Speaker 1: Hello, my friends are welcome to truth Bomb, the quickfire
Speaker 1: quiz show where I test the best the indie media
Speaker 1: has to offer an AI's official narrative of the truth
Speaker 1: Bomb or tooth thrown in. I have convinced some of
Speaker 1: the best indie researchers, journalists and hosts on the world
Speaker 1: wide Web to compete against each other in a quid
Speaker 1: show which will shake the day foundations of mankind. AI
Speaker 1: sets the official narrative, but there will be plenty of
Speaker 1: occasions for each contestants in the truth Bomb to set
Speaker 1: the record straight and for a chance to win extra points.
Speaker 1: The answers Let's play truth Farm excellent. First up today
Speaker 1: is Jay Diet Jay. It's awesome to have someone of
Speaker 1: your caliber on the show, your powerhouse of the independent media.
Speaker 1: Do you think your downfall will be destroying your wife
Speaker 1: publicly on truth Bomb?
Speaker 2: That's a tough question. I'm not sure what I'm getting into,
Speaker 2: so I don't know that I could commit to saying
Speaker 2: that I'm going to destroy, but I'm definitely going to try.
Speaker 2: So thank you. I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 1: You you will get you will get extra points. You
Speaker 1: know there's Croup from points his bonus points his laughter points.
Speaker 1: All sorts of points can be awarded for all sorts
Speaker 1: of reasons. Some of your associates have already appeared on
Speaker 1: the show, some people you know, people like Ruckus. So,
Speaker 1: so we eat after you've beaten your wife. Do you
Speaker 1: intend to finish off Ruckus? Maybe too? Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know that there were like semi finals
Speaker 2: and championships, so yeah, maybe we can go progress in
Speaker 2: the rankings.
Speaker 1: Sure, Oh you're talking about the game. Well, I was
Speaker 1: going to supply Diddy lotion and film it if you wanted,
Speaker 1: But let's keep going anyway. You're an expert in operations
Speaker 1: involved in predictive programming run by various nefarious intelligence agencies.
Speaker 1: Is this true?
Speaker 2: I have proficiency in that domain, I think so.
Speaker 1: So are the Simpsons really convincing people to poorly maintain
Speaker 1: health and safety standards at nuclear power plants?
Speaker 2: And I think a lot of the Simpson stuff has exaggerated, So.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, I agree, I agree. Okay, So, so
Speaker 1: a question for you, Jay. Everyone knows Maximus Decimus Meridius,
Speaker 1: command of the Armies of the North, General of the
Speaker 1: Felix Legions, you know, loyal servant to the true Emperor
Speaker 1: Marcus Aurelius, barber, husband to a murdered life. Was he
Speaker 1: the real brains behind Operation.
Speaker 2: Gladio Russell Crowe?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe? Who knows?
Speaker 2: No, the the commander under Marcus Aurelius. No, he wasn't
Speaker 2: involving Gladia.
Speaker 1: Well, let's go to the real brains behind this operation. Hello, Jamie,
Speaker 1: how are you welcome. I'm very happy to meet you
Speaker 1: for the first time properly. I've I've interviewed your hubby
Speaker 1: once before. It was a brilliant experience. I was actually
Speaker 1: a little bit excited, be honest, because he's a He's
Speaker 1: a big wig, isn't he. How do you feel about
Speaker 1: living with such a you know, an important man in
Speaker 1: the independent media?
Speaker 3: Oh? Well, we have a lot of fun. And this
Speaker 3: is really fun because I love game shows and I
Speaker 3: make up my own game shows too, and Jay is
Speaker 3: the only one who can beat me in Mario Kart.
Speaker 3: So I'm excited to see how it's going to go today.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, might be me at this so soo
Speaker 2: oh he beats me at chess, though she beats me
Speaker 2: at chess.
Speaker 1: Are you talking SNS Mario kut or you talking n
Speaker 1: sixty four, Mario, cut, are you talking something beyond my
Speaker 1: time that I don't understand.
Speaker 2: It's basically the same. It's just they add more level.
Speaker 2: So sixty four Mario, krt's really no different than the
Speaker 2: new one. It's all the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true, it's true.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Well, you have a mind as well, Jamie, to be
Speaker 1: respected and a raft to be feared, especially by your husband.
