Speaker 1: Well, come back, you've crossed the line.
Speaker 2: This is deplorable.
Speaker 1: Coordination on cold of conspiracy, where blood is the blue
Speaker 1: brind in the potato and there're stitches nail the skin.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: It is so store up great selling.
Speaker 1: Futures, sell by sell from backroom laps to the glowing streets.
Speaker 2: They call it prigress. We call it a watery looking
Speaker 2: questioning and cracking loud get turned to the florable conation.
Speaker 2: That's pracy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hi, and welcome back to another episode of Deplorable Nation.
Speaker 3: I'm your host, Deplorable Janet, and today, of course, my
Speaker 3: favorite bestie of all time, the beautiful, talented, intelligent miss Heidi.
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Speaker 2: from a red script. In fact, I don't own a teleprompter,
Speaker 2: so there's that and we actually research.
Speaker 3: You don't own and say I'm.
Speaker 2: A little angsty today.
Speaker 3: You know, well you have reason to be a little
Speaker 3: angsy today. But we're not going to get in that.
Speaker 3: But the people that are listening in on the call
Speaker 3: or who are on the call go to hell anyway. Ah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: anyone off that's just too bad. So today, my wonderful
Speaker 3: friend and I are going to be talking all about
Speaker 3: the blood and boyl boy, is there some stuff in here.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to start out like on a very
Speaker 3: calm level and then it's going to get away more
Speaker 3: crazy and so, you know, glad to have everybody along
Speaker 3: for this ride today. So the first thing we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about today is blood doping. For people don't
Speaker 3: don't know what that is, who've never heard of that.
Speaker 3: This was actually a scandal that was made famous during
Speaker 3: the Tour de France with Lance Armstrong, and it is
Speaker 3: the practice of increasing your own red blood cells to
Speaker 3: enhance oxygen delivery and endurance. So basically kind of like
Speaker 3: making you a super athlete or dare I say a
Speaker 3: super soldier.
Speaker 2: Does green? Okay, if they think.
Speaker 3: That doesn't happen in a military setting, you are sadly mistaken.
Speaker 2: So can you see this? Ah just Lance himself getting
Speaker 2: some theory. He's just getting his vitals. But you know,
Speaker 2: we know what he did, Lance, and yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 3: So blood doping is three different mechanisms, right, So you
Speaker 3: can have an autoligous transfusion, which means that you withdrew
Speaker 3: storied your own blood and they're going to reinfuse that
Speaker 3: back into you. Although I will say, kind of like
Speaker 3: we talked about before with the tightened regulations and stuff,
Speaker 3: is that as possible? So they have the other mechanisms now,
Speaker 3: and it's called injections with EPO, which is a rethrow
Speaker 3: point and what that is It is actually manufactured in
Speaker 3: your bone marrow and it causes your blood cells to generate.
Speaker 3: And so these these injections that they have are the
Speaker 3: second method and then the third that then is synthetic
Speaker 3: oxygen carriers, which is kind of a newer process which
Speaker 3: will get into in a short bit. We'll break all
Speaker 3: that down. But at what point does enhancing your blood
Speaker 3: become altering your identity?
Speaker 2: Well, when we get into the transfusion pieces, I have
Speaker 2: quite the Mormon story, So we can go then or
Speaker 2: now I'm not sure. It kind of fits in between
Speaker 2: the two. But it gets weird because you know, Mormons.
Speaker 2: I don't know what y'all are doing. Guys, why where?
Speaker 3: What is it with always with the Mormons?
Speaker 2: I know, why are the Mormons?
Speaker 3: Mormons? Mormons cut out?
Speaker 2: Really? Well, maybe it's because they're rich, right, like rich people.
Speaker 2: This is some weird rich people ship for sure. So
Speaker 2: this Brian Johnson, and he is a transhumanist Mormon, okay and.
Speaker 3: Not so let me just put this in there. Not
Speaker 3: Brian Johnson from a CDC.
Speaker 2: Just no, no, no, weirdo. Brian Johnson, multi millionaire, has
Speaker 2: too much time on his hands. Uh so he thinks
Speaker 2: he's gonna live forever. And this is quite the situation
Speaker 2: with him and the things that he has been practicing.
Speaker 2: So this is a little article about him. The multi millionaire,
Speaker 2: multi millionaire entrepreneur infused himself with blood from his seventeen
Speaker 2: year old son. Is that legal? And a question for ever?
Speaker 2: For ever? Well, I'm not just.
Speaker 3: Gonna say what. Wait, don't don't click off that picture.
Speaker 2: Go back to It's gonna get even better.
Speaker 3: No, go back to that picture. I have I have
Speaker 3: something to say. What in the actual fetish world. Is
Speaker 3: this man wearing he looks I.
Speaker 2: Think this is the sun. I think this might be
Speaker 2: the sun, but I can't tell because they look a
Speaker 2: whole lot alike. But maybe it's him. He looks very effeminate,
Speaker 2: and that also is a little strange. But this picture
Speaker 2: nothing says I'm a creepy guy like this.
Speaker 3: This is like like arm in arm with your son
Speaker 3: with naked upper butty my son.
Speaker 2: Okay, for context, my seventeen year old son is pretty
Speaker 2: in touch with his feminine side and if you tried
Speaker 2: to do this with him, if his dad did, he
Speaker 2: would be like, what am I doing?
Speaker 3: So, which begs the question, especially with this picture with
Speaker 3: the nakedness and the creepy going on him up your
Speaker 3: robutting interference, interference of the under eye, white ship.
Speaker 2: You know what's that? Uh?
Speaker 3: Your your thing froze and you got really rowbody, so
Speaker 3: I don't know what you of course.
Speaker 2: Of course, okay, so I'll start that little share again
Speaker 2: and I can't see, so always say something when you're
Speaker 2: when when that weirdness happens, So stop it, Jim, can
Speaker 2: you hear me? Okay?
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 2: Nothing says I'm a creepy guy like this photo too, So.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, well, and his coloration looks
Speaker 3: really flunky in his face and in his neck. But
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say with with these two, oh, he has
Speaker 3: what is that DNA on his own?
Speaker 2: I was trying to look at that too.
Speaker 3: So my thinking with this weird man and being into
Speaker 3: transhumanism and all that, and the very uncomfortable naked pictures
Speaker 3: with him and his son, did he specifically have this
Speaker 3: child for this particular purpose, for the blood doping and
Speaker 3: for that? Is it a real human being or was
Speaker 3: he a cloned human being? Since they look.
Speaker 2: They look a lot like Yeah, and he doesn't just
Speaker 2: stop there. Don't worry, Jenny, it gets more fun. So
Speaker 2: this guy, Time magazine did a whole piece on him, okay,
Speaker 2: and it says the next day Johnson walks me through
Speaker 2: his routine step by step. He wakes up at four
Speaker 2: fifty three and delayed his routine till seven so I
Speaker 2: could observe him. His bedroom has nothing in it, no photos, books, television,
Speaker 2: not a glass of water, no phone charger, no chair,
Speaker 2: So he's a robot.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say that one picture of him,
Speaker 3: he looked like remember when Zuckerberg was in front of
Speaker 3: Congress and people were joking that he was like a lamp. Yeah,
Speaker 3: oh yeah.
Speaker 2: And also he says, I only sleep in this room.
Speaker 2: I don't do anything else in here, no reading anything, okay,
Speaker 2: So this is what he does. The only two objects
Speaker 2: in his room are a laser face shield uses for
Speaker 2: collagen growth, wrinkle reduction, and advice he puts on his penis.
Speaker 2: You heard me on is willie uh while he sleeps
Speaker 2: to measure his nighttime erections. I have on average two
Speaker 2: hours and twelve minutes each night of erections, and it's
Speaker 2: certainly quality. To be age eighteen, it would be three
Speaker 2: hours and thirty minutes. Okay. Apparently nighttime erections are a
Speaker 2: biological age marker for your sexual function. So he tracks
Speaker 2: it with little air pod case thing with a turquoise
Speaker 2: strap like a purse worn by his penis.
Speaker 3: Oh, gets new meaning to the word put in us purse.
Speaker 2: Rich people, you need some fucking hobbies.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, you need something else to do?
Speaker 2: Yes, this is the time article so that people can
Speaker 2: prove me wrong, right wrong. And so this stuff with
Speaker 2: Mormons gets really fucking weird because they have their own
Speaker 2: like not not the mainstream church. I want to be
Speaker 2: very clear, but there is a Mormon transhumanist society. Mm hmm. Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's weird gonna I'm gonna go out on a limb
Speaker 3: and say, there's probably a lot of transhumanist societies and
Speaker 3: a lot of different churches.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm certain. I'm so certain he thinks he's gonna
Speaker 2: live forever.
Speaker 3: I don't think I want to live forever, but I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to either miss me with that.
Speaker 3: So why the interest in blood doping. Your red blood
Speaker 3: cells are what carry oxygen via hemoglobin around your circulatory system.
Speaker 3: Oxygen is necessary to make ATP, which ATP is a
Speaker 3: ditizine trephosphate, which is like the energy currency of your body.
Speaker 3: It's necessary for every cell type, for muscle contraction, for
Speaker 3: brain signals, for heartbeat regulation, for detoxification process of all
Speaker 3: the gunka goop we take in on a daily basis,
Speaker 3: for hormone production, for cellular repair, literally the whole nine yards.
Speaker 3: It's important for everything. And so the more healthy your
Speaker 3: red blood cells are and your oxygen and your ATP,
Speaker 3: the better your muscle contraction and your endurance and stamina is.
Speaker 3: So with that being said, again back to Brian Johnson,
Speaker 3: because it was just gonna say that kind of stamina
Speaker 3: because and here's the thing about this. People who blood
Speaker 3: dope explain it as like a euphoric high. So better
Speaker 3: than any drugs you could ever take. All you gotta
Speaker 3: do is get transfused or injectioned, injected with somebody else's blood.
Speaker 3: What could possibly go round?
Speaker 2: Don't worry. They took that seventeen year old blood and
Speaker 2: put it in who else, his seventy year old father. Yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: nobody also replaced the blood that was removed from the
Speaker 2: seventeen year old and it was almost a leader.
Speaker 3: Well that's a lot of blood. That's a lot of
Speaker 3: that's a lot of blood. So even a very small,
Speaker 3: like five five to ten percent increase in the red
Speaker 3: cell mass population in your circulatory system drastically improves your performance.
Speaker 3: And that's why people do that. So it it automatically
Speaker 3: accelerates like everything, and that's where people get the before
Speaker 3: kai from. So if you're gonna do your self donation right,
Speaker 3: you're gonna want to do this one to two weeks
Speaker 3: before any kind of competition because you don't want to
Speaker 3: do it right beforehand, just in case.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get caught kidding.
Speaker 3: So your your body will replace or is supposed to
Speaker 3: repleinish unless you have an issue in your system. God
Speaker 3: forbid what you take out, and so then they store it.
Speaker 3: And so you know you can't have or in DNA.
Speaker 3: You're not supposed to have foreign DNA. And that's why
Speaker 3: this Brian Johnson guy is infusing from his son.
Speaker 2: Son, whatever the case may be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's going to lead to another discussion later
Speaker 3: on down the line about people and their DNA and
Speaker 3: their blood and whatever. So the injectible kind, the EPO
Speaker 3: injections are synthetic obviously because you only produce it in
Speaker 3: your bone marrow, and so these injections increase your hamatecurate production,
Speaker 3: boost endurance, and during the nineteen nineties is when this
Speaker 3: really took off and got to be really widespread. The
Speaker 3: problem with this EPO injection is that it thickens your
Speaker 3: blood to a grave degree to where people have a
Speaker 3: very high risk of clots. So you can drop dead
Speaker 3: from your blood doping yep. So that high is probably
Speaker 3: not going to make you high for very long. If
Speaker 3: you've got a clot you die from it.
Speaker 2: Just say it and don't let people think that this
Speaker 2: isn't out and about, not only with Brian Johnson's they
Speaker 2: call it Project Blueprint, but the military is this, and
Speaker 2: the the BBC isn't afraid to open up a little
Speaker 2: more and tell you Nordic skiing blood doping is kind
Speaker 2: of normal for these people, and they got.
Speaker 3: Arrest high high altitudes. That's why, like it's it's very
Speaker 3: common in and high altitude athletes to do that because
Speaker 3: higher altitudes lower your oxygen levels, and so that's why
Speaker 3: they do a lot of blood doping. Now, go back
Speaker 3: to that thing about the military right here, So what
Speaker 3: do I say?
Speaker 2: So whoa wow?
Speaker 3: That made it really big? Hell?
Speaker 2: All right, let's say the US military is researching advanced
Speaker 2: bio hacks and synthetic alternatives to enhance warfighter endurance. So
Speaker 2: if it doesn't work, why are we doing that? You
Speaker 2: know whatever? Oxygen capacity, trauma survival. I understand that part.
Speaker 2: Key initiatives include DARPA's Red Blood Cell Factory for creating
Speaker 2: enhanced red blood cells with the development of arethrow Mare,
Speaker 2: a shelf stable artificial blood substitute.
Speaker 3: Oh so, not only are the EPO injections synthetic. But
Speaker 3: now they're going to make synthetic red blood cells to
Speaker 3: give you what could possibly go wrong? Now, what I've
Speaker 3: mentioned at the beginning of the show super Soldiers, because
Speaker 3: I knew that DARPA has been working on this for
Speaker 3: quite a long time. You know, there's all kinds of
Speaker 3: shows and movies about this too.
