of them react the same
Speaker 9: way we are.
Speaker 16: They don't like it. In states across the country, activists
Speaker 16: like Cindy have successfully fought to hold corporations accountable and
Speaker 16: to protect their communities from forever chemicals, but that progress
Speaker 16: is only a patchwork. Many states have no guardrails at all,
Speaker 16: and even the states with stronger protections are still leaving
Speaker 16: people behind.
Speaker 14: With bile solids being applied to the soil the way
Speaker 14: they were. How am I the only one of the
Speaker 14: state of Michigan let's not allowed to farm?
Speaker 13: I don't know if.
Speaker 14: There's a governor or a president that technically cares about
Speaker 14: the public and they share as hell don't care about
Speaker 14: one farmer in the state of Michigan.
Speaker 16: It raises an important.
Speaker 9: Question, why have we not made more progress than one
Speaker 9: would expect.
Speaker 8: I think there are a lot of factors as to
Speaker 8: why so little progress has been made on this issue.
Speaker 8: One of them is that industry in this country is
Speaker 8: extremely powerful.
Speaker 16: Kyla Bennett worked at the EPA for ten years. Now
Speaker 16: she's helping farmers in Texas who are suing the EPA
Speaker 16: for failing to protect them from pfos.
Speaker 8: EPA was told by pfast manufacturers in nineteen ninety eight
Speaker 8: that there were probably dangers associated with these chemicals, and
Speaker 8: here we are decades later, and very little progress has
Speaker 8: been made on keeping people safe from these chemicals.
Speaker 16: In the last two decades, hundreds of new PFOS compounds
Speaker 16: have been allowed to flood the market, and contamination from
Speaker 16: those chemicals has only continued to grow. Meanwhile, industry groups
Speaker 16: have spent tens of millions of dollars lobbying to block
Speaker 16: any PFOS legislation for making its way through Congress.
Speaker 8: Industry lobbyists shape our laws. They have infiltrated Congress and
Speaker 8: our federal agencies like EPA.
Speaker 16: But even with the outsized power of those corporate interests,
Speaker 16: progress was still possible.
Speaker 11: Enough is enough.
Speaker 16: It's time that we prioritize the American people's health over
Speaker 16: profits of big polluters. In April of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 16: Biden's EPA established the first ever federal limit on forever
Speaker 16: chemicals in drinking water. It was estimated that the new
Speaker 16: limits would reduce exposure.
Speaker 1: For one you know, I just want people to recognize
Speaker 1: this so that they don't fall victim of this. Even
Speaker 1: a video like this that points the finger exposes something,
Speaker 1: it has an episodic type of effect to it, because
Speaker 1: if at the end some progress is made, people will
Speaker 1: accept what every little progress that happens to be. They'll
Speaker 1: treat it like a show where they had an emotional
Speaker 1: reaction and then they were pet back to sleep, and
Speaker 1: then it'll act as if it's a release volve for that,
Speaker 1: and they'll never think about it again. And therefore they
Speaker 1: can tell you the truth in this system through the
Speaker 1: conditioning and programming that they put us through. That'll be
Speaker 1: good enough for us, and then we'll just move on
Speaker 1: and we'll forget all about the poisonings that can continue
Speaker 1: to occur and increase. So don't let that happen.
Speaker 16: One hundred million people nationwide.
Speaker 9: And then of course there's the ever changing political landscape.
Speaker 16: And that is more like this under Trump. Everything is
Speaker 16: up in the air.
Speaker 8: The administrator lee Zelden when he was a representative.
Speaker 1: When I was in the House, and they can and
Speaker 1: they can play play the good and the bad because
Speaker 1: ultimately we know who wins out.
Speaker 8: There.
Speaker 1: This is this is, this is all game. Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: going to push hard on this. And then the next
Speaker 1: administration did this, and that happens or you don't hear
Speaker 1: about it. But there's restrictions that are relaxed. Why because
Speaker 1: the oays have already owned us and it's all about
Speaker 1: our perception of things. It has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: any type of safety, justice, safeguardening. There's no president. It's
Speaker 1: just a person, just a person playing a role so
Speaker 1: that you don't realize that it's a bunch of demonic, evil,
Speaker 1: fucking foreign interests who like to rape and eat and
Speaker 1: kill children running every goddamn thing. And and if you
Speaker 1: think I'm being e I'm not exaggerating this at all.
Speaker 1: I'm not exaggerating this at all. Some of you know
Speaker 1: that others of you may be unable to believe that,
Speaker 1: and others will become hostile to that idea, whether it's
Speaker 1: because they know that's true or because they think that
Speaker 1: anybody who thinks that as an idiot will Let me
Speaker 1: ask you a question. Have you done as much research
Speaker 1: as I have? Have you compiled enough to do certain
Speaker 1: things like I don't know, make your own conclusion out
Speaker 1: off of true information, or are you skimming through their data,
Speaker 1: their information that which is sanitized and acceptable. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you this, people out there who don't think that
Speaker 1: they do these types of things to children, why does
Speaker 1: it happen everywhere around us? Why is there a billions
Speaker 1: upon billions of dollar industry per year for that who
Speaker 1: has that kind of money in the first place to
Speaker 1: run and in a profit from that?
Speaker 4: Remember the p Fast task.
Speaker 1: It is a saturn cult. It is a cult of
Speaker 1: human sacrifice. It is a cult of poisoning. It's a
Speaker 1: cult of sorcery. You can call sorcery poisoning out a
Speaker 1: poisoning sorcery. You can call it formakia, it's witchcraft. It's
Speaker 1: the same goddamn thing.
Speaker 16: And in May, Lee Seldon even released a p Fast
Speaker 16: action plan.
Speaker 8: And if you read it quickly, it sounds like they
Speaker 8: want to take action, But if you read it carefully,
Speaker 8: you can see that they are actually going to be deregulating.
Speaker 16: Later that month, the Trump administration announced they would be
Speaker 16: eliminating many of the Biden era limits on p fos
Speaker 16: in drinking water, citing.
Speaker 1: Your American president and this guy who played good cop,
Speaker 1: bad cop in the same human being. Yeah, yeah, hey,
Speaker 1: he's where. He's using one of my mics. That little
Speaker 1: thing that stick is to the plastic stick. That road
Speaker 1: is just a cover. But he's got one of those
Speaker 1: wireless goes on the tip of the on the top
Speaker 1: of that uh that wand or the my handle.
Speaker 16: For quote common sense flexibility. When you look at who's
Speaker 16: running the EPA, this approach starts to make a lot
Speaker 16: more sense.
Speaker 8: Trump has abus pointed several.
Speaker 1: People with the very group that wants us all dead,
Speaker 1: with a.
Speaker 8: Lot of industry experience and background into EPA. So did
Speaker 8: you raise your right hand.
Speaker 16: There's David Fatuhi, Deputy Administrator of the EPA, who once
Speaker 16: represented a company that had been accused of spreading ninety
Speaker 16: three thousand tons of pfast containing biosolids.
Speaker 1: Totally totally not a contract. Conflict of interests, aren't you
Speaker 1: glad you're in good hands and that people would have
Speaker 1: considered this ahead of time throughout Maine.
Speaker 16: Then there's Nancy Beck, who Trump nominated to be the
Speaker 16: head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. She used to
Speaker 16: be a lobbyist for the American Chemistry Council and where.
Speaker 1: She ate two of her the two of the politicians
Speaker 1: that were running against her. Right, she's the third pointed though,
Speaker 1: Oh look math Rotschild, big money lobbyist against regularly and
Speaker 1: PIFAs against regularly pivas. I just pause it and look
Speaker 1: at it. It's on Matt Rothschild. Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 16: She led the industry's charge against drinking water limits for PIFAs.
Speaker 16: And then there's Lynn Deklova, who holds a senior role
Speaker 16: in the EPA.
Speaker 1: Before that, she worked How many of these people are
Speaker 1: dual citizens? They don't have to be to be with
Speaker 1: a Zionists, but just asking.