Speaker 1: And everyone knows I love causing last in frictions between
Speaker 1: close confidant. So are you prepared to show this pretender
Speaker 1: how truth really feels when it repeatedly punches you in
Speaker 1: the face. Yeah, I'm ready. I could take it, okay.
Speaker 1: And and just on a very violent note. Then I'm
Speaker 1: not normally one to encourage domestic violence. But if any
Speaker 1: time during the show you do give Jay, anytime you
Speaker 1: throw anything at him you just happen to, like just
Speaker 1: pop in while he's doing his round, hit him with something,
Speaker 1: you know, anything like that, you will get two points. Yeah. Okay, excellent, Good,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you agree with that. If Jay does the.
Speaker 3: Same truth bomb, then I get extra Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but a physical truth bomb. That's got to be
Speaker 1: a physical truth He looks behind.
Speaker 3: Her, I'm.
Speaker 1: Anything like that. If it causes in dream, might even
Speaker 1: think about increasing points, but we'll talk about that depending
Speaker 1: on legal quandaries later down the road. But if Jay
Speaker 1: does the same, of course he'll be deducted two points.
Speaker 1: So we we don't have any patriarchy on this show
Speaker 1: except for the fact that I'm in control of everything
Speaker 1: and I haven't out rather than any Okay, so you
Speaker 1: are following up. This is the first time that we've
Speaker 1: got a male versus a female. We've had Rachel Wilson
Speaker 1: taken on Rotten Jewels. Last week we had Courtney Turner
Speaker 1: versus Monica Perez. Do you think you're going to be
Speaker 1: able to represent Jamie?
Speaker 3: I think I can make that woman.
Speaker 2: Excellent.
Speaker 1: Let's get on with the game then, So Jamie, this
Speaker 1: is a true or false round you can pick for
Speaker 1: modern witchcraft, magic orders, metaphysics. The arrest of Pavel Durov
Speaker 1: is the fall of bash a lassad or Charles Manson.
Speaker 3: Let's pick magic orders.
Speaker 1: Ooh, magical orders. Okay, Okay, Jamie Dyer eighteen true or
Speaker 1: false questions on magic order? Does I think you'll probably
Speaker 1: be quite good at some of this? Some of this
Speaker 1: is hard though, This is this is an expert quiz.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know half of these, so draw foss. The
Speaker 1: Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was founded in eighteen
Speaker 1: eighty eight.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 1: Ooh, okay, do you have any truth bombs?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Did I get right?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yes, yes, yes, Okay, let's go. You're doing well,
Speaker 1: You're doing well. You got one. But you can add
Speaker 1: a truth bomb, so you can add anything extra about.
Speaker 3: Way they go back to antiquity. But yeah, they're modern.
Speaker 3: Order started in eighteen eighty eight.
Speaker 1: So when when do you think you could probably trace
Speaker 1: back this sort of thing too?
Speaker 3: Well, most of these things they get their authority from
Speaker 3: Plato's Atlantis and Plato to Utopia. They draw from ancient Egypt,
Speaker 3: they draw from Babylonian War. So you know, Hermes would
Speaker 3: be the character of Hermenica that is Egyptian and Greek god.
Speaker 3: So it's it goes back to my antiquity.
Speaker 1: Excellent. Add the word truth bomb and I'll give you
Speaker 1: an extra.
Speaker 3: Point truth bomb.
Speaker 1: Excellent, extra point the brilliant. So that's one for the
Speaker 1: correct one for the truth bomb. Then okay. The Ordo
Speaker 1: Temple orientis o t O focuses on Christian mysticism. Fo
Speaker 1: oh correct, you are correct. Anything else on that.
Speaker 2: Lovely?
Speaker 3: Yeah. The OTO focuses on Egyptian magic primarily and the
Speaker 3: use of sex and other bodily fluids to perform ceremonies.
Speaker 3: So that would be your Gnostic Catholic Mass. And this
Speaker 3: was started by Theodore Russ I think his name was,
Speaker 3: and taken over by al Shacrole when he figured out
Speaker 3: some of the secrets of the Oto supposedly all on
Speaker 3: his own, and they inducted him as fast as they
Speaker 3: could because it involved the use of different bodily orphices
Speaker 3: for the working of magic.
