Speaker 1: Welcome to the cultop cryptis Strange encounters of frogs and.
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Speaker 3: Man, Bigfoot, Mockman.
Speaker 1: And all their victims. Murray pictures captured by shot witness,
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Speaker 3: Of aliens carving the high rogue lyphics. This is a
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Speaker 1: This is Tom Thompson Cousinos, the Raptilian from Strange Group Podcast,
Speaker 1: and we're here I called the Conspiracy to talk about
Speaker 1: some bizarre and strange things. So strap in for this
Speaker 1: mild and hilarious ride. Now to the show, everybody, The
Speaker 1: curtains are open.
Speaker 3: We're chucking tickets out the door.
Speaker 4: It's about to get strange. Everybody, your damn fucking toot
Speaker 4: and it's gonna get strange.
Speaker 5: You need to write an intro song like that.
Speaker 4: You know what I was just thinking about, because I've
Speaker 4: been writing just some very offensive songs. One sure, some
Speaker 4: people are gonna find super offensive what I get it done,
Speaker 4: but you know, I write about the things I care
Speaker 4: about and want to speak out again, So that's what
Speaker 4: I do. But I was thinking of writing a horror
Speaker 4: movie rap, and I'm thinking that we could probably do
Speaker 4: one for class horror cast for a fun alternate intro
Speaker 4: kind of thing, and I could do a short version
Speaker 4: and then do an extended version of like a full song.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get how I started, Like, I was
Speaker 4: like thinking, uh, travel through the mind of a horror fan.
Speaker 4: But then I was like, should I just start off
Speaker 4: of being like I gotta I gotta kitchen knife like
Speaker 4: a Michael Myers, I'm gonna cut you until you expire something,
Speaker 4: you know?
Speaker 5: Was that just off the top of your head, right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that fair well.
Speaker 4: If we if we ever hang out in person one
Speaker 4: day or even on a live special kind of thing,
Speaker 4: if I'm not too drunk, I will kick a freestyle.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty good at like coming stuff, especially you have
Speaker 4: a couple of drinks, like freestyling come up with uh
Speaker 4: stuff from the top of my head, especially if like
Speaker 4: I'm in the mood and people are shouting stuff out.
Speaker 3: I used to do that with buddies.
Speaker 4: We're like with this one kid and we're all drinking
Speaker 4: a bunch of people and we're kicking freestyles and my
Speaker 4: buddy was shouting out words to me and the other
Speaker 4: guy and the guy's like, no, writtens. I'm like, I'm
Speaker 4: not writing shit. I was like, this is like legitimately
Speaker 4: from the top of my head. So yeah, so if
Speaker 4: you guys don't If you guys, I've been doing it
Speaker 4: for a very very long time, So you guys don't
Speaker 4: know that. At the end of every episode, I play
Speaker 4: one of my songs because I've been creating music since
Speaker 4: I was like sixteen, like actually recording it and stuff
Speaker 4: like that since I was like sixteen or whatever.
Speaker 3: So yeah, if people.
Speaker 4: Didn't know that, yeah, that's all the songs play at
Speaker 4: the end. It is either me or me and Billy
Speaker 4: and listening. I was listening back to the one me,
Speaker 4: Me and Billy did and I'm trying to get him
Speaker 4: back on board because he wants to produce more music,
Speaker 4: and I was like, we should start working on something.
Speaker 4: And there's that song No means Yes, and it's a
Speaker 4: it's a story where Billy kind of goes crazy on
Speaker 4: this girl and it's just made up and then I'm
Speaker 4: the dad and then I the think I sent it
Speaker 4: to you?
Speaker 3: Did I send it to you?
Speaker 4: And I was like, I was laughing about as stupid
Speaker 4: as then I'm the dad and then I shoot him
Speaker 4: and to kill and shoot him.
Speaker 3: At the end.
Speaker 5: So are you controversial? What's that shirt you're wearing?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I was gonna ask if it's a machete?
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've I found in my closet. I got this
Speaker 4: out like a horror con thing. I haven't fucking worn
Speaker 4: it in a bit. But welcome back, everybody. I'm pretty
Speaker 4: excited for this. Obviously, I'm Tom kat Ak Tom Thompson,
Speaker 4: the Raptilian. Yeah, she'll probably just stick to one name
Speaker 4: at some point, but maybe when I'm like.
Speaker 3: Eighty l work.
Speaker 5: So it's like and I know radio is dead, like
Speaker 5: but it sounds like that kind of like radio DJ
Speaker 5: that kind of gets people hype.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to a Stranger podcast at ten ninety five
Speaker 4: FM and obviously radio who do I Well, we're gonna
Speaker 4: have to I'm gonna have to do it like a
Speaker 4: bunker as soon as the twenty thirty agenda.
Speaker 5: You know what, right, and you're you're not wrong, They're
Speaker 5: actually because I'm having a severely hard time trying to
Speaker 5: upload ship on Rumble. Really yeah, weird weird, like might
Speaker 5: upload it and then when I refresh, it's not there.
Speaker 3: Weird.
Speaker 4: I'm we are on Rumble and bitch you and stuff
Speaker 4: like that, and I connect my YouTube to Rumble.
Speaker 3: Have you done that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can sink it and it's it works fine there,
Speaker 4: But I feel like we should be reaching more people
Speaker 4: considering some of the live streams that happen on Rumble,
Speaker 4: it's kind of rare. Get you know, we get weird
Speaker 4: comments like I'm out we're on bit shoot now where
Speaker 4: it's like kind of more underground and yeah, so let
Speaker 4: me go, let me read a comment from uh. Bit
Speaker 4: shoot is like more underground. We don't have that many
Speaker 4: people on it, but it's uncensored. We get like hundreds
Speaker 4: and hundreds of views on there, but people are more
Speaker 4: they're not inclined to subscribe as much as people on
Speaker 4: like YouTube and stuff like that. And for everyone listens
Speaker 4: on YouTube and stuff like that, are anywhere give us,
Speaker 4: you know a like subscribe, you know, share our podcast.
Speaker 3: And stuff like that.
Speaker 4: That's you know, we're a low budget, but pay a
Speaker 4: lot of year for this podcast to be running and
Speaker 4: doing all the stuff that we do. So I never
Speaker 4: I never shut it out, but yeah, like it would
Speaker 4: be great if I started a review, Subscribe, share it,
Speaker 4: tell your friends, tell your mother. I don't know, tell
Speaker 4: your kids. I don't know about that. Don't tell your mom.
Speaker 4: Maybe she might not appreciate this. But we've had to
Speaker 4: face someone did review and say that they they're a
Speaker 4: sixty five year old GRAMDMA and they're not our demographic,
Speaker 4: but they love our show. So whoever you are, I
Speaker 4: love you, granny.
Speaker 5: That is pretty cool.
Speaker 4: So someone I commented on the Bitch shoot they're like
Speaker 4: serial killers were hoaxes to cover up black crimes in
Speaker 4: the eighties. Now they use school shooters. I didn't even
Speaker 4: I just deleted the comics. I'm like, that's just fucking
Speaker 4: moved on. It's just factually incorrect school shootings. A lot
Speaker 4: of the people that die during school shootings are fucking
Speaker 4: white kids.
Speaker 5: Would it be rude to ask for that person's user name?
Speaker 4: Sure? It is on our story on Instagram, So make
Speaker 4: sure you subscribe or.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you might post. You might have to go to
Speaker 5: look at the uscause it's a very.
Speaker 3: Oh based n I G G.
Speaker 4: You are so yes, And the thing is everyone's like
Speaker 4: that's based, bro, It's like bro, what the fuck, Like,
Speaker 4: I don't like people are using that like Tempoole uses it,
Speaker 4: fucking high reds the rapper uses it, but like to
Speaker 4: be like, I'm based, but yet I'm claiming that all
Speaker 4: sterio killers were hoaxes, even though there's mountains of evidence
Speaker 4: that even if they were influenced by the government or
Speaker 4: some sort of mk ulture conspiracy to increase violence and
Speaker 4: bring fear into the public consciousness, it still happens.
Speaker 3: And a lot of school shootings that have been.
Speaker 4: Done have been done by yes, white people, more recently
Speaker 4: a lot of trans people, and then it's usually white
Speaker 4: people that get shot.
Speaker 3: Like if you look at the victim ratio and stuff.
Speaker 4: Like that, is a lot of white kids in different ethnicities,
Speaker 4: sure that get shooting shot in school shootings, but it's
Speaker 4: like a Columbine like most of the people got shot white.
Speaker 5: That's something that never has mentioned though, which is kind
Speaker 5: of hilarious.
Speaker 4: Well, they're all in my opinion, my opinion, everybody. Most
Speaker 4: school shootings, most are orchestrated by the government to try
Speaker 4: to encroach on the freedoms of you owning a gun.
Speaker 3: And that's just my opinion.
Speaker 4: But there's a lot of weird coincidences and circumstances that
Speaker 4: surround almost all school shootings.
Speaker 3: We will eventually cover that stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm actually going to do something that I have OCD
Speaker 4: about on this podcast.
Speaker 3: We haven't gotten to the topic yet.
Speaker 4: Is we're going to start at the very first school
Speaker 4: shooting and move forward.
Speaker 5: You know that that's actually a really interesting idea.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's my idea, but there is a lot of
Speaker 4: evidence that goes into why I think these things. I've
Speaker 4: spent fifteen years doing research. If people don't know, I've
Speaker 4: spent a lot of time research.
Speaker 5: Imagine how the world is going to be when they
Speaker 5: I know, I know I live in a country where
Speaker 5: a gun's real legal anyway, Yeah, but imagine how cool
Speaker 5: it's going to be when they do that across the
Speaker 5: globe and nobody can have guns.
Speaker 3: Except for the government and the police.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be like some shit out of the fucking parge.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 4: And this is why before we get off this, I
Speaker 4: just I did a video and reached thousands upon thousand people,
Speaker 4: and I said, you know, if you're someone who if
Speaker 4: if you advocate for gun control, then you don't get
Speaker 4: armed guards like my crime minister and in the States,
Speaker 4: all these people that are like.
Speaker 6: Take away their guns, we need gun control and stop
Speaker 6: these school shootings and all the things that they they
Speaker 6: yell from the top of their lungs about while not
Speaker 6: doing anything to help society or change it.
Speaker 3: And they're usually mentally ill.
Speaker 4: Is uh, yeah, Like, if if the politicians that are
Speaker 4: pushing for a gun control don't have your arm guards
Speaker 4: around you, then see what happens.
Speaker 5: That's a fair point.
Speaker 3: So you can't be a fucking hypocrite. But what do
Speaker 3: we know? What do we know about the people on
Speaker 3: the left?
Speaker 4: People in general, even on the right, there are a
Speaker 4: bunch of fucking hypocrites. Constantly they'll say one thing out
Speaker 4: of the side of their mouth and then they'll yell
Speaker 4: another thing and it will contradict each other, and you
Speaker 4: know they're just being brainwashed.
Speaker 5: And that that's like, that's the same here. Obviously, the
Speaker 5: police here for the most part, don't have guns running either,
Speaker 5: But any of like the politicians, anybody in government, always
Speaker 5: have like armed.
Speaker 4: Hypocritical the reptilian elite run our world, and it's gonna
Speaker 4: get a lot worse in the next five years, and
Speaker 4: just don't don't say it. In tell you so, because
Speaker 4: I told you so. I told us so.
Speaker 5: Ricky, me and Tom are going to be living in
Speaker 5: an underground bunker.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I'm gonna we're going to be on I'm
Speaker 4: gonna dig a hole to Ireland. I'm gonna go underneath
Speaker 4: the ocean bed and they're gonna try to get there.
Speaker 4: I'll get aut I'll get Hitler's boring machines, and we'll
Speaker 4: fucking make make a big tunnel underneath the ocean.
Speaker 5: Live in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the underground tees.
Speaker 4: So because we're recovering a lot of you know, we've
Speaker 4: been doing a lot of alien stuff, which I have enjoyed,
Speaker 4: but there's been recently a lot of alien episodes that
Speaker 4: have came out, and we're starting to sprinkle some serial
Speaker 4: killers in there too. People were loving the toy box
Speaker 4: killer episode.
Speaker 5: I'm kind of shocked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if we were loving it, but not loving it,
Speaker 4: I'm loving it. It's disgusting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get it though, And I suppose it's probably
Speaker 5: the same reason we consume like a lot of the
Speaker 5: true crime and maybe some of the like sicker aspects
Speaker 5: of conspiracies that we do. It's just because there's this
Speaker 5: weird like interest at the same time, like I felt
Speaker 5: that even when we were researching for that episode, I
Speaker 5: was like, I don't like this, but there's something that's
Speaker 5: like really intriguing to me.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I can't even wait till we do the
Speaker 4: women that love serial killers, because it's like there is
Speaker 4: too many women out there that are probably getting wet
Speaker 4: while they watch true crime shows. And I'm not saying
Speaker 4: every woman don't. Don't fucking mistake my words, but there's
Speaker 4: definitely some out there that.
Speaker 3: It's like I can fix him, you know, which is just.
Speaker 4: It's just a fucking fetish kind of thing, because everyone
Speaker 4: has a fetish now according to whatever. Let's just get
Speaker 4: into this, so everybody, welcome back to the show. This
Speaker 4: will be kind of fun. Let's travel back to a
Speaker 4: time where everybody smelled like shit. Yeah, everyone smelled like
Speaker 4: poo poo and they were yah yeah yeah, they they
Speaker 4: reeked of whiskey and sheep shit pretty much. So we're
Speaker 4: going back to a time of the settlers. The Baldoon
Speaker 4: Settlement was originally conceptualized by Lord Selkirk, so it obviously
Speaker 4: this is when people were starting to you know, come
Speaker 4: over here from Ireland, specifically probably from Ingroued.
Speaker 3: Look at it.
Speaker 4: How many people do you think in this photo are
Speaker 4: because we're showing obviously there was no cameras back then,
Speaker 4: but there was like art done or like drawings and
Speaker 4: depictions of the settlers coming over. Obviously you have somebody
Speaker 4: like you know, Jack from the Titanic that just like
Speaker 4: sits there and draws on his nopad, you know, And
Speaker 4: how many can you get, Yeah, he loves these boobies.
Speaker 4: How many can you guess? They're probably Irish? I'm guessing
Speaker 4: like almost fucking half.
Speaker 5: Yeah, every single one of them. Anyone who looks anyway
Speaker 5: like decent is probably not Irish. And then all the
Speaker 5: scumbags are probably Irish.
Speaker 4: But you know, like a lot of Irish settlers did
Speaker 4: did come over at this time to flee the potato famine.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's actually correct, but ah, yeah,
Speaker 4: probably that's the one we'll go with the history books.
Speaker 4: So we're actually going, you know, I like to there's
Speaker 4: some fans I enjoy when we get back to Canada.