Speaker 16: For decades at none other than DuPont.
Speaker 1: Oh right at DuPont.
Speaker 9: Wow, Wow, it's been really painful to see how decision
Speaker 9: making can be influenced there.
Speaker 1: You're still not getting it, are you, ma'am or anyone else?
Speaker 1: That's because there is no America. The America if that
Speaker 1: word meant or implied a constitutional republican at bill of
Speaker 1: rights that is no longer in existence. What you have
Speaker 1: is an occupied territory by a foreign hostile, violent entity
Speaker 1: who is having a good time enjoying human suffering and
Speaker 1: causing it in multiple ways, financially medically, poisoning of food, water,
Speaker 1: and air, in addition to and constantly restricting and tightening
Speaker 1: the noose and tightening the bull constrictor grip acrat around.
Speaker 1: And they're about to take more and more away from
Speaker 1: you rapidly. They're putting us in a smaller and smaller cage.
Speaker 11: Right now.
Speaker 1: We're in open air prison, free range chicken people that
Speaker 1: we are. But don't worry. We're about to become fried
Speaker 1: chicken and we're gonna or we're gonna be starved to
Speaker 1: death on the range.
Speaker 9: A lot of profit around the use of these compounds.
Speaker 1: The government is not concerned with the foreign because there
Speaker 1: is no foreign threat. There hasn't ever been. It's one
Speaker 1: entity causing and making sure that people who are mad
Speaker 1: at each other have the means to murder each other.
Speaker 1: So they give them weapons and save places in Africa
Speaker 1: and have them kill each other and then they come
Speaker 1: in and soup in and or America comes in and
Speaker 1: kills the people who are just given the weapons by US. YadA, YadA,
Speaker 1: over and over and over and over again. They have
Speaker 1: so much territory in their control and through their banking
Speaker 1: that there really is in neutering a neutralization of any
Speaker 1: threat against them at their sources. And their sources are
Speaker 1: the Federal Reserve in the Bank of England. No one's
Speaker 1: going to touch either the either Europe or America unless
Speaker 1: possibly Russia is still independent. I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: true or not. I hope it is. I hope somebody is.
Speaker 1: Hope Iron is not for the sake of me thinking
Speaker 1: that I have anything in common with it Iranian. Maybe
Speaker 1: I do. Maybe it's because our ancestors were there for
Speaker 1: quite a long time. Maybe there's some there that I
Speaker 1: have very much a lot alike with. You know, maybe
Speaker 1: even in Afghanistan, whether there's mountains there could have still
Speaker 1: been some cockies over there. Who knows, But not because
Speaker 1: I give a shit about that so much as I
Speaker 1: you know, we need places that are independent and nationalistic
Speaker 1: and for any of us are going to survive. We're
Speaker 1: not the leading example in the world for freedom and peace,
Speaker 1: we go around killing people who are We're done there,
Speaker 1: we are done. And if people don't realize that, recognize
Speaker 1: that soon, and if they just allow this digital prison
Speaker 1: to snapshot on them, it's over. Your family with sacrificed
Speaker 1: by retards who let it happen or cowards who let
Speaker 1: it happen. I won't be all around very much longer
Speaker 1: because I'm not gonna let anybody harm my family. And
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean anything except for defense, doesn't mean anything
Speaker 1: in anything else. Just don't try to poison us, as
Speaker 1: simple as that.
Speaker 9: Consequently, there is a lot of effective interests. I keep
Speaker 9: coming back to the only solution, which is ultimately, really
Speaker 9: you need to cut the hat off the.
Speaker 1: Snake right literally take them all out for God's sake.
Speaker 8: Industry is arguing that basically all of the uses are essential,
Speaker 8: that you need it in your waterproof mascara or in
Speaker 8: your baseball glove, that these things are so essential to
Speaker 8: the functioning of society that if we get rid of them,
Speaker 8: society is just going to fall apart.
Speaker 16: And that's bullshit.
Speaker 9: It's just a vicious, vicious cycle that you'll never get
Speaker 9: ahead of as long as these compounds are being used
Speaker 9: and certainly put out into the environment.
Speaker 10: We're talking about an issue that has continued for decades
Speaker 10: in this country. It has transcended political parties, administrations, the.
Speaker 1: Federal because that's all a facade none if it runs anything.
Speaker 1: Do you see the type of people who get government jobs.
Speaker 1: They're just retards, right, They can't speak clearly. They get
Speaker 1: paid to say that. They're basically just saphening my only
Speaker 1: off of you to weaken you. That's why government is
Speaker 1: such a massive thing. They don't do anything, They just
Speaker 1: take orders. There they're little actors on a stage. I mean,
Speaker 1: just looking at this should tell you exactly who's in
Speaker 1: charge and the shares fuck is in us. And by
Speaker 1: the way, nothing about the Washington Monument had anything to
Speaker 1: do with George Washington order his wishes.
Speaker 8: Government needs to have a comprehensive, single definition of pfas.
Speaker 8: They need to regulate all of those p fasts as of.
Speaker 1: Oh, they're doing the legal age juice where they pretend like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: define the chemical that you're that's retarded us.
Speaker 8: And they need to ban all non essential uses of
Speaker 8: p fas.
Speaker 1: And in less and well, we lived how many millions
Speaker 1: of years before and I'm saying millions because that's what
Speaker 1: I happen to know. For a fact, we human beings
Speaker 1: have been around since everything's been around us. Any any
Speaker 1: other consideration of that as retarded. Anyway, we've been around
Speaker 1: for how long without them? What isn't essential in the
Speaker 1: use of it? There isn't one.
Speaker 8: So that's done. We're not going to be able to
Speaker 8: get a handle on this.
Speaker 1: I have an out skod pan, but I'm dead of cancer.
Speaker 1: Well totally worth it.
Speaker 13: Then do you feel alone knowing there's other people out there?
Speaker 13: Does it make you feel better?
Speaker 2: Hell?
Speaker 14: Now, because now you just know it's another person out
Speaker 14: to the misery to love with that I've lived with.
Speaker 14: As the American people, we got a band together to
Speaker 14: get the PIFAs cleaned up. It takes a lot of
Speaker 14: people to move the mountain, and Pifos is a mountain.
Speaker 1: No, the corporations are because they're being protected by what
Speaker 1: you consider government. There's no there's no out there. Let's
Speaker 1: go to let's see I get one over on YouTube
Speaker 1: says what the heck is going on on? Ego? Don't
Speaker 1: recognize your name, but if you're actually born in sixteen
Speaker 1: seventy five. You're probably just a little bit older. It
Speaker 1: might be a vampire. Let's see who's up next. I
Speaker 1: need to give you this one. Did I miss one?
Speaker 4: Nah?
Speaker 1: Hold on, I can just go this way though, I
Speaker 1: can find it because they.
Speaker 11: All right.
Speaker 1: Now. Speaking of which, what.
Speaker 11: If I told you they've changed the toilet paper.
Speaker 7: Yes, the very thing you use to wipe your most
Speaker 7: sensitive area has been weaponar.
Speaker 1: Now again, remember it's not just TP for the bunghole.
Speaker 1: People would like to pigeonhole things a lot. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: too overwhelming or too scattered brain and something. I don't
Speaker 1: think it has to say all products that are made
Speaker 1: of this type of material, you're supposed to pretend it's
Speaker 1: cotton or some sort of paper material. It's soaked in chemicals.
Speaker 1: And when it comes to pads and tampons, tampons are
Speaker 1: wearing inside of your body. You know how absorption works,
Speaker 1: you know how like things dissipate into the system. That's
Speaker 1: the little mini suppository that you're basically putting into your couch,
Speaker 1: and it's full of chemicals that are going to kill
Speaker 1: you and give you cancers if you're getting the wrong kind.
Speaker 1: The fact that we have to worry about stuff like
Speaker 1: that shows you what type of country, what type of territory,
Speaker 1: economic territory, we're in, and who runs it. The people
Speaker 1: that want you dead, the cult that ritualistically wants you
Speaker 1: dead and suffering and weak and dying all the time.