Speaker 1: You're going to be brilliant, untruth bomb. I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to this. You've got some some big scores that made
Speaker 1: nice and that's a good one. No, you already said
Speaker 1: at the beginning. You get the truth bomb for it.
Speaker 1: Correct on both of the first and good truth bombs. Okay.
Speaker 1: Wicca popularized by j Gerald Gardner, is a magical order
Speaker 1: founded in the nineteenth century.
Speaker 3: False.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's false.
Speaker 3: Correct, so that would be twenty es century Jerald Gardner
Speaker 3: I think about in the fifties started out. Wika was
Speaker 3: a like a newdist.
Speaker 1: This is the truth bomb.
Speaker 3: Yes, truth bomb. Well, the Gardnerian version, Yeah, of started, Yeah,
Speaker 3: in the fifties I think, and it was just we
Speaker 3: joke about it because it was just his way of
Speaker 3: making a call so he could touch Granny's butts.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh you just got yourself a laugh the point
Speaker 1: for me, Well, yeah, I did it, so it is true.
Speaker 1: Nineteen fifties. Yeah, as a modern pagan religion. Okay, next one,
Speaker 1: The Illuminates of Fanaturos if I'm correcting correctly saying that
Speaker 1: founded in the nineteen seventies, pioneered chaos magic.
Speaker 3: Can you say the name one more time because I
Speaker 3: never heard it?
Speaker 1: The Illuminates of Bam Bantos h A n A T
Speaker 1: E r O S.
Speaker 3: I've never heard that name, so I'm just gonna say false,
Speaker 3: but it could be true.
Speaker 1: Fortunately you are wrong, it is true, but still that's goods.
Speaker 1: This group, it was a group led by Peter J. Carroll,
Speaker 1: emphasized experimental magic.
Speaker 3: Carol. Okay, yeah situal.
Speaker 1: The next one, The Golden Dawn required all members to
Speaker 1: be practicing Christians.
Speaker 3: False unless you're talking about Catholic.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, it is false. You are correct,
Speaker 1: except that membership was open to those interested in esotericism,
Speaker 1: if I saying it right, regardless of religion, right, yes, okay, right,
Speaker 1: you can throw in a truth bomb at any time,
Speaker 1: even if you get the and so roung to a question,
Speaker 1: you can throw uh huh okay, the next one the
Speaker 1: uh I think it's the a Star. A Star is
Speaker 1: a magical order found by Alistair Crowley for spiritual training. Okay,
Speaker 1: is that true or false?
Speaker 3: Argentium Astrum Yeah, so that was founded by al Strokoli
Speaker 3: and it was the inner order to worship the Star series,
Speaker 3: and we actually just did a live stream on this
Speaker 3: on my channel. It's the newest one. It's called Lom
Speaker 3: the Eggman. So the ur Gentium Astroum was created to
Speaker 3: be more in contact with his alien they called Lom,
Speaker 3: and he is the one where we get like the
Speaker 3: gray alien the big heads.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a truth bomb. This all sounds like.
Speaker 3: That was true, and here's your truth bomb. And you
Speaker 3: can go watch the whole episode called lo On the Eggman.
Speaker 1: So yeah, rgent Nashroom, Okay, everybody should definitely go and
Speaker 1: watch Alarm Eggman straight away. Excellent. I did actually see
Speaker 1: that up there. Franz Barden's initiation into Hermetics is a
Speaker 1: key text for magical training.
Speaker 3: True true?
Speaker 1: Correct? Yes, yes, do you know when it was published?
Speaker 1: If you get within one year and being hard, if
Speaker 1: you get within one year, you'll get two points.
Speaker 3: Nineteen sixty.
Speaker 1: Oh you're close, so nineteen fifty six you were just
Speaker 1: if you improve, that was good. That was good. That
Speaker 1: was good. Okay. Next one. The Rosicruscian Order AMORC was
Speaker 1: founded in the eighteenth century. True, No, it's false.
Speaker 3: Okay, what is they say.