Speaker 4: So we're yeah, we're going back to the and of
Speaker 4: Kannata because it was known as Big village to the indigenous.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure if I know my history correct.
Speaker 4: So this this settlement, uh, that was I guess started
Speaker 4: by Lord Selkirk. It was located near present day Wallasburg
Speaker 4: in southern Ontario. I'm actually curious of where this is
Speaker 4: and if I can visit it, because I am in
Speaker 4: southern Ontario, but I don't know where Wallasburg is. Lord
Speaker 4: Selkirk imagined a settlement that mirrored his homeland, the Scottish
Speaker 4: Highlands in every way. So obviously there's a lot of
Speaker 4: Scottish people to come and coming this way, you know,
Speaker 4: just after after we already destroyed and pillaged and raped
Speaker 4: and stole all the gold of the indigenous, then people
Speaker 4: started coming over.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really cool like that. I actually I don't
Speaker 5: know why, because it's kind of stut I think to
Speaker 5: say about. I never pictured Scottish people settling in other places.
Speaker 5: I don't know why. I was just assumed it was Irish.
Speaker 5: I was like, yeah, it's always the fucking Irish. It's
Speaker 5: always the Irish.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you got your toes into the sand everywhere you
Speaker 4: spread your you know what, when potatoes grow, they grow
Speaker 4: like those vine things. That's why they've like molded or whatever,
Speaker 4: sat out too long. That's what happens to Irish people.
Speaker 5: That's another day. Is it about our potato faming?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, God, I didn't get it.
Speaker 4: Uh. He imported sheep and persuade at least fifteen families
Speaker 4: from the Old Country to undertake his exciting new adventure.
Speaker 3: They raised him.
Speaker 4: Arrived on September fifth, eighteen o four, and I couldn't
Speaker 4: imagine what it was like back then. Like, it's probably
Speaker 4: wild to have existed at that time period.
Speaker 3: We're like it is.
Speaker 4: You're living off the land, You're making like log cabins
Speaker 4: kind of things to survive. There's wild animals, there's indigenous
Speaker 4: people that want.
Speaker 3: To scalp you. There's a lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 5: Do you think right that if we were able to
Speaker 5: go back to that time and so say, let's say,
Speaker 5: for example, you were able to go back in time
Speaker 5: to there and swap places with another dude of your
Speaker 5: exact age or whatever, and then bring him to twenty
Speaker 5: twenty three, do you think both would be equally as
Speaker 5: like blown away by how the world is?
Speaker 4: I think to some extent, I'm sure the guy that
Speaker 4: I brought back from the early eighteen hundreds would probably
Speaker 4: sit in a corner screaming, just like just like shocked
Speaker 4: at what the fuck the world has turned into. And
Speaker 4: I'm sure I would do the same when I smelled
Speaker 4: everyone around.
Speaker 5: Me, probably when they all have fucking black teeth, and like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, women are like extremely hairy, Like I don't do women.
Speaker 3: I don't think women.
Speaker 4: Do women shade the legs back there so that I
Speaker 4: don't think, so I'd like, I don't know, I want.
Speaker 5: To like iron pits and ship yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But now it's reverting back to that with all
Speaker 4: this feminist that you know, I'm not gonna get into.
Speaker 5: That absolutely revault and kill themselves.
Speaker 4: Don't say that, no, And I know I know one
Speaker 4: of my buddies, I think, yeah, there, married wife, she is,
Speaker 4: she is like they've had their kid in a home birth,
Speaker 4: and very like feministic, but against the stuff that's going
Speaker 4: on because a lot of feminists raw raw for some
Speaker 4: of the hypocrisy when it comes to the cultist community
Speaker 4: and the leftist woke cult and stuff like that, which
Speaker 4: is kind of funny because I've said every movement has
Speaker 4: been hijacked to push the agenda of the w EF
Speaker 4: and the people that are above them and all that stuff,
Speaker 4: and I bring it up because it's very important that
Speaker 4: people to understand where this world is headed.
Speaker 3: And if you know that, if you know the outcome,
Speaker 3: you'll know the journey.
Speaker 4: But like it is kind of and she, I think,
Speaker 4: does that too, And and she talks about her I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna shout anyone out by name, but she talked
Speaker 4: about like her period and stuff like that, and it's
Speaker 4: just like very strange for me to hear and to
Speaker 4: read that stuff when when she was posting about it
Speaker 4: and like almost like a joyous times to have my
Speaker 4: bloody time of the month that I have bruh, yeah, yeah, But.
Speaker 3: Like I don't know, I don't know what it was
Speaker 3: like back then.
Speaker 4: You can only read about it essentially because there was
Speaker 4: no footage. There's not like camera, there's not like pictures
Speaker 4: of it where at least like when uh, when you're
Speaker 4: getting like I think in about fifty years, sixty years
Speaker 4: by the time this time, uh that they start developing
Speaker 4: cameras where like, you know, it's still shot. Everyone's got
Speaker 4: to stand there for twenty five minutes before the fucking
Speaker 4: camera takes the picture.
Speaker 3: But like people, at least we have we.
Speaker 4: Have drawings and art back then and things that we
Speaker 4: can kind of look at, but I don't know, it
Speaker 4: just looks crazy, like it what a crazy time to
Speaker 4: exist in and you got to be tough and strong
Speaker 4: and you know you and then your your your wife's
Speaker 4: dying or your kids are so many people are dying right.
Speaker 4: You die from disease, you die from giving birth, you
Speaker 4: die from not washing your hands and then touching your
Speaker 4: cut on your leg.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. It's like you're not a
Speaker 3: guy from good time.
Speaker 5: To listening to you say that reminds me of a
Speaker 5: millionaires to die in the West.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like if you think about and that's a little
Speaker 4: later on, but if you think about that kind of
Speaker 4: time period, this is even before then.
Speaker 5: But just how like he has that whole that like
Speaker 5: monologue where he talks about like you die from like
Speaker 5: the black ship, you die from this shit like our
Speaker 5: mayor is a dead guy and.
Speaker 4: The wolves dragging him off like all like that weird
Speaker 4: way of is that so funny?
Speaker 5: And like it's but I suppose like that was the
Speaker 5: reality back then. It makes me wonder like how few
Speaker 5: of us would actually survive if.
Speaker 3: Can that was good?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: And like I said, I don't believe in right or left.
Speaker 4: I'm a fucking anarchist. I hate all governments. Uh, but clearly,
Speaker 4: if you took some of the men and women from
Speaker 4: the conservative side of things, PLoP them back in that
Speaker 4: time period, they would most likely survive. You gave them
Speaker 4: a gun and a shelter to live in. I would
Speaker 4: not say the same about the people on the left
Speaker 4: and the wokest woke cult.
Speaker 5: You know, well let that same a lot of those
Speaker 5: same morals and ethics would literally have no substance in
Speaker 5: a place like that. Everything you say, it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: No, it's just like I'm a woman. No, you're fucking not.
Speaker 5: It's like she said something I didn't like, so we
Speaker 5: need to put her in a mental hospital.
Speaker 4: Or or he yeah, burned out the steak, burned the steak.
Speaker 4: We were we were joking before we really dive into
Speaker 4: this episode. It's gonna be a fun ghost episode because
Speaker 4: of now kind of Brett being like slowly introduced to
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 3: Alec Bret Law.
Speaker 4: We smoked cigars and talk shit, and he's got a
Speaker 4: pretty big property. So we're talking about doing a little
Speaker 4: short films as part and stuff like that. Just kind
Speaker 4: of funny like dark humored style thing. And we have
Speaker 4: one of our buddy who was down in Strange Stogies episode, Sawyer.
Speaker 3: He works out a lot. He's like a built dude.
Speaker 4: And we were gonna like do a skit where somebody
Speaker 4: comes back at a time machine from like this time
Speaker 4: error and then uh, Sawyer was gonna like wear a
Speaker 4: wig and like it's.
Speaker 3: Like that's a woman.
Speaker 4: He's like, that's not a woman, and like make the
Speaker 4: whole joke about what somebody in this even time era,
Speaker 4: like the early eighteen hundreds would think if they came
Speaker 4: into our reality here and in this time era era,
Speaker 4: and what it would like, what they would think.
Speaker 5: And I think they would have an easier time understanding
Speaker 5: the concept of the Internet than they would the concept
Speaker 5: of what is a woman? What does it mean to
Speaker 5: be a man, and all this shit.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry this gets brought up a lot on the show,
Speaker 4: but at the same time, we're just two guys having
Speaker 4: a conversation, and I just like it's so prominent, especially
Speaker 4: like this is the when we're recording this, because it's
Speaker 4: not gonna come out till this is. We're in the
Speaker 4: future right now, everybody, or we're in the past technically
Speaker 4: in the past.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we can actually speak from experience. We're in
Speaker 5: the future in the past.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly so.
Speaker 4: But the the Pride month is just ending, and the
Speaker 4: whole event just went on where they had all their
Speaker 4: Nazi flags hanging from the fucking banners every and every
Speaker 4: city everywhere, like a fucking complete Marxist takeover. I understand
Speaker 4: Marxist communist is different than Nazism, but know what, fascism
Speaker 4: and communism very much the same when you look at
Speaker 4: it from the outside.
Speaker 5: It's really cool, man. I think you should just get
Speaker 5: with the program.
Speaker 4: Submit, yeah, comply, no, thank you. Uh so let's get
Speaker 4: back to the time error. Let's just uh, let's just
Speaker 4: let's bring it in. Uh. We'll keep this uncut for
Speaker 4: for you too, but let's bring it in fresh. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's brand and fresh. The Bettle Dune Settlement was originally
Speaker 4: conceptualized by Lord Selkirk, and it was near it was
Speaker 4: present It was near present day Wallaceburg in southern Ontario.
Speaker 3: Lord Lord Selkirk, that'd be fun to be a lord day.
Speaker 7: Imagine this settlement, what he said, A a hey, buddy,
Speaker 7: but imagine a settlement that mirrored his homeland in Scotland
Speaker 7: and every way.
Speaker 4: He imported sheep and pursued at least fifteen families from
Speaker 4: the Old Country to undertake this new exciting adventure. They
Speaker 4: arrived on September fifth, eighteen oh four, optimistic about the future,
Speaker 4: but were soon greeted by a swampy piece of land,
Speaker 4: just in time for a malarious season.
Speaker 3: Who doesn't love malarious season?
Speaker 4: But don't worry because Bill Gates he's got a vaccine
Speaker 4: for you, and it will kill two hundred of you
Speaker 4: before we find out that it's not actually good and
Speaker 4: it's not good for anybody.
Speaker 3: Yes, he's holding up beside it could beer.
Speaker 5: Yes, my kind of moves.
Speaker 4: Yes, because now he owns a stake in that company,
Speaker 4: so everybody be where. I'm trying to get through this
Speaker 4: shitty Alexander Keith Spear. I still have too much of
Speaker 4: it and I have to like just try yeah two
Speaker 4: four ad here, Bud, I can't even do it's funny.
Speaker 4: I'm Canadian, but I can't do really a well Canadian accent.
Speaker 4: I have to like hear it first, but I like
Speaker 4: I said, well, like you know, there's a non cut
Speaker 4: version of this on YouTube, but like I couldn't imagine
Speaker 4: what it was like to live in this time error.
Speaker 4: I think that, you know, most people would not survive
Speaker 4: from where we are today and bringing them back in time,
Speaker 4: they would not survive. And I'm not right or left,
Speaker 4: but conservatives would most likely survive more than people on
Speaker 4: the left wood or they probably wouldn't survive at all.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just.
Speaker 4: Just basic understanding of the leftist woke cult and how
Speaker 4: they can't even handle being misgendered. So I couldn't imagine
Speaker 4: if they have to defend them their family against a
Speaker 4: pack of wolves or a pack of indigenous.
Speaker 3: I'm just joking. They don't roll in packs, but they
Speaker 3: kind of do.
Speaker 4: But you know, I got fucking I hear someone yelling
Speaker 4: in the back of my head, like so it's like
Speaker 4: the woke culture just yelling, and I'm like, I've had
Speaker 4: tons of indigenous friends.
Speaker 3: I grew up with natives, so you can fuck off.
Speaker 5: No, I think you're your rude. Yes I am.
Speaker 3: I don't have that.
Speaker 4: They don't have that asshole button from the number arm
Speaker 4: Street deep dive asshole.
Speaker 3: So this is I know, a wild time.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, so the settlement got off to a rough
Speaker 4: start foreshadowing the many difficult years ahead. The low lying
Speaker 4: swamp lands were difficult to cultivate, and agricultural output was
Speaker 4: Agricultural output was dismissal.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's a weird way to put it. Just small. I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna look up. What the hell this fucking word
Speaker 4: means just small causing gloom and depression.
Speaker 3: Weird. I've never even heard this word, this dismal. God
Speaker 3: damn it.
Speaker 4: I had to listen to it, just like it's spelled, sorry, dismal. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's funny. That's weird. I did not know how that's
Speaker 4: how you spelled dismal. But obviously everyone's kind of sad.
Speaker 4: It's just weird. Why would they pick this piece of
Speaker 4: land though?
Speaker 5: You know, they're just like, let's pick the most miserable,
Speaker 5: like shittest piece of land.
Speaker 3: My feet hurt, Daddy spring these people.
Speaker 5: Hey, I have a really cool pitch. Want of up
Speaker 5: sticks and move to the other side of the world
Speaker 5: to a really ship place. It's like ininhabitable basically.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's crazy, though, I just like my feet hurt.
Speaker 4: I want to stop right here. This is good son,
Speaker 4: this is there's no resources here.
Speaker 5: There's nothing good here. I don't care. I'm done.
Speaker 4: I'm lazy. I'm done. But you know what else are
Speaker 4: you gonna get from Scottish people?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: This is it?
Speaker 4: Pigs sheep hut as they say, and then that it's
Speaker 4: like then they drink nothing but scotch. Before I came
Speaker 4: on the podcast, I took a shot of this really
Speaker 4: shitty scotch I'm trying to drink up. Chelsea's dad didn't
Speaker 4: want it, so I took it, and it's it's not
Speaker 4: good gross, it's very gross. Just keep it in the
Speaker 4: freezer so it's nice and cold, but it tastes like
Speaker 4: a manure.
Speaker 3: I don't know how to subscribe. It's just awful tasting.
Speaker 4: Some original Highlanders that could be only one remain in
Speaker 4: the general area of bell Dune. They were soon joined
Speaker 4: by others who were interested in the better plots of land.
Speaker 4: So there's like they posted up on this shitty ass
Speaker 4: spot and I don't know if you bought it beforehand
Speaker 4: or what, But then other people came in and they're like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: you see.
Speaker 3: That over there, that place is not so swampy. We'll
Speaker 3: take that. We'll take that.