Speaker 7: Niced against you for years, they've been quietly changing the
Speaker 7: ingredients in your toilet paper. And if you've looked at
Speaker 7: the packaging recently, you might have noticed something strange. Many
Speaker 7: brands proudly announced that they donate to Big C research.
Speaker 11: Sounds like a good thing, right, But what.
Speaker 1: If I donates not to Big SEA Like this retarded
Speaker 1: AI makes you look, makes you think big Big C
Speaker 1: is cancer that they donate to cancer research? Well, why
Speaker 1: is that? Because they're causing it? And it's a it's
Speaker 1: a it's a roundabout handshake to wash money to have
Speaker 1: a given back to them. You know, they take a
Speaker 1: pea portion, they get back to the company and around
Speaker 1: it goes, and then there's a massive tox right off
Speaker 1: because you've donated something. It's a game, and they know
Speaker 1: they're going to be causing more cancer, so it's a
Speaker 1: good investment for them.
Speaker 7: Told you that might just be a cover up, mocking
Speaker 7: us in plain sight. Because here's the kicker. They've loaded
Speaker 7: modern toilet paper with pfas, also known as forever chemicals.
Speaker 7: These aren't just any chemicals. These are the ones linked
Speaker 7: to the big C, and not just any.
Speaker 1: Yet you can't read this shit with AI and get
Speaker 1: the proper context. Don't read the sea. It's a big
Speaker 1: C means cancer because everybody is gay, and they say
Speaker 1: unalived instead of killed or murdered. They say n word
Speaker 1: instead of nigger, when that's the word that preeople are
Speaker 1: trying to use in the context of what they're saying.
Speaker 11: Kind bowel, big C.
Speaker 7: You see, pfas were originally created for things like waterproofing,
Speaker 7: nonstick pans, and industrial coatings, but somehow they've found their
Speaker 7: way into toilet paper. And unlike other chemicals, pfasts don't
Speaker 7: break down. They stay in your body, building up over time,
Speaker 7: accumulating with every single use. Now think about that for
Speaker 7: a second. Your skin is absorbent, especially in that area.
Speaker 7: Every time you wipe, you're exposing yourself to rogue cell's
Speaker 7: best friend, toxins that don't leave. And yet no one's
Speaker 7: talking about this.
Speaker 1: Well, this is just one causation of those things. The
Speaker 1: other causation would be parasitic bacterial talks and build up.
Speaker 1: Like he says, it would be that case, but there's
Speaker 1: many things that contribute to that thing that they've grouped
Speaker 1: together in cold cancer, because that's a very it's not
Speaker 1: an explanation, nor is it a description. It's just a word.
Speaker 1: And when people are told to have it, it's a
Speaker 1: spell because it completely makes that person submissive to the
Speaker 1: medical sorcerer to save them. They've just entered the cult
Speaker 1: of cancer, the cult of allopathy. They are going to
Speaker 1: do whatever they're told because they are fearful of their end.
Speaker 1: Any type of terminal diagnosis does that. It's a spell.
Speaker 1: You have this and then all of a sudden, you
Speaker 1: just your intellectual capacity retards and you fall to your knees.
Speaker 1: So don't let it get there. Utilize doctor Glitten services
Speaker 1: and doctor Manzo's your keep your ears from hearing stupid things.
Speaker 1: It's not the diagnosis, it's not the disease name that
Speaker 1: you're addressing, because that doesn't exist. It's you and your
Speaker 1: set of symptoms, and there's a homeopathic remedy for each
Speaker 1: one of those things. If you have a proper amount
Speaker 1: of if you're not too far gone, if you're not
Speaker 1: too far poisoned by them, by the system that tells
Speaker 1: you that you need to do things in order to
Speaker 1: get better, that's only making you worse. If you haven't
Speaker 1: been poisoned and radiated to death yet, and you're not
Speaker 1: fried from the inside just yet from all the radiation
Speaker 1: and chemo, then chances are a proper amount of selenium,
Speaker 1: you know, and your ninety essentials, with extra this and
Speaker 1: that wherever doctor Glyttin would see the most you know,
Speaker 1: would be most beneficial for you. And then also a
Speaker 1: homeopathic to maybe balance the ship. You would have a
Speaker 1: better outcome with that and doctor Manzo's hands on then
Speaker 1: you would with anything that modern medicine can provide you.
Speaker 1: All they can provide you is a ninety eight percent
Speaker 1: kill rate. It's not a it's not a loss, it's
Speaker 1: not a failure. It's a ninety eight percent kill rate
Speaker 1: with their methods. The NIH can provide you one hundred
Speaker 1: percent kill rate. If you had COVID and you took
Speaker 1: a freaking ventilator and you took severe.
Speaker 7: No warnings, no big news coverage, just brands quietly admitting
Speaker 7: they donate to bowel rogue cell research, as if they already.
Speaker 1: Know bio rogue cell. He just won't say cancer. He
Speaker 1: is he worried about the word being like a sigil
Speaker 1: and a spell too, or so he thinks he's gonna
Speaker 1: get like doc o fit Doc Doc of Detox. Okay,
Speaker 1: now I see what it is. Doc of Detox here
Speaker 1: is too afraid to say the word cancer.
Speaker 11: Well, what's coming? So let's ask the obvious question.
Speaker 7: Why How does something as simple and easy to make
Speaker 7: his toilet paper end up in this situation?
Speaker 11: This isn't an.
Speaker 7: Accident, Just like with toothpaste and band aids, Jews, they
Speaker 7: make sure these toxins come into direct contact with the
Speaker 7: most absorbent parts of your body. So the next time
Speaker 7: you reach for that role, ask yourself, do you really
Speaker 7: know what you're wiping with?
Speaker 11: Back there?
Speaker 1: Do you want to die?
Speaker 11: I'm gonna go ahead and say this is just a
Speaker 11: joke for entertainment purposes. What if I told you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you're a pussy from the top to bottom.
Speaker 1: That's why, Doc of Detox. Let's see what this freak
Speaker 1: looks like? A damn it?
Speaker 11: Okay, what if I told you they've oh, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it's pretty much what I thought I was gonna.
Speaker 4: Fine.
Speaker 1: This is doctor Darryl Wolf. Oh good, he's a Jew.
Speaker 1: Every Wolf I've ever known was a Jew, and Wolf
Speaker 1: is the Wolf cult, right, So why would you call
Speaker 1: himself that awesome? Awesome?
Speaker 16: It?
Speaker 1: Out of that? There go, I had to let's see
Speaker 1: what's the most pretent pertinent? Oh you guys want to
Speaker 1: hear the minds of a criminal? Are we ready to
Speaker 1: go away from this yet? Or should I throw another
Speaker 1: one up on here about the deadly poisoning of us? Well,
Speaker 1: I'll look for something for tomorrow, and I think Seth
Speaker 1: is coming on, guys, Seth done. It will be back
Speaker 1: on tomorrow at two pm. And again, just one more,
Speaker 1: one more little reminder out there, and this is the
Speaker 1: last time you're going to get anything out of me.
Speaker 1: You're not to the person or whatever you and your
Speaker 1: douchebag friends who I'm referring to. Your name might be
Speaker 1: Mike and Mark, But hey, you know it's okay. I
Speaker 1: happen to know an awful lot more about you then
Speaker 1: you think I do, and I know where you're doing
Speaker 1: it from. And you're not bright. You don't know who
Speaker 1: I know, you don't know what I know. You don't
Speaker 1: know the people that I know. And I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to act like a smarty pants either. I'm just saying
Speaker 1: you're not that good at what you're doing. So I
Speaker 1: would recommend for you to just cut the ship because
Speaker 1: we already I already know, we actually already know what
Speaker 1: you're doing and where you're doing it, So knock it off.