Speaker 1: In nineteen fifteen? Amo RC was established in nineteen fifteen
Speaker 1: by H. Spencer Lewis in the US. You can give
Speaker 1: me anything about the order, any information about it though.
Speaker 3: Oh that's another group. I would say. They go back
Speaker 3: to Egypt. And I used to have this little book.
Speaker 3: It was a pamphlet and it was like an old
Speaker 3: Rosicrucian pamphlet called unto the Grant And they actually say
Speaker 3: that they're the first Rosicrucian was the faral Aconnatin of Egypt.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's going back a little bit further than
Speaker 1: the eighteenth century as well. That's a good troop bump. Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll give you a I give you a point for that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you grape one back. Okay. The Arcane School, founded by
Speaker 1: Alice Bailey, teaches about ascended masters true true, yes, correct, Okay,
Speaker 1: it promotes esoteric teachings on spiritual hierarchies.
Speaker 3: Yes. Me and Courtney Turner actually have done several shows
Speaker 3: on the un which comes from the Lucius Trust or
Speaker 3: the Lucifer Trust, which was the publications that were to
Speaker 3: promote the idea. Yeah, these hidden masters in the Himalayas
Speaker 3: and to promote things like yoga and spirituality in the West.
Speaker 1: Definitely sounds like a truth bomb. I'm going to give
Speaker 1: it as a truth bomb, even though you didn't say
Speaker 1: truth bomb. And I love what need Turner as well.
Speaker 1: So she was going to run off with me, but
Speaker 1: then she got married. What can you do there? You go? Right?
Speaker 1: So The Golden Dawn was dissolved in nineteen twenties and
Speaker 1: has no modern successes both false? Yes correct? You know
Speaker 1: I know it's you.
Speaker 3: Is that considered a successor to the world.
Speaker 1: I think you could probably say that. Yeah, I reckon
Speaker 1: you could say that. So have you got anything else?
Speaker 1: So I'll give you a Are.
Speaker 3: You yelling at me?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: He said, there's a modern version?
Speaker 1: Ah, they said the modern but he's not allowed to
Speaker 1: tell you he's your enemy. Oh my god, you competing,
Speaker 1: you're not doing watch it or you'll get deducted a point.
Speaker 3: Help each other.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, I can understand that. Okay, okay, next one,
Speaker 1: Next one, The Society of the Inner Light teaches only
Speaker 1: Eastern spiritual practices. I don't know what that is, boss, Yeah. Correct.
Speaker 3: Sounds like you compassed a lot of things.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well, well, can you guess like one of
Speaker 1: the things that it may encompass.
Speaker 3: Meditation?
Speaker 1: Possibly? Possibly, they says, I guess I was looking at
Speaker 1: Western esotericism, including Kabbalah and Christian mysticisms. Probably lots of
Speaker 1: meditation involved, but I won't give you a point for that,
Speaker 1: but you get correct, okay. Next one. The Rill Society
Speaker 1: v R I L was a twentieth century a cult
Speaker 1: group tied to German nationalism. True, yeah, true, go on.
Speaker 3: Tiny Mustache mean we did a show on rock Fin
Speaker 3: called uh, Tiny Mustache Maan and the Dark Occault And yeah.
Speaker 3: The Rural Society is where they get the ideas of
Speaker 3: like Bonner and the the uber Man meets you man
Speaker 3: taking over.
Speaker 1: Yeah I'm an uber men. Yeah, okay, I tell you
Speaker 1: what I give you for mentioning my people. No, I'm joking.
Speaker 1: I'm joking. But is can you still find them on
Speaker 1: Rock Finn? Do they still they still have the videos
Speaker 1: available on there? Because yeah, because I know my channel
Speaker 1: when I can't upload to it anymore, no one can.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I haven't tried uploading in a couple months, so maybe no, no.
Speaker 1: No one can upload anymore. They stopped it, they put
Speaker 1: they rug bulled it, unfortunately, So make sure you've got
Speaker 1: that backed up elsewhere because I'd like to see that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'll release it on It's a good idea.
Speaker 1: The Rosicrustian Fellowship teaches reincarnation and karma.