Speaker 5: Was this guy just like an idiot.
Speaker 3: Or aren't most Scottish people.
Speaker 4: I've Scottish blood, But that's just like me saying that
Speaker 4: I have Irish blood. I like I'm amalgamation of all
Speaker 4: these different cultures because my family has been here for
Speaker 4: a long time and they didn't call a nize shit.
Speaker 5: You can say anything about any community and nobody can
Speaker 5: get annoyed.
Speaker 4: No, I got black family too. I have Jamaican family.
Speaker 4: So you can suck my left testicle, that's the good one.
Speaker 4: It's the bigger one, so one of the Yeah, and
Speaker 4: for women that don't understand, yes, one testicle is bigger
Speaker 4: than the other so they don't rub together and hit
Speaker 4: each other when we're walking.
Speaker 3: That is a fucking scientific fact.
Speaker 5: And it's normally the left one because that artery runs
Speaker 5: from your heart on the left side. Right.
Speaker 3: Oh, I didn't know that. That creeps me out, actually.
Speaker 5: And I only know what because I thought I had
Speaker 5: no cancer one point and I have to go for
Speaker 5: an ultrasound.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me that.
Speaker 4: I hadn't even had anything to do with that ship
Speaker 4: like anything to think about what goes on inside my body,
Speaker 4: especially like testes or my dick or whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, terrible, It is actually a really like we're getting
Speaker 5: a little bit off topic, I guess, but like it's
Speaker 5: a really freakish thought. Sometimes I have these weird like
Speaker 5: don't want to call them like out of body more
Speaker 5: like a inside body experience, you know, or you start
Speaker 5: to actually think about like it's like there's if I
Speaker 5: just cut my skin open right now, while my goats
Speaker 5: will spill out and they're like in there, and you
Speaker 5: have those thoughts often, not often, but when my notes
Speaker 5: hurst and I was like, huh, and then I started
Speaker 5: to think about it more and more, and then having
Speaker 5: people like poking proud of them, and I was like,
Speaker 5: oh god, this is like the worst.
Speaker 4: And that's the whole thing about like if you can
Speaker 4: project right, the things that you think about project out,
Speaker 4: and if for the people that are like I think
Speaker 4: they're always going to get sick and they're always worried
Speaker 4: about being sick, especially during the last three years and
Speaker 4: stuff like that, and the stuff that was pushed by
Speaker 4: our government to keep you on fear it will actually
Speaker 4: make you sick. So they're convincing people that they were sick,
Speaker 4: So then people's consciousness would shift and they would think
Speaker 4: that they were sick. When they really weren't. The biggest
Speaker 4: trick the CDC ever pulled was to convince people that
Speaker 4: you were sick without symptoms, which is clever trick, Yeah,
Speaker 4: very clever. And the more I learned about all the
Speaker 4: stuff that's going on, and I've read tons of books
Speaker 4: about this, reading David Ike's book right Now and stuff
Speaker 4: like that. I've read many, many books about what's going
Speaker 4: on in the world and our history and our what
Speaker 4: the future may hold if people don't wake up. Consciousness
Speaker 4: and energy is all around us, and and and the
Speaker 4: you know, I tell you about my last mushroom trip
Speaker 4: when I was in the pool.
Speaker 3: Oh broh.
Speaker 4: So I did like this new strain, uh, just a
Speaker 4: little off top of I did a new strain of
Speaker 4: mushrooms and it was supposed to be extremely potent, is
Speaker 4: double the potency of most mushrooms.
Speaker 3: I didn't find it that potent.
Speaker 4: You know, It's because I was outside in the sun,
Speaker 4: so it's not like you're cooped up in a house
Speaker 4: where I don't know. And I like, everything looks fake,
Speaker 4: and that's why I'm like, trees look fake. They look
Speaker 4: like they're like AI animation kind of thing. It's like
Speaker 4: wild I'm like, what the fuck? So the poo pool
Speaker 4: was really cold? Okay, I was in a pool and
Speaker 4: I decided to swim, but it was cold as fuck
Speaker 4: because the heater was not on at all and it
Speaker 4: has been it's been cold the days beforehand. And I
Speaker 4: was like, fuck it, I'm gonna swim around. And it
Speaker 4: like it was a shock to my system. And then
Speaker 4: I sat there chelsis inside getting changed because she didn't
Speaker 4: swim for too long, and I kind of sat there
Speaker 4: in the cold water, almost like meditating it to some extent,
Speaker 4: because you can use magic mushrooms to actually get in
Speaker 4: a meditative state. And everything around me started shaking, and
Speaker 4: then it like blended everything and was blending into one thing.
Speaker 4: And I was like, I thought I saw like a
Speaker 4: shift in like reality of how everything is connected, and
Speaker 4: it's it's all of fabrications, not as real as we
Speaker 4: think it is.
Speaker 3: It's wild, you see.
Speaker 5: I don't know, Like I feel like I told.
Speaker 4: That the Billy and Billy is like, you're not selling
Speaker 4: it to me. That does not sound fun.
Speaker 5: Well, maybe I echo something similar, but I feel like
Speaker 5: you're like well versed in like that situation. Now not
Speaker 5: to freak out but like hearing you say that, sometimes
Speaker 5: I'm like, I feel like that could have potential for
Speaker 5: me to like go downhill really quick, like the only
Speaker 5: time I ever did do them, and like I was
Speaker 5: having a really good time until somebody else wasn't. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden, I felt like I
Speaker 5: was feeding off his energy and I felt like I
Speaker 5: was like in the Blair Witch.
Speaker 4: You have to be terrible, you have to be conscious
Speaker 4: of what you're doing, what you're feeling, all also different
Speaker 4: energies and stuff like that. Like I've told you, I
Speaker 4: watched The Witch outside on mushrooms and like all other
Speaker 4: horror movies, and it look like a cliscope and then
Speaker 4: I was like I was I almost gave myself some
Speaker 4: sort of anxiety.
Speaker 5: Shit.
Speaker 3: This is at that time when I was like I
Speaker 3: was being.
Speaker 4: Stupid and drinking and also smoking wheat you while I
Speaker 4: was on them, which I don't suggest to anybody to do.
Speaker 3: And I literally like gotten this.
Speaker 4: Really paranoidd mindset of like oh I messed around the
Speaker 4: Ouiji board, I have darkness all around me. I'm cursed
Speaker 4: like shit like that, which was not good.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's why I'm thinking that, because like my only experience.
Speaker 5: Also had shit tons of like whiskey and like whatever else.
Speaker 4: Never mix, I'm telling everyone out there right now, I
Speaker 4: don't even like smoking weed while my mushrooms. Even after
Speaker 4: the fact, you have to let yourself burn out. Never
Speaker 4: mix anything with mushrooms. I'm telling you right now. The
Speaker 4: more you do it, the more you learn, the lesson hard.
Speaker 4: Like if you know if you're coming down of mushrooms,
Speaker 4: have like a beer or two as not that bad,
Speaker 4: but you should eat and all stuff like I can
Speaker 4: give people tips. I have a couple of YouTube videos
Speaker 4: where I explain my experience with mushrooms because.
Speaker 5: I feel like a lot of the uh before we
Speaker 5: get off this, I guess I feel like a lot
Speaker 5: of the average parson would probably associate as foolish. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like they would associate like, let's have tons of drinks
Speaker 5: and then take mushrooms.
Speaker 3: No bad idea, You'll have a terrible trip.
Speaker 4: Horrible because alcohol, mushrooms expand your mind and can give
Speaker 4: you very joyous feelings that make you feel great. And
Speaker 4: every time I do them, I feel amazing afterwards. Like
Speaker 4: when I was burning out, I was done. We watched
Speaker 4: a movie outside, I said, a video of you watching.
Speaker 4: We were watching the Extraterrestrial movie, which I eventually want
Speaker 4: to cover on First Class Horror. Way off topic, sorry
Speaker 4: for everybody from the topic. But then I smoked cigars
Speaker 4: and I felt great, Always feel good afterwards. But alcohol
Speaker 4: is a depressant and it's not good for you for
Speaker 4: a little amounts and drinking its once in a while
Speaker 4: as I do, and moderation is good. But once you
Speaker 4: go overboard and we're mixing out with mushrooms, it's supposed
Speaker 4: to be a very like spiritual experience.
Speaker 3: Not a good idea, I said, no, no.
Speaker 4: So as the settlers came in, right, they're all like finding,
Speaker 4: you know, better places and plots of land. One of
Speaker 4: those was John McDonald and his young family. By all accounts,
Speaker 4: life in bell Doon in the eighteen twenties was difficult
Speaker 4: but largely uneventful.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It was obviously because you have to live off the land.
Speaker 4: You have to build all your structures from the ground up, right,
Speaker 4: And for all the audio listeners looking at like a
Speaker 4: painting of what it was like kind of back then,
Speaker 4: a lot of it you would be like in this
Speaker 4: a massive forest and you would just kind of be
Speaker 4: knocking down trees. And this is when men were man,
Speaker 4: real men, and they had big ass acts and their
Speaker 4: lumberjacks knocking out fucking trees and shit.
Speaker 5: And you have the idea of that, like I have
Speaker 5: the idea of you know, if like a group of
Speaker 5: us could get together and you were just able to
Speaker 5: go somewhere and go, Okay, this is going to be
Speaker 5: our new place. I'm going to make it hours and
Speaker 5: we're gonna build that ring and it's gonna we're gonna
Speaker 5: own it, and nobody's gonna be able to tell us
Speaker 5: anything but.
Speaker 3: A lot of hard work.
Speaker 4: And look at the the like my grandfather's generation, where
Speaker 4: there was people, tons of people people I know and
Speaker 4: like that that build houses with their bare hands and
Speaker 4: build them from the ground up. And you know, we
Speaker 4: became so weak even houses Now what have come to
Speaker 4: I know and like and people become so like lazy, docile,
Speaker 4: almost too comfortable, in my opinion. And you know, like
Speaker 4: they have taxes going through the roof everywhere every society
Speaker 4: across the world, every country, every nation is being eroded
Speaker 4: and their freedoms are being eroded by this agenda that
Speaker 4: ye yes be named or yet be whatever the fuck
Speaker 4: I'm going on about but it's just like it was
Speaker 4: a different time and place and that like you had to.
Speaker 3: Be strong and you have to endure.
Speaker 4: But then when you were done, you know, imagine you'd
Speaker 4: be like, wow, that took me like six months, you
Speaker 4: know to finalize everything and everything made. But you would
Speaker 4: look back at this house and you'd be like, that's
Speaker 4: a nice house.
Speaker 5: Complain and probably wasn't a thing because there was nobody
Speaker 5: to complain to. So it was just like, gotta get
Speaker 5: on with it.
Speaker 3: Rend As we have that scene in Holes.
Speaker 4: I don't want to work no more, Grandpa, You're gonna
Speaker 4: shut the fuck up and you're gonna work.
Speaker 3: That's not what exactly he says, but it was close enough.
Speaker 5: I watched two weeks.
Speaker 3: I fucking love that movie. Dude.
Speaker 4: I'm a big fucking Charlote boff fin I love Charlotte.
Speaker 5: Boof See did he did he again? Off topic? Jesus Christ,
Speaker 5: I need to get my head checked. But did I
Speaker 5: see something? He got a whole chest piece tattooed on
Speaker 5: for some new gangster movie.
Speaker 3: That that movie's been out for a bit. I watched it.
Speaker 3: Not that good?
Speaker 5: Is that tattoo real? I think so wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's he's sick in the head. But if
Speaker 4: you watch the movie about his life, Honey Badger something,
Speaker 4: I don't know, something like that, it's about his life
Speaker 4: and it's it's fairly interesting. The show is kind of
Speaker 4: where he came from, and you know, he who knows
Speaker 4: what kind of MK.
Speaker 5: Ultra he endured. The mystery surround us.
Speaker 4: So once they start getting into this right there, it's
Speaker 4: uneventful for now. Soon the quiet settlement of Hardy Highland
Speaker 4: would be rocked by events that would outlive the community.
Speaker 4: And this is where it gets a little, a little strange,
Speaker 4: they may say, just a little.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 4: The mystery centers around a poultergeist that haunted the family
Speaker 4: of the John McDonald of John Excuse I'll edit the
Speaker 4: audio video, fuck you. The mystery centers around a poltergeist
Speaker 4: that haunted the family of John McDonald for three years.
Speaker 4: John was the oldest son of Donald and Flora McDonald.
Speaker 3: Named her the fucking wife after Flowers.
Speaker 5: Flora the whole type, you said, McDonald, They are like
Speaker 5: twenty five times and I just couldn't stop thinking of
Speaker 5: Ronald McDonald.
Speaker 3: The son.
Speaker 4: It says that the John was the oldest son of Donald. So,
Speaker 4: so this guy is name Donald McDonald.
Speaker 3: His name is Donald McDonald.
Speaker 5: What the fuck?
Speaker 4: Two of the original Bell Dooom pioneers who came from
Speaker 4: Scotland to Lord Selkirk's planned settlement eighteen oh four. If
Speaker 4: I was a lord, I would like I hope that
Speaker 4: he's making other people build his stuff for him, you know.
Speaker 3: What I mean?
Speaker 5: Even imagine? All right, but how do you even do that?
Speaker 4: You just get a bunch of slaves, you know, Yeah,
Speaker 4: but how do you even what is a lord? A
Speaker 4: man of high rank in uh a feudal society?
Speaker 3: Feudal society? Hmmm?
Speaker 5: A lord?
Speaker 4: A deity, a person of authority, control and power over others,
Speaker 4: acting as a master, a chief, a ruler. All right, Well,
Speaker 4: so he did have authority and he was a ruler,
Speaker 4: So why.
Speaker 3: Are you building your own?
Speaker 4: John had been just six years old when the family
Speaker 4: immigrated from kirk Cut, bright Shire. That's a long word.
Speaker 4: It's a very long word. It's Kirkcut, bright Shire, cut Cut,
Speaker 4: but Shire, kurt Cut, Bronshire.
Speaker 5: I still down know some way, all right? I don't
Speaker 5: So he's a lord.
Speaker 4: It's like sixteen fucking letters. Curt Cut Bronshire. Yeah, he's
Speaker 4: a lord. Sorry, I can't get off with this stupid
Speaker 4: this this settlement, that's just like where are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm just going to my friend.
Speaker 4: He lives in kirk Cut, Brightshire, so I'm sure they
Speaker 4: got it down to bright Shire.
Speaker 5: Get that name from Lick.
Speaker 4: He grew to maturity on the Beldon Settlement, married a
Speaker 4: local girl and in eighteen twenty six acquired a farm
Speaker 4: of his own, a lot A of the fourth concession.
Speaker 4: So obviously this is how they started building stuff, and
Speaker 4: they still have concessions to this day of like farm
Speaker 4: lay and stuff like that, and you know in places
Speaker 4: outside of the city which I would now want to
Speaker 4: be in.