Speaker 1: Albut turkey huh. And I'm not being and I'm being
Speaker 1: a little facetious when I say that. That was that's
Speaker 1: pretty cute, though, Well, you know something, maybe I should
Speaker 1: do that. Hold on, well, here you go. Here's Sammy
Speaker 1: Bogovano trying my hot sauces. Pretty interesting. Why would say
Speaker 1: the bill do that? I would say the bill do
Speaker 1: that for me? Hmm pretty interesting right.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: By the way, Jean Perella might be coming on hopefully,
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if he is or not.
Speaker 1: I would like this. Aget, Michael, I'm sorry, John Elee
Speaker 1: and and uh gin on sometime. Well, I went way
Speaker 1: fast to stuff I thought I was going to. No,
Speaker 1: did I grab the wrong one? That's probably what happened. Okay,
Speaker 1: so here checking this out. Algan Algerian migrant. I don't
Speaker 1: know what this pitch on the left is doing or
Speaker 1: what she has anything to do with, But Algerian migrant
Speaker 1: jailed for her life for stabbing vaginally and anally raping.
Speaker 1: So they were stabbing them, because that's why I read
Speaker 1: it wrong for her first time too, And I just
Speaker 1: read it wrong again. It wasn't stabbing vaginally and anally.
Speaker 1: It was stabbing, stabbing comma vaginally and anally raping a
Speaker 1: twelve year old French girl, Lola Daviot, with knives and scissors,
Speaker 1: partially severing her neck, then suffocating her to death with
Speaker 1: duct tape and stuffing her into a suitcase. This poor
Speaker 1: little girl here. Okay, now there's the story of Let's
Speaker 1: see if I can get to it. Did I go
Speaker 1: too far this time? I've gone too far?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: No, I don't know where exactly it is, though. There
Speaker 1: was the father who died, and they said of a
Speaker 1: broken heart his daughter, who looked exactly like that girl
Speaker 1: that they just showed a picture of. Maybe maybe they
Speaker 1: mixed pictures or whatever. She had her head completely severed
Speaker 1: by one of these monsters and they were holding it
Speaker 1: up and wailing around, and he died of a they said,
Speaker 1: died of a broken heart. Oh Clayton. Alexander Kuti will
Speaker 1: be on soon too, by the way, and I'm working
Speaker 1: on trying to get my ass on. Hey, if you
Speaker 1: guys have any ability to like you know two people,
Speaker 1: get get in touch with Jake Shields and tell them
Speaker 1: to get me on. I got a book. I can
Speaker 1: send it to him. All right, all right, all right.
Speaker 1: I'm a the MMA fan. I like to I like
Speaker 1: to fight. I just wish postseason don't do it. Didn't
Speaker 1: do it from far away. It's more fun when you
Speaker 1: can get hit and hit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: They should try it sometime. Try fighting like a man sometimes, guys,
Speaker 1: and then you'll might actually enjoy it. You might find
Speaker 1: some uh some benefit in it. It's a little bit
Speaker 1: more real when you're not doing it through a fucking computer.
Speaker 1: Look at pussy. I'm trying to find it. I don't
Speaker 1: know where the hell it is. It's not I mean,
Speaker 1: I've saved so many things here. I thought it was
Speaker 1: close to the bottom. But there's the thing we saw yesterday.
Speaker 1: So I guess we're going a little too high. Where
Speaker 1: did I jump around too much yesterday? She's cool. I
Speaker 1: didn't mean to say what I said earlier, said don't
Speaker 1: know this bitch. This is my words at that time.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna see what if I can get it run through.
Speaker 1: We went through that. Almonds are bullshit. You know this chick.
Speaker 4: Let's see this guy, Richard B. Sausages. His name is
Speaker 4: Jesse Thorn and at this moment in time, he had
Speaker 4: a five year old son he was calling a girl
Speaker 4: and potentially going to put him on hormone. Bloggers, as
Speaker 4: I watched all my friends remain silent on topics like this,
Speaker 4: and I had seen certain gay guys in Hollywood that
Speaker 4: I thought were just gay guys kept having parties of
Speaker 4: younger and younger people. I said, that's it. So I
Speaker 4: called him out and on Twitter publicly, That's what the
Speaker 4: devil hates, by the way, is when you say their names.
Speaker 4: So doesn't take me two hundred eighty characters to ask
Speaker 4: if Twitter is banning the folks who called me a
Speaker 4: child abezier letting my daughter be a girl. It's a boy.
Speaker 4: It was a five year old boy, Okay. So I
Speaker 4: retweeted one of his things. I said, yeah, a real
Speaker 4: image of moral responsibility. He wrought Hale and I've never
Speaker 4: met you, but I'm proud of my daughter, five year
Speaker 4: old boy who lives in her gender, forcing her to
Speaker 4: pretend she isn't a girl would be.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing there's a picture of the girl boy boy.
Speaker 1: Sorry death, they're blocking or covering up. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on here. I don't know why there's a
Speaker 1: big block in front of his face.
Speaker 4: Unconscionable. Okay, this was the moment my career ended in
Speaker 4: Hollywood because this guy is a connected guy. He's a
Speaker 4: bottom bitch under the big pimps. Right, he has an
Speaker 4: NPR show. Everybody I know that's one of those eight
Speaker 4: hundred thousand dollars a year earner writers who suck at writing.
Speaker 4: There's tons of those people. This middle management, gross level
Speaker 4: of humanity out there was like, why would you say that?
Speaker 4: I'm friends with both of you? And this puts me
Speaker 4: in a tough decision. Five year old boy, he's called
Speaker 4: just the mental confusion alone is mind blowing to say
Speaker 4: that your name is what a girl's name and you're
Speaker 4: really a girl and a boy's body a five year old. Now,
Speaker 4: add on to that, hormone blockers and the intolerance of
Speaker 4: any criticism, and you have a disaster and I wasn't stopping.
Speaker 4: The thing about me is if you poke me and
Speaker 4: I find I realize that you're you're evil. Not only
Speaker 4: do I not back down, the more you poke me,
Speaker 4: the more focused I get, Like one of your motherfuckers.
Speaker 4: Connor Martin was like, when you have no clue, man,
Speaker 4: you don't even know the guy's life. You're publicly slandering
Speaker 4: his relationship with his kids. You're wrong. Log off. I
Speaker 4: just write, never bitch, He wrote, geez, I know cue
Speaker 4: You're like this. By the way, at this moment, I'm
Speaker 4: at CIA and Principato Young, the biggest management company that
Speaker 4: created Key and Peel. They wrap all these people, and
Speaker 4: CIA the biggest, most powerful agency. So if any I
Speaker 4: had a book deal with Norton for sixty thousand dollars
Speaker 4: and a development deal with True TV for another big
Speaker 4: chunk of money. So if anyone says for one second
Speaker 4: I didn't have everything to lose, they're lying. Okay, I wrote,
Speaker 4: you're publicly calling a man horrible me for questioning to
Speaker 4: put a pre pubescent child on hormone blockers. And then
Speaker 4: I write, someone will get you and they will. Here's
Speaker 4: a tweet. The University of Connecticut is providing you with
Speaker 4: a notice to cancel the comedy show featured in Owen
Speaker 4: Benjamin October twenty fifth, twenty seventeen. That's how recent. This
Speaker 4: was on September twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: I really wish people weren't such. This is from Owen
Speaker 1: clip too. You know I've been why why are you
Speaker 1: covering stuff up? Why are you self censoring? What is
Speaker 1: the problem here?
Speaker 4: All right? So I did the unthinkable. I tweeted the
Speaker 4: damn letter because I'm.
Speaker 1: Not by the way, bard Taria, I'm just gonna say
Speaker 1: this here too, bar Taria to Tartar, Tataria. The whole
Speaker 1: concept is a scam. It's a scheme, and it's a scam.
Speaker 1: They want you to usher this just just like any
Speaker 1: other type of like ritual, giving your energy over to it.