Speaker 2: They have a whole place they had to set up
Speaker 2: for this, like World Anti Doping Agency and all these
Speaker 2: weird things they're setting up. If it doesn't happen, why
Speaker 2: do we need a world agency?
Speaker 3: One hundred percent? And well, and that's the thing, because
Speaker 3: if Darper's involved and they're focusing on making super Soldiers,
Speaker 3: they're also in turn going to make it illegal at
Speaker 3: some point in time for athletes or anyone else that's
Speaker 3: not in their hoity toity circle. Let's put it that
Speaker 3: if you don't have billions of dollars and you're not
Speaker 3: part of the no crowd, Uh, then that's gonna become
Speaker 3: illegal for you. I guarantee that's on the horizon.
Speaker 2: And fun facts, Uh, mister Brian Johnson did come out
Speaker 2: and barely reveal because he had to he's in Yeah,
Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen to twenty eighteen, he met with Epstein
Speaker 2: via a video call. The meeting was set up by
Speaker 2: a mutual contact, and they're just talking.
Speaker 3: About the weather man.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He said it made him feel sick to his
Speaker 2: stomach and described Epstein as a very dark person. My
Speaker 2: ass you did, dude, No way right?
Speaker 3: He was like, man, we need to get together, dude.
Speaker 3: I'll fly my private jet to your island.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my jet will pick up your jet and we'll
Speaker 2: just right JITs together, talk about weird o.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say Epstein was kind of a creep
Speaker 3: in that manner. I'm sure they did discuss the penis purse,
Speaker 3: so you know.
Speaker 2: You know how they tell you everything. You know what
Speaker 2: this one brought to my mind? This whole episode is
Speaker 2: that scary show. What the hell's that stupid show called?
Speaker 2: And Lady gagas on it sometimes? Do you know what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about?
Speaker 3: American hornes?
Speaker 2: Yes? And it shows these weird It showed her getting
Speaker 2: transfused by these kids that kind of looked like they
Speaker 2: came from her. They're like super white. Yes, and then
Speaker 2: we see Diddy had a blood boy and blah blah
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, like, come on, guys, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, so more common than what people probably really
Speaker 3: know or want to think about that they're doing this.
Speaker 3: So the third means of increasing your red blood cell
Speaker 3: count is through synthetic oxygen carriers. This is sort of
Speaker 3: still deemed than the experimental stage. They're hemoglobin based oxygen
Speaker 3: car carriers and they're per floor per fluoro carbon emulsions
Speaker 3: originally developed for battlefield trauma where military blood wasn't available.
Speaker 3: They're not common in sports, but are part of the
Speaker 3: military and biotech research. So again, like I said, in
Speaker 3: the future, I can see them outlawing your self donation
Speaker 3: or EPO, and they're going to go with this where
Speaker 3: the government has a stronghold on that and they own it,
Speaker 3: so only who they say is going to be able
Speaker 3: to get it and everybody else it's gonna not be
Speaker 3: a thing for them.
Speaker 2: That ship for us. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So you know, all of these things, they can still
Speaker 3: cause you problems because you're kind of replacing your body's
Speaker 3: natural ability to manufacture things in the road bone marrow,
Speaker 3: and so you sure don't want that mechanism to shut
Speaker 3: off because then you would have to transfuse yourself literally
Speaker 3: all the time. It would be like you had a
Speaker 3: hemolytic disease. Yeah, and so there's always a risk for
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff. Just saying, so if you're gonna dope,
Speaker 3: do your own self doping, don't get injected with synthetic
Speaker 3: blowdy garbage anyway.
Speaker 2: Well, go ahead, but see if you're alive later.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, So how does this affect the brain? So
Speaker 3: short term, it's gonna improve your mental clarity because hello oxygenation,
Speaker 3: It'll increase your alertness, and it will enhance sustained focus,
Speaker 3: especially under stressful conditions. However, it's temporary, it's short lived.
Speaker 3: That's why people have that high and that whoop we
Speaker 3: do feeling. And then when that doping wears off, then
Speaker 3: you crash, kind of like if you're munching on a
Speaker 3: bunch of sugary stuff, you're going to get that high
Speaker 3: energy and then you're going to crash harder than a
Speaker 3: car smashing into the wall. Same kind of thing happens.
Speaker 3: So military tactical applications, they are doing this through DARPA
Speaker 3: for pilots that fly high altitude for the transfusion on
Speaker 3: the battlefield stuff and perform moments enhancement during stressful situations
Speaker 3: where there's a lack of oxygen and so, like I said,
Speaker 3: super soldiers. So they're do experimenting on submarine crews and
Speaker 3: fighter pilots and special forces and things like that, especially
Speaker 3: in mountainous regions. But if they're experimenting on their own people,
Speaker 3: what could possibly go wrong. I'm just saying there's a
Speaker 3: long history of what could go wrong when the government
Speaker 3: starts experimenting on their soldiers. Hello, anthrax, vaccines and lots
Speaker 3: of other stuff. So it looks like she got booted again.
Speaker 3: So anyway, we'll continue in touch. Comes back, here we go,
Speaker 3: he said. Of course, I said, darper, darper, DARPA. Anyway,
Speaker 3: So detection and anti doping science is a thing. People
Speaker 3: are really looking into this because like I said, they
Speaker 3: were gonna oh my god, they they kicked her out
Speaker 3: again because I said dart. But they are looking at
Speaker 3: regulating this and being able to detect when people are doping.
Speaker 3: So they've done like biological passport systems, so tracking systems
Speaker 3: specifically for long term blood tracking, which to me that
Speaker 3: is just very strange.
Speaker 2: That they're doing. So, So do you know, do you
Speaker 2: know that Epstein actually used to give out twenty three
Speaker 2: and me kits and they were like checking everyone he
Speaker 2: worked with and all this stuff. You guys do know
Speaker 2: that twenty twenty was a huge.
Speaker 3: Grap oh percent.
Speaker 2: It was so.
Speaker 3: With them doing this passport system, you detect. It's kind
Speaker 3: of like, especially if you're a soldier and you're in
Speaker 3: the military, the government owns you anyway, even after you retire,
Speaker 3: you're always government property. But using this on athletes little
Speaker 3: sus to me that they're support people for blood. So
Speaker 3: they're also doing long term hamadecrit monitoring on people, reticulous
Speaker 3: site counts which is part of your red blood cells,
Speaker 3: and the EPO, which is the injectable thing differentiations because
Speaker 3: that's going to show up in your blood because it's
Speaker 3: synthetic and it makes markers that last. And so, like
Speaker 3: Heidi said earlier, that's why they created this World Anti
Speaker 3: Doping Agency. Who could be over these kind of detection things. Now,
Speaker 3: I want to know who is running this, who appointed
Speaker 3: these people, and are they on the payroll for Big Pharma,
Speaker 3: for bill gates for the government. Those are things I
Speaker 3: would like to know, and I.
Speaker 2: Would like to think that that would be tax supported
Speaker 2: most likely, So y'allow is an explanation.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, one hundred percent. And you know they've got
Speaker 3: to be because if they're doing biometric passports on these people. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that information has to flow somewhere. So is it going
Speaker 3: through the United Nations? Is it going through the who
Speaker 3: and what tech companies are involved in that? And who
Speaker 3: is responsible for any kind of errors or issues that
Speaker 3: arise from that, Who takes liability questions?
Speaker 2: Yes, yep, we got real questions.
Speaker 3: So the thing that most people don't talk about with
Speaker 3: blood doping, like I said, it causes the short term high,
Speaker 3: but there are so many problems with this because it
Speaker 3: leads to things like chronic hypertension and kidney stress or
Speaker 3: kidney damage or disease, increased clot risk like I discussed
Speaker 3: earlier in large tart. So that's a problem myocarditis type stuff,
Speaker 3: especially nowadays after people got jibby jabbed and they're DNA
Speaker 3: changed and they have clot risk now, And if you're
Speaker 3: getting stuff from other people or whatever, that's a problem,
Speaker 3: could be a definite problem. And so also it causes
Speaker 3: hormone disruption because of the breakdown that I gave you earlier.
Speaker 3: Where as responsible for that so by increasing the red
Speaker 3: blood cells and the oxygenation, you increase the ATP which
Speaker 3: makes things go haywire. And so basically you're way over producing.
Speaker 3: So a man could have way too much testosterone or
Speaker 3: uh he might start getting boobs. So that's a bit problems.
Speaker 3: Those are problems.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, athletes that do get the high from this stuff,
Speaker 3: they said they describe it as the god mode. That
Speaker 3: is their words, not mine, because it feels like they're
Speaker 3: invincible because they're yeah, basically oxygen and supercharged. You know what,
Speaker 3: go to a very actric oxygen chamber that would be
Speaker 3: more beneficial for you, or an oxygen bar, which they
Speaker 3: have all those all over the place. Now instead of
Speaker 3: getting this done hmm.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Now this leads us into the next frontier of uh
Speaker 3: oh goody, what could go wrong? In the gene editing front.
Speaker 2: What could go wrong?
Speaker 3: Did go wrong? What?
Speaker 2: You know? I always thought it was funny when I
Speaker 2: got my stuff done that it had all you know,
Speaker 2: where you're from or whatever, but twenty three and meters
Speaker 2: was really specific.
Speaker 3: Uh oh you you're frozen and not speaking.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 3: Could have a problem again, new, Oh there you're back. Nope,
Speaker 3: now you're going again. Hmm. So I don't know what
Speaker 3: the deal is. This episode is going to be rough
Speaker 3: obviously because they don't want to talking about this. But
Speaker 3: she has a thing up here and it says Crisper. Well,
Speaker 3: now it went off. So the gene editing is the
Speaker 3: next frontier of things to be hello again.
Speaker 2: Well, clearly the hackers aren't not of my fucking computer.
Speaker 2: You're so amazing, Go find your own information because y'all
Speaker 2: suck exactly.
Speaker 3: So instead of people injecting the EPO, they are using
Speaker 3: Crisper technology to alter the gene that regulates it.
Speaker 2: And so so that's what I was just gonna tell
Speaker 2: you about before this thing, uh went away. I'm going
Speaker 2: to try to just read it before I share it
Speaker 2: because so much.
Speaker 3: Just in case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm kind of sick of it. So. Josiah Zayner,
Speaker 2: a biochemist former NASA researcher, is widely recognized as the
Speaker 2: first person to openly perform a Crisper biohack on themself
Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen. He did this he injected himself with
Speaker 2: a Crisper construct design to knock out the myostate and
Speaker 2: gene in his forearm. And he did this intending to
Speaker 2: promote muscle growth. So already why they're doing it. Like
Speaker 2: I was saying about these word muscle tests, when I
Speaker 2: got my twenty three and me it said I had
Speaker 2: larger than normal muscles like athlete muscle is something. And
Speaker 2: then further, this goes on to be developed. But this
Speaker 2: goes on to be developed at a very interesting place
Speaker 2: because HHM I and for those of you that don't
Speaker 2: know acronyms, Howard Hughes Medical Institute provided again, yes provided them.
Speaker 2: Damn Mormons provided the funding for major Christopher research, including
Speaker 2: Jennifer Dudna dou Dna at UC Berkeley, who co invented
Speaker 2: the crisper cast tools. Zayner used to actually biohack himself
Speaker 2: to get bigger muscles. So they will say, no, Zayner
Speaker 2: wasn't associated with Howard Hughes, but he was because he
Speaker 2: was funded through this other lady to him. So and
Speaker 2: then this I found also interesting is that he earned
Speaker 2: his PhD in biophysics from the dun dunt dun University
Speaker 2: of Chicago. That's where our profit current profit of the
Speaker 2: Mormon Church down h Oaks was a teacher and went
Speaker 2: to school and all these connections there and where the
Speaker 2: current pope right is from Chicago. So interesting facts, fun facts.
Speaker 2: Who knew? Yeah. While HHMI supports many researchers, there is
Speaker 2: no public record of them holding specific positions. But I
Speaker 2: just read to you how it was funneled through Jennifer
Speaker 2: do Ou DNA.
Speaker 3: Which that's probably why sing how they get around information.
Speaker 3: Just like the episode when we talked about the uh
Speaker 3: the stuff in Utah with the medical records and the
Speaker 3: prescription and the AI physician and all that shit, and
Speaker 3: we end up looking up their funding and it's like, well,
Speaker 3: these are the specific people and I'm like, okay, go deeper,
Speaker 3: give me like a more inclusive list, and you can't
Speaker 3: get that information.
Speaker 2: They kicked you out like you're a bad person.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then on top of it, optogenetics is a field
Speaker 2: pioneered by who didn done HHM I, And he's over
Speaker 2: there doing this. They're doing skull brain to skull whatever hearing.
Speaker 2: They're doing all this weird stuff. And we get to
Speaker 2: Andrea Pouharik, who weirdly ties in with JFK, who weirdly
Speaker 2: ties in back to the fucking Mormons through Bob Bennett.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell is wrong with these people,
Speaker 2: but there's a lot. It's a lot of shit. Okay,
Speaker 2: I wished it wasn't, but I mean it is fascinating
Speaker 2: for sure. I just I'm always a little surprised because
Speaker 2: they seem like boring when I was growing up, you know, like, well.
Speaker 3: That's because you didn't get a sea behind the curtain, right, Well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, and then on top of it, HHMI is
Speaker 2: a significant funder for BCI and neurobiology research. So all
Speaker 2: of this is and guess what they're researching telepathy.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, does that have to do
Speaker 3: with transhumanism?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Christic stuff?