Speaker 3: This lot was it was.
Speaker 4: It was created in and farmed and stuff by other
Speaker 4: people in the area, and so it was already cultivated
Speaker 4: and stuff by the time that he bought this land. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's like if you throw back to everyone go check
Speaker 4: out or black Donnelly episode, it would have been great
Speaker 4: if we knew you by that time. But it was
Speaker 4: about an Irish family that came over here and then
Speaker 4: just picked a plot of land, was like this is
Speaker 4: ours now, and then they like all they fought with
Speaker 4: neighbors beat the ship up people, yeah, dimensioned, they were irish.
Speaker 4: They would drink a lot, and then eventually the whole
Speaker 4: and throwback. It's a great episode. I'one go check it out.
Speaker 4: Everyone kind of banded together and then burned the black
Speaker 4: Dolly's alive in their home.
Speaker 5: I wish we could do it to hear about travelers.
Speaker 3: I'm sure you do. I won't say that.
Speaker 5: Too loud because they'll come to my house and kill me.
Speaker 4: So particularly one old elderly lady old and elderly the
Speaker 4: same thing. But one elderly lady by the name of
Speaker 4: Buchan who offered many times to purchase land from John.
Speaker 4: He refused her request and built his large farmhouse upon
Speaker 4: the land. It's like, please, I was cultivating this land
Speaker 4: for so long, can you please let me lets me
Speaker 4: live here?
Speaker 3: And he said, fuck off, you old bitch.
Speaker 4: This time error and this whole kind of episode does
Speaker 4: remind me of the Witch And go back on the
Speaker 4: Store episode on that, or go watch the movie an
Speaker 4: eld Store episode on it, because that, to me, that
Speaker 4: movie does depict a good idea of what it would
Speaker 4: have been like to exist. Then you know, your little
Speaker 4: fucking log house man, and then it's just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: what you said, the brothers eyeing up the sister because
Speaker 4: that's the only fucking girl he's ever seen in his
Speaker 4: life because they live in the middle of fucking nowhere,
Speaker 4: And it's like, how is he supposed to find a wife?
Speaker 4: He has to go into town, but he's banned from
Speaker 4: town because they kicked him out for being heretics or
Speaker 4: whatever the fuck happened.
Speaker 5: So he's got to get groovey with his sister.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: And that's why you had so much inbreeding going on
Speaker 4: in Kentucky, you know, all those other places like that,
Speaker 4: because they were just in the middle of fucking nowhere.
Speaker 4: And then it would like and then if one family
Speaker 4: did it, you know what I mean, and then they
Speaker 4: had kids, and then it would just spawn from there
Speaker 4: where we would just keep going down bloodlines.
Speaker 5: What you're saying is you could see like the logic
Speaker 5: behind having sex with your own sister. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, uh, I was gonna say, I almost said, but
Speaker 4: to survive the human human race, I still know.
Speaker 3: I feel like I feel like you just have to die.
Speaker 4: You just have to like, because say, say you're the
Speaker 4: last two people on earth. But hey, Adam and Eve
Speaker 4: technically and sister. According to the people that believe in
Speaker 4: the Bible, I have.
Speaker 5: A lot of kids that look like those fucking freaky.
Speaker 3: We will be.
Speaker 4: Covering that very soon, or the the Blue Fugate people
Speaker 4: or whatever there. I was actually debating on doing that
Speaker 4: fairly soon with you, or the Royal family, which I
Speaker 4: eventually want to talk about. They're like fucking jaws, all
Speaker 4: fucked up, fucking jutting out the side of their mouth.
Speaker 4: This is that douchebag.
Speaker 5: It looks like a Christopher walking a bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe he is. You know, this is Lord Sulkirk.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 3: I might be wrong. Let me let me look this.
Speaker 4: Up very quickly now, I just want to see what
Speaker 4: this douche looks like. Oh yeah, that's him. Yep, he's
Speaker 4: a he's a strange looking fellow. Strange. There's a guy
Speaker 4: that looks just like him and contact information for Lord
Speaker 4: Sulkirk of Douglas. Wow, there's a guy that is still
Speaker 4: around today that holds a bloodline with this guy. Or
Speaker 4: he's a fucking reptilian. Uh, and he looks very similar
Speaker 4: as an old man. Though like as an old man,
Speaker 4: it looks just like him.
Speaker 5: You need to get in touch with him.
Speaker 3: That's fucking weird. Have him on the show, be like,
Speaker 3: are you a rept out?
Speaker 5: Are you a fucking idiot?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's.
Speaker 4: Inbreeding, right, keeps the genes, uh, you know, the genes
Speaker 4: stuck in the same Uh. So the bloodlines can penetrate
Speaker 4: the cabinets?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Yeah. Do you support him Breden?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: But this is like, okay, either kidding with this?
Speaker 4: Right? Do you survive? Do you if it's just you
Speaker 4: the only people left on the entire earth?
Speaker 3: That's it? You know that for a fact.
Speaker 5: Right, Let's let's talk about it right from like a
Speaker 5: logical point of.
Speaker 3: View here, I feelk that's a move. We should make
Speaker 3: a movie like that.
Speaker 4: It's like the Last People that survive, and it's a
Speaker 4: brother and sister and the whole time it's like inching
Speaker 4: towards this sport.
Speaker 5: Right, Okay, So let me ask a question, then, is
Speaker 5: she is she sexy?
Speaker 4: Both male and female? Brother and sister have to be
Speaker 4: very attractive?
Speaker 5: Then then I wouldn't have an issue. But let let's
Speaker 5: be realistic here. I don't I don't think there's very
Speaker 5: few dudes who in that situation. If you've gotten to
Speaker 5: the point where you started looking at your sister like that.
Speaker 5: I don't really think there's many men that are going, yeah, no,
Speaker 5: I need to like do just to survive. I think
Speaker 5: they're just thinking I'm horny. Yeah, and you can might
Speaker 5: probably have sex with my own mother, so I don't care.
Speaker 3: And you can kind of see it in the movie
Speaker 3: The Witch.
Speaker 4: There is some I feel like hint at that of that,
Speaker 4: and I'm I'm honestly saying, I'm sure that happened more
Speaker 4: often than people want to talk about. Mm hm, and
Speaker 4: it still happens to this day.
Speaker 5: You know, it's pretty hot. Actually, no, it's not. That's
Speaker 5: what you were saying.
Speaker 3: No, not at all.
Speaker 5: I didn't read the room.
Speaker 3: That's funny.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get back to it before I get
Speaker 4: way off topic. I just wanted we were watching the
Speaker 4: We just fished the documentary on the the sixth.
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 5: Oh God, God.
Speaker 3: Just gonna bug me.
Speaker 4: The fundamental Christian family that fucking had too many kids.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, anyway, fuck man, it's gonna drive me insane.
Speaker 3: I just let you watched it.
Speaker 4: And just just it just had the brother that's a
Speaker 4: creeper and the fundamental Christians that are like, no, don't masturbate,
Speaker 4: but if you look at.
Speaker 3: Your sister, that's fun. Okay, I wouldn't mind talking.
Speaker 5: Don't masturbate, but your sister can masturbate you.
Speaker 3: It's like tan and counting or whatever.
Speaker 4: Like it's about this huge family of fundamental Christians, which
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind covering on the show. Eventually I did
Speaker 4: start looking at stuff and we did want to cover it.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like a fun maybe live show or
Speaker 4: something like that, because it's kind of fucked up.
Speaker 3: So back to it.
Speaker 4: A lot of editing on this one, but not for
Speaker 4: the video. Like I said, you get it raw, like
Speaker 4: old dirty bastard said. Okay, So he refused this old
Speaker 4: bitch and said, like, I'm going to build my farmhouse
Speaker 4: upon the land. In October twenty eighth. October eighteen twenty nine,
Speaker 4: a pole suddenly crashed down from the ceiling as the
Speaker 4: women of the family and some neighbor girls are repairing
Speaker 4: straw in the barn. Great, that's what you do, ladies.
Speaker 4: You prepare the straw. Okay, hear me, You get that
Speaker 4: straw ready for daddy.
Speaker 3: The barn was.
Speaker 4: Made of logs, having above its main floor a ceiling
Speaker 4: of poles that formed a loft in the opening and
Speaker 4: the ends in the floor with the poles. So obviously,
Speaker 4: if you understand how old houses were structured, it was
Speaker 4: like to keep up the roof and all that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff. As they're building the house, you need to
Speaker 4: have a proper structure to build things around it.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 4: And for the audio, listeners will be showing some pictures
Speaker 4: of the house and kind of the property. I guess
Speaker 4: this is a depiction of what it did kind of
Speaker 4: look like, looks like somebody should have spent more time
Speaker 4: building that fence.
Speaker 3: But you know, no judgments.
Speaker 5: I just I like, I can't see this time error
Speaker 5: what yeah, like what it would have been like.
Speaker 4: I have no idea, man, And that's why I like
Speaker 4: movies like Imagine the Witch again. But I like movies
Speaker 4: like that because like it really does show I feel
Speaker 4: like the.
Speaker 5: Time, Yeah, that one really did. I think for me,
Speaker 5: like that really kind of hit home. I was like whoa,
Speaker 5: because yeah, I'm like I feel like, no matter what
Speaker 5: way I say this, it's gonna sound wrong, but like
Speaker 5: that whole like brother and sister thing, it kind of
Speaker 5: makes it even more real because I'm like you know what,
Speaker 5: in the context of like what's going on here in
Speaker 5: this story, I can kind of get like this being
Speaker 5: the thing and like how weird and like mental.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and and to us, like to me, it has
Speaker 4: a weird fucking to us it would seem weird, and
Speaker 4: even back then it would to an extent.
Speaker 5: But a lot of these people really religious.
Speaker 4: And if you do follow the pipe, and I understand it,
Speaker 4: Adam and Eve were brother and sister, and then they
Speaker 4: say that if that is true or whatever, all of
Speaker 4: us are cousins in some regard. It goes down obviously,
Speaker 4: generations upon generations upon, and it goes down very far
Speaker 4: down the line.
Speaker 3: But how we're all.
Speaker 4: Connected technically to the almighty one unison, the unified consciousness
Speaker 4: is one way to put it. But if you're thinking
Speaker 4: of physically technically, most of us are a distant a
Speaker 4: cousin of each other, but it could be very very
Speaker 4: very distant.
Speaker 5: We'll just kind of spooky.
Speaker 4: Then, I am fucking sure, like and that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I'm sure back then they were doing this far more
Speaker 4: often than we'll ever understand, because nobody's writing about that shit.
Speaker 4: I married my first cousin it was my my mom
Speaker 4: and dad had two kids, and they had two kids,
Speaker 4: and then I fucked that kid, just like you know
Speaker 4: what I mean?
Speaker 5: Yeah right, yeah, And it probably was like a lot
Speaker 5: closer relations as.
Speaker 4: Well under because you're in a small settlement and then
Speaker 4: it's just like so you're all your family comes down.
Speaker 4: Then you know, a couple of them get called around,
Speaker 4: they die, some of them gets skelped, and you know
Speaker 4: who knows, and then so you have to like you
Speaker 4: get what you get, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 4: you it's like, did you listen to the Goler episode
Speaker 4: where it's just like it's just like that thing where
Speaker 4: it's just like, well, this town is so small and
Speaker 4: there's this small community and it's like, well she married
Speaker 4: a goler, he married a goler, they married a goler.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. I may refer to two people,
Speaker 3: not one person, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess, yeah, that's probably true, and like it's
Speaker 5: you know, it's going to be slim pickens and then yeah,
Speaker 5: like I still think as well, aside from maybe the
Speaker 5: social aspect of it, where you were probably expected to
Speaker 5: you know, find a wife or a husband. Yeah, blah blah,
Speaker 5: blah aside small that, Like, you know, I definitely think
Speaker 5: there's like a a biological like men for the most
Speaker 5: part that are attracted to women have you know, this attraction.
Speaker 5: We're drawn to women that were interested in and vice
Speaker 5: versa for women. So it's like, I guess when you've
Speaker 5: got maybe two people to choose from, and it's like
Speaker 5: your mother or your sister, it's like, well, you know what,
Speaker 5: it probably makes more sense to me to suck my sister.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure there's probably people be like, why the
Speaker 4: fuck are they talking about this? I truly think because
Speaker 4: it's actually is more relevant than you think if you
Speaker 4: think about like a movie like Sleepy Hollow and like
Speaker 4: how small some of those towns were, and how everyone
Speaker 4: was going to the same church, and then it's just like, well,
Speaker 4: she's a Christian and she might be my third cousin.
Speaker 4: But you know, slim Pickens, you gotta gotta keep the
Speaker 4: population going, especially over here, because the more they they
Speaker 4: had sex and and pro created and created children, and
Speaker 4: the more they could thrive and they could use those
Speaker 4: children to do backbreaking work when daddy got too old, which.
Speaker 5: Is the truth, and then daddy could the kids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's probably a fucking thing that actually did happen
Speaker 4: a lot of times. People like sh because it was
Speaker 4: happening during like the fucking sixties. Me and Billy just
Speaker 4: talked about, uh, the Boston Strangler, and back then women
Speaker 4: looked fucking. Billy made a comment I'm not gonna comment
Speaker 4: on its like whoa, and I wouldn't fuck any of
Speaker 4: those chicks. I was like, Billy, that's not what it's about. Okay,
Speaker 4: these are old ladies, so startling but unnerved. The women
Speaker 4: assumed it was uh, you know, it was no matter whatever,
Speaker 4: and and it kind of resumed their word like whatever.
Speaker 4: And then several minutes later, a second pole dropped, and
Speaker 4: I guess it scared the fucking living shit out of them.
Speaker 4: Finding the strange they examined the ceiling. Uh, but that
Speaker 4: could see no reason as why do these two poles
Speaker 4: have fallen? And and and we'll maybe get into the
Speaker 4: theories of this, but maybe it was like an Indian
Speaker 4: barrel ground or something like that.
Speaker 3: That said, they always blame it on you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 4: It's like, ah, they buried indigenous people here, and we
Speaker 4: just like kicked over the the sticks that they made
Speaker 4: for gravestones and then we built their house on top
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that that's a big one. And then over here,
Speaker 5: I suppose I were version of.
Speaker 4: The fucking home on a Lapacott house.
Speaker 5: But it's funny because it's something similar to that whole,
Speaker 5: like Indian burial ground where it was, oh it was
Speaker 5: built on like uh either or something like that, or
Speaker 5: it was an old graveyard or it was an old cemetery.
Speaker 5: And you guys are ferry mounts right, Yeah, it's like, really,
Speaker 5: can everything be built on a fucking that's called madget Tits? Sorry?