Speaker 1: This stupid concept that you think that there was some
Speaker 1: sort of white There was nothing white about Tartar. It
Speaker 1: was Muslims, it was Islam, and it wasn't a world
Speaker 1: It wasn't a world empire. That was what the Goths had.
Speaker 1: Your ancestors. Stop giving it away to everybody else who
Speaker 1: wants to deceive you and stop giving your energy, and
Speaker 1: you're like, why do you want to bout it and
Speaker 1: kneel down to everybody else except and instead of standing
Speaker 1: your own power, why do you do this? Oh tartaris
Speaker 1: and mud flood. Yeah, they can give you all kinds
Speaker 1: of stupid trails and run down and Yeah, it's really
Speaker 1: weird what they did with the world's fairs, But that's
Speaker 1: because we were already we were already conquered. We were
Speaker 1: conquered by the Civil War and anything that would have
Speaker 1: been truthful by whatever the accounts were of the pioneers
Speaker 1: in the past, and that, Oh my god, there's really
Speaker 1: tall white Native Americans here. I wonder how that happened.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's almost as if there was people
Speaker 1: here that were Gothic area and breed and type for
Speaker 1: a long ass time here. Why would they have mounds
Speaker 1: that they would bury their dead in like the Scythians
Speaker 1: and that if they weren't in fact the Scythians, or
Speaker 1: why did the how did the Native Americans? They didn't
Speaker 1: they didn't independently come up with that idea themselves, did they?
Speaker 1: Because it seems like a pretty difficult and hard and
Speaker 1: more industrious way to do things. No, no, they didn't
Speaker 1: think of that on their own. And most of those
Speaker 1: weren't their burial sites. There were ship tons of mounds here,
Speaker 1: not just Kohokia there was. There was tons, tons of
Speaker 1: mounds here that were bulldozed, built on top of all
Speaker 1: kinds of things to to hide them from history, to
Speaker 1: destroy the evidence of Smithsonian worked as a freaking blowtorch
Speaker 1: to destroy history, especially here, especially with bones that were
Speaker 1: of you know, giant bones. People who were dumb would say, hey,
Speaker 1: authorities here you now, we'll make it official. No, they won't.
Speaker 1: They'll didn't make them disappear. And that's what happened over
Speaker 1: and over and over and over again, because nobody got
Speaker 1: it yet that after the wars, especially the Civil War,
Speaker 1: there was no more America. It was the hands of
Speaker 1: the international foreign investors and bankers, the merchants and thieves
Speaker 1: of the world, the child killing merchants and thieves of
Speaker 1: the world. And even before they were called Jews and Catholics.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but that's the thing. The Holy Roman Empire
Speaker 1: and the Jews, they built lungs. They coincided for a reason,
Speaker 1: they coexisted for a reason. They grew their identities out
Speaker 1: of Rome before they had the Oh this is a
Speaker 1: certain huge or No, it's the people of the No,
Speaker 1: they were the Saturn called down to the Saturn cult.
Speaker 1: Now doesn't matter what they think or what they call themselves. Now,
Speaker 1: the Talmlet, the Rabbinical order, the Sanhedron, which is what
Speaker 1: that is. The CA call the power, the authority, the
Speaker 1: law of And then when you think law, you think
Speaker 1: just laws. That's not the case anyway. I'm rambling now,
Speaker 1: I'm not really rambling. I'm going someplace with this, but
Speaker 1: I just think it's funny. I think it's funny when
Speaker 1: people think that there's something here and there's so much evidence,
Speaker 1: so much evidence of a past in Barite. I just
Speaker 1: saw it. I just happened to see Bartaria here and
Speaker 1: it maybe and it sent me off on this on
Speaker 1: this flight of uh, you know, making points. But Tartars
Speaker 1: in Tartaria and that flag that people always bring up
Speaker 1: and say like that was Ottoman Empire, Muslim shit. These
Speaker 1: people were disgusting. They know what they did. So white
Speaker 1: people there was a white slave trade, millions upon millions
Speaker 1: of white people, women raped constantly. They were brutal, that's
Speaker 1: how the Ottomans roll. They still do that, and even
Speaker 1: that's back when they were more Turk and less dark skinned,
Speaker 1: demonic fucks right like you see now that try to
Speaker 1: rape women in the park because they have urges, and
Speaker 1: it's her fault for resisting because he has an urge.
Speaker 1: Islam is no better than anything, It's worse and some respects. Yes,
Speaker 1: is it bad that people and their families have been
Speaker 1: blown up by is Israel's a discussing terrorist attacks, Yes,
Speaker 1: and multi generationally. That would make children very upset and
Speaker 1: needing to be taught at a young age how to
Speaker 1: defend themselves and protect themselves. That's a hundred true, and
Speaker 1: that's one hundred percent valid. But neither one of them
Speaker 1: are good. And the funny part about it is is
Speaker 1: how many times through history you see Islam, Muslims, and
Speaker 1: Jews working hand in hand to destroy Christians, to destroy
Speaker 1: white people. Mostly, it's not really about the religion. People
Speaker 1: will assign that to that because most people in centuries past,
Speaker 1: they didn't really have a choice. You were either a
Speaker 1: Christian slash Catholic or you were one of theirs, so
Speaker 1: that was your identifying marker. But in reality, it's the
Speaker 1: identifying markers that you're a European type that they wanted
Speaker 1: to kill off and that they wanted to subjugate. And
Speaker 1: this Hustar story that were about to watch, you're going
Speaker 1: to hear the Tartars mentioned, and that should trigger something
Speaker 1: to you. These weren't good people. This wasn't some utopia
Speaker 1: with with you know, moving sidewalks like they should in
Speaker 1: that old eighteen hundreds and with the late eighteen hundreds
Speaker 1: video whatever, where the where the sidewalks were? You know,
Speaker 1: kind of like what you see at the airports now
Speaker 1: when you're trying to get from one terminal to the
Speaker 1: next or one, you know what I mean, Like you
Speaker 1: see the the like conveyors. It's like an escalator, but
Speaker 1: it doesn't escalate. It goes that way like, oh, we
Speaker 1: had movies sidewalks and yeah, that would probably would have
Speaker 1: been the history of the people that were erased. And
Speaker 1: I don't know where that is placed. But it's got
Speaker 1: nothing to do with Tataria. It's got more to do
Speaker 1: with your ancestors being wiped out of history again and
Speaker 1: then a truly dramatic change that occurs and history rewritten
Speaker 1: for this very thing. After the Civil war. When when
Speaker 1: were the the world's Fairs? I think there may have
Speaker 1: been one in eighteen fifty eight for all all of
Speaker 1: the other ones that were reposed war, and not within
Speaker 1: you know, maybe ten fifteen twenty years. All we up to,
Speaker 1: like nineteen thirties, they had these world's fairs, which I
Speaker 1: believe were like in doctrination camp, in a farewell for
Speaker 1: the elites to say goodbye to what they're about to destroy,
Speaker 1: to reset and successfully successively they were demolishing, burning, starting fires,
Speaker 1: and wrecking the old world that was here and was
Speaker 1: here for a lot longer than they would ever ever
Speaker 1: ever admit, And the history was being rewritten at that time.
Speaker 1: And that's not to say that our ancestral past or
Speaker 1: or you know, the founding of America is different. It
Speaker 1: just might not have been in the same decades, in
Speaker 1: the same century. It could have been a little bit before,
Speaker 1: a little bit after. There could have been a lot
Speaker 1: of things that were raced from it to make it
Speaker 1: more water down, to fit better. We don't know, because
Speaker 1: you would think that there was some account if there
Speaker 1: were structures in place here already with Gothic or what
Speaker 1: they call Tatarian architecture, it's Gothic by the way, that
Speaker 1: you would see in journals or whatever, something that that
Speaker 1: they couldn't find to erase and burn some account of that.
Speaker 1: And you do find that in like South America and
Speaker 1: stuff like that with people who are traveling they're looking
Speaker 1: for the Golden City and z and all those other stuff.