Speaker 2: So the first crisper biohacking goes back to not only
Speaker 2: NASA and HHMI, the first modern genetics research, right, we
Speaker 2: go back to sequencing of the human genome and all
Speaker 2: this stuff HHMI. Okay, that was in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: so they save my ass right first and genetic Yeah, telepathy.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say teleopathy way longer than twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: because you know, the the genome project has been available
Speaker 3: for a very long time twenty three and me started
Speaker 3: waybe for twenty twenty two, which they're collecting all of this,
Speaker 3: all of this genetic material so that they can improve
Speaker 3: their crisper technology. Because what are they doing with Crisper.
Speaker 3: Not only are they doing all the things that you mentioned,
Speaker 3: they are trying to normally enhance people's red blood cell production.
Speaker 3: So you're messing with some of my's bone marrow. So
Speaker 3: what could possibly go wrong there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, nothing at all.
Speaker 3: So you mentioned the the myostatin in the arm, the
Speaker 3: action that he gave himself. So myostatin is muscle growth,
Speaker 3: so you can either inhibit muscle growth or you could
Speaker 3: supercharge muscle growth, which what could happen? How about a
Speaker 3: popped bicep muscle or Mikes don't want those proms because
Speaker 3: that's surgery and you may never recover from that. And
Speaker 3: oxygenation tolerance, and so they're doing these things to manipulate
Speaker 3: to see again how they can make super soldiers, super athletes,
Speaker 3: all of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: And I have this old screenshot because I'm a huge nerd,
Speaker 2: and before I reshare, I'm going to read this because
Speaker 2: it will be a love yeah if I So this
Speaker 2: screen shot happened on September seventeenth, twenty twenty four. I
Speaker 2: just took this picture because I thought, oh, well, I
Speaker 2: can't read this right now, but I've seen it flash
Speaker 2: across the screen because it will prompt things if you
Speaker 2: follow whatever. And it says independent directors of twenty three
Speaker 2: and ME resign from the board, September seventeenth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Now this is the day. Did he is arrested? Okay? Everything?
Speaker 3: They all walked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it says South San Francisco, California, September seventeenth.
Speaker 2: This is Globe Newswire, twenty twenty four. The independent directors
Speaker 2: of the Board of twenty three and Me Holding Companies
Speaker 2: today sent the following letter to Anne We're Chickie, Chief
Speaker 2: executive officer, co founder and chair of the board of
Speaker 2: twenty three and Me that they were all resigning immediately. Now,
Speaker 2: the funny part about this is you guys, and it's
Speaker 2: not funny because people died. You know, She's meant she's
Speaker 2: all over an We're Chicky. All these people are all
Speaker 2: over the files. But guess what her sister used to
Speaker 2: be over YouTube and she just suddenly dropped dead of
Speaker 2: some crazy turbo cancer. Sound familiar. Yeah, And then her
Speaker 2: sun has an accidental overdose. Boom boom boom. Like I'm saying,
Speaker 2: she threatened them and wasn't going to play ball.
Speaker 3: Well and thought she's an interesting person because her thought
Speaker 3: was starting twenty three and meters and this is her words, right,
Speaker 3: is that she wanted a shareable database so that doctors
Speaker 3: worldwide could access this and patients would would have access
Speaker 3: to their own information.
Speaker 2: That last person, do you know do you know what? Yes,
Speaker 2: Susan used to be her sister, Susan she worked at YouTube, right,
Speaker 2: But that's not what she was listening to this shit.
Speaker 2: She's an anthropologist and an epidemiologist.
Speaker 3: Huh, that's super and that's your family member, and you're
Speaker 3: collecting genetic material on I don't know everybody that decided
Speaker 3: to give their sample. And so she not only did this,
Speaker 3: but then she started backdoor partnering with pharma and she
Speaker 3: was selling people's genetic material and sequencing in the whole
Speaker 3: nine yards too pharmaceutical companies to use in their research
Speaker 3: and stuff. And so hints why they can buy a
Speaker 3: weaponize any kind of thing like the or any kind
Speaker 3: of biological warfare. They can weaponize it to target certain
Speaker 3: groups because she's selling your genetic material to pharma to
Speaker 3: do that through gain of function research.
Speaker 2: That's right, and me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so how can we make uh X more deadly
Speaker 3: for Hispanic people or Black people or people of certain
Speaker 3: age group or you know, people with heart issues or whatever.
Speaker 3: How can we make older deadly? And that's exactly what
Speaker 3: they're doing.
Speaker 2: Oh and they more or less. If anybody saw creepy
Speaker 2: Gates wife, like everybody feels sorry for her right now. Look, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't be careful who you feel sorry for, because
Speaker 2: that girl got on TV and was like, I hope
Speaker 2: we give it to the black people first, like she
Speaker 2: was creepy bro.
Speaker 3: Well, but that's that's their history because they the Gates
Speaker 3: Foundation tests all of their stuff in foreign countries, especially
Speaker 3: African countries. Yes, and so yeah, they have a long
Speaker 3: history of doing so. A lot of places in Africa
Speaker 3: will not allow them back in because of death and
Speaker 3: sterilization and mutilization and all kinds of things.
Speaker 2: Well, and they're trying to intermarry now, like if you
Speaker 2: guys have examined, and I'm glad we're talking about this
Speaker 2: first and then I'll go back to slides when they're normal.
Speaker 2: But they were talking in these different you know, emails
Speaker 2: back and forth about how they were marrying specifically into
Speaker 2: Asian families and trying to procure Asian genetics. They've done
Speaker 2: the same thing with the Natives. Yeah, it's concerning. They're
Speaker 2: not racist in the realm of all races. Please be
Speaker 2: aware when we talk about the Great White Brotherhood or
Speaker 2: these different factions they list people, not everybody is not white,
Speaker 2: like some people are white just because they're in the group.
Speaker 2: So right, go back to the Lost Tribes and all right, all.
Speaker 3: That stuff, and so all of this blood doping business
Speaker 3: and the crisper and the weird that they're doing this
Speaker 3: gets into the next thing, which is the golden blood.
Speaker 3: This one is very interesting to me coming from a
Speaker 3: medical background.
Speaker 2: They're probably gonna nuke me for this, y'all.
Speaker 3: As I have not. I had aw swear to God,
Speaker 3: never heard of this in my life, and I did
Speaker 3: a lot of blood stuff and whatever, and never never
Speaker 3: ran across this anywhere. And so golden blood refers to
Speaker 3: r h nole blood, which means they have zero alleles
Speaker 3: for positive or negative on their blood for the RH factor.
Speaker 3: And so most people have RH antigens either positive or
Speaker 3: negative on their blood. But it has none at all,
Speaker 3: which makes it very unique.
Speaker 2: So guys, this is I don't have the null, but
Speaker 2: it's nothing. Oh, I don't know what I mean. I
Speaker 2: don't know what they would take a picture of. So
Speaker 2: this is the rh positive. We're the monkey people. I'm
Speaker 2: just letting you know what they talk about us. So
Speaker 2: the positives are the monkey people and the negatives are
Speaker 2: the gods. But if you have a negative in your
Speaker 2: family line, and many many people do, and we're going
Speaker 2: to talk about that here in a second, I e
Speaker 2: positive negative people and we're going to get into pregnancy,
Speaker 2: they still carry the negative factor in there. And so
Speaker 2: what I'm assuming, if I'm a guess and girl, they
Speaker 2: were doing is trying to figure out who is what,
Speaker 2: because it doesn't show this way. It just shows this
Speaker 2: person down here with the positive negative. They're just positive,
Speaker 2: but they're not. Okay, You're still carrying that genetic in you,
Speaker 2: so you can have many of these traits same as
Speaker 2: a negative person and pass it on to your children
Speaker 2: as a breeder. Just letting y'all know.
Speaker 3: As a breeder, and have you got some.
Speaker 2: Red hair, you just best run for the hills if
Speaker 2: you're alright, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't want to breed. I don't want to be
Speaker 3: a breeder.
Speaker 2: Sorry, you neither. I don't have a uterus, so I'm done.
Speaker 3: This is so so rare that they said that fewer
Speaker 3: than fifty people worldwide have this. That's probably why I've
Speaker 3: never ever heard of it or seen it like ever.
Speaker 3: And so why did they call it golden? Because this
Speaker 3: particular person can be transfused into anyone that has ur
Speaker 3: H conditions and it's incredibly scarce. So finding one of
Speaker 3: the fewer than fifty people worldwide they have this, which
Speaker 3: I'm sure they probably already know. They consider it to
Speaker 3: be medically invaluable, right, it's like worth it's weight in gold, and.
Speaker 2: He just gives blood for a living gold. I'm sure.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm sure.
Speaker 2: But they you know, what they're doing with some of that.
Speaker 2: They're going to be like, we save some babies, take
Speaker 2: the rest underground, put it with the seeds bill.
Speaker 3: A hundred person. And again, if they're doing crisper technology
Speaker 3: and stuff for blood doping and making super soldiers and whatever,
Speaker 3: if you think that they aren't using this for experimentation purposes,
Speaker 3: you're sadly mistaken. I'm sure people dug really really deeply,
Speaker 3: especially into some you know, previously classified things or possibly
Speaker 3: still classified. I'm sure you would find that in the
Speaker 3: as well. Oh you're muted, baby.
Speaker 2: I said. This lady that had the original case, she
Speaker 2: was a lady in Turkey and she made headlines in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five because she needed due to a life
Speaker 2: threatening complication during her pregnancy and urgent transfusion. Okay, that's
Speaker 2: not that big a deal. Want to know how they
Speaker 2: had to get the blood there? This is this is
Speaker 2: a big deal. Hell, pain had to get their military,
Speaker 2: and their military had to get into the other military,
Speaker 2: and the military had to what the fuck are you what?
Speaker 2: What the fuck are you actually talking about? That to
Speaker 2: me was bananas. When you have a military armed force unit,
Speaker 2: it was great.
Speaker 3: And that's why I'm glad you brought that up, because
Speaker 3: that kind of reinforces my point that if you're guarding
Speaker 3: this golden blood with the military presence and military escort,
Speaker 3: what are they actually doing with all of the blood
Speaker 3: that they've collected.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, fun fact, just so people know, you know,
Speaker 2: apparently Napoleon stormed these pyramids one time and he got
Speaker 2: these mummies, and these mummies got shipped to America, to
Speaker 2: New York, and these mummies accidentally, somehow weirdly ended up
Speaker 2: with Joseph Smith because he was actually not wanted mummies,
Speaker 2: just wanted these papyri, which became the bullshit Book of Abraham.
Speaker 2: But that's a whole nut. We're not we're not going
Speaker 2: to see that today.
Speaker 3: I want to know, levity he was really doing with
Speaker 3: the mummies.
Speaker 2: A right, and so they were actually like a displaying
Speaker 2: them a quarder to see the weird mummies. He really
Speaker 2: didn't want them. He wanted these magical papyris, so kind
Speaker 2: of gave those to his mom. But then they they
Speaker 2: disappeared and they were in the Chicago fire with the
Speaker 2: cow that tipped over the lamp. Yeah, of course in
Speaker 2: Chicago once again, right, And then you know we got
Speaker 2: Jepsteine in here and talking Jepstein Joseph Smith together. Jepstein
Speaker 2: got well it might have been I mean, he does
Speaker 2: look like no whatever. So we got him saying they're
Speaker 2: making Neanderthals. Did you see this ship? Mm hmmm that
Speaker 2: they had a full profile of neander And I'm sorry
Speaker 2: to think so that's why the Catholics started being nice
Speaker 2: to the morning. And for anybody that wants to fact
Speaker 2: checked my mummy ship, you go right ahead. He fucking
Speaker 2: had mummies. I don't care. I'm a body mouth today
Speaker 2: because I'm irritated, But.
Speaker 3: I wonder, do I there's reasons for everything.
Speaker 2: All this stuff, though, is serious, Like I mean, we
Speaker 2: we just but like this is seriously creepy.
Speaker 3: And especially like you said, with the military escort and
Speaker 3: what not. For this woman in Turkey. It was.
Speaker 2: The blood, yeah, it was just the blood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And so why why would it need such a
Speaker 3: military presence and and whatever. And that's why my little
Speaker 3: thinking brain, critical thinking brain, is like, Okay, military is involved,
Speaker 3: which I figured they were anyway through DARKA And I'm
Speaker 3: figuring that they are probably trying to figure out since
Speaker 3: it said that during their Crisper stuff they were trying
Speaker 3: to hants red blood cell production and do all these
Speaker 3: other weird things, and they were talking about making synthesized
Speaker 3: or bioengineered blood products. I'm wondering if that's not what
Speaker 3: they're doing with the golden blood. They're trying to.
Speaker 2: Figure out.
Speaker 3: Replicate that, duplicate that, and hell who knows three D
Speaker 3: print it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Three D print everything.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they figured it out, you know why, because
Speaker 2: they're also fucking weird. And what happens to these people
Speaker 2: that are cannibals and crazy shit? Yeah, they'll go who
Speaker 2: divine madness? And I don't say that in jest. Go
Speaker 2: look up what that is. These people go crazy, Like
Speaker 2: none of these people are okay, leader, and so why
Speaker 2: would you even go there? Like, I mean, good luck
Speaker 2: to you, I don't care do it?
Speaker 3: Well, but if people, if if it's known for making
Speaker 3: everybody that shit crazy, that would be a good way
Speaker 3: to control the population, would it not?
Speaker 2: Oh? One hundred percent? And you know what else they
Speaker 2: found out during all this crap with the crisper and
Speaker 2: the blah blah blah, that they could make people to
Speaker 2: be not getting AIDS anymore. Well, I wonder why they
Speaker 2: needed that. You know, that was like serious, that was
Speaker 2: like a whole study that was completely not supposed to happen,
Speaker 2: unethical blah blah blah because it was on babies. And
Speaker 2: you know, I think we talked about that once before.