Speaker 5: Oh fair, you were thinking and hired about that one, weren't.
Speaker 4: You see the look of concentration. They resumed they're working
Speaker 4: forgot about the fallen poles, and then became engrossed in conversation.
Speaker 3: You know how women are.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the fun we talked about back then.
Speaker 4: Did you see Jerry today at church? His socks were
Speaker 4: like too high for his shoes. Like, I didn't even
Speaker 4: know what you'd be talking about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was gonna say something. I was like, why
Speaker 5: do I keep going back to the in the stop?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Suddenly a third pole crashed in the midst of the
Speaker 4: conversation terrified others like freaking out, Like we were just
Speaker 4: talking about what closes we were gonna wash for the
Speaker 4: next three days, and how Johnny soialed his pants yesterday,
Speaker 4: you know, threw women dash out of the barn and
Speaker 4: into the house. Strange things continue to happen Stone, seemingly
Speaker 4: thrown by phantoms. This is such a weird case. Too,
Speaker 4: pelted the farmhouse until every window was shattered.
Speaker 5: I was waiting for it.
Speaker 4: That's weird though, to me, Like I we'll get into
Speaker 4: you know, we'll talk about the batter Sea polter guyst
Speaker 4: and there'll be others that will come down the road
Speaker 4: that are more recent and stuff like that, Like it
Speaker 4: would be kind of fun to see if we can
Speaker 4: find some Poltergey's activity with a house. Maybe that like
Speaker 4: that those stupid douchebags from Ghost Adventures covered something like that.
Speaker 4: There is more recent, but like a lot of these tales,
Speaker 4: if you think of the Bell which the Me and
Speaker 4: Juan covered way back in the day, stuff like that,
Speaker 4: where it's just like this time era where they can
Speaker 4: like they can't explain what's fucking going on. They have
Speaker 4: no idea, there's no cause of this there's not like
Speaker 4: today where you can explain away with all these different things.
Speaker 4: If weird stuff is happening, there's people throwing stones through
Speaker 4: the window and you literally can't find who it is.
Speaker 4: And nobody you would think would do that because you know,
Speaker 4: kids are kids and they could be doing that stuff.
Speaker 4: But it was happening so often that it was like
Speaker 4: a like that they would run out there and there's
Speaker 4: nobody to be found.
Speaker 3: Nothing. They couldn't explain this stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I seen reports like where apparently it was
Speaker 5: a stream that ran like near the house or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and a few times after then allice the stones or pebbles,
Speaker 5: they were all smooth, Yeah, and they were always wet,
Speaker 5: so it was like, Okay, it's coming from the stream
Speaker 5: or the river.
Speaker 3: It's not weird. Because the family they would examine the stones. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And then I think, I don't know if this
Speaker 5: is true or not, but I had seen stuff about them,
Speaker 5: like marking certain stones, I'm putting them back in and
Speaker 5: then those exact same ones would.
Speaker 3: Be just fucking creepy, which is a bit fucking weird. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so scary. The roof leaked when it was raining, Mysteriously
Speaker 3: little fires broke it all over the house. I can't
Speaker 3: do scoolish.
Speaker 4: I saw the house take fire up upstairs in ten
Speaker 4: different places at once, recalled William Flurry, who just lived
Speaker 4: up the road from the McDonald family. Once the earth
Speaker 4: moved the very foundation of the house. That's weird, though,
Speaker 4: I give it like shifted in some regard, like gave
Speaker 4: the house started shaking and it was only the house.
Speaker 4: Have you seen the movie about the bell Witch, because
Speaker 4: this story does remind me very much of that kind
Speaker 4: because there's the movie does betray it pretty well. But
Speaker 4: is it people going crazy and maybe it's Ergod in
Speaker 4: the bread or is it actually them experience and seeing
Speaker 4: some full on.
Speaker 5: Crazy, like when people talk about hoaxes and ship like that,
Speaker 5: like the Enfield polter Geist and and different stories about
Speaker 5: like and then then they say, oh, it was a hoax.
Speaker 5: It was whatever they were looking for fame or money
Speaker 5: or to sell the story. But then you have to think, like,
Speaker 5: this is back in fucking what eighteen ninety two or
Speaker 5: some shit, what would your motivation be to create a
Speaker 5: hoax about haunted Like it's like yeah, like it's not
Speaker 5: like you're gonna fucking ring TMZ and be like, Hey,
Speaker 5: I have a cool story to sell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, come follow me.
Speaker 4: I'm right here at this restaurant like the Kardashian Yeah, like,
Speaker 4: come take pictures of me.
Speaker 5: And that's why I'm like, I can't understand. I had
Speaker 5: seen hoax come up here and there in different articles,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, but what's the motivation.
Speaker 4: Though, for I understand that to like like have people
Speaker 4: turn to God. I don't even like, I don't understand why, Like,
Speaker 4: but everyone is.
Speaker 5: That not just make other people like shit scared to you,
Speaker 5: or like not want to be like cursed by being
Speaker 5: around you, or maybe be like you could end up
Speaker 5: being an outcaster by telling people that you're like haunted
Speaker 5: or fucking whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just think I wrought the wrong newspaper article.
Speaker 4: Sorry about that. Those news are called by aliens. UFO
Speaker 4: was in the nineties. My bad, some left from another
Speaker 4: episode which is.
Speaker 3: So fucking weird. So like.
Speaker 4: The same thing that the earth move and the foundation
Speaker 4: rocked you, only the McDonald's house was shaken by this earthquake,
Speaker 4: which would would scare a living shit I mean if
Speaker 4: I was back, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Like, I mean I think if I was to put
Speaker 5: myself and obviously I have no idea or no context,
Speaker 5: but like if we were to go by what we
Speaker 5: I guess know from these time periods, I think the
Speaker 5: last thing I would want to do is draw attention
Speaker 5: to my family and be like, hey, I think we're
Speaker 5: like haunted by like some poulder gist thing or whatever.
Speaker 5: So if the entire settlement wants to turn on us
Speaker 5: and like barn Us at the stake or you know,
Speaker 5: I'll cast us out into the woods or something like that,
Speaker 5: I mean that's cool too. Well, I feel like this
Speaker 5: would be something you probably would avoid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'd avoid it because it does remind me just
Speaker 4: like just because it's I think the bell, which was
Speaker 4: a little after this is it does remind me of
Speaker 4: that they were blaming it on the daughter or whatever
Speaker 4: and thought that she was creating all these circumstances happening,
Speaker 4: like all these weird things that were going on around
Speaker 4: the house and they were blaming on the kids. And
Speaker 4: this has happened before in certain hauntings, and it's just like, well,
Speaker 4: what do they have to gain, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, they don't want to
Speaker 4: be looking like an outlier and someone who is it
Speaker 4: could be like if you saw the movie The Witch
Speaker 4: where they're like cast it out from the community. Yeah,
Speaker 4: ostracized from the community. Like, I don't know why you
Speaker 4: would do that, because you went whild Becauds as the weirdo.
Speaker 4: Everyone believes in the same bullshit right through all going
Speaker 4: to church every Sunday, and.
Speaker 5: Like, I feel like that that very easily could backfrire
Speaker 5: on you to the point where it's like, Okay, let's
Speaker 5: kill all the women in this family. They're obviously all
Speaker 5: like witches or something like, yeah, like that could I'm
Speaker 5: assuming that could very easily happen back then, So why
Speaker 5: would you even bother be like, you know, what'd be
Speaker 5: really funny. Let's play with the fire here and tell
Speaker 5: everybody were like cursed and then sure, look if we
Speaker 5: all get killed, ha ha, that'll be a good joke.
Speaker 3: Man. That's smooth skin.
Speaker 4: Back then, I doubt that's what I know, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was like the picture of this this guy. So
Speaker 4: so even so it was only like pots and pans
Speaker 4: we started. They would crash onto counters and tables, which
Speaker 4: is strange.
Speaker 3: That would frighten me.
Speaker 4: At this time of this trouble, reported local resident William
Speaker 4: Stewart I lived about three quarters of a mile from
Speaker 4: this place and was present and sophomore Solf many strange things.
Speaker 4: Mister Alex Brown with the others took a number of
Speaker 4: a lead balls that came in through the window, mocked
Speaker 4: them and tied them in a bag and drop them
Speaker 4: in the center of the channel ecot, I don't know
Speaker 4: what that is, about thirty six feet from the water.
Speaker 4: In a short time, the ball came back through the window,
Speaker 4: which is fucking weird.
Speaker 3: And what thing is? What is doing this some.
Speaker 4: Sort of straight like the if it is a polgize,
Speaker 4: that's fucking wild that they're like marking stones, are tying
Speaker 4: stuff into bags and then talk and then it's like
Speaker 4: coming back through the window. And if this is and
Speaker 4: if this isn't a poltrygeist, this is an extremely intelligent.
Speaker 3: Ghost.
Speaker 4: Because for people that don't understand the right poltigeist, Uh,
Speaker 4: why are we on the exact terms where we get
Speaker 4: that phrase? Maybe we'll eventually talk about on the show.
Speaker 4: I don't want to google.
Speaker 3: It right now.
Speaker 4: But the idea is like a poltry guice is something
Speaker 4: that's active. It's an active ghost that can manipulate objects,
Speaker 4: move things, throw things to windows. It's something that's very
Speaker 4: like there's residual hauntings, which are just imprints in time.
Speaker 3: I've said this before.
Speaker 4: And then you have just like normal kind of ghosts
Speaker 4: that you may maybe they move and even move things.
Speaker 3: Most times you maybe see them.
Speaker 4: Or hear sounds and movement and stepping on stuff and whatever.
Speaker 3: Like if you're like, somebody walk up stairs but poulder.
Speaker 4: Guys can like throw shit across rooms and cause a
Speaker 4: bunch of ruckets.
Speaker 3: Did you look up?
Speaker 5: Yeah? A type of paranormal phenomenon often associated with mischievous
Speaker 5: or disruptive activity. They are believed to be the spirits
Speaker 5: of deceased individuals. It taught to be manifestations of physical
Speaker 5: energy or disturbances created by living individuals, often children. The
Speaker 5: activity typically involves unexplained and often chaotic carns, such as
Speaker 5: objects moving or being shown, loud knocking or banging, furniture,
Speaker 5: shaking and levitating, and even physical attacks, including scratching or biting.
Speaker 5: They tend to be temporary and usually happen in a
Speaker 5: specific location, often centered around an individual or a group
Speaker 5: of individuals experiencing severe emotional or psychological stress.
Speaker 4: So they're the very active ghost and I never want
Speaker 4: to experience one. I had a therapist when I was
Speaker 4: a crazy young teen I've talked about before, where he'd
Speaker 4: like listen hip hop albums and try to relate to me.
Speaker 4: Therapy has done nothing for me in my entire life.
Speaker 4: Bud mushrooms have done way more than therapy and all
Speaker 4: the money that my parents probably paid for therapy and
Speaker 4: stuff like that. And he claimed to have used a
Speaker 4: wigi board that can move on it's own. When he
Speaker 4: did that, and his girlfriend were in Toronto and they
Speaker 4: were using this weige board, covers started shutting. Fucking things
Speaker 4: would be moved across the room, tons of shit, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, I don't want to fucker. That's like
Speaker 4: my worst nightmare. I mess around. We were tons of
Speaker 4: times and if that started happening, I mean, you know, yeah.
Speaker 4: So I was present when the bottom was bummed, and
Speaker 4: also when a man by the name of Harmon was
Speaker 4: preaching there. At this time, a wardstone came right through
Speaker 4: the wind the way through the door, breaking out one
Speaker 4: of the panels and rolled in front of the minister.
Speaker 4: The stone apparently had come out of the water. Our
Speaker 4: search was made about the house, but no person could
Speaker 4: be seen. Also, I saw a loaf of bread move
Speaker 4: off the table.
Speaker 3: And dance around the room.
Speaker 4: The owner of the house, John T. McDonald, I know,
Speaker 4: is a very respectful man.
Speaker 5: A picture of this guy's so for anybody wondering, right,
Speaker 5: Tom has done extensive research into what Scottish people said
Speaker 5: it like back then, and that's an exact representation I give.
Speaker 4: I can't do a fucking Scottish accent and shall step
Speaker 4: dad is Scottish and I and he has a pretty
Speaker 4: pretty thick Scottish accent. I still can't do it. Scottish God,
Speaker 4: my school, my hagas.
Speaker 5: So if he has so how long has he been in.
Speaker 3: The picture for a while, A long time?
Speaker 5: But how long has her dad been in Canada?
Speaker 3: Or stepdad a long time?
Speaker 5: A while?
Speaker 4: But he came as an older man, so kind of
Speaker 4: the accent was stuck.
Speaker 5: So he still has that Scottish accent. Do you have
Speaker 5: a hard time than trying to understand him?
Speaker 4: No, I'm I'm actually kind of used to it. You'd
Speaker 4: be surprised how well I can adapt to accidents. I
Speaker 4: worked at the Vietnamese dude that was here for fifteen years,
Speaker 4: and his accident was thick and like I, no one
Speaker 4: else in the shop could understand what the fuck he
Speaker 4: was saying, but I could get bits and pieces of it,
Speaker 4: and I had to be the translator. Did you just
Speaker 4: say the trans Yeah, yeah, it's determined, but I didn't. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's the terminator. But you know I'm going, you know
Speaker 4: where I'm going. It's all Swarzenegger. But he's wearing a
Speaker 4: fucking wig and putting on makeup and be like, I
Speaker 4: am a woman. I know that guy hates freedom. So
Speaker 4: nazi fuck a news. As news of these occurrences spread, hundreds.
Speaker 5: Of curious, curious.
Speaker 4: Seekers, curiosity seekers from surrounding areas began to visit the
Speaker 4: house in hopes of witnessing.
Speaker 5: The poltergeist activity firsthand.
Speaker 4: And this is cool because like to me, this is
Speaker 4: like this does very much remind me of like the
Speaker 4: bell Witch at that time of And people came back
Speaker 4: and like we're like be like what the fuck is
Speaker 4: going on? And hearing about these stories and wanting to
Speaker 4: see the ghosts. And this is in Canada, so even
Speaker 4: the Toronto Globe reported the events as they heard I
Speaker 4: think this might be one of the articles ball doom.
Speaker 5: Curse again strikes up in one hundred years.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is different, but it's still there was like
Speaker 4: newspapers writing about this ship like pretty wild that it
Speaker 4: was that a famous you know what I mean. So
Speaker 4: the McDonald's took advantage of this situation. So they did
Speaker 4: take advantage of it and profited as a tourist attraction
Speaker 4: until their safety was threatened. I went to my father
Speaker 4: to see what was going on at the bell Doon,
Speaker 4: but first I was very I was very young at
Speaker 4: the time. H dual Dullard Dullard later recalled. His name
Speaker 4: is h Dualard Nice. We saw.