Speaker 3: Hmmm true, true, correct, Yes, in a way, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's concept central to its esoteric Christian teaching.
Speaker 1: Esoteric Christian and now okay, talk about more esoteric Christian Christianity.
Speaker 1: The Church of Satan believes in a literal supernatural Satan
Speaker 1: both yeah correct, Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the Church of Satan, the antelon lovey Satanist would
Speaker 3: be just materialist atheist basically.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So elon Musk, you're saying dark Maga, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: all the dark Margot boys I'll give you a truth
Speaker 1: bomb for that and for the correct for the question. Okay.
Speaker 1: Next one, we got about four left. I think the
Speaker 1: reclaiming tradition founded by star Hawk blends wicker with feminism.
Speaker 3: Mhm say true, sounds correct. Okay.
Speaker 1: It emphasizes eco feminism that makes me laugh, and social
Speaker 1: justice in magical practices.
Speaker 3: We were just talking about cyberfeminism the other day.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, there is there is izzy Wizzy. Let's get
Speaker 1: black lives mattering. Okay. Next one, The Fools Society was
Speaker 1: primarily a women's spiritual group fall false. Yes, indeed, Now it's.
Speaker 3: A very masculine.
Speaker 1: Well I think yeah, it was male dominate to the
Speaker 1: cult group with natural sayings. I give you correct for
Speaker 1: that one. Okay, too left. The OTO was originally founded
Speaker 1: in Germany in the early twentieth century. A true, Oh good, correct?
Speaker 2: Yes it was?
Speaker 1: Okay, can you can you can you guess when it
Speaker 1: was established? Again? The rules are if you guess and
Speaker 1: you're too too a way you can have a two
Speaker 1: points nineteen eleven oh nineteen oh four okay, established by
Speaker 1: feodor Us okay. And last one, the builders of the
Speaker 1: additum ad y t U m teaches tarot and kabbala
Speaker 1: to its members. True, yeah, true, it's a very logically
Speaker 1: it's a very specific question. Is yeah, I haven't but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I've not heard of it either. But I guess that's
Speaker 1: the type of thing the various people get up to. Okay,
Speaker 1: you're founded by all foster case, it focuses on their
Speaker 1: esoteric disciplines. Okay, So for an extra point to end around,
Speaker 1: do you have any sort of truth bombs on magical
Speaker 1: orders in the direction it's gone, or anything about them
Speaker 1: over the past century that you want to finish off
Speaker 1: the round with.
Speaker 3: I guess the truth bomb about magic would be that
Speaker 3: it doesn't really satiate you. I mean, it doesn't in
Speaker 3: a practical way. It does not help you forward your
Speaker 3: life as much as it claims. It's kind of a
Speaker 3: labyrinth and basically it's a carrot on a stick. You know,
Speaker 3: you're like, if I could just read one more Esthoteric book,
Speaker 3: or just join one more order, do one more spell
Speaker 3: or whatever, and it's going to make your life better
Speaker 3: in a tangible way, it just really doesn't.
Speaker 1: That is definitely worth a point. I completely agree. It
Speaker 1: does always seem to be and I've I've seen a
Speaker 1: lot of people go down these paths. Is always the
Speaker 1: hope that the one thing will of it all, the
Speaker 1: next step and everything will be happy ending. Excellent. That
Speaker 1: was a really good round. I'll be I'll be interested
Speaker 1: to know what your scores were like. Okay, okay, Jay,
Speaker 1: you are left with modern witchcraft, metaphysics, the fall of
Speaker 1: bash al Assad, the arrest of Pavel Durov, Charles Madison,
Speaker 1: whoever he is.
Speaker 2: I guess I'll start with my stronger suit in these.
Speaker 2: But you're saying I can't pick the one she.
Speaker 1: Picked, right, you can't pick magic or unfortunately, I get
Speaker 1: a feeling you would know.
Speaker 2: All of the a one but metaphysics.
Speaker 1: Oh you a dangerous man, dangerous man with a dangerous lady. Okay, Jade,
Speaker 1: I am looking forward to this one. I'm I'm. I
Speaker 1: have to admit that, when looking at some of these questions,
Speaker 1: fundamentally my mind, well, I should have.