Speaker 2: But I'm just saying, why do they need all that?
Speaker 2: Because they're fucking everything that walks, including animals. You weird mother,
Speaker 2: Like come on, it's gross. You people need to get
Speaker 2: your shit together.
Speaker 3: What depends on, uh what kind of the animal runs
Speaker 3: or walks by them at the time, I guess exactly.
Speaker 2: But they do all this stuff on purpose because they
Speaker 2: think that they're going to bring the second coming because
Speaker 2: they to Okay, to get to the left hand path,
Speaker 2: you have to like shun all the good stuff, so
Speaker 2: you have to actually do all the horrible things, like
Speaker 2: you know, baby stuff and you know, horrible blood stuff,
Speaker 2: all the things, all the bad things that the Bible says, hey,
Speaker 2: don't do it, don't do that. They have to do
Speaker 2: that because they have to reject everything. And then they're like,
Speaker 2: I've won because I've escaped the weird not real universe.
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, you're just weird now, you're.
Speaker 3: Just weird, and you've got a lot of things attached
Speaker 3: to you. So good luck, good on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was weird. I mean, just the whole
Speaker 2: thing makes you go. Okay, and Nietzsche, on one of right,
Speaker 2: supposedly the most smartest people ever, went crazy because he
Speaker 2: supposedly understood this stuff to the point where he went crazy.
Speaker 2: That's what the divide madness is. He went well, part
Speaker 2: of it anyway, what we're not going to go there.
Speaker 2: It's just this occult stuff. Everybody says, well, why do
Speaker 2: you care about the colt? Or we should just Jesus one.
Speaker 2: I'm like, listen to me, foolish people. If we don't
Speaker 2: tell you this stuff, maybe you're going to go give
Speaker 2: your blood. Maybe you're going to do something and accept
Speaker 2: something that is going to make it so you can
Speaker 2: never die, right, because it says it in the Bible.
Speaker 2: It says in the last days men will bag for
Speaker 2: death and not receive it.
Speaker 3: Right, yep, one hundred you afraid. And since they have
Speaker 3: a history of giving things to people and doing things
Speaker 3: to people without consent, can I see them genetically modifying
Speaker 3: altering blood products that they're then going to give people
Speaker 3: because and I bring this up because blood banks have shortages.
Speaker 3: A lot of blood banks do not want anybody that
Speaker 3: has been jib jabbed because the clotting factors and the
Speaker 3: weird DNA and all that kind of stuff, and so
Speaker 3: there's like a shortfall, right, And so if people need
Speaker 3: blood products, they're not going to have the huge content
Speaker 3: that they had before because a lot of people are
Speaker 3: now excluded, which is why they have probably been working
Speaker 3: through darbor Uh for all these blood products.
Speaker 2: We can't say it out loud. Every time she does it, I.
Speaker 3: Get the exactly, So I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just think that it's more important for people to understand.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean that we buy into their theory. It
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that we have to accept that Jesus Christ
Speaker 2: is not king and Lord like. It does not. It
Speaker 2: means to be wise, right, what are we supposed to be.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to be watchers on the wall.
Speaker 3: We're supposed to seek wisdom and knowledge and ask for
Speaker 3: wisdom and knowledge and it should be given to you
Speaker 3: so that I pose some of the critical thinking.
Speaker 2: And to expose evil. It doesn't say sit home and
Speaker 2: be like yy Jesus. It does not say that. How
Speaker 2: many times does it call us out in the Bible
Speaker 2: to expose things? If we know a lot? Yeah, because
Speaker 2: I'm getting some flack a little bit about some of
Speaker 2: the stuff I put out there, and they're like, we
Speaker 2: need to quit, you know, like God's just God won
Speaker 2: and I'm like, okay, but that doesn't prepare people for
Speaker 2: any of us, right.
Speaker 3: Right, And people need to have their eyes open to
Speaker 3: truth and We're called to say the truth on things,
Speaker 3: whether people are prepared to hear it or not. That
Speaker 3: is a them problem. That's not a meat problem.
Speaker 2: And it's not glorifying darkness. I don't know. And even
Speaker 2: I have some guests on that, I'm like one eyebrow
Speaker 2: because sometimes I have pepe that are like, yeah, Trump
Speaker 2: is great, and I'm like, uh, you know, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to go into it with them right there, because
Speaker 2: you know what, it's just not going to behoove me
Speaker 2: to be like y'all are wrong stupid, Like that's just
Speaker 2: not that's stupid.
Speaker 3: I can't have a fruitful argument with people who are
Speaker 3: not willing to hear an argument. And what if their belief.
Speaker 2: If they're SRA survivors are different things like that, like
Speaker 2: they might not remember things one hundred percent, but maybe
Speaker 2: they're maybe some of it's right. I'm never going to
Speaker 2: shut somebody down, right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So with this golden blood, just like with the bud
Speaker 3: blood doping stuff, are there medical risk of receiving this? Yes,
Speaker 3: yes there are. So people can get hemolytic anemia from this,
Speaker 3: which means that you have very misshaped blood cells and
Speaker 3: they're not able to carry osage and through your system
Speaker 3: like they're supposed to and whatnot. So you can have
Speaker 3: a problem with that. Your red blood cells can actually
Speaker 3: become fragile and the walls don't hold and they're like mush.
Speaker 3: And that's a problem because hello, you can bleed to
Speaker 3: death from that, and it makes your red blood cells
Speaker 3: have a shorter lifespan, so they die faster, and then
Speaker 3: you can't regenerate as quickly. I wonder if that might
Speaker 3: be an issue with mister Johnson and whatever.
Speaker 2: I seen him. I've seen a new picture of him,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna put that one on there because y'all
Speaker 2: got some wrinkles on. I'm not saying I don't have wrinkles,
Speaker 2: but your shit's not working, so stop.
Speaker 3: Well, and here's another thing, mild jaundice. That one picture
Speaker 3: that he had with his son, and I think they're
Speaker 3: holding test tubes or the blood tubes. He looked jaundice
Speaker 3: to me because his face was very yellow. His neck
Speaker 3: is very yellow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looks so.
Speaker 3: His hands are very yellow.
Speaker 2: It could have been makeup, but I definitely see that
Speaker 2: that undertone because his palm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, his palms are yellow, and so was he was
Speaker 3: this kid an rh NO person and that's what's going
Speaker 3: on with him. And it said that also you can
Speaker 3: have an enlarged spleen from this because your your red
Speaker 3: blood cells are are processed and broken down in your spleen.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, I don't know. It's yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Worth it to destroy your organs and possibly damage your
Speaker 3: red blood cells forever and that stuff, just just because
Speaker 3: you want to feel looking.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's it's just concerning because and you know,
Speaker 2: these people, I'm sorry, I hate to break it to you.
Speaker 2: You're not going to live forever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, and I don't. I just have no
Speaker 3: desire to do that because the world just gets crazier
Speaker 3: and crazier, and I'm just I'm not here for it,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, and the people that thought they would like Howard Hughes,
Speaker 2: he had all this money, he gives it all the
Speaker 2: you know, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, so now it
Speaker 2: has a grant for the next bajillion million years because
Speaker 2: he had so much money, right of course. But the
Speaker 2: thing about it is is they promised him he would
Speaker 2: be cryogenically frozen. Okay, and do you think that happened?
Speaker 2: They buried him so fast people's heads would spin. They
Speaker 2: got him in the ground but quick because they didn't
Speaker 2: They're not going to fulfill what they say they're going
Speaker 2: to fulfill, period, And so they say this is a
Speaker 2: media prank and all this stuff that he wanted to be,
Speaker 2: you know, like basically frozen to be resurrected.
Speaker 3: This is right, as with most transhieminism talk yep, right.
Speaker 2: And so the thing about it is is it was
Speaker 2: like this weird Inquirer story until this other guy wrote
Speaker 2: a book. I think it's down here. Age of Secrets
Speaker 2: is the book. No, And this guy worked like very
Speaker 2: closely with Howard. He was actually saw him in the
Speaker 2: physical which was very rare. And I can't remember his
Speaker 2: name right now, but Age of Secrets is the book, okay,
Speaker 2: and he talks all about it. And you know that
Speaker 2: they tried to like kill this guy and they like
Speaker 2: ran him out of the country and he still has
Speaker 2: to live in Canada. Like I'm just saying, sums up there, well.
Speaker 3: And was it for the knowledge that he possessed.
Speaker 2: Because he's the one that went and bought the coffin
Speaker 2: this cryogenic chamber and you know who else wants to
Speaker 2: be cryogenically frozen. But I don't think they did it
Speaker 2: for old Boy because I think he's alive. Like, honestly,
Speaker 2: I have a I'm saying that he's not.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say Jefe, Yes.
Speaker 2: Jeffstein, he wants to be frozen too. Reportedly plan to
Speaker 2: have his body, specifically his head and his penis. Now,
Speaker 2: if you know about Baphamet, y'all know there's a talking
Speaker 2: head with them templars. I'm just saying, I don't give
Speaker 2: a shit, but that's what they say. This homuncular I
Speaker 2: already know, trust me when I tell you already feel
Speaker 2: crazy enough, But like this is what they say.
Speaker 3: Well, and this is not it's not crazy because if
Speaker 3: you look up on that agenda what is it twenty
Speaker 3: forty or whatever about the transhumanist stuff and whatever, you
Speaker 3: can read literally all about what they want to do.
Speaker 3: And they do want to basically take your head and
Speaker 3: put it in one of these chamber things.
Speaker 2: And yeah, you know when you get real scared when
Speaker 2: you're a kid and you see something that's like real
Speaker 2: messed up and it stays with you. Do you remember
Speaker 2: watching the Wizard of Oz but it wasn't the first one.
Speaker 2: It was like the second one, and all these heads
Speaker 2: were in like cases. Do you remember those shit, I'll
Speaker 2: find a picture why we talked anyway, the queen would
Speaker 2: take off her head and put on a new head.
Speaker 2: This shit was weird. They were all in these glass cases.
Speaker 2: And I remember being not scared, like that's scary. I
Speaker 2: remember being so disturbed by that thought that like the
Speaker 2: these are people's heads, you know.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just saying, and how many like movies or
Speaker 3: series or what not do this, you know? And there's
Speaker 3: truth in media, right, and so they have had these
Speaker 3: things where people are in pods, or their heads are
Speaker 3: in pods, or just their brain is in some on
Speaker 3: a floaty solution and whatever. And it's literally cryogenic research
Speaker 3: has been around for a very long time and there
Speaker 3: is a huge, huge population of people that are so
Speaker 3: into that. I could never work at a place like
Speaker 3: that because it would give me the willies every single
Speaker 3: day and I would never be able to sleep.
Speaker 2: It's some creepiness, like I'm just saying, like we constantly
Speaker 2: see this, Like on the Mansion Show there was a
Speaker 2: lady and in the head was It's just very it's
Speaker 2: very telling. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's that's I mean, it talks about it
Speaker 3: in their plans, so you know, it's not far off
Speaker 3: base and it's not crazy because people believe it. Whether
Speaker 3: you believe it or not. As a listener, that's okay.
Speaker 3: You don't have to believe it. You don't have to
Speaker 3: believe everything that everyone else does. But there are people
Speaker 3: who do believe in that.
Speaker 2: So just put so we have to talk about it
Speaker 2: because otherwise you're just gonna be like, oh, it's it's fine,
Speaker 2: but you have to understand that the Templar and the Baphomet,
Speaker 2: they were worshiping a talking head right one. And then
Speaker 2: we get to the people that name their bands like
Speaker 2: talking heads right how ye'ah, I'll messed up.
Speaker 3: So these people with the knowl uh it said, they
Speaker 3: can find them now, Like I said earlier, there's less
Speaker 3: than that the worldwide right, So Australia, Brazil, Japan, Europe,
Speaker 3: the Middle East and the United States. Now you mentioned
Speaker 3: Jepstein earlier and his wanting to be you know ah,
Speaker 3: and then all these photos and videos serviced lately of
Speaker 3: somebody that seriously looked like him in Israel. So is
Speaker 3: that why we are fascinated with the Middle East. Is
Speaker 3: there a bigger concentration in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: You know where they said that the first baby that
Speaker 2: was ever cloned per Claude Reelien, that's his name, the
Speaker 2: weird reliens Aliens. I was gonna say, whatever, yeah, weirdos.
Speaker 2: They said again the baby was in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Her name was Eve.
Speaker 3: That well, isn't that interesting?
Speaker 2: Little on the nose?
Speaker 3: Huh, yeah, it's great. So supposedly this is not concentrated
Speaker 3: to one ethnicity, it's not any kind of tribal marker, supposedly,
Speaker 3: and it's supposedly not linked to a certain bloodline.
Speaker 2: Sort of one, sort of one.
Speaker 3: But I'm just gonna say that doesn't pass the sniff
Speaker 3: test to me, because, like I said, if the concentration
Speaker 3: is Middle East and we are very focused on the
Speaker 3: Middle East and what happens over there, we're always meddling
Speaker 3: and giving them lots of money and whatever, is that
Speaker 3: why And is that from the specific bloodline? And they're like, oh, no,
Speaker 3: it's don't have anything to do with bloodline. But does
Speaker 3: it really? Because can you believe anything really that government says,
Speaker 3: just saying.
Speaker 2: So the Basque people at least are one you know.