Speaker 1: There's there's times where people talk about these modernized areas
Speaker 1: and territories, but then you get the Jesuits coming in
Speaker 1: and destroying those and completely erasing that from history. Way
Speaker 1: to the Bay under the Jesuits as well.
Speaker 4: So moving on, I couldn't let them just secretly do
Speaker 4: all this, And I wrote, Yeah, I just lost seventy
Speaker 4: five hundred dollars for my views on transgender children. And
Speaker 4: then the swarms people are trying to get me to
Speaker 4: kill myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, that's what skangstock angers do. And that's why
Speaker 1: I'm telling those people over there in in albert Querque
Speaker 1: or if you and I'm saying that in jest on
Speaker 1: Central Ave, I'm saying that in just as well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everybody knows what the VPN is kids, and I'm fully aware,
Speaker 1: but I'm saying I'm being I'm actually being guarding and
Speaker 1: kind to the to the person or the I how
Speaker 1: how long do we have to play the charade before
Speaker 1: I start doing other things to identify you more? And
Speaker 1: then I don't know, identify people in your area. I
Speaker 1: have all of them. I have all of them, and
Speaker 1: I've been It's super easy to track, especially when you
Speaker 1: have people that are techies and code writors and shit
Speaker 1: like that. Especially we also when you have people that
Speaker 1: are you know, they've been known to do do a
Speaker 1: couple of do treat things every once in a while,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, people are writing to my wife. People are making
Speaker 4: sure that I never have one connection with any.
Speaker 13: Can you that?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 1: How great would it be to go do twenty minutes
Speaker 1: worth of stand up and make seventy five hundred.
Speaker 4: Bucks aspect of Hollywood? Ever, again that I worked for
Speaker 4: sixteen years to build. Even the good people in Hollywood,
Speaker 4: most of them are not publicly my friend anymore. They
Speaker 4: only wish me congratulations on your baby in private via tweet.
Speaker 4: You cowards. These are kids. This guy, Richard B.
Speaker 1: Sausages, Richard B. Sausages who likes to groom in, groom
Speaker 1: children and turning boys into girls. His name is sausages. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, Now let's get I gotta find which one
Speaker 1: I was looking at? Is that one? No, that's my
Speaker 1: good one. I gotta say that toord. Actually I don't
Speaker 1: have to do that. I can move it. But let's
Speaker 1: see there's something related to that. We're gonna look at
Speaker 1: the hussars in a second. Let's says, let's see what
Speaker 1: this is.
Speaker 16: Forward into the concert venue, into the first row. And
Speaker 16: she started messing with another lady and told us that
Speaker 16: we are all.
Speaker 10: Gonna die in it.
Speaker 1: Oh, a little foreshadowing there, they told their own.
Speaker 8: Promise.
Speaker 11: Not a town whoa.
Speaker 1: Close right, the person hasn't moved. They're in the stationary spot.
Speaker 1: First you hear a close gunshot, then you hear distance gunshot.
Speaker 1: And they're saying, how is that if it's only one
Speaker 1: guy who didn't even break a window. And they said
Speaker 1: they broke up, broke his window to fire upon the crowd.
Speaker 1: They broke the windows after the shooting had already stopped.
Speaker 1: When they did, they broke two separate windows to make
Speaker 1: it to make their an air to fit. But there
Speaker 1: was nothing. The helicopters were shooting down into the crowd.
Speaker 4: Now it sounds like.
Speaker 16: It's coming from the farther away.
Speaker 14: When the sheriff said he had some sort of a
Speaker 14: hammer life device that so he first hammered the window,
Speaker 14: shattered it, and then started shooting after that.
Speaker 1: And except there's no broken windows, would not have a
Speaker 1: broken window straight up from the body, Camp asked us
Speaker 1: as a cover it says banks can be heard. This
Speaker 1: most likely the windows being blown out. This happened after
Speaker 1: the shooting. Window one breach.
Speaker 4: And flap falling from a day this is past, probably
Speaker 4: not the same.
Speaker 16: That's probably not the safest place to be.
Speaker 1: Window two breached.
Speaker 10: I almost got a helicopter.
Speaker 1: I'm not shooting. See the flashing. Do you see the flashing.
Speaker 1: That's not just a light, it's not a light flickering.
Speaker 1: You see the flashing. You see the muzzle flash.
Speaker 16: I start hearing.
Speaker 15: Helicopters because a helicopter in the farther right here.
Speaker 1: It disappears all radar like these other member helicopters right
Speaker 1: behind Manly Bay.
Speaker 13: Around right here. Somebody handed me a two two three
Speaker 13: round They tune on the ground outside.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not two two three, that's the seven six
Speaker 1: to two. So it's by fifty one. There would be
Speaker 1: three O eight who uses three eights it's more uh
Speaker 1: often than not. Military they're not using They're not usually
Speaker 1: usually using five five six NATO. They're usually using for
Speaker 1: three O eight because of it's penetrating power. If people
Speaker 1: have body over that they're fighting, yet there's more likely
Speaker 1: to uh make more damn take more damage if they
Speaker 1: are using three light My brother ready, So there's that
Speaker 1: this guy. I looked into this guy and he is
Speaker 1: a total sham. So whether or not he was killed
Speaker 1: or not, it's like whatever. He was also a liar
Speaker 1: who was adding to the confusion and bullshit. So so sorry,
Speaker 1: but he wasn't a saint because he was killed. He
Speaker 1: was full of shit. British conspiracy theorist thirty nine is
Speaker 1: found dead on the sofa in Poland, just days after
Speaker 1: texting his mother to say if anything happens to me.
Speaker 1: Investigation sounds like he was just reassigned. He's probably somewhere
Speaker 1: else doing some more bullshit. Nax spi Orse thirty nine,
Speaker 1: originally from Canterbury, was found dead in Poland. He had
Speaker 1: gone to the country to talk about conspiracy theories and UFOs,
Speaker 1: which is completely supportive of their bullshit lie in scheme,
Speaker 1: So that's not something that would put him in danger. Whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Medics rules he died from natural causes, despite no posts
Speaker 1: moretem medics did. Medics don't have it, don't have a
Speaker 1: right to be making that type of decision. Medics don't
Speaker 1: rule that. That's not what medics job is. They're not
Speaker 1: qualified to make that distinction. Did you catch that? It's
Speaker 1: not a fucking an emt Give me a fucking break.
Speaker 1: His mother thinks he may have made enemies who wanted
Speaker 1: him dead. Of course, this is all very narrative enriching, right,
Speaker 1: It's great for making a legendary a legend. Friends claimed
Speaker 1: he died in a apartment after he vomited a black liquid.
Speaker 1: Oh so he was being possessed in the university of
Speaker 1: that when the black liquid first. The conspiracy theorist texts
Speaker 1: his mother to say, if anything happens to me yet,
Speaker 1: but father of two, well that sucks. Max was found
Speaker 1: dead on a sofa or he had gone to give
Speaker 1: talk about conspiracy sayers, that's not something that would get
Speaker 1: you in trouble. Conspiracy theories together.
Speaker 18: They were going, they were they were attacking to go
Speaker 18: to the museums to find that out. Yes, absolutely, well,
Speaker 18: he had technology. He had a whold of technology. He
Speaker 18: had a whole of stargate technology.
Speaker 1: That's so good. Not really, if anything, this is stuff
Speaker 1: that was left behind by a previous reset. And there
Speaker 1: is that video out there that they've allowed they've allowed
Speaker 1: to remain now there that looks like a quite well
Speaker 1: preserved living body of a very tall person. They keep
Speaker 1: on calling Gilgamesh when it's most certainly not Gilgamesh. It's
Speaker 1: a it's a European type body structure. Gilgamesh was a
Speaker 1: bastardization of an Aryan, of an Aryan hero epic. They
Speaker 1: turned it into a Semitic bullshit lie.
Speaker 18: It's one of the reasons why he was a very
Speaker 18: At one point he was one of the most powerful
Speaker 18: men on the planet and.