Speaker 3: D are you l a R d drew Llard, drew
Speaker 3: Llard actually h drew Llard.
Speaker 4: We saw a pot rinse from the hearth, I don't
Speaker 4: know what that means, and chase a dog outside and
Speaker 4: all around the yard. It could not get away from
Speaker 4: the pot, for it would hit the dog and he
Speaker 4: would yell and.
Speaker 3: Howl with all of his might.
Speaker 4: That is fucking bizarre, dude.
Speaker 3: This guy claims.
Speaker 4: They said a fucking the one guy saw a bread
Speaker 4: a loaf of bread dance, which is.
Speaker 5: Like it sounds kind of comical and the same like
Speaker 5: the idea of a pot like following your dog around.
Speaker 5: But then at the same time, I'm like, if I
Speaker 5: seen that though.
Speaker 4: A pot followed the dog and was harassing the dog
Speaker 4: and visible an invisible force was moving this object to
Speaker 4: harass and animal, that is fucking crazy. That's always like
Speaker 4: when I was writing this, because I was I was
Speaker 4: debating of what we should do and break up the
Speaker 4: alien content and some of the stuff that we've been
Speaker 4: doing and planning to do going forward and stuff like that,
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh, it's been a while since
Speaker 4: we got into something like a haunting and especially more
Speaker 4: a more famous kind of Polterguy's case, and I was
Speaker 4: like reading about some of the stuff where I was like, whoa,
Speaker 4: that's fucking wild. There's some of the events that took
Speaker 4: place during this haunting, and like Canada's got tons of
Speaker 4: haunting but a lot of times, like to be honest,
Speaker 4: like I've had had we had a couple of fans
Speaker 4: that were like, oh, we should do more Canadian content,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh, no, I try to fit it
Speaker 4: in there. Like time and time, I definitely try to
Speaker 4: slide in like Ireland, because you were Irish, some Ireland stuff,
Speaker 4: some stuff with Canada. But there's a lot of crazy
Speaker 4: cases that come to the United States in Britain and
Speaker 4: stuff like that too. But like Canada is there's there's
Speaker 4: a lot, but not as much as you would think
Speaker 4: there is. But in the States it's not as much
Speaker 4: as you would think because I actively try to look
Speaker 4: for Canadian content, especially like hauntings, and we got a lot.
Speaker 3: We got a date amount of serial killer's.
Speaker 2: More.
Speaker 4: Other people think it's not like the how how infamous
Speaker 4: and detail oriented a lot of the cases to do
Speaker 4: with even like you know, paranormal true crime stuff is
Speaker 4: in Canada. Compared to the States, it's a very different,
Speaker 4: very different when it comes to like details of certain
Speaker 4: cases and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But this one's wild, like as.
Speaker 4: A Poltergeist older kind of case, especially from this time era.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 4: Uh, my brother made fun of me for saying error
Speaker 4: for era, so I've been purposely saying era Arah. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's probably a quick in conversation. Yeah, and for everyone
Speaker 4: if you don't forget, I drink beer and smoke weed.
Speaker 4: I record these episodes that you are aware of my
Speaker 4: mental state, which is always positive. Okay, I'm not at
Speaker 4: the brink of suicide every time I wake up skidding, kidding,
Speaker 4: I love my life.
Speaker 5: I am so.
Speaker 3: Fucking weird. So the pot chase the dog around.
Speaker 4: I saw an old fashioned butcher's knife pass through a
Speaker 4: crowd of fifty men and strike into a wall the
Speaker 4: length of ten inch blade. This happened in eighteen thirty.
Speaker 4: Who knows a guy tell him the truth? But man,
Speaker 4: this guy claims that he saw a butcher knife fly
Speaker 4: through a crowded area because obviously people are coming to
Speaker 4: see this, this haunted attraction. And then it's like, well,
Speaker 4: eventually I want to do an episode about the Fox
Speaker 4: sisters and how they probably all of their stuff was
Speaker 4: a scam. And there's many people like me and Billy
Speaker 4: which people should take a listen to. It's a good episode.
Speaker 4: It hasn't got as much attention as I thought it would.
Speaker 4: Is the episode we did about ectoplasm and the whole
Speaker 4: idea of it most likely being fake and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: And yeah, there's many people throughout history that I've used
Speaker 4: ghost hauntings to accumulate wealth or profit off of it.
Speaker 4: But I don't see why these people would be wanting
Speaker 4: to do this. And the fact that if you had
Speaker 4: people showing up and you have a crowd fifty people,
Speaker 4: you know, whining this as a tourist attraction wanting to
Speaker 4: see what happens and the hauntings in this place, and
Speaker 4: they see a fucking butcher knife fly through the air
Speaker 4: without anyone picking it up and throwing it, that's fucking crazy.
Speaker 5: A little bit. Yeah, and how do you get all
Speaker 5: those people to also say that it happened. Yeah, it
Speaker 5: doesn't make sense, especially back then, Like it's it'll be
Speaker 5: different blow job people, that's blowjob in town. Like people
Speaker 5: might have I feel like more to gain. Maybe if
Speaker 5: it was nowadays, you could say, well, you know, this
Speaker 5: is probably this could be a big scam for views
Speaker 5: or money or whatever. Try and tell a story like
Speaker 5: back then, it just seems so like counterproductive to be
Speaker 5: like we want to be known as like the outliers,
Speaker 5: the girdles who were like cars like because I again
Speaker 5: like we keep going back to the witch, but like
Speaker 5: I picture ending up in that situation.
Speaker 4: Where they're they're casting out there like oh, you can
Speaker 4: have a lot of land on the outskirts and it's
Speaker 4: fine because they never really reference why really they were
Speaker 4: kind of exiled, you could say, from the community. But
Speaker 4: it would be like that where you're just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of
Speaker 4: the woods, and you have a little community not far
Speaker 4: from you. Because most people lived on farms, and obviously
Speaker 4: that's how they accumulated wealth and and ate and lived.
Speaker 4: Was half of farming the land and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: And then helves he helping in town and doing stuff
Speaker 4: like that. Like I imagine that's what lifestyle would be.
Speaker 4: Like everyone helps each other out. You sell your goods,
Speaker 4: and then you kind of a or you barter for
Speaker 4: things at this time where you're just kind of like,
Speaker 4: I'll give you this for that, I'll give you some
Speaker 4: vegetables for some meat, and then you have vegetable farms
Speaker 4: and then people that had cattle and all.
Speaker 3: That type of thing.
Speaker 4: Right, So like why would you want to put up
Speaker 4: a barrier so people would be like, I don't want
Speaker 4: to do trading with him.
Speaker 3: He's crazy, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It's just it doesn't make any sense. Really. I can't
Speaker 5: think of any reason.
Speaker 4: Man, I would love to do some h just because
Speaker 4: we've done a lot of UFO shit reasoning. I would
Speaker 4: love to do a UFO case about some of the
Speaker 4: sightings from throughout history. I guess imagine being in this
Speaker 4: time and you see some sort of floating craft and
Speaker 4: you're like whoa, and then just like you're that crazy
Speaker 4: drunken town.
Speaker 3: Ringing a bell.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So after a local Methodist preacher, Reverend McDorman, tried to
Speaker 4: exercise the spirit, the politegeist became more violent because I
Speaker 4: feel like you're fucking with it at this point where
Speaker 4: it's like, well, fuck you, I'm now going to get
Speaker 4: more violent.
Speaker 3: Check this shit out.
Speaker 4: This is uh, this is just a glimpse inside of
Speaker 4: what the house pretty much look like.
Speaker 3: Oh shit, does that spindle and stuff? Isn't that wild?
Speaker 5: Look at that shit?
Speaker 4: This is what you lived in. There's a bed right
Speaker 4: there for all the listeners. It's like you see like
Speaker 4: a fireplace. It's like a old log cabin. You see
Speaker 4: this a little table that can actually fold up to
Speaker 4: a bigger table.
Speaker 3: Pots and pants.
Speaker 4: You have a spindle, like if you think about the
Speaker 4: thing that snow or no sleeping beauty.
Speaker 3: Pricked your finger on? Is that what it's called a spindle.
Speaker 4: It's like where you weave yarn through pretty wild though, Eh,
Speaker 4: if you just think and it's like, look at this house,
Speaker 4: it's probably not as big as you think it is
Speaker 4: from just like the picture, you know, it's no basement.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like we really have no context.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go there. We're gonna find this place. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go there, and.
Speaker 3: I want to.
Speaker 4: I was trying to plant it out this summer, but
Speaker 4: it might not happen. Is going to the Black Doll
Speaker 4: House because that place is supposed to be haunted and
Speaker 4: it's the same a couple a couple of years later,
Speaker 4: not exact time, but in the late eighteen hundreds. So
Speaker 4: they tried to try to exercise the demons. Exercise these demons.
Speaker 4: It came more of a violent. Healthy livestock suddenly began
Speaker 4: to die in the middle of the night. Horses dropped
Speaker 4: dead in their stalls. The ox died in the field
Speaker 4: while still connected to the plow. That's crazy. The hogs
Speaker 4: and chickens withered and passed away. Everything on this farm.
Speaker 5: Just died, which is kind of mental.
Speaker 4: Kind of scary, because how could you explain all this shit,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. There's like there's some things
Speaker 4: like you can explain away, and you know, have a
Speaker 4: skeptic mind, and.
Speaker 3: You look like Wilson.
Speaker 4: We have a polter Guy's kind of like a creepy
Speaker 4: image where it's like a guy putting his hands on
Speaker 4: the camera and Aero was trying to fit his face
Speaker 4: into the camera.
Speaker 5: And it always seems to be centered around me, like
Speaker 5: the Jimmy sav episode.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, Wilson stupid, But all this stuff is
Speaker 4: like the fact that all these things are dying very
Speaker 4: strange and how would they how they explain this away?
Speaker 4: The family would awakened the middle of the night to
Speaker 4: the slow, steady, uh steady tread of.
Speaker 3: Men marching in the kitchen. That's what's weird?
Speaker 4: So like, or is this a place right where when
Speaker 4: the first settlers and people started to like, which is
Speaker 4: not far off from when these people were coming here, right,
Speaker 4: Or is the idea of residual energy and stuff like
Speaker 4: that to part of the haunting. Maybe it's just, uh,
Speaker 4: I don't know, a land that was soaked in blood
Speaker 4: from bloodshed when people came over and started killing the
Speaker 4: indigenous people, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Because I feel like that could be part of it.
Speaker 4: Is you're kind of on like cursed land if the
Speaker 4: some of the indigenous maybe cursed land after destroying their
Speaker 4: tps and all the stuff with their long house long
Speaker 4: houses and stuff that they were doing, and like just
Speaker 4: like you know, they was living their own lives, and
Speaker 4: then the settlers came in, the Spaniards or the British
Speaker 4: or whatever and destroyed their settlements to to kind of
Speaker 4: bring in their own stuff. And you know, because you
Speaker 4: want to know, know, it's also a weird thing, right,
Speaker 4: you know how it's like close to a stream, right,
Speaker 4: running water usually, especially the Indigenous folklore.
Speaker 3: Has to do with spirits.
Speaker 4: Didn't know that there's a big connection to running water
Speaker 4: and and spirits. I'm not gonna I won't look it
Speaker 4: up right now, but there is a deep connection to
Speaker 4: the idea of running water and spirits and stuff, and
Speaker 4: how it's kind of connected and they're right near a stream,
Speaker 4: and the Indigenous consider this as like a big thing.
Speaker 4: So I'm kind of curious that that's part of it
Speaker 4: at some extent. Robert Baker, a Michigan school master, that
Speaker 4: the nice name, eh back then the town pedophile wasn't
Speaker 4: called the school master.
Speaker 5: Kidding.
Speaker 4: We had a great interest in the subject of witchcraft,
Speaker 4: of course he did, and tried next to exercise the
Speaker 4: spirit by nailing a horseshoe above the front door of
Speaker 4: the farmhouse and invoking the Holy Trinity, the Holy Ghost.
Speaker 4: Are you religious or was that the Holy Ghost?
Speaker 5: The I don't all overhear what was always in the.
Speaker 1: Spirit.
Speaker 4: Yes, not only were his efforts in vain, but the
Speaker 4: local authorities persecuted him for attempting to perform witchcraft.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, didn't they get a year in jail or
Speaker 5: some ship? But he ends up getting out?
Speaker 4: Yeah, mister Baker was convicted at trial in a in
Speaker 4: a sandwich and sentenced to a year in prison.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that.
Speaker 5: There's a way. I don't think I'd be bringing up
Speaker 5: anything about prigs or hant things running for fear that
Speaker 5: they might go I thrown him to that or barnum
Speaker 5: alaive or do something crazy.
Speaker 4: I have to look this up. Convicted at trial and
Speaker 4: a sandwich? Is he like they put him in between
Speaker 4: two pieces of rye and pour some mustard on him.
Speaker 4: Syria abuser Robert Solvin from a sandwich arrest? What does
Speaker 4: that mean?
Speaker 3: Meaning?
Speaker 5: I have no idea sandwich?
Speaker 3: What does it mean? It means charged.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's fucking strange. Because I looked it up. It did
Speaker 4: bring up stuff on Google. It just doesn't give me
Speaker 4: the actual meaning behind it. Yeah, so they pushed it.
Speaker 4: They put him between a piece of rye and pour
Speaker 4: some astramia on him, and Mustard says to a year
Speaker 4: in prison. The Lieutenant Governor, however, heard his appeal and
Speaker 4: granted him a pardon on the sixth of May eighteen
Speaker 4: thirty and still the hauntings caned.
Speaker 3: It became more violent.
Speaker 4: The baby screamed as his cradle rocked on its own volition,
Speaker 4: which is like, that's scary, Like that's a creepy that's
Speaker 4: a horror movie. That to be honest, with all the
Speaker 4: stuff that's accumulated over the course of this haunting and
Speaker 4: this poltergeist activity, I'm surprised this is not made into
Speaker 4: a movie because it could be a well done one
Speaker 4: if you put if you yeah, it wouldn't need that
Speaker 4: much of a budget, right, who's the guy that filmed
Speaker 4: The Witch? Do get that kind of do it? Because
Speaker 4: he could easily crate like you could just like this
Speaker 4: old school like log house, like literally the depictions of
Speaker 4: the bell Dune House.
Speaker 3: Is everything.
Speaker 4: Okay out there, okay, okay, okay, go away, Charlie, get.
Speaker 5: Out of here.
Speaker 4: You fuck the dog again. He's trying to harass the cat.
Speaker 4: Fucking story of my life, destroying all the paper fucking towel.
Speaker 5: In the house. Dogs are so annoying sometimes, I know.