Speaker 2: And then well in the Middle East part with the
Speaker 2: gilga ash and the Killery files. Look, I don't know
Speaker 2: what the hell, but I do know this. Look enough
Speaker 2: people together with a lot of money look at the
Speaker 2: stupid shit they do.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. So because of like the rch negative
Speaker 3: blood and the rh knowl blood and whatever they say,
Speaker 3: that's where fringe theories take place, right, like about aliens
Speaker 3: and lost tribes and hybrid bloodlines and blah blah blah
Speaker 3: blah blah. So this is what I find funny that
Speaker 3: I had to write this line down so I didn't
Speaker 3: get wrong, because it made me laugh. It said, there
Speaker 3: is zero scientific evidence linking RH negative NOL to non
Speaker 3: human lineage. It's a mutation, not a mystery species. I
Speaker 3: find that to be hilarious, and I'll tell you why,
Speaker 3: because when we get deeper into blood discussion, blood supposedly
Speaker 3: can't be genetically altered, or if it was, we would
Speaker 3: see it. And there can't be Neanderthal blood, and there
Speaker 3: can't be like all these other things because we would
Speaker 3: know about it. And because you know, they're tracking stuff now,
Speaker 3: like I said earlier, how would they know worldwide? How
Speaker 3: many people have rh no blood if they're not tracking
Speaker 3: every single human being on this planet and they know
Speaker 3: where the concentration is, and they know what the bloodlines are,
Speaker 3: because the bloodline of Jesus Christ is the Holy Grail.
Speaker 3: That is literally what they have been searching for four centuries,
Speaker 3: right is.
Speaker 2: The templars say that holy is the chalice of Mary
Speaker 2: and the children are his bloodline. And Joseph Smith not I, okay,
Speaker 2: I say shit other than I reported it because I
Speaker 2: got somebody that told me it's so, she's a Look.
Speaker 2: I didn't say that. I said he said that. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's just weird. Yeah, no, not me, but yeah, they
Speaker 2: say that, yeah.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. And that's why I think that that
Speaker 3: particular line makes me laugh, because they know that things
Speaker 3: are genetically altered. Look at the Samerian tablets, look at
Speaker 3: the Emerald tablets, you know, look at all the historical
Speaker 3: texts from from long, long, long time ago where it
Speaker 3: talks about developing people in test tubes and all those
Speaker 3: kind of things. And if you don't think that there
Speaker 3: is genetic DNA or blood manipulation going on, that cracks
Speaker 3: me up because they just had to admit that with
Speaker 3: the JIP jabs right that they all your DNA. So
Speaker 3: for them to say there's zero scientific evidence, that's beloney
Speaker 3: because supposedly rh blood Uh what is it? Positive? Negative?
Speaker 3: That's with the monkeys positive?
Speaker 2: Were the monkey people? Okay? So r H pop Grandma
Speaker 2: was a negative? So like I said, this carries you.
Speaker 3: Know, So that's the thing is supposedly that is the
Speaker 3: monkey people. And here's where it gets interesting to me
Speaker 3: when you dive into blood on a deeper level and
Speaker 3: they're saying you can't find these lengths and all of
Speaker 3: that stuff. They only believe in the evolution theory. So
Speaker 3: they don't believe in creation theory. So anything that is
Speaker 3: tied to blood and DNA is solely based on we
Speaker 3: came from monkeys and speca dust and whatever, and we
Speaker 3: evolved from that. So keep that in mind while we're
Speaker 3: doing this series, because it has nothing to do with creation,
Speaker 3: It has nothing to do with God on their aspect,
Speaker 3: it is only from evolution.
Speaker 2: So it's weird. Yeah, things get weird, that's for sure
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 3: So with this rh no blood, it is reginstered internationally.
Speaker 3: So they do have a database, of course they do,
Speaker 3: and they access that database supposedly only during emergencies. If
Speaker 3: you believe that, if you believe that somebody's not accessing
Speaker 3: that and selling it, because if they get the military
Speaker 3: guarding it, then it's worth its weight in gold, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. So if you think they're not
Speaker 3: accessing it outside of an emergency situation, you are sadly mistaken.
Speaker 3: Some countries actually force people to carry specific medical ID
Speaker 3: cards so that everybody knows.
Speaker 2: So why do they need to knowlgan it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Could that be a problem. I don't know, because you're
Speaker 3: only supposed to use r H nol blood in the
Speaker 3: event of an r H a rare, very rare r
Speaker 3: H mutation, illness, whatever, So it's not for everyday usage.
Speaker 3: So how often to URH issues happen? Uh, not very often.
Speaker 2: And you could always find like for anybody else, you
Speaker 2: can find positive or negative. As we're showing, this is
Speaker 2: like so rare that you can't tell me they don't
Speaker 2: have a little stockpile of it, So it is really
Speaker 2: that huge of an emergency. So this is my question
Speaker 2: to you guys to post or just a statement in general,
Speaker 2: Who do you think has that kind of blood? Why
Speaker 2: are they so worried because they got some important people.
Speaker 2: They don't care about you. They don't care about you.
Speaker 2: They are looking for them.
Speaker 3: And tracking them, not only with international registry, but making
Speaker 3: people forcing people to carry a card an identify for
Speaker 3: you specifically. I'm just gonna say, so supposedly they're asked,
Speaker 3: Now this goes back to self donation again, right, Supposedly
Speaker 3: they're asked to store like lots of frozen units of
Speaker 3: their own blood.
Speaker 2: Now weird, you would think that would be like necessary
Speaker 2: for way more like I don't know what. I don't
Speaker 2: think it would be just the home freezer, do you know?
Speaker 3: And and and going back to the military escort for
Speaker 3: this person in.
Speaker 2: Turn, throw this up here because we haven't glitched for
Speaker 2: a minute. There you go, you guys.
Speaker 3: So, if if the military is guarding this stuff, and
Speaker 3: if you're self donating, do they have specific facilities like underground?
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say, I mean no, this is
Speaker 2: this is for genealogical papers. Nobody's allowed in razor wire
Speaker 2: facing the building.
Speaker 3: Uh huh. And so that that's the question that I
Speaker 3: want to pose to listeners, is if they are taking
Speaker 3: all of this blood and people are storing all of
Speaker 3: these units themselves. Where does this blood go? Because it's
Speaker 3: so special it gets a military escort, I would be
Speaker 3: that it's probably in the custody of the military.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent of these people. I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 2: if they're kept like a bunch of monkeys in a cage.
Speaker 2: To be honest, Janet, I'm going to try and minimize
Speaker 2: this and I'm gonna attempt to show you something why
Speaker 2: we but keep talking it. I'm gonna gonna attempt it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna this could turn out not good.
Speaker 2: Okay. I had to do it because it's like one
Speaker 2: of my favorite core memories as a child, like of
Speaker 2: this and I remember thinking what in the act? Oh,
Speaker 2: I bet it didn't send it? Okay, keep talking.
Speaker 3: So, of course, like the military is highly involved in this,
Speaker 3: and this is one of the things that they're highly
Speaker 3: researching is how can they reproduce the rh null? Right,
Speaker 3: So it's going to be fake, but they're the symbology
Speaker 3: behind this. It's structurally fragile, it's universally useful, it's extremely rare,
Speaker 3: and it's biologically isolated, and so it's both valuable. It's
Speaker 3: a valuable commodity, but it's also a vulnerable commodity. And
Speaker 3: so if it's structurally fragile, that begs the question, how
Speaker 3: long can you keep our h null blood or does
Speaker 3: it disintegrate and break down at a rapid pace because
Speaker 3: it is so fragile.
Speaker 2: Ha, I got it. It won't send it, but it's
Speaker 2: in my scent box.
Speaker 3: Well that's good. At least you found.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it will do it, but let's
Speaker 2: check it out.
Speaker 3: We'll see.
Speaker 2: It may not have audio, but that doesn't matter. So
Speaker 2: she's just dragging her butt around anyway. But check this
Speaker 2: stuff out. When we're talking about the Baphomette, it's probably
Speaker 2: better that I don't have.
Speaker 3: Oh I did not. I can't ever watch this one.
Speaker 3: This is I mean, I never before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just saying this stuck with me for real,
Speaker 2: real for a long time, because not because it was scary.
Speaker 2: I wasn't afraid, it just was. And of course she
Speaker 2: has the key and it's red.
Speaker 3: And it's red, it's so cold.
Speaker 2: It's such a good one. I gotta go back and
Speaker 2: watch some of these stupid movies now that I know.
Speaker 3: Stop's and this this is supposed to be a wizard
Speaker 3: of Oz.
Speaker 2: It is it's Wizard of Oz too. Look she took
Speaker 2: it off and she put it in the cabinet, and
Speaker 2: this girl's like what and now she don't have a
Speaker 2: head on now She's like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I never say anything to the original one, like.
Speaker 2: She's gonna get a new head. You want to be
Speaker 2: a different color hair today? That would be convenient, But
Speaker 2: I mean thanks anyway, Now that's.
Speaker 3: Very pottle.
Speaker 2: Creep Ville. You guys. This is an oldie old the oldie.
Speaker 2: So yeah, no, check that out. Yeah that's a creepy one.
Speaker 3: Nope, sorry, you're out.
Speaker 2: You don't want a new head?
Speaker 3: No, no, And I don't want to watch that particular
Speaker 3: thing either.
Speaker 2: So I just did want to put this up here too.
Speaker 2: Did the templars worship the head of John the Baptist?
Speaker 2: And were they taught the hidden knowledge by the mandans?
Speaker 2: Guess what? There's heads head on a platter. I never ha.
Speaker 3: Now we know where that terminology comes from, right, It.
Speaker 2: Is very interesting anyway.
Speaker 3: So you had mentioned earlier the Basque people having the
Speaker 3: rh stuff in a higher concentration, So not only them,
Speaker 3: which they're mostly concentrated in Spain, but also parts of
Speaker 3: Ireland and some native American groups. I wonder why they're
Speaker 3: trying to intermanngol intermngle with the Native Americans anyway, So
Speaker 3: what could possibly be so interesting about intermangling with Native
Speaker 3: American people are wanting to be up? You know, they're
Speaker 3: not considered on the list of no nos.
Speaker 2: No, they actually encourage it. And also weirdly, because you know,
Speaker 2: I've done some little research on people from the Madog
Speaker 2: or Madoc tribes, which were Celtic and who else has
Speaker 2: a really high concentration of this. Well, there's these people
Speaker 2: that they made, the Mandan tribes. Supposedly Prince Maddock mate
Speaker 2: it with a Native American lady and they had all
Speaker 2: these moonline children and there's a large percentage of that
Speaker 2: blood type there as well in that area. Interesting as
Speaker 2: well as Europe and the Basques, which is this one.
Speaker 3: So this says the Basque are also in southern France
Speaker 3: as well as in Spain.
Speaker 2: Yes, that goes into interesting business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you know, no wonder people talk about non
Speaker 3: human lineage or lost tribe daiies or Atlantean bloodlines or
Speaker 3: star ancestry narratives, because all roads lead to question the narrative.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean mm hmmm, it does. And
Speaker 3: there's there's a lot of research and books and and
Speaker 3: whatever talking about bloodlines and and whatever and basically backing
Speaker 3: up these particular thesis or ideas that people have about
Speaker 3: why this bloodline is is so important. And then the
Speaker 3: government's over here on the other side, going, oh, there's
Speaker 3: nothing to see here.
Speaker 2: I don't walk over there.
Speaker 3: I promise there's nothing there. And anytime somebody says something
Speaker 3: like that is just a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 2: Of course we're we're crazy. Conspiracy Well we are today
Speaker 2: because you know, I'll own it because I don't want
Speaker 2: to get a dan. But guess what else, you crazy people? Right,
Speaker 2: all this stuff that we're talking about, there's this one
Speaker 2: picture that I have of one royal line and then
Speaker 2: it has like a little star of ram fam on it.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say the other word with the
Speaker 2: J but it's that star, which you know is interesting choice.
Speaker 2: But anyway, when we're talking about this and Mormonism, it
Speaker 2: has that on this big thing of genealogy and it
Speaker 2: says from this line kings will rule and it's the
Speaker 2: divine right to rule. Paper it's real. They used to
Speaker 2: sell it at like the bookstore.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing. So the government's going, oh and nothing,
Speaker 3: say here, that's not true, it's conspiracy. But families married
Speaker 3: into families, families mate it with their own families because
Speaker 3: they were preserving their bloodline. Yes, And so do you
Speaker 3: believe modern day governance when they tell you there's nothing
Speaker 3: to that. People were doing that for self preservation for
Speaker 3: a reason, and talking about Christ's bloodline being the holy Grail,
Speaker 3: and all they've done forever and ever is try to
Speaker 3: seek that out. What makes more sense to you the
Speaker 3: government explanation or porically.
Speaker 2: And also, don't forget who's all up in your ass
Speaker 2: about them genealogies. And it's not just the Mormons, it's
Speaker 2: the Catholics, it's all of these people. They have been
Speaker 2: tracing these lines for a reason. Fun fact, the royal
Speaker 2: family is ourch negative and they carry their own supply
Speaker 2: and I have a photo of that. I forgot to
Speaker 2: throw it up there. They carry their own supply blood
Speaker 2: everywhere they go.
Speaker 3: Right, So there's that. So delving into the evolutionary explanations
Speaker 3: right of the mainstream science or government explanation, this is
Speaker 3: a a neural genetic drift to explain the rh nol
Speaker 3: and the rh negative and all of that stuff. And
Speaker 3: so they say that the RhD deletion that helps to
Speaker 3: disturbine if you're positive or negative may have arisen in
Speaker 3: a small ancestral group and through population bottlenecks and isolation,
Speaker 3: hence the basque people frequency increased. And so that's why
Speaker 3: it has been more and more over time, because think
Speaker 3: about this, in the older days, when people were having babies,
Speaker 3: they didn't have all these tests to go, oh, are
Speaker 3: you URGE negative or rh positive? That wasn't a thing
Speaker 3: that was never done until whatever person discovered it. When
Speaker 3: was it nineteen?