Speaker 11: The technology that he had was off the chart. So
Speaker 11: this is very similar to what John Everyone has said
Speaker 11: in his book.
Speaker 4: Sixteen.
Speaker 18: Yes, yeah, yes, he had that. There's sort of similar
Speaker 18: to the there's a movie called Contact and that spinning
Speaker 18: thing there which is able to shoot you through two
Speaker 18: different dimensions. So he had something similar to that. There's
Speaker 18: a few of them around, but he had control of that.
Speaker 1: People just showing gyroscopes. Now that's a gyroscope.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it represents the pods of the future, the presence.
Speaker 1: And look at bud guy. So he must be a massade, yes,
Speaker 1: quite a bit.
Speaker 4: It travels a little bit.
Speaker 1: Almost a FIFA trophy.
Speaker 13: Looks like, I'll put that whatever you want, you call
Speaker 13: it whatever you want.
Speaker 4: I would have done.
Speaker 10: They lied how he said there were weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 13: There were none, and they knew there were not.
Speaker 4: There were no weapons of facts.
Speaker 15: Okay, and you know something's wall. It's a whole world
Speaker 15: of the Seine. We're going to Iraq to get the artifacts,
Speaker 15: not to get anything with artifacts. That was the most
Speaker 15: important thing they said. But which artifact, I don't know.
Speaker 15: They just had artifacts. There were things in Iraq that
Speaker 15: were sold that we had to go. Yet we just
Speaker 15: wanted those artifacts to the very importance.
Speaker 1: That part is probably absolute one hundreder century, that there
Speaker 1: were artifacts there. That's why they rated the Curtis, you know,
Speaker 1: Kurdish daggers and everything else out of the frequent zams
Speaker 1: and shit like that. Yes, that's why. But saddamis and
Speaker 1: they think what they told us either he was another
Speaker 1: nationalist who was doing well by his people, and they
Speaker 1: jumped up a big stupid story about him too. But yes,
Speaker 1: that part is probably most certainly very accurate that there
Speaker 1: were some artifacts there, because this is what the game
Speaker 1: was during the World War two as well, and people
Speaker 1: are asking like, well, why were there was a Tully society? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that if you understood that they had a lot more
Speaker 1: to do with patriotism and their nationalism or their national identity,
Speaker 1: and then you understand that they also outlawed the Free
Speaker 1: Masonic Orders because the kabalistic, wicked, the evil that was
Speaker 1: running those things were the basis and foundation and how
Speaker 1: they freaking co conspirators of the Bolshevik Revolution would communicate
Speaker 1: with each other because it was Illuminati. Basically, Francis and
Speaker 1: Jesuits had taken over the majority of the positions in
Speaker 1: the hierarchy of the mess on a Quarterer. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they closed down the lodges. So why were they so
Speaker 1: interested in the occult? Well, because the occult was interested
Speaker 1: in them, because the occultists were at war trying to
Speaker 1: murder them with the by and using American and British
Speaker 1: soldiers and material as in planes to do so. So
Speaker 1: I would want to know who my enemy is and
Speaker 1: how they thought to.
Speaker 16: Again.
Speaker 1: But again I think there was a race to get
Speaker 1: rid of some of these artifacts that we're probably found
Speaker 1: around that time too, and maybe Germany was doing their
Speaker 1: best to keep these out of the hands of very
Speaker 1: dangerous demonic child killing pieces of shit at them.
Speaker 10: Then, so where did they go?
Speaker 15: We got them, said they got everything they needed from
Speaker 15: that country. Where is it? I don't know.
Speaker 18: We have.
Speaker 15: Looking for the Ark of the Covenant type stuff. You
Speaker 15: get a weapon by that if a weapon supposedly has
Speaker 15: a power to chill and you're not supposed to look
Speaker 15: upon it or anything.
Speaker 8: But the man who was talking about this never used
Speaker 8: any phrases.
Speaker 15: Like arc of the Covenant never eat. Is an artifact,
Speaker 15: ancient art of facts that were so important. We had to.
Speaker 6: Get them, and we got them, ladies and gentlemen, we
Speaker 6: got them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's about to get out of here sooner. We'll
Speaker 1: be got for time. Let's take a look at the
Speaker 1: people are talking? Who talk talking talkers? You talk? Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's see Tom Dwyer. Hello, sir Bushmaster, Hello, sir clacs ss,
Speaker 1: good to see you again. See you uh the guys
Speaker 1: again Tuesday with UH at six o'clock. My time, just
Speaker 1: Pacific slash Mountain standard because we don't change so for
Speaker 1: now it's still the same as specific. But I'll be
Speaker 1: on the with Davis again on Tuesday. Can't give up
Speaker 1: on the toilet paper.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You know what's funny too, is like I I'm a
Speaker 1: super freaking neat freak. So and Rebecca we've had this
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Speaker 1: introduced the idea to me. But forever I used to wet.
Speaker 1: But back when I was still just using the TV,
Speaker 1: I used to wet the tilet papers, so it was
Speaker 1: actually more like a cleaning cleaning, right, and then I
Speaker 1: would drive with an note but wet worps, which by
Speaker 1: the way, are probably caught and then probably also filled
Speaker 1: with life fosse.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's why I try to get the organic blah blah
Speaker 1: blah ones. But we keep in the house either perfect
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Speaker 1: hands sticky or dirty or whatever, or they have to
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Speaker 1: it's always I I always have wet wipes in the
Speaker 1: vehicle for that particular reason, but also it's useful for
Speaker 1: adults too, Like do you want to wipe your butt
Speaker 1: with the toilet paper? Like, if you're out right, if
Speaker 1: you want, do you want to wipe your butt with
Speaker 1: the toilet paper that smells like someone else's shit because
Speaker 1: the particles got stuck in the toilet paper. Like it
Speaker 1: just you know, having your own beats the even pulling
Speaker 1: the first layer off and throwing it into the garbage
Speaker 1: before you go to the next one, because you know
Speaker 1: it's sucked into there. If it's sitting there in the
Speaker 1: filth and stench, you're it's collecting. It's fibers that are
Speaker 1: collecting those things. If you can smell it, it means
Speaker 1: it's in the air. Those are particles. So yeah, when
Speaker 1: you think of it like that, it's pretty disgusting. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I like bringing my own with me. Wet wipe's just
Speaker 1: make you cleaner. I had the probably the cleanest ass
Speaker 1: in the town.
Speaker 15: Hm.
Speaker 1: It's part you look at balloser that. Let's say, let's see,
Speaker 1: there's how many people are on here. I'm curious, Oh,
Speaker 1: twenty two A cool? Cool if twenty two people said hello,
Speaker 1: but they don't m h, Well, you guys are having
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Speaker 1: That's kind of funny. Uh, let's see pretty much. I
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Speaker 1: Can change your profile pictures, didn't you? I don't remember
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Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: When it's some when just people talk to each other,
Speaker 1: it's not like that's not my business to be. It's
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Speaker 4: No one thinks it was six million. Oop, it was
Speaker 4: five million, nine hundred ninety nine thousand Jewish nine hundred
Speaker 4: and ninety nine. Benja Beryl sneaked out because he had
Speaker 4: to sell something real quick. It's all fucking Joe.
Speaker 1: We might have to do the Hussar thing when I
Speaker 1: come back, which is good that I did. Uh put
Speaker 1: it out here like a part of the part of
Speaker 1: the title. So I'm going to be going out and
Speaker 1: here about ten minutes so after we hear this, stay
Speaker 1: tuned older. We'll be wrapping it up soon.
Speaker 4: Maybe six million people total. Well, in the nineteen fifties
Speaker 4: and sixties the number was five hundred thousand according to
Speaker 4: official records of the Red Cross.
Speaker 1: And yeah, but here's the thing about the Red Cross.
Speaker 1: They were run by the Ross. Well, they were operated
Speaker 1: by in Britain, which is where these numbers that could
Speaker 1: be coming from us, from the English, from Europe they were.