Speaker 4: And especially when you have a cat that I've had
Speaker 4: for my entire life and he harasses her. The got
Speaker 4: in percent could be a movie though, and the bait
Speaker 4: fucking baby screaming and you walking in, get you walk in,
Speaker 4: you're the baby screaming, Get up like.
Speaker 3: Fuck man, babies cry again, Get up.
Speaker 4: And then you walk towards the room, and then the
Speaker 4: cradle starts rocking, and like that would scare the living
Speaker 4: shit out me. It was said that two men had
Speaker 4: to hold the cradle for the mother to rescue the infant.
Speaker 4: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: M m m m m. That's crazy, eh?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, buddy.
Speaker 5: Boy, that's probably the scariest part for me.
Speaker 4: I know, you had a kid and you had an
Speaker 4: infant at one point. Imagine if you walked in the
Speaker 4: c it was walking and you had.
Speaker 5: When it involves like fucking kids and cradles and ship
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 3: It's just not literally fucking kids.
Speaker 5: No, no, not actually.
Speaker 4: Having guns went off while no one was holding them
Speaker 4: like they honestly like, I don't, okay. I've looked into
Speaker 4: a lot of poltergeist stories and and weird ghost stories.
Speaker 4: This one is kind of wild how much stuff they
Speaker 4: were claiming was occurring, guns going off, Like the ghost
Speaker 4: is sitting there and he's putting the bullet into it,
Speaker 4: and then it's like you see the gun getting like
Speaker 4: jerked off because you know how they have to like
Speaker 4: pump all the fucking gunpowder in it, because that's they
Speaker 4: had muskets and stuff back there. They didn't have no
Speaker 4: fucking uh fucking action revolvers or that's.
Speaker 5: What they had to get the white stuff to come out.
Speaker 4: No, we all the fires broke out with increased frequency
Speaker 4: and became harder to put out, and the entire home
Speaker 4: burned to the ground.
Speaker 3: So I went, we'll obviously get to.
Speaker 4: How this this house still stands. They probably replicated it.
Speaker 4: Lachlan mc dougled, what a name, luck Clinn luck Land
Speaker 4: mc dougled, that's his name. Another child of the Baldoun sentiment.
Speaker 4: Uh and uh wallace Burg Pioneer remember the events. Well,
Speaker 4: I was up the river in a boat and the
Speaker 4: sorry I went scape. I was up the boat in
Speaker 4: the I was going up the river in a boat
Speaker 4: in the morning, and in.
Speaker 5: Company this it is impersonation.
Speaker 4: I was going up the river in a boat that morning,
Speaker 4: in company with James Johnson, sirr Senior obviously and William Fisher.
Speaker 4: He said, when we're opposite the McDonald's place, we perceived
Speaker 4: that John's house was on fire, but as we were
Speaker 4: some distance from it, we saw that it would would
Speaker 4: be gone before we could reach it. So they did
Speaker 4: see that it was in flames. With the time they
Speaker 4: reached it, it was crumbled to the ground. The family
Speaker 4: were at breakfast yet and not discovered the danger. Mcdan
Speaker 4: mister Dan McDonald's house was nearer to us. As they
Speaker 4: saw the fire, they hauled, hailed us and asked us
Speaker 4: to assist them to carry out the furniture, as they
Speaker 4: expected that there that they're obviously their habitat there where
Speaker 4: they lived, would be in flames. We landed and helped
Speaker 4: them carry out everything. In the meantime, John's house and
Speaker 4: the barns were reduced to ashes. Together, we're all with
Speaker 4: all they contained. The family barely escaped with their lives,
Speaker 4: so they obviously so this is the kind of word weird,
Speaker 4: So it's obviously from an actual which is crazy. They
Speaker 4: actually have documented proof of these people experiencing this. They're
Speaker 4: obviously the house is burning to the ground. People noticed it.
Speaker 4: We're like, oh shit. And then they were trying to
Speaker 4: get out as much furniture and things that they could
Speaker 4: keep as possible. I don't know the whole like it's
Speaker 4: a weird case. Everything They said that frequently. It started
Speaker 4: on five.
Speaker 3: All the time.
Speaker 5: I don't know, this is like and like none of
Speaker 5: it's like I don't want to say like consistent with
Speaker 5: each other, but it's just like random events, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. Like it's and like again, like a
Speaker 5: really weird story to have to say, like, oh I
Speaker 5: saw a loaf of bread dance around the room. It's like,
Speaker 5: why would you even like white white pick that if
Speaker 5: you're like if it's a hoax.
Speaker 4: I don't think this is a hoax. Bro, so pretty weird.
Speaker 4: We landed and helped them carry out everything. So in
Speaker 4: the meantime, yeah, I was reduced to ashes. They barely
Speaker 4: escaped with their lives. John came to us with his coat,
Speaker 4: saying the clothes he had on were all he had saved.
Speaker 3: Pretty sad. It's pretty sad for John.
Speaker 4: They're building this house in the swampy area, taking the
Speaker 4: time to build his house, and it was reduced to
Speaker 4: rebel thanks to this goddamn fucking poultrygeist.
Speaker 3: Not fun, poor John.
Speaker 4: The community helped the McDonald's to replenish their losses they
Speaker 4: had suffered in the fire, and the family of five
Speaker 4: sought temporary refuge with John's brother in law while they
Speaker 4: undertook the effort to rebuild their log cabin. But no
Speaker 4: sooner had they taken quarters when a similar annoyances began
Speaker 4: to occur. So, like, like I said, a lot of
Speaker 4: haunting don't really exist in the home, right there's some
Speaker 4: place that you could claim are haunted buildings.
Speaker 3: And this is why I kind of believe haunted buildings.
Speaker 4: Most times, there are probably residual energies where it's a
Speaker 4: crazy event, something that is traumatic that would imprint on
Speaker 4: the reality that we live in. Right, So, and it
Speaker 4: might be they might be a residual haunting when people
Speaker 4: see things move or hear sounds or whatever. Right, and
Speaker 4: it just could be sounds and movements of this traumatic
Speaker 4: event that happened, right, but poltergeist and actual spirits and
Speaker 4: demonic possession and kind of all real like legitimate hauntings
Speaker 4: usually like if they are a living or dead or
Speaker 4: alive spirit kind of thing. Alive I mean like on
Speaker 4: another reality and dead I mean some of those passed
Speaker 4: on that maybe kind of grabs on to you and
Speaker 4: your family. Most times they will follow you where your
Speaker 4: family goes, and we eventually talk about on class forecasts.
Speaker 4: We do get into some of the Conjuring films, which
Speaker 4: we'll probably do like a huge deep dive eventually on
Speaker 4: the whole Conjuring franchise and stuff like that. Like that
Speaker 4: shows me, right, how it's attached to the person usually,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, which is like it's nearly freakier, like because
Speaker 5: if I thought it was as simple as either just
Speaker 5: leave in the house or or even barn in my
Speaker 5: own house though, yeah, and then you realize it's like,
Speaker 5: oh no, that doesn't even mark.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: When I used to use the Wiji board, well a
Speaker 4: couple I would say it's like six years ago at
Speaker 4: this point, us playing the Ouiji board with my stepbrother and.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: When I asked it something like what do I have
Speaker 4: any spirits attached to me? And it said nine spirits
Speaker 4: were attached to me and that some were good and
Speaker 4: some were bad.
Speaker 5: Area freaky, And then.
Speaker 4: And I like it, this is wild because it was
Speaker 4: my weigeboard. I wasn't fucking doing anything or manipulating it.
Speaker 4: Trust me.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I can't like it might be my subconscious or whatever,
Speaker 4: but it wouldn't work like it was me and my
Speaker 4: stepbrother's friend and it would not work when they just
Speaker 4: touched it by themselves. And as soon as I put
Speaker 4: my finger on fingers on it, like and I did
Speaker 4: the whole points, do it very lightly, and it would
Speaker 4: start moving like crazy, like spelling out stuff faster than
Speaker 4: I would even be able to communicate my brain to
Speaker 4: spell out, even if I was trying to hoax it
Speaker 4: and scare them or saying you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: As soon as like it would work, and as soon
Speaker 4: as I put my fingers on it on the planet Chat,
Speaker 4: it would just go off like fast.
Speaker 5: To your car. Then there's something attached.
Speaker 4: I probably think it is the more mushrooms I do,
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm cleansing myself of these like demonic entities.
Speaker 5: That's what it wants.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, But recently on my mushroom trips,
Speaker 4: I've the one thing I've taken from one of my
Speaker 4: church recently is that there is definitely some sort of
Speaker 4: evil force that takes over this world. Every time I've
Speaker 4: done them recently, it's just like there's some evil energy
Speaker 4: that has taken over this world at every angle, and
Speaker 4: I can feel it.
Speaker 3: Bro it feels it.
Speaker 5: I don't know if that's a good thing either.
Speaker 3: I'm so crazy.
Speaker 4: So obviously we're the start happening now as like brother
Speaker 4: in law's house and after several little fire respontaneously broke
Speaker 4: out that mc donald's were forced to seek shelter somewhere
Speaker 4: else for the brother in law's house would burn too.
Speaker 4: He's like, can you fuck okay, all right, I'm trying
Speaker 4: to help you. Try to be a good brother in law.
Speaker 4: You know, you take care of my wife or my
Speaker 4: i mean my sister, you know, same thing. Back then,
Speaker 4: it's just like and it's like fun, and then you're
Speaker 4: like literally you're like, oh, you have to leave. I
Speaker 4: don't want your house about burn down too. And it's
Speaker 4: just like, well, yeah, I live outside. I guess the
Speaker 4: strange activity followed the family whoever it went. Wherever the
Speaker 4: family went, they weird activities followed. For a period of time,
Speaker 4: they live like no meds nomads, which is like traveling
Speaker 4: from place to place unable to find any solace. Finally,
Speaker 4: they gathered up their old sales they could find in
Speaker 4: the neighborhood and rigged up a tent to shelter them.
Speaker 4: I was actually gonna say they probably just go with
Speaker 4: a tent and a little fire and then you know,
Speaker 4: do it outside of the tent and hopefully your tent
Speaker 4: doesn't burn down. Live like the indigenous people that you murdered.
Speaker 5: Again, it just doesn't make any sense to make any
Speaker 5: of this stuff up and end up having your life
Speaker 5: even worse than it was. Like, I know, it probably
Speaker 5: wasn't a glamorous time to be alive, but like to
Speaker 5: from living in a house like that to living in
Speaker 5: a tent.
Speaker 4: I know some polder guys follow wherever you go, so
Speaker 4: pretty wild. But they could not live like that for long. Obviously,
Speaker 4: once winter set in, even the haunt log cabin was
Speaker 4: prefer preferably Obviously they preferred it rather than to the
Speaker 4: frigid tent, and after the family moved back indoors, John
Speaker 4: resumed all efforts to remove the poltergeist seeking counsel from
Speaker 4: the Proston missionaries the native medicine man. So they even
Speaker 4: like like obviously talk to the indigenous people and were like,
Speaker 4: I don't know what the fucking do. I'm sorry that
Speaker 4: I like killed more than half your people and took
Speaker 4: over your land. And I know your great grandfather probably
Speaker 4: like lived on this spot, but like it's mine now,
Speaker 4: but can you fucking help me? If I were like
Speaker 4: and they cursed him even more, who knows, but Catholic
Speaker 4: priest too. Nothing worked, but the Catholic priest did get
Speaker 4: as nevermind. Then John learned from a traveler about a
Speaker 4: doctor in Long Point.
Speaker 3: I actually wonder how.
Speaker 4: Close this is because I've I've been to Long Point,
Speaker 4: I've stayed there at a cottage a long Point about
Speaker 4: a town eighteen miles away.
Speaker 3: Weird.
Speaker 4: I've never even heard of Wallaceburg, Strange. I don't have
Speaker 4: to find this place and find this fucking house. A
Speaker 4: daughter who was said to be supposed to be she
Speaker 4: was possessed with the gift of second sight. Reverend McDorman
Speaker 4: accompanied John on the two day journey to the house
Speaker 4: of doctor J. F.
Speaker 3: Troyner.
Speaker 4: Upon their arrival, they implored him to allow the consultation,
Speaker 4: to allow them to have a talk and have kind
Speaker 4: of consultation with the fifteen year old Dinah if that's
Speaker 4: pronounce it, probably Dinah, the girl listening to John's miserable stories.
Speaker 4: And what a weird time where you would have where
Speaker 4: they allowed like this is like a fifteen year old
Speaker 4: girl that's supposed to be has like sight and they
Speaker 4: maybe it was like Joan of Arc type of site,
Speaker 4: which eventually I like to cover the show of like
Speaker 4: this idea of like a young girl that had premonitions
Speaker 4: that were fairly accurate. And then so I'm surprised though
Speaker 4: that she wasn't drowned in a lake or burned at
Speaker 4: the steak, you know what I mean, kicking rhymes all day.
Speaker 5: But that that was the thing, Like that was the
Speaker 5: first thing they came to my mind, was like, obviously
Speaker 5: all these people are going to be like tied up
Speaker 5: and fucking stone to that or whatever.
Speaker 4: Well, surprising that they were, like, well, she is her
Speaker 4: her visions are not against us though, like you know,
Speaker 4: she's not casting spells on us and can't point to
Speaker 4: her that.
Speaker 3: I don't even I don't understand how they're.
Speaker 4: Like because every there's so many cases of them burning
Speaker 4: women at the stake or drowning them or doing horrible
Speaker 4: things to them, stoning them to death. Obviously, it was
Speaker 4: more likely that they were drowned actually than they were
Speaker 4: actually burned at the stake.
Speaker 3: That's more than the thing that they did in France.
Speaker 4: But surprising that they were like cool with this chick though,
Speaker 4: because maybe she said she loved God, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. Maybe it was like because she was like
Speaker 4: more religious and having these premonitions that they were cool
Speaker 4: with it. But the women that were not really religious
Speaker 4: and labeled heretics and stuff like that, maybe that's you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Maybe that's like so they're like,
Speaker 4: fucking they're not about the church life, worshiping that false
Speaker 4: idol that we's getting everyone's get mad at.
Speaker 5: You know, you're going to get canceled.
Speaker 3: For that one by the Christians. So they lived.
Speaker 4: She listened, you know, uh missed. Choyner emerged from her chambers, exhausted,
Speaker 4: disheveled three hours later and reported the old women who
Speaker 4: had lived in the Long Long loghouse, sought to drive
Speaker 4: the McDonald's from their property. So we've got a witch
Speaker 4: on her hands. This set this said, Uh, Miss Troyner
Speaker 4: was the source of all of John's difficulties. She asked
Speaker 4: John if he had seen a stray goose wandering his
Speaker 4: farm since that the troubles had began. Hang hank after
Speaker 4: he replied that he had. Uh, this is this is
Speaker 4: a fucking wild story. This is this is where it
Speaker 4: gets wild.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: So they're like, have you seen a wild goose on
Speaker 4: the on the chase? Have you seen Hong Kong? Have
Speaker 4: you seen this goose? And you know the wand around
Speaker 4: the farms since the troubles began. After he replied he
Speaker 4: had been seeing a strange goose in his flock now uh,
Speaker 4: time and time again he would kind of see now
Speaker 4: again he would see this like goose hanging around for
Speaker 4: some time. Miss Troyner told him to shoot it with
Speaker 4: a bullet cased in solid silver uh for leadwood.