Speaker 2: It was like in the forties, I think, yeah. And
Speaker 2: my great grandma had this and her babies kept dying,
Speaker 2: like really late like deaths, like eight months. She kept
Speaker 2: happening to deliver these kids and it was so sad,
Speaker 2: and she said, we didn't even know what that was.
Speaker 2: And people say, well, how did she finally have kids? Well,
Speaker 2: she finally got blood poisoned. It finally crossed over shared
Speaker 2: enough because the baby was decomposing for like over a month.
Speaker 2: I remember telling you this and I was just like, oh,
Speaker 2: like I was clutching pearls for real, and she was
Speaker 2: so madter of a fact, because she'd been through so much.
Speaker 2: It had happened three or four times. It was really sad,
Speaker 2: and finally one lived. And if you get one to live,
Speaker 2: then there's a high chance you'll be able to carry
Speaker 2: to term.
Speaker 3: So it was nineteen forty was discovered. The RH system
Speaker 3: was discovered in nineteen forty by Carl Landsteiner, who also
Speaker 3: funny enough, discovered the ABO blood system, and an Alexander
Speaker 3: Wiener Mister Wiener.
Speaker 2: Not there's also always a Wiener.
Speaker 3: Right, there's a get a purse, you'll be all right.
Speaker 3: And so anyway, that was their explanation of why it
Speaker 3: has magnified and more people have that RH factor on
Speaker 3: their blood now than ever did throughout our history is
Speaker 3: because of evolution.
Speaker 2: I called bullshit.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Then they have what's called the founder effect to
Speaker 3: explain it away. If a small group uh carries the
Speaker 3: deletion actually expanded to a larger area, then the trait
Speaker 3: becomes more common locally. So if the Basque people or
Speaker 3: whatever group they're talking about, like, are no longer isolated
Speaker 3: in a mountain village and they move all over the world,
Speaker 3: and everybody's going to have it because it explodes because
Speaker 3: hello evolution again bullshit. So number three theory on the
Speaker 3: bullshit meter today possible selective advantage theory. There's ongoing research
Speaker 3: on whether our h negative status affects resistance to certain infections, which,
Speaker 3: oh I would say it does. Influences immune responses, impacts
Speaker 3: parasite survival, very interesting since almost everything can be traced
Speaker 3: back to parasites nowadays, no can major confirmed survival advantage
Speaker 3: has been actually proven from this theory, but the strongest
Speaker 3: evidence supports that random mutation and geographic isolation and genetic
Speaker 3: drift is what causes this possible selective advantage.
Speaker 2: Well, I find it interesting that only on global six
Speaker 2: to seven percent of the world's population is our age
Speaker 2: right negative. In Utah it's fifteen percent. You tell me
Speaker 2: what the hell's going on here?
Speaker 3: One hundred percent and not to be on the negative
Speaker 3: side of this. I'm not saying that all Mormons do this, however,
Speaker 3: the polygamy, yes, yes, I'm one hundred percent. And so again,
Speaker 3: does that lend more to the bloodline theory and preservation
Speaker 3: of bloodline more? Does it lead more to the government's
Speaker 3: stupid evolution explanation?
Speaker 2: Both of it well, because they're going to lay into
Speaker 2: the government explanation to look legit while they know the truth. Right.
Speaker 2: But you know, the Mormons tell you that the Kingston
Speaker 2: line who were Plagamius to your point, my famili's from
Speaker 2: that area that they settled and they called it the
Speaker 2: Davis County co Op. I just bought a really old
Speaker 2: book about these guys. I'll be doing some deep dives here.
Speaker 2: But and people are like, when's the history one coming out?
Speaker 2: Epstein ruined my life? It's coming, okay, Like I know,
Speaker 2: I wanted to.
Speaker 3: Work in progress.
Speaker 2: People, it was there and then stupid Epstein happened and
Speaker 2: everything had to go on freezehold. So and it's good
Speaker 2: because we've learned a lot. But here's the situation is
Speaker 2: they will tell you and they go by King Stun
Speaker 2: King's son, you know, and they'll tell you, yeah, we
Speaker 2: intermary with our aunts and cousins and very close relatives,
Speaker 2: not like past third, on purpose so that they can
Speaker 2: keep their bloodline cure. They'll tell you this straight to
Speaker 2: your damn face. And who do these people? Okay, so
Speaker 2: that should be illegal because we've got some problems here. A.
Speaker 2: We've got polygamy that's illegal. And b we've got people
Speaker 2: marrying close blood lines, which is illegal. That's why blood
Speaker 2: tests are like, oh, you can't do that anymore. You know,
Speaker 2: it's causing people to be imbeciles like our last show. Okay,
Speaker 2: and I don't mean that for real. I mean that
Speaker 2: how they used to say it, right, And so long
Speaker 2: story short is they put a stop to that and
Speaker 2: implemented some of this for a reason. Also blood grab
Speaker 2: what I was just say that whatever, whatever you want
Speaker 2: to say, but I mean, obviously we know you get
Speaker 2: they say this, They say, you get one brilliant, one,
Speaker 2: one like super not good, like the throwaway kid, and
Speaker 2: one kind of mediocre kid out of this whole situation.
Speaker 2: And so they will give money to people like Mitt Romney.
Speaker 2: They will give tons of money to other people. They
Speaker 2: are very rich. And no prosecution. Although Warren Jeff's is
Speaker 2: totally prosecuted. I understand his crimes were very bad because
Speaker 2: of the age, and I agree, but this is not
Speaker 2: less than that.
Speaker 3: But let me to that point though, to him being persecuted, right,
Speaker 3: look at all of the other people who do the
Speaker 3: exact same thing, who are still running free, who have
Speaker 3: either never been arrested, never been indicted, or have served
Speaker 3: either no time at all or a slap on the mound.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna they're not gonna get in trouble. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're not. There's no way they're gonna get in trouble
Speaker 2: because none of them. Look people, everybody that's like, we
Speaker 2: should burn down the world, and that's what they want
Speaker 2: you to do. They want to take your guns and
Speaker 2: they can't do it. And so here's the problem. They
Speaker 2: can't do it. They can't find the loophole, so they
Speaker 2: want you to use them on each other. Right, that's
Speaker 2: what they're doing. So don't fall for it. Don't be dumb,
Speaker 2: don't be hurting your neighbor who's an innocent person. Is
Speaker 2: global elite horseshit and we all know it well. I
Speaker 2: mean we're trying to get everybody to know it well.
Speaker 3: To your point about the blood grab too, like we
Speaker 3: talked about on the last show, where they made it
Speaker 3: mandatory and a lot of states for the blood test
Speaker 3: because you know, they're again they're taking your blood. Right,
Speaker 3: what are they doing with your blood? I don't know
Speaker 3: where it's going. Do you know where it's going? I
Speaker 3: don't know. Is it only to a lab and then
Speaker 3: do they sell that to someone else? I would probably
Speaker 3: say yes, because that's there's big money in the blood trade,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But that's what my phone broke. Guess what my phone
Speaker 2: just did. What cannot activate cellular data network?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, so somebody's definitely still.
Speaker 2: So much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gotta love people.
Speaker 2: That never has happened ever I have in a city.
Speaker 3: So for people who don't know, like, if the mom
Speaker 3: is RH negative and the baby's RH positive, they're not compatible.
Speaker 3: The mom is supposed to get an injection, which is
Speaker 3: a synthetic injection. I have a gamma globulin that is
Speaker 3: for the RH and so it is so that the
Speaker 3: mom and her blood does not start attacking the baby's blood.
Speaker 3: So that's why RH stuff is important in scientifically, in
Speaker 3: the community and medical stuff nowadays, so that they can
Speaker 3: keep an eye on that so that they don't have
Speaker 3: things happen like what Heidi talked about.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, and an interesting one I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: So all of this leads to, like I said, the
Speaker 3: alien hybrid theory, which is supposedly OURACH negative blood comes
Speaker 3: from extra que after a terrestrial there we go. I
Speaker 3: can't talk today ancestry or some kind of non human
Speaker 3: genetic insertion. I'm gonna say, I don't think this is
Speaker 3: far fetched because look at all the people that are
Speaker 3: like NPCs or people that have like the snake eyes
Speaker 3: that you'll see on videos and things like that, and
Speaker 3: that was way before like all these fakes came out
Speaker 3: and all of that stuff. So do I think that
Speaker 3: that is possible? Yes? And the Bible literally talks about
Speaker 3: the Nuphilom right, and so to me, I don't think
Speaker 3: Aliens as little green spacemen. I think of Aliens as
Speaker 3: the Nephilum, the fallen angels who decided that they were
Speaker 3: gonna make a homegirl human. Uh there, besh, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. So I think that exists. I seriously
Speaker 3: believe that I do a biblical standpoint.
Speaker 2: It's true, definitely, but that doesn't mean you can't be saved.
Speaker 2: Loves everybody.
Speaker 3: So then this also also plays into the Lost Tribes
Speaker 3: or Atlantean theory, because some people say that rh negative
Speaker 3: traces back to Atlantis or Nephilim or pre flood bloodlines.
Speaker 3: I still think it's more of an alien theory, but
Speaker 3: that that's just my personal opinion. And so they believe
Speaker 3: that this is like from ancient advance civilization. So I
Speaker 3: would say more like the Emerald tablets and all of
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff where they're talking about the Ananaki
Speaker 3: and whatever. That's what I'm thinking about there, right, And
Speaker 3: then they talk about the bloodline myth, and so European
Speaker 3: aristocracy often had higher levels of RH negative due to
Speaker 3: the inbreeding. Supposedly, this is their explanation, not mine.
Speaker 2: They turn out real cute. Have you seen them? M
Speaker 2: I had to do it. I'm sorry, I'll shut up now.
Speaker 3: So it says this, they've been called like blue bloods
Speaker 3: or chosen bloodlines like Idi mentioned earlier, or divine descent,
Speaker 3: and so did that come from Christ's lineage? Again question
Speaker 3: not stating fat question. But the interesting part was, and
Speaker 3: like we talked about on the previous show, the Nazis
Speaker 3: were uber duber interested in this particular thing, and so
Speaker 3: the SS was super concerned about this and wanted to
Speaker 3: know or they were obsessed with like blood purity issues
Speaker 3: and genealogical records. And so that's where that T four
Speaker 3: program came from. And so blood types became like a
Speaker 3: weaponized ideology, and I can understand why, because if you're
Speaker 3: trying to protect your own I can understand even though
Speaker 3: it discussed me highly the inbreeding and stuff, but I
Speaker 3: can understand why they would want to be protective of
Speaker 3: their own and if they really felt like they were
Speaker 3: divinege or whatever, and they can trace their history like
Speaker 3: back a long time, I'm gonna say more power to them,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean, why, why the hell the government
Speaker 3: so interested in people's bloodlines and people's blood types and
Speaker 3: all of that stuff. I don't think it is for
Speaker 3: your medical benefit.
Speaker 2: Definitely not no way. So now not that, yeah, it's
Speaker 2: definitely something else.
Speaker 3: So the funny thing is that human genetics, according to
Speaker 3: the government, actually show that RH negative individuals are actually
Speaker 3: one hundred percent human. They're not, you know, nothing else,
Speaker 3: and it's it's again a simple mutation.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But that lends back to the evolution versus creation theory,
Speaker 3: and so people are questioning, right, bloodlines and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: So lineage and blood covenants, purity of blood, the identity
Speaker 3: of blood, and what kind of power blood holds, and
Speaker 3: rightfully so, because why in the Jesus name is the
Speaker 3: government so interested in your blood? Is again. I'm going
Speaker 3: to say it again. It is not for medical purposes,
Speaker 3: definitely not. And so it says RH negative individuals sometimes
Speaker 3: report feeling different, being drawn to origin theories, so they're
Speaker 3: drawn more to the origin story from God than they
Speaker 3: are evolution and ident curiosity. I'm going to say, uh.
Speaker 3: And if you're listening the government, you already know this.
Speaker 3: But I am an RH negative person and I can
Speaker 3: say I completely feel these things like it resonates with me.
Speaker 2: I am not, but I am the bloodline of OURH
Speaker 2: negative people, and you can carry the traits and do
Speaker 2: have a lot of different things, like my skin is
Speaker 2: very white and you can see my blue veins, all
Speaker 2: these weird things whatever it is like, and every time
Speaker 2: I go to the doctor, they're like other than I
Speaker 2: have these random, more skeletal issue I would say, which
Speaker 2: even plays into that a little bit. And breathing right,
Speaker 2: which if you're not from here, that kind of makes sense.
Speaker 2: But whatever, I don't know. But long story short is
Speaker 2: there's an old wise tell and I was trying to
Speaker 2: google it for people because I know they're going to say,
Speaker 2: where did that come from? It's old old. I think
Speaker 2: it was arlyp. Prat and so the Triple P. I
Speaker 2: don't know for sure, but PPP said, I think that
Speaker 2: you know God, well, they already say God had sex
Speaker 2: with Mary, you know, like for real and made a
Speaker 2: real baby, like that God is a real human. And
Speaker 2: so there was other things like King was roaming the
Speaker 2: earth and had children, and the three knee fights that lived,
Speaker 2: and so over all this time right that there's these
Speaker 2: weird things that have been going on. So it comes
Speaker 2: up again and again and again with them making these
Speaker 2: godly bloodlines. I don't know, it's weird, that's all I know.