Speaker 1: They were rowned and operated by the They were operated
Speaker 1: by the Rothschilds, So their numbers could have also been inflated.
Speaker 1: And it's disease and and and uh starvation, right, so
Speaker 1: and the Red Cross was in there giving out injections too,
Speaker 1: and we know how well those work out because they
Speaker 1: were the Germans were making sure that their workers were healthy.
Speaker 1: So the inmates were treated well in the earlier parts
Speaker 1: of the war. And so the Red Cross will come
Speaker 1: in and give them freaking poison injections because that's what
Speaker 1: everybody does these You know, the spell of that ship
Speaker 1: still hasn't worn off after eighty one hundred years of
Speaker 1: what Jenner, you know, you have you have it. You
Speaker 1: have a gender bender, and then you have gender the
Speaker 1: guy who decide us started putting calf uh coucierum into
Speaker 1: freaking shots and then shooting you up with it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like, how what is the most discussing possible thing
Speaker 1: I could cut? Think of the shoot up the's goy with.
Speaker 4: Then Hollywood broke the codes with the pawnbroker of movies,
Speaker 4: and then they just started cranking it up out of control.
Speaker 4: And then what they did was they committed to six
Speaker 4: million and did wizardry. But they just said it so
Speaker 4: many times that people believed it. It was a half
Speaker 4: a million around according to Red Cross statistics in the
Speaker 4: nineteen fifties and sixties in America. That's still a tragedy.
Speaker 4: That's still disgusting. He still shouldn't do that to people.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't like put people in camps and shit, it
Speaker 4: could have been six million. I don't know, but you
Speaker 4: know back then it was I'd say it was.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We fucking couldn't have been. Actually owen oi vay to oiling.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, No, five hundred thousand, and I bet most
Speaker 4: of them died from like typhoid. They love the six
Speaker 4: to six.
Speaker 1: System typhis, not typhoid.
Speaker 4: Because oh you think sixty six million die under Stalin
Speaker 4: and six million or Hitler in the Holocaust literally translates
Speaker 4: to burnt offering, and no one finds any of that odd.
Speaker 4: The people in control of our education say sixty six
Speaker 4: million people died under Stalin and six million died in
Speaker 4: or Hitler, and no one is like, hmmm, it was
Speaker 4: six million, then why are they everywhere? Well, the literally
Speaker 4: the fucking census in Europe doesn't match it at all.
Speaker 4: It was nine gay guys who died in a rollerblading accident.
Speaker 4: It could be six million. I don't know. It's just
Speaker 4: the odds are really really low. That doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 4: Like that doesn't match anything. And Ben Shapiro, you know,
Speaker 4: like like there are people whose relatives died in the
Speaker 4: Holocausts like Dave Smith had relatives who died in the Holocaust.
Speaker 4: Ben Shapiro had relatives who killed people in the Holocaust.
Speaker 4: But it's not it doesn't have to be six million.
Speaker 1: And uh yeah, killed murdered or just died. Lots of
Speaker 1: people die during war where they deliberately we needed or murdered.
Speaker 1: Probably not, probably not in the camps. They were more
Speaker 1: they were better off in the camps in the earlier
Speaker 1: part portion of the war than they were out there
Speaker 1: with angry Germans. Okay, well, oh ye, dudes, who.
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Speaker 4: Shooter, heavyweight champion of the world.
Speaker 10: The men's killed a lot of kids, all right, friends?
Speaker 17: The terrorist state of Visual want Palestinian submisions to die
Speaker 17: every man, women and child in gosm Oh. Israel's soldiers
Speaker 17: are deliberately targeting civilians. They fire rockets at schools, hospital, mosque.
Speaker 17: They even shoot Palestinian women and children when they try
Speaker 17: to leave the war zone. Israel is deliberately starving the
Speaker 17: people of Ghazi, all of them when they live.
Speaker 4: I want to thank President Trump for his leadership.
Speaker 17: I thank President Biden for the bombs and for being,
Speaker 17: as he says, a proud Zionis, actually says a proud
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Speaker 4: Forever, USA, USA.
Speaker 11: How many kids did we kill today?
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Speaker 1: which it's really upsetting that they took down. So if
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Speaker 1: starts with part two. I think there's two parts to
Speaker 1: the part three. It sucks, man, I remember seeing all
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Speaker 1: I guess there's more. There's fourteen of these all together.
Speaker 1: Maybe I didn't see all of them. Maybe two of
Speaker 1: them were missing by the time I started seeing them. Jesus,
Speaker 1: but I don't see anywhere else he's posted these, which
Speaker 1: sucks because now nobody's got them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But we'll start this tonight, not a message against Hay.
Speaker 1: I think we already do that one. Actually, they were
Speaker 1: going to do this one here bling the Hussars, and
Speaker 1: we're going to get into why Tatario is such a
Speaker 1: bullshit thing, and it's covering up your history.
Speaker 13: Again.
Speaker 1: Everything that they do is they cover up your ancestral
Speaker 1: contributions and your consistent rallies back they've completely erased from
Speaker 1: our minds. The more modern the the the rally that
Speaker 1: we've had, the more fully erased it's been. And why
Speaker 1: is that Well because technology makes for that, and they're
Speaker 1: doing it more industriously now than they did in the past,
Speaker 1: where things are being unearthed from long, long ago, and
Speaker 1: they changed the dating of course for their to suit
Speaker 1: their overall narrative of human development. But then they also
Speaker 1: change it and say, oh, that's all semitic, that was
Speaker 1: all us we did that you should be thankful to
Speaker 1: us gravel gravel, as if we were your your living gods.
Speaker 1: That's what the Jews want. They want us to treat
Speaker 1: them like they're living gods while they tournament torture, rape
Speaker 1: and kill us and poisonous. I'm not okay with that.
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Speaker 1: for now. We're going to talk about this how the well,
Speaker 1: let's read what he says. One of the defining moments
Speaker 1: in Western history is still a little discussed and poorly understood.
Speaker 1: We owe a great deal to the brave man who
Speaker 1: stood firm in Vienna, in the extraordinarily skilled and well
Speaker 1: trained heroes who came to their relief. There you go.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he had a Yeah, maybe i'll send
Speaker 1: him a postcard. Not a postcard, I'll send him. I'm
Speaker 1: the type of guy who gives out handwritten letters. So
Speaker 1: whenever I send anything to anybody, I'm told I'm pretty
Speaker 1: good handwriting when I'm trying to and not trying to rush,
Speaker 1: and so I always do a handwritten letter because it's
Speaker 1: a form of it's a form that's dying, so I
Speaker 1: keep it alive. I've always done handwritten letters ever since
Speaker 1: I was a little And there's an ochalogus proton mail here, Jesus,
Speaker 1: but I miss things like that. I gotta send that
Speaker 1: man an email. Maybe he'll come on, he'll he'll probably
Speaker 1: just have like a one of those little you know things,
Speaker 1: cause I don't like I don't think it likes to
Speaker 1: show his face. I think this guy was a complete
Speaker 1: and total fucking tool George Lincoln Rockwell. And I think
Speaker 1: there's a reason why I don't who he is, because
Speaker 1: I think God guides me away from lying sacks of
Speaker 1: shit to be honest with you, because the ship, some
Speaker 1: of the ship that he said I'm going to show
Speaker 1: you in the he he he did very He did
Speaker 1: a lot of work to give the same image and
Speaker 1: impression that they wanted you to have of what a
Speaker 1: national Socialist was, and especially calling it a Nazi like
Speaker 1: he's he's kind of the douche, right. I think he
Speaker 1: was part of the system. And if that pisces somebody off, well,
Speaker 1: I mean, let's put it. Let's let's clearly examine everything
Speaker 1: and stop making heroes out of people who don't deserve
Speaker 1: our respect. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve it. I'm
Speaker 1: saying let's look at it closer, because I think there's
Speaker 1: something there there all right.
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