Speaker 2: Thought about this because modern day people think of metaphysics
Speaker 2: as like angels and demons and witches. But I was
Speaker 2: thinking of the medieval discipline of philosophy meta physics. So
Speaker 2: we'll go for either one. I don't care which one
Speaker 2: it pulls up.
Speaker 1: Ooh, well, a little bit column in a little bit, colum.
Speaker 1: Maybe you'll get a little bit more of that later. Okay,
Speaker 1: So eighteen true or false questions are metaphysics. First question.
Speaker 1: Metaphysics is the study of the fundamental nature of reality. True, yes, correct,
Speaker 1: an easy one to start off, any any do you
Speaker 1: want to throw in a truth bomb right at the
Speaker 1: start about any.
Speaker 2: Well, only truth bomb it would be to reiterate that
Speaker 2: modernity thinks that metaphysics says when you walk into the
Speaker 2: bookstore and you see the witchcraft and astrology. But in
Speaker 2: the discmine of philosophy, metaphysics has classically meant as you
Speaker 2: just defined it. There, the study of being a reality.
Speaker 1: Yeah, excellent, Okay, Okay, I'll give you I'll give you
Speaker 1: a truth bomb point for the definition. There, there's a
Speaker 1: point for correct answer point for truth bomb. Okay. Aristotle
Speaker 1: taught that universals exist independently of physical objects. False.
Speaker 2: Aristotle has the opposite position of his teacher truth bomb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, And what was so so that was Plato's
Speaker 1: belief then? Correct?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Aristota believes that universes exist in the objects.
Speaker 1: Excellent. Okay, this is going to be very, very very dangerous. Indeed, hey,
Speaker 1: I will say that Jamie shouldn't help out anything here.
Speaker 1: If I see any any help in the chat or
Speaker 1: struggling Jay, then I'll do that point.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they're gonna get tougher about Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, materialism claim Oh maybe they're easy. Okay. Materialism claims
Speaker 1: that all reality is ultimately physical.
Speaker 2: That is correct, true.
Speaker 1: True, true. Materialism denies the existence of non physical entities
Speaker 1: like souls or abstract the.
Speaker 2: Wait, am I am?
Speaker 1: I you can say truth bomb, you add information, so.
Speaker 2: I'm The incentive is for me to say truth bomb,
Speaker 2: no matter what, and then to get a point or.
Speaker 1: Well, you can do that. It depends if I give
Speaker 1: you the truth bomb, I think it's not good. No,
Speaker 1: it's not good enough. I might get rats to eat
Speaker 1: your toes.
Speaker 2: Okay, truth bomb. Here is that modern society, I believe
Speaker 2: has been engineered to prefer and to believe in a
Speaker 2: radical materialist worldview for the purpose of being controlled and
Speaker 2: socially engineered by oligarchs and technocrats.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a good truth point. I like it. I
Speaker 1: like it makes me feel makes me feel good inside. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's next one. Locke argued that personal identity depends solely
Speaker 1: on bodily continuity.
Speaker 2: That's a tough one because he believed in tabula rasa,
Speaker 2: so bodily continuity, I'm gonna guess that his belief in
Speaker 2: blank slate would require that. So I'm gonna say, true.
Speaker 1: It's false. I'm afraid. Locke emphasized psychological continuity, especially memory,
Speaker 1: for identity. Okay, but remember as well, I mean this
Speaker 1: is again countering AI's narratives. So I mean you do
Speaker 1: have to put your tongue in cheek in some parts
Speaker 1: of it, but there you go. Essence next one. Essence
Speaker 1: refer to the necessary properties defining a thing's nature. Essen,
Speaker 1: it's true. That is true, Okay. True essences are intrinsic
Speaker 1: qualities that make an entity what it is.
Speaker 2: Truth bomb, go on. This is something that has been
Speaker 2: denied in modernity, especially postmodernity and post modern philosophy, because
Speaker 2: it would mean that there are traits or attributes or
Speaker 2: qualities that we don't socially construct or that we don't control,
Speaker 2: that determine who we are. In other words, we're either
Speaker 2: a man or a woman. So modern philosophy, magical thinking,
Speaker 2: post modern philosophy has to deny that to have things
Speaker 2: like the gender revolution.