Speaker 3: Do with no harm. So this is like a werewolf trope.
Speaker 5: So for me personally, this is where like the story,
Speaker 5: I'm kind of like, huh, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's just like I thought, it's just strange. It's such
Speaker 5: a bizarre story. It doesn't really follow many of the
Speaker 5: like or whatever. Yeah, it's just like so like fucking
Speaker 5: dance and loaves of bread and pots chasing dogs around.
Speaker 5: Now this red eyed fucking thing and.
Speaker 3: It's not red eye. I just added that.
Speaker 4: I created that image for us, so for the audio listeners,
Speaker 4: it's a goose with red eyes and he's honking right
Speaker 4: in Aaron's face.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, he is actually again see it's always was
Speaker 5: directed towards me.
Speaker 3: That's what looks scary. I don't want to fuck with
Speaker 3: this guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is like, as I'm saying, this is one
Speaker 4: of the stranger uh poltergeist hauntings that I've covered on
Speaker 4: the show. When it comes to how like you know,
Speaker 4: we've covered tons of stuff, even the batter seat poltergase.
Speaker 3: A lot of weird stuff did happen.
Speaker 4: I agree, But even this stuff is farther way back
Speaker 4: in time and seems even stranger from some of the
Speaker 4: things that they did occur, that did occur by some
Speaker 4: sort of spiritual force, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Now, I mean strange.
Speaker 4: So you know they insisted obviously is you know, they
Speaker 4: gotta kill this fucking goose. Man, they gotta kill the
Speaker 4: golden goose. It's not he's not gold but the demonic goose.
Speaker 4: They gotta kill it. The girl insisted that the old
Speaker 4: women would be similarly wounded. So, as weird as it is,
Speaker 4: it's kind of like when me and Juan talked about
Speaker 4: the witch's familiars recently. Actually, we talked about the familiars
Speaker 4: of witches of like the toads, and you know how
Speaker 4: they have cats and dogs and all that stuff, and
Speaker 4: they use them to do their bidding and then possess
Speaker 4: them in some sort of way. So is the goose
Speaker 4: one of the witch's familiars just maybe you know, maybe
Speaker 4: she possessed the goose and the goose is starting to.
Speaker 5: Do all the stuff.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: It's such a fucking weird thing.
Speaker 3: It is a weird thing, like a toad. Like the
Speaker 3: idea of the toad.
Speaker 4: Go back and listen to the episode you want is
Speaker 4: like it like whispers in your ear.
Speaker 3: So it's like, you know, it's like.
Speaker 4: I saw Aaron and he was like jerking off to
Speaker 4: Tranny Pourne.
Speaker 3: You know, and it's just like it just tells you
Speaker 3: like secrets of people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that even sounds a bit cooler to me.
Speaker 4: Yes, I have excitingly sad on your shoulder like whispers
Speaker 4: secrets into your fucking like ear, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: And then you have like a dog can like be
Speaker 4: your protector and watch over you, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: or a cat can kind of like uh, maybe listening
Speaker 4: on conversations. There's always a purpose for each kind of
Speaker 4: animal with the fuck is a goose doing shipping all
Speaker 4: over the property. It's even like fucking ship nuggets, like
Speaker 4: just like like poopy, like just poop nuggets, and they're
Speaker 4: like poisonous. Every time he steps in the poop nugget,
Speaker 4: he's like shoe gets stuck and it leaves.
Speaker 3: Them in this like curse the.
Speaker 5: Head like that scrap.
Speaker 4: I've been chased by a swan. Those things are fucking aggressive.
Speaker 4: We're at this place I was in elementary school at
Speaker 4: like some it's called the Tim Hortons Camp, which is
Speaker 4: Tim Hortons is a coffee place, and uh, I don't
Speaker 4: I'm not a fan of them now because they're a
Speaker 4: I'll talk about that episode, but they're they're just not
Speaker 4: good organization in corporation now.
Speaker 3: But we went to this place and there was like
Speaker 3: this goose. It's not goose.
Speaker 4: This this this swan, uh big ass one and it
Speaker 4: would like it wasn't afraid of people, and it fucking
Speaker 4: chased me, dude, and scary like they have like teeth
Speaker 4: and ship like there's like.
Speaker 3: Frightening, bro.
Speaker 5: So you ran, I ran.
Speaker 3: I ran so far away.
Speaker 4: From the swans on amy, that's I wish I could
Speaker 4: see that I'd frightened me as I was like twelve
Speaker 4: or eleven or some kind of noise did he make.
Speaker 4: I don't know what fucking swans noise of swans make,
Speaker 4: but it was like fucking frightening.
Speaker 3: This thing did not give a fuck.
Speaker 4: They did not care about what the humans being around.
Speaker 5: So pretty crazy.
Speaker 4: So as they insisted the hauntings would end because the
Speaker 4: witch would be wounded if they killed this goose. As
Speaker 4: soon as John McDonald arrived at the home the next evening,
Speaker 4: he melted a piece of sterling silver into a bullet,
Speaker 4: just as Miss Troyner had instructed. It's fine as a
Speaker 4: fifteen year old girl and they're calling her miss did
Speaker 4: you see? Because like at sixteen she would probably be
Speaker 4: married is that creepy in some regard a little bit
Speaker 4: like fucking a little weird because back then, women, children,
Speaker 4: the teenagers, teenagers are getting married, much like the Amish and.
Speaker 3: The Gypsies and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Where they're, like you were saying, though.
Speaker 3: It's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: I know, everything's pretty cool, Aaron, Yes, she could go
Speaker 4: back to that. Yeah, but like it is, has it
Speaker 4: become that obviously?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Wish I would be smirched my character, But like, hey,
Speaker 4: if you are dying at thirty or forty, it makes sense.
Speaker 4: To be honest, it does make sense back in that time.
Speaker 4: Error we live longer. You don't need to be marrying
Speaker 4: a sixteen year old, But back then it made sense
Speaker 4: because you wouldn't live that long.
Speaker 5: So, for example, if I wanted to commit suicide within
Speaker 5: the next few years, technically speaking, could you marry a
Speaker 5: sixteen year old?
Speaker 3: Yeah, talk to me savile about that.
Speaker 4: We'll get the Ouiji board out and we'll figure out
Speaker 4: what he thinks about it. So, rifle in hand, he
Speaker 4: searched for the goose in the field and decided the
Speaker 4: first sight, he fired the silver bullet directly into its
Speaker 4: black wings. The goose gave a streak like a human
Speaker 4: being in agony. That's all I could do. Sure, that's
Speaker 4: pretty good.
Speaker 5: Escape through the reeds.
Speaker 3: So it's just like.
Speaker 4: But sounds like a human So it's like.
Speaker 3: Like runs through the fucking field. It was just weird.
Speaker 3: It runs into the reeds.
Speaker 4: So he'd like as soon as he sees this thing,
Speaker 4: and it could have been what, how do you know
Speaker 4: it's the goose? How do you know it's the goose,
Speaker 4: the one that's been fucking haunting your home?
Speaker 3: How do you know?
Speaker 4: So in the next day, I would not like that.
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of Bobby Aga? Oh, go back, everybody,
Speaker 4: listen to me and Billy cover Bobby Yaga, which is
Speaker 4: like a Russian witch and she has a house that
Speaker 4: has chicken legs and the house can move to different places.
Speaker 3: Are you googling it right now?
Speaker 5: Why does that sound really familiar? Though?
Speaker 4: Bro, Bobby Yaga is weird. Go back of us to
Speaker 4: that episode, everybody, that's only audio stuff. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of episodes that are only audio not for YouTube because
Speaker 4: it's before we're doing video content. And uh, it's some
Speaker 4: fucking wildcase, dude, Like literally, this this witch had a
Speaker 4: house that she can convert to like chicken legs and
Speaker 4: to kidnapped children, and looks are you looking at it?
Speaker 5: That's giving me? Is that weird? Dude?
Speaker 4: There's like a live special just know the Bobby Yaga.
Speaker 4: There's like more stuff that we'd cover because it's like
Speaker 4: a pretty extensive like folklore about Bobby Yaga.
Speaker 3: Pretty weird? Uh so.
Speaker 5: Is there? Yeah, the Terror of the Dark Forest came.
Speaker 3: Oh we should try watching that ship.
Speaker 4: It's quite horrible due of commentary on class of cast.
Speaker 3: So the weird.
Speaker 4: Next day, John and several companions ventured past the long
Speaker 4: loghouse owned by the elderly miss Buchanan. So she was
Speaker 4: living in her own place. She's fucking i't to complain about.
Speaker 4: The old woman sat on her front porch and she
Speaker 4: was in an agitated state, nursing a broken arm. No
Speaker 4: more supernatural manifestations disturbed the McDonald's property thereafter, So weird, dude,
Speaker 4: isn't that crazy? And the bullet listen to this, he
Speaker 4: shot this goose and if she was a witch, she
Speaker 4: was maybe she was like kind of manifesting into this
Speaker 4: goose creature and then causing harm upon this family.
Speaker 3: And the same bullet in the same side of the
Speaker 3: wing that shot the goose was the arm that she
Speaker 3: was nursing.
Speaker 4: Like, I take is that weird? If that's true. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it sounds like a movie. That's only how is this
Speaker 4: not a movie?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 4: The goose part would be like everyone watching the movie
Speaker 4: would be like, Oh, that's fucking cheesy. But then this
Speaker 4: is what they claimed happened, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: If you're gonna keep it super factual, like this is
Speaker 4: what they claimed, that's what's such a wild story.
Speaker 5: That is like that would be freaky.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you're like, go up to her house and
Speaker 4: you're like, Wow, that little fifteen year old girl that's
Speaker 4: gonna get married next year is just knows her shit.
Speaker 5: Would you not just though, if he came across her,
Speaker 5: then would you not just shoot her head?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You go crazy, bitch.
Speaker 4: Well, after all the things that they've endured, I would
Speaker 4: think that you might want to take justice in here.
Speaker 5: I think I'd be probably gone fucking notes and I'd
Speaker 5: be like, yeah, I'm just gonna shoot her in the
Speaker 5: head just to make sure. As a story pass into history.
Speaker 4: Eyewitness testimonies from prominent prominent local figures lanth the tale
Speaker 4: and the credibility and assured that the continued spreading of
Speaker 4: its fame. Forty years later, Neo McDonald, John's youngest son
Speaker 4: interviewed twenty six year old local villagers who had witnessed
Speaker 4: the haunting. He collected their statements and published them in
Speaker 4: them serially, which is a weird word, and the Wallsburg
Speaker 4: News afterwards the story so we're also collected into a
Speaker 4: booklet and published under the title The Baldoon Mystery, An
Speaker 4: Intriguing story of witchcraft near Wallasburg, Ontario. It would be
Speaker 4: cool to have this in my collection, but yeah, bell
Speaker 4: Dun Mystery unsolved that they're years and they put this
Speaker 4: within newspapers.
Speaker 5: Pretty crazy.
Speaker 4: December twenty second the cuss of the Baldoons striking and
Speaker 4: destroying after one hundred years.
Speaker 5: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: And this mysterious midnight fire the infamous haunting according to legend.
Speaker 4: We stand obviously all these supernatural flames, evil spirits which
Speaker 4: drove the McDonald.
Speaker 3: Family from the house.
Speaker 4: Crazy. Such a crazy case, though the story continued to
Speaker 4: circulate into the twentieth century. In the nineteen twenties, the
Speaker 4: Northern Navigation Grand Trunk Route offered day cruises from Detroit
Speaker 4: to Chatham abroad the Thousand Islander steamship. When the ship
Speaker 4: passed through Wallaceburg on the sennil E cart, what the
Speaker 4: fuck that is? Decans were quick to point out the
Speaker 4: haunted house to to the enthusiastic patrons. Patreons, the Belldoon
Speaker 4: mystery soon became one of Ontario's most famous ghost stories,
Speaker 4: securing a long lasting legacy for the little Scottish settlement.
Speaker 4: Pretty wild man, dum A wild case, pretty crazy. We
Speaker 4: definitely went longer than I thought we would, as we
Speaker 4: do with most of these episodes.
Speaker 5: Sure, that's that's the pauld.
Speaker 4: It is taking hold of my bladder as I'm sitting
Speaker 4: here having to pee after four beers.
Speaker 5: Oh it's funny. Since Tarty eight minutes under roadcaster, I've
Speaker 5: been feeling them. We're now one.
Speaker 4: Fift you'll be fine. So, yes, everybody, this was a
Speaker 4: wild case. I think it's pretty genuine, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like I've said it probably since the start. But
Speaker 5: my thing with it, I always try and look for
Speaker 5: you know, because I like to look at both sides.
Speaker 5: I think sometimes it's interesting to say like, yeah, well
Speaker 5: that's probably this, or it's probably that, But like it
Speaker 5: just seems like I just can't understand the the motivation
Speaker 5: to make it up.
Speaker 3: No near do I, And it's the price.
Speaker 4: And I will attempt to go visit this place at
Speaker 4: some point, probably with Billy or something like that. I
Speaker 4: will film at this place at some point. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: find it. I'm gonna figure out because it shouldn't be
Speaker 4: that far from me, and we'll do a little thing.
Speaker 4: I got like portable mics and stuff like that we
Speaker 4: can take that actually can plug on my phone. And
Speaker 4: there's stuff that's coming from Stranger Podcast that's pretty good.
Speaker 4: We just got ads for advocasts and stuff like that
Speaker 4: being played. So my brother's like, where are they. I
Speaker 4: was like, I don't know if they're being playing Spotify,
Speaker 4: but there we've got ads going stuff like that now, So.
Speaker 3: Pretty exciting stuff, you know.
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Speaker 3: The new merch design is out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I need to get that.
Speaker 3: It's a dope design.
Speaker 4: I would love you to wrap it and and you know,
Speaker 4: show all the Irish people what what it's about to
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Speaker 5: But we have I think I need to get the
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Speaker 4: Eh, Yeah, I'm gonna I love my sweater. Everything looks
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Speaker 4: and they last longer and stuff like that. Because I've
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Speaker 4: people can kind of decide. I'm gonna do like three
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Speaker 3: And I feel like that's the best bet.
Speaker 4: I really want to get a first class horror shirt
Speaker 4: if Aaron doesn't mind. We make no money off the merch,
Speaker 4: but I will probably put it on a shirt considering
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