Speaker 3: A hundred percent. And and to your point with the
Speaker 3: skeletal stuff, you know, and coming from that particular lineage
Speaker 3: where they did protect their bloodline and whatever, it creates
Speaker 3: the fragility. So is that where all of the genet
Speaker 3: things came from.
Speaker 2: It makes you wonder because my mom, like she's severely Mormon,
Speaker 2: but my dad's line was as well. But check this
Speaker 2: shit out. So they say that it's the line of Cain,
Speaker 2: and people are wrong. You get this wrong when you
Speaker 2: say the Mormons believe the line of Cain is cursed. No, no,
Speaker 2: we don't. Yes we do, but not with the color sitch. Okay,
Speaker 2: that is the word in heaven and this is the
Speaker 2: curse of ham Okay that that has nothing to do
Speaker 2: with anything about Cain. And supposedly Kane was Bigfoot. I know,
Speaker 2: I already know. Okay, this is like old stories. They're old.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna find them. They'll be in the history thing.
Speaker 2: So long story, short is is that you know, they
Speaker 2: literally admitted that, yeah, other things had been out making
Speaker 2: these kids. Okay, and to this day, then that weird
Speaker 2: bloodline chart that I showed you and all of this
Speaker 2: stuff and so on. The stories I read was that
Speaker 2: it was Kine, Okay, that Bigfoot was Kane, and that
Speaker 2: he's walking the earth and he made some kids, all right.
Speaker 2: I started looking at my dad's side and I looked
Speaker 2: at his mom's grandma's maiden name, and I was like,
Speaker 2: are you fucking like because you guys already know I
Speaker 2: got like jaun Dye some weird shit. Serious, And it
Speaker 2: isn't from my grandma talking shit to me. This is
Speaker 2: like me doing my own research, okay, because I don't
Speaker 2: think she would have told me anything, right because we
Speaker 2: were on the Alps and I was too young before that.
Speaker 2: So anyway, yeah, her last name was Kane.
Speaker 3: Oh how ironic.
Speaker 2: I was like, shit one day, I was like, that's
Speaker 2: why your back is broken.
Speaker 3: So your family came from big I don't even know
Speaker 3: it's wookie blood. The woo created the rh incompatibilities something. Man,
Speaker 3: I'm glad you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Glad I got some human pieces in there, Jesu Louise.
Speaker 3: So what is the danger with the fascination of blood
Speaker 3: and the bloodlines? And so because the Nazis and the
Speaker 3: elites and all of that stuff are uber concerned with
Speaker 3: their bloodlines and they think they're divine and the whole
Speaker 3: nine yards, then blood becomes hierarchy, right, and so they're
Speaker 3: more important than everyone else, kind of like Heidi said
Speaker 3: with the RHNL type stuff, like, h what happens with
Speaker 3: those people? And so any kind of genetic variation of
Speaker 3: stuff becomes like a spiritual superiority, right, So they keep
Speaker 3: mating within their bloodline, they keep having all these mutations
Speaker 3: and stuff, but they think that that makes them or
Speaker 3: highly spiritual, although I was gonna say probably not morally better.
Speaker 2: Well, and also they start looking weird they get I'm
Speaker 2: gonna tell you guys, like if you've seen the Warren
Speaker 2: Jeff's Klan, who also does the end breeding. They have
Speaker 2: all these you know, deficiencies, problems. We've kind of gone
Speaker 2: over some of them. They got the alien head man
Speaker 2: like I see it. They got a weird like, not
Speaker 2: all of them, but they got like an Annunaki hit,
Speaker 2: I swear it. And then they're very tall and like
Speaker 2: mar Fan syndrome.
Speaker 3: Well maybe they also all from the Wookie.
Speaker 2: Well I think the Wookie is the Kingstons because they're
Speaker 2: the only dark haired. I can't prove this, okay, but yeah,
Speaker 2: they're the only dark haired ones. I gotta suss this
Speaker 2: out a bit, because it's just an old tale that
Speaker 2: I know as a kid, right that they said was
Speaker 2: true though, I mean, and then the more I'm looking
Speaker 2: into things, and like, their theology alignes very good with
Speaker 2: some really weird Plato stuff and just it's all crazy.
Speaker 2: So when I get it all sussed out, I'll explain
Speaker 2: it better to everybody else. But Plato had something similar
Speaker 2: to the School of the Prophets, which is what Joseph
Speaker 2: Smith called it, and they called it the School of Apostles. Okay,
Speaker 2: and it gets interesting. We'll just say that and then
Speaker 2: you get the weirdos that find this shit out and
Speaker 2: make their own school the prophets okay, and then you
Speaker 2: see these people that go crazy like this one. And
Speaker 2: I've met the surviving husband of this book. I try
Speaker 2: sometimes I might just have to talk about it. It's
Speaker 2: been years. He's not going to talk to me probably again.
Speaker 2: He sat down with me, he had lunch with me.
Speaker 2: And this for anybody that doesn't know, you know, under
Speaker 2: the banner of heaven, it gets really sad because the
Speaker 2: boys that you know did this. They cut the heads
Speaker 2: off of the wife and the child, the Lafferty brothers,
Speaker 2: and so they killed her and all amost cut the
Speaker 2: baby's head off.
Speaker 3: That was so that was actually a good show.
Speaker 2: This is real. Yeah. And I talked to the guy
Speaker 2: about it, and he said the reason why I don't
Speaker 2: talk anymore on camera because he came home to this
Speaker 2: horrible shit and then they blamed him for it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he was all traumatized. And he's still like, if
Speaker 2: I ever have believed anybody in my life, I've spoken
Speaker 2: to you, especially sitting with him. We had lunch, like
Speaker 2: we're still friends. I mean, it's weird. I never thought
Speaker 2: in my life I would know anybody with this case.
Speaker 2: And he's so kind and nice, and they portrayed him wrong.
Speaker 2: He's still a very active LDS member, So that's probably
Speaker 2: why he's not going to come talk on my show,
Speaker 2: you know, but I will tell you the pain. I mean,
Speaker 2: we had like a three hour lunch and I just
Speaker 2: it was so heavy, you know. And when people learn
Speaker 2: about this weird stuff because they were doing their own school.
Speaker 3: The prophets, oh yeah, yep.
Speaker 2: They go crazy, you know, and then people are left
Speaker 2: with the ashes to deal with. You know, maybe girl
Speaker 2: got killed, his wife got killed, he got blamed for it,
Speaker 2: he lost his brothers, it ruined his parents life, It
Speaker 2: ruined all of their lives, Okay, and all because of
Speaker 2: this weird type of theology that we're talking about today.
Speaker 2: You know, Lorie Valo, she was going on and on
Speaker 2: and on about how Joseph Smith's eyes were so blue, right, honey,
Speaker 2: go look at the Ebstein files. They talk about this
Speaker 2: shit a lot. It's creepy, right, and it's just look,
Speaker 2: when people get too into this stuff, if they just
Speaker 2: read it or researched it or did whatever, but they're
Speaker 2: trying to implement it.
Speaker 3: Oh one hundred percent. That's where it goes back like
Speaker 3: where we talked about on the last show that you know,
Speaker 3: the designer babies where you can pick and choose what
Speaker 3: traits that you want, and all of that stuff does
Speaker 3: that that's altering what God's plan is, so that fadus
Speaker 3: should be whatever God created that fetus to be, it
Speaker 3: should not be here. Let the scientist and the lab inject,
Speaker 3: you know, these strands of DNA and these strands of
Speaker 3: DNA and we'll take this one out and all that
Speaker 3: stuff that should never be the case.
Speaker 2: That's Nazi Germany. Bro.
Speaker 3: It's like very it's very Frankensteinish to me, right, yes,
Speaker 3: but we've been doing it for a very long time because,
Speaker 3: like I mentioned before, even dog breeders do this where
Speaker 3: they're using crisper technology to take out like hip dysplasia
Speaker 3: or you know, joint issues or whatever.
Speaker 2: Your dog straight up scary as hell. And the Kingstons,
Speaker 2: you know, the whole thing with them too, which is
Speaker 2: scary is when you look at what he did, do
Speaker 2: you know he only did that because he was a cowbreader.
Speaker 2: To your point, that is scary to know that, like
Speaker 2: you said, they can clone animals for sixty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: I think you can have your pet clone flake. Did
Speaker 2: no one watch pets?
Speaker 3: Did you cemetery?
Speaker 2: What about gauge and what? You know? I'm just telling
Speaker 2: you people like we should stop it, that is because
Speaker 2: what what does it do to the soul? What impact?
Speaker 2: Like you're saying if a kid is supposed to because
Speaker 2: I read up on it, because I was like, well
Speaker 2: I got green eyes, not blue, so what's that? And
Speaker 2: they said it was like the perfect balance of Earth
Speaker 2: and like the gods whatever bullshit. So look, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: if you changed that and you did that to me,
Speaker 2: you know, because I carry the blue and it did that, Okay,
Speaker 2: would I be the same person that I should be? Like?
Speaker 2: Does it change something else? We don't know? Right, there's
Speaker 2: so much junk DNA that how do we know?
Speaker 3: Well, and I'm going to take that a step further
Speaker 3: and say junk science and take this with you know,
Speaker 3: the intention behind it here is look at like all
Speaker 3: the vaccines on the vaccine schedule, and they're safe and
Speaker 3: they're effective and blah blah blah. And then we find
Speaker 3: out now, which I've known for yons, but we find
Speaker 3: out now that none have them. None have been safety
Speaker 3: or efficacy tested at all.
Speaker 2: How could they you know, they're not going to do
Speaker 2: it all.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with products because they have that
Speaker 3: generally recognized as safe. The grass standard that we go
Speaker 3: buy in the United States doesn't test toxins, It doesn't
Speaker 3: check for carcinogenic effects like all of that stuff. They
Speaker 3: just naturally assume that your body can handle so many
Speaker 3: microns of this before problems happen. But they don't know
Speaker 3: because they don't test. And so how much of the
Speaker 3: genetic research and all the DNA altering mRNA is going
Speaker 3: to be in every vaccination soon, So they're already genetically
Speaker 3: modifying everything, including our foods, and you know now all
Speaker 3: of the medications and now all the vaccines they're going
Speaker 3: to be that way. But they have not studied the
Speaker 3: long term effects of what messing with genetics is going
Speaker 3: to do to human beings or to the human race.
Speaker 2: No, and especially now where they're doing it with mRNA.
Speaker 2: Like you said, we don't know what they did in
Speaker 2: the past even one hundred now times that by a katrillion.
Speaker 2: And they come for your kids before their development is
Speaker 2: finished for a reason, or it wouldn't matter because we
Speaker 2: don't send our kids to school to o the fives.
Speaker 2: So why don't we still these at or six? You know?
Speaker 2: So why don't we start these at five years old?
Speaker 2: I'll tell you why, because your brain is done most
Speaker 2: of the time and solidified by around five to six. Right.
Speaker 3: Well, and if you take it from this aspect, DNA
Speaker 3: is your connection to God and mRNA, which is your messenger.
Speaker 3: RNA is your messenger system between you and God so
Speaker 3: that you can hear him. He can hear you all
Speaker 3: of the things. If they know this right, and they're
Speaker 3: using that and altering your DNA because it's for your good,
Speaker 3: it's for the good of public health and safety. They're
Speaker 3: intentionally doing it to sever your connection to God and
Speaker 3: to sever that ability for you to hear and connect
Speaker 3: with them on a deeper level.
Speaker 2: Well, and don't you wonder, like they say, the whole
Speaker 2: Kundali And I know I'm not a practicer of this,
Speaker 2: but I know what it is, okay, But it goes
Speaker 2: down and that like most sacred chakra part or whatever,
Speaker 2: is like your tailbone, your lower lowest. Where's everybody's injuries
Speaker 2: now in their bags? Where I take care of people
Speaker 2: for a living. This is what I know for sure.
Speaker 2: Crazy people. And I'm sorry, it's just true. We won't
Speaker 2: say it that way. People that are having problems in
Speaker 2: their reality, right, okay, because some of them are not crazy.
Speaker 2: Some of them just went crazy for a minute, and
Speaker 2: that's a whole different thing. But it's they usually have
Speaker 2: a fracture of that area or some sort of issue
Speaker 2: with that area. And I've constantly watched it because I'm like, man,
Speaker 2: I wonder if there's a correlation here, because I've had
Speaker 2: my own back issues, you know, and mine actually helped me.
Speaker 2: But I think that's because I was broken when I
Speaker 2: was a kid, with all that trauma, like they want
Speaker 2: us to be all screwed up, and I think I
Speaker 2: fixed it. I know that sounds crazy. I was already
Speaker 2: getting back into God and loving God and studying the Bible.
Speaker 2: But that's when my injury happened. I came home from
Speaker 2: up in the woods, no wife, nothing, it's a dead zone,
Speaker 2: can't do nothing. And everybody else had gone up and
Speaker 2: down the river. I was sitting by the river. I
Speaker 2: was just studying the Bible. Why they did that for days?
Speaker 2: Why they just did this? And you know. I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously I was doing other stuff too, but when I could,
Speaker 2: when I had opportunity, that's what I was doing and journaling.
Speaker 2: And it was like a profound like awakening for me.
Speaker 2: And I didn't get hurt there at all. I just
Speaker 2: came home and went to sleep. We didn't undo anything,
Speaker 2: we didn't unpack the trap, we didn't do anything. I
Speaker 2: went to sleep and immediately woke up and I couldn't
Speaker 2: walk and I was dragging my leg. Do I think
Speaker 2: that was purposeful? Yeah, I've read the Havana syndrome stuff. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And talking about like a lot of your patients
Speaker 3: have back issues, right, your sacral issue or sacral area
Speaker 3: is actually your root chakra, so that is your grounding source.