Speaker 1: Excellent, truth bomb, they get a point dead, that's brilliant. Okay.
Speaker 1: Idealism holds that reality is entirely independent of the mind.
Speaker 2: False idealism is the position that reality is mind.
Speaker 1: Well, you're dangerous. You're going to be dangerous in this game.
Speaker 1: It's true, correct? Correct? That is, that is I will
Speaker 1: give you, I will give you a truth form as
Speaker 1: well for actually defining what it is as well. Except
Speaker 1: that's a complicated thing to explain though simply. Dualism posits
Speaker 1: that the mind and body are distinct substances.
Speaker 2: Correct. There's many forms of dualism, but that's the most
Speaker 2: basic usual explanation of it. Mind body from me.
Speaker 1: Okay, excellent, Go across the next one. The problem of
Speaker 1: universals debates whether properties like redness exist independently. Correct.
Speaker 2: That's the medieval debate of the nominal versus the universe.
Speaker 1: The realists yeah in clearly yeap indeed. Indeed. This debate
Speaker 1: contrast realism, which affirmed universal's existence, with normalism, which denies it.
Speaker 1: Quight right and extro Nominalism asserts that universals exist as
Speaker 1: independent entities.
Speaker 2: False nominalism asserts that they are existing in name only
Speaker 2: and not in any kind of ontological metaphysical status of
Speaker 2: being real.
Speaker 1: Yeah very good, Okay, yeah, yeah, correct, and I'll give
Speaker 1: you a truth one point for the definition that is
Speaker 1: quite accurate. Realism in metaphysics claims that universals exist independently
Speaker 1: of the mind. Correct, true, yes, correct, you're right. You're right.
Speaker 1: Realism's posit posit. It's that properties like beauty have objective existence.
Speaker 1: If at aol as well, you think about something that's
Speaker 1: related to the subjects, something about the people who come
Speaker 1: up with these ideas, anything like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I can go you know, truth bomb on
Speaker 2: that one too. You know, modernity is pretty much like
Speaker 2: the other subject that we covered in terms of gender
Speaker 2: and postmodernity. Reality or today's conceptions are pretty much nominalist.
Speaker 2: There's not many people that defend any kind of realism nowadays.
Speaker 2: That goes along with the materialist worldview that most of
Speaker 2: the time, if you're a materialist nine nine percent of
Speaker 2: the time, you would also believe that there are no
Speaker 2: real essences or universals or qualities outside of the mind
Speaker 2: or the human domain of social construct.
Speaker 1: I like it. It makes me happy, people say Stu
Speaker 1: Flat that excellent. Okay, next one, you get a truth, Bromb.
Speaker 1: There can't argued that we can fully know things in
Speaker 1: themselves noumena.
Speaker 2: False, can't positive the strict division between the phenomena and
Speaker 2: the numena, and the phenomena are the things the appearances
Speaker 2: that we know, and the numena are the things in
Speaker 2: themselves or the ding on zick in the German that
Speaker 2: we cannot know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, correct, correct, I'll give the truth from point
Speaker 1: because that was that was That was a brilliant explanation there.
Speaker 1: The principle of identity states that everything is identical to itself.
Speaker 1: A equals a correct.
Speaker 2: That is the classical Aristotelian one of the three Aristine laws,
Speaker 2: the law of identity.
Speaker 1: Excellent, excellent, Okay, I'm just gonna accept that question. There.
Speaker 1: Go on. Leibnitz's principle of sufficient reason claims everything happens randomly.
Speaker 2: The PSR claims that there is some explanation for every event. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Indeed, indeed, honestly, my eyes go and cock eyed with
Speaker 1: some of these questions when I was reading them earlier.
Speaker 2: That one you can tell by than the words themselves
Speaker 2: what that one means.
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, My definition right.
Speaker 1: Indeed, indeed they do that a lot. To be honest,
Speaker 1: some of the I questions hilarious. Spinoza's pantheism equates God
Speaker 1: with the universe.