Speaker 3: And so if they're purposely manipulating your DNA not just
Speaker 3: through medications and vaccines and stuff like that, but also
Speaker 3: through aerosols or the food that we eat or whatever,
Speaker 3: and they're doing all these things because they're talking about
Speaker 3: in a lot of places, they already have genetically modifying crops,
Speaker 3: genetically altering vegetables and stuff, because they're gonna MRNAM without
Speaker 3: you knowing, altering the food supply and all of those
Speaker 3: things that's all going to affect your grounding and your
Speaker 3: your connection to God, so's.
Speaker 2: You can pray against it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's not just on one front. It's like on
Speaker 3: multiple fronts. And that's by design, yes, right.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. And you know what, I think the Bible
Speaker 2: like somehow helps break through this, and I really do
Speaker 2: and so for you guys, and you know, I know
Speaker 2: this is just this is just my little weirdness. Okay.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I'll get that like in your ear, and if
Speaker 2: I start praying, it'll go away. So it's kind of weird, Like, oh,
Speaker 2: is that a coincidence? I don't know. Every single time,
Speaker 2: like you would think, sometimes it would work and sometimes
Speaker 2: it wouldn't. If it's placebo effect every single time Lord's prayer.
Speaker 2: By the time I get to forgive others like it's
Speaker 2: it's done. So don't forget why they hate prayer, why
Speaker 2: they hate Jesus. Yeah, they don't go against anybody else.
Speaker 2: Theyn't give a shit if we want to worship the
Speaker 2: head on the plate and all the things, like they'd
Speaker 2: be like, you're so smart, thank you for getting that
Speaker 2: head like whatever, you know, weird stuff, right, They don't care.
Speaker 2: They you want to go be Aralian or do the
Speaker 2: Nike people creepy stuff like they don't care. And I
Speaker 2: don't even think they care about ritual stuff, if you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. Only when it becomes a problem,
Speaker 2: right when it's a problem. That's why Ted Bundy was
Speaker 2: a problem. Also Mormon, when they start getting crazy, they
Speaker 2: read into some of this divine madness stuff way too deep.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, so be aware, guys, don't fall for it.
Speaker 2: Pray against it, Pray for your people, Pray for your town,
Speaker 2: pray for you know. A lot of people bash jesse
Speaker 2: ches or the voter. I guess that's how you say it.
Speaker 2: I just had her on and they can do that.
Speaker 2: That's okay. But the one thing I know is she
Speaker 2: still brought a good message for Jesus. So minus the
Speaker 2: rest of it, Like whatever you know, gleam what you
Speaker 2: need well.
Speaker 3: And here's the thing about that, we're all created unique,
Speaker 3: We're all supposed to be very unique in God's eyes,
Speaker 3: And so do you have to agree with or believe
Speaker 3: everything that everyone else does? Know you don't. You could
Speaker 3: literally be the only person that believes in a certain thing,
Speaker 3: and you might be the only one on the face
Speaker 3: of the planet who does. But you might be right,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: So you never know and who cares? Like, like, glean
Speaker 2: what you need from the goodness of the message and
Speaker 2: apply it to your life in the ways you are
Speaker 2: learned from your parents and your studies and your whatever
Speaker 2: it is. And like I do that with my Mormon family.
Speaker 2: Like what if I just was like, oh, screw all, y'all,
Speaker 2: I'm never talking to you anymore like they did to me.
Speaker 2: I don't do that. I don't do that. And so
Speaker 2: like I've got I told Janet right before we came
Speaker 2: on about some crazy shit my other family members did
Speaker 2: when people would ask me, well, we're they bad people
Speaker 2: because they're involved with these motorcycle gangs and whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but were they bad to me? You got to you
Speaker 2: gotta stop associating everything in a like a big pile
Speaker 2: and just chucking people away. We're all hurt, we're all struggling,
Speaker 2: we're all messed up. Not one of us has got
Speaker 2: this ship right, I promise you. We're just doing our best,
Speaker 2: that's all right.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing is that people love to throw
Speaker 3: a label on everything. And so if you could label
Speaker 3: a whole group of people. These are bad, then you
Speaker 3: make yourself feel better because you don't have to deal
Speaker 3: with them, but you're also isolating yourself. And same thing
Speaker 3: with the dating pool. And I'm just gonna say this
Speaker 3: and throw this out there. I have to have h
Speaker 3: he has to be over six foot, he has to
Speaker 3: be uh, green eyes, he has to have blonde hair,
Speaker 3: dark features, whatever. All these things, right, you are literally
Speaker 3: eliminating somebody that could have been the partner that God
Speaker 3: wanted you to be with, that you were meant to
Speaker 3: be with, that is going to be like the love
Speaker 3: of your life because you are still worried about outer
Speaker 3: traits and not.
Speaker 2: My husband is not at all except their red hair.
Speaker 2: I do like me some red hair. What I thought
Speaker 2: I would be the happiest because he's short. He's shorter
Speaker 2: than most men i've dated. I'm tall. I'm almost five ten,
Speaker 2: well I was. Now I think I'm closer to five
Speaker 2: eight and a half or something, but I got some shrinkage.
Speaker 2: And he's never dated anybody tall because he's like five nine,
Speaker 2: you know, so, I mean, which is tall in other countries,
Speaker 2: but here, you know. And he said, well, I always
Speaker 2: thought you were very pretty, but you know, I was
Speaker 2: much bigger when we met. I'm not thin now by
Speaker 2: any means. I'm just normal. I'm a little curvy. I'm
Speaker 2: buxome if you know that word from back in the day.
Speaker 2: That's what that's it. And yeah, he you know, his
Speaker 2: ex wife is really athletic built and not skinny, but
Speaker 2: just very athletic, you know, and five foot barely nothing
Speaker 2: and nothing. I mean our faces are sort of similar,
Speaker 2: so he definitely does have a type that way. But
Speaker 2: other than that, you know, she he likes like classic rock,
Speaker 2: I like classic rap. Like we're we're kind of really opposite.
Speaker 2: We like a lot of things the same too. But
Speaker 2: if we had done that, I would have never known
Speaker 2: and he would have never known. And we have had
Speaker 2: so many amazing years.
Speaker 3: Were now one hundred percent. But see, people are so
Speaker 3: hung up on external appearances or hung up on what
Speaker 3: they think their ideal person would be. Yes, but again
Speaker 3: you're being a gatistical and thinking that you know better
Speaker 3: than what God's selection for you. Is same thing with
Speaker 3: these people, Like with the bloodlines and the genetics and
Speaker 3: the DNA and all of that stuff. People think scientists
Speaker 3: think that they know better than the system that God designed, and.
Speaker 2: You guys need to get out of your freaking houses.
Speaker 2: This is the weirdest shit I've ever taught. I talked
Speaker 2: to my son about dating and he's like, well, you
Speaker 2: have to get on and you have to meet him online.
Speaker 2: You have to do this. And we just got dressed
Speaker 2: up and went to the.
Speaker 3: Mall right percent.
Speaker 2: Or we would get dressed up and y'all go in
Speaker 2: your pjs. I'm just letting you know. That's not a no.
Speaker 3: You're not going to attract your right kind of person.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, And nowadays they all do this and I'm like, what,
Speaker 2: I would never go anywhere in my pjs. That's weird.
Speaker 2: Well they do.
Speaker 3: And to that point, we need that human connection, that
Speaker 3: human interaction, face to face interaction, because we're supposed to
Speaker 3: be in that same energy fa and so that was
Speaker 3: done by design. Also, where you can only use dating
Speaker 3: apps and stuff like that, they're breaking that personal connection.
Speaker 3: You're never going to have a proper relationship without that
Speaker 3: face to face.
Speaker 2: Because what if what if you made it happen because
Speaker 2: they fit all your boxes, but the spark wasn't there,
Speaker 2: Your sex will be bad that.
Speaker 3: Or well, I don't know if it's if it's like
Speaker 3: mister Johnson and he's got a penis.
Speaker 2: What if you showed up on a date. What if
Speaker 2: you went on a date Janet and he ended his
Speaker 2: pants and he had a penis purse. I'd be like,
Speaker 2: I probably laugh on a s I would I would
Speaker 2: immediately be like, oh my gosh, it's Jeffrey.
Speaker 3: Daughter, because I have such a snarky sense of humor
Speaker 3: that I'm pretty sure that I would probably like a
Speaker 3: straight away that's so funny.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. Yeah, I can't.
Speaker 3: Dating dating bull Paus just saying, oh, and if you're
Speaker 3: if you're dating, uh, you might want to check people's
Speaker 3: blood card that they're forced to carry with them and
Speaker 3: see if they're on the international.
Speaker 2: The military shows up at your house one day and
Speaker 2: they're like, we need your blood, ma'am.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just saying, so, I'm at the firm belief that,
Speaker 3: you know, like they laugh at this and they're like,
Speaker 3: oh r h. The deletion shouldn't exist naturally. But science
Speaker 3: is like, oh, well, it's because the evolutionary blood. Very
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say, uh, I agree with the crazies.
Speaker 3: It should not exist naturally. The is something that has
Speaker 3: been altered completely. And I'm sorry, but the evolution theory
Speaker 3: is crap because we did not come from a speca
Speaker 3: dust and we didn't evolve into fish and into monkeys
Speaker 3: and all the things that. No, we didn't. It just doesn't.
Speaker 2: No, No, I can't buy that. Yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 2: can think whatever you want to think, but I'm i
Speaker 2: if God is wrong, if that's the wrong path, I'm
Speaker 2: happy with that, Like, come on right, I'd rather be
Speaker 2: that than a speca dust one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Now, So talking about blood stuff, there are some very
Speaker 3: interesting things like with the origin stories with the Indian
Speaker 3: people and especially with the Cherokee, and so they believed,
Speaker 3: of course that the earth was a living being and
Speaker 3: people were formed out of red clay because it came
Speaker 3: from the earth, it's the red color, and blood was
Speaker 3: actually the sacred life force. I tend to agree with
Speaker 3: that because our blood is very sacred, and why would
Speaker 3: the military be guarding it if it wasn't.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, oh yeah, And we're going to open
Speaker 2: up on this next time, right when we go down
Speaker 2: this whole origin Yep, I'm gonna I'm.
Speaker 3: There's some there's some very interesting stuff about the Indian
Speaker 3: people and blood covenants and rituals and all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: So we are going to be talking about that on
Speaker 3: an upcoming episode because there is a lot of stuff
Speaker 3: there and and not just with the Indian people, but
Speaker 3: there is a lot of ancient cultures and whatever that
Speaker 3: have very different beliefs.
Speaker 2: You'll never drink hot cocoa again.
Speaker 3: You will drink I don't even know what that one's about.
Speaker 3: So you go to drink as well.
Speaker 2: You'll be like, but it's not the same now.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying, so I don't know what that
Speaker 3: is about, but I'm gonna find out alone.
Speaker 2: It has blood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's gonna be coming up in the next episode.
Speaker 3: So that's Heidi. Where can the beautiful listeners find you at?
Speaker 2: Thank you bestI boo. I appreciate you always letting me
Speaker 2: rant and I get excited and interrupt and we have
Speaker 2: a delay, so it's all kinds of weird, but that's all.
Speaker 3: It's all good.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you. I am Heidi Love of the
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Speaker 2: so grateful, because well, Janet and I are pretty amazing,
Speaker 2: and I did let one go to the regular feeds
Speaker 2: because it was so good. It's so applied and we
Speaker 2: didn't even expect We were talking about this long before
Speaker 2: Epstein ever started coming out into the hole crazy. But hey,
Speaker 2: whatever works, it happened, so it's out there for you.
Speaker 2: If you are seeing those, you know, got to check
Speaker 2: it out. Janet and I I think we we do
Speaker 2: pretty good here. We're silly and we're smart. I think.
Speaker 3: Well researched it, except sometimes I cannot talk because my
Speaker 3: brain goes faster than my dongue. And I yeah.
Speaker 2: And my tongue goes faster sometimes than my brain. So
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Speaker 2: my people know.
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Speaker 3: only learn some stuff today but had some head scratch
Speaker 3: your moments when.
Speaker 2: You're like, oh.
Speaker 3: This no making any sense now what we've been told.
Speaker 3: So I'm hoping you're getting there. So tune in to
Speaker 3: the next episode where me and my breasty go over.
Speaker 2: I am a breasty.
Speaker 3: You are a breasty breasty and.
Speaker 2: And a.
Speaker 3: What was it you were? Yes, know that word that
Speaker 3: guy called you?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Oh I can't remember. Oh my gosh. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not just I'm a pleasuriss, but a pleasuress.
Speaker 3: You're a pleasurist and a pleasures She's a busty pleasurest
Speaker 3: ladies and gentlemen, but she does not have a penus.
Speaker 2: First, sore.
Speaker 3: First, we should start a business for penis versus, just
Speaker 3: in case the listeners like that one.
Speaker 2: If they bought that, I would laugh forever though.
Speaker 3: It's a thing. Yeah, so check your erections. I hope
Speaker 3: you're healthy anyways. For me and for Heidie, thank you
Speaker 3: for duting in. Sorry we were silly, Not sorry, we
Speaker 3: were silly, and we will see you next time. I
Speaker 3: have a beautiful, wonderful and critical thought day. Have a
Speaker 3: great one, everybody. We'll see you next time.