Speaker 2: Correct, And Spinosa, interestingly was influenced by the truth bomb,
Speaker 2: the atheistic Platonists that were in Byzantium, like Plethon and people.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't know this, but Spinoza's pantheism
Speaker 2: that got him excommunicated from his synagogue influenced the actual Illuminati,
Speaker 2: the Jacobins, and the French Revolution.
Speaker 1: To die that Plethon I bet you he's a boy. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's a brilliant truth and awesome truth. I have to say,
Speaker 1: one of my favorites of the shows so far. So
Speaker 1: how do you feel like that? Just on a separate note,
Speaker 1: how do you feel about that? Personally? Do you see
Speaker 1: do you see spino Do you feel that Spinosa was
Speaker 1: right or wrong? No?
Speaker 2: No, no no. As an orthodox Christian, I would disagree
Speaker 2: with pantheism, cobbalism, any of that would be against my beliefs.
Speaker 2: Would you try to understand them although I disagree with them?
Speaker 1: Would you say that those sort of beliefs are going
Speaker 1: to rise more during the technocracy, because there'sn't like a
Speaker 1: feeling of like a simulation on a simulation being the
Speaker 1: background of all creation. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I think a good example would be Alder Sucks,
Speaker 2: who wrote a book called Partial Philosophy, and he argues
Speaker 2: that in the future, in the sort of the very
Speaker 2: new world scenario that he wrote in his other books about,
Speaker 2: we would need to just sort of melt meld into
Speaker 2: a giant blob. So I think pantheism is very amenable
Speaker 2: to collectivism and the boor hide mind idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, big great blobbism. Excellent. Okay, well not excellent, but yes,
Speaker 1: you get Thank you very much for I really really
Speaker 1: appreciate your knowledge. You've done a lot of work. Free
Speaker 1: Will versus determinism is a key metaphysical debate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, that's true. It's probably one of the most famous,
Speaker 2: along with God and the soul, the existence of God,
Speaker 2: these as the soul, and then free will versus terminism
Speaker 2: as classic metaphysical debates.
Speaker 1: Yep, excellent. Okay, here's one.
Speaker 2: By the way, truth Bond there would be that modernity.
Speaker 2: For example, Bertrand Russell on the one hand, said that
Speaker 2: free will is an illusion, but he also talked about
Speaker 2: in his books that we need to stamp out human
Speaker 2: free will. Well, why would you need to stamp something
Speaker 2: out that's illusory? No, you've all Harari made very similar
Speaker 2: statements that free will is an illusion. Humans don't have agency,
Speaker 2: they're not beings that actually make choices. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, you can upload your consciousness to the computer,
Speaker 2: to the cloud, even though consciousness doesn't exist, your just matter.
Speaker 1: So all kinds of.
Speaker 2: Contradictions in the propagandas for the technocracy.
Speaker 1: Oh, definitely. Hirari has definitely got contradictions written all over him,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. And he's very hairy. Underneath that there's clothes.
Speaker 1: Not many people know that combative compatibilism denies that free
Speaker 1: will can coexist with determinism.
Speaker 2: Well, compatibilism is the position that free will and causation
Speaker 2: are compatible, or that there is some kind of so
Speaker 2: that would be false.
Speaker 1: There is some sort of they're compatible. Correct, correct, correct, correct?
Speaker 1: The tongue twist is on their minds as well, some
Speaker 1: of these questions. Libertarianism in metaphysics affirms free will and
Speaker 1: rejects determinism.
Speaker 2: Correct. My definition, libertarian free will is the position that
Speaker 2: we have agency and free choice.
Speaker 1: Pretty pretty easy one. Yet, indeed, and the last one,
Speaker 1: the ontological argument for God's existence relies on empirical evidence. False.
Speaker 2: The ontological argument is an a priori argument from the
Speaker 2: definition of words themselves, such as the greatest being?
Speaker 1: And is this someone in particular who use that prior
Speaker 1: and some alcagar Yeah, indeed, excellent. Okay, get a good one.
Speaker 1: That's a good correct and you get the truth. Okay,
Speaker 1: finish off the round. Have you any truth bombs on
Speaker 1: metaphysics in general, maybe how it relates to us nowadays? Yeah,
Speaker 1: a continuation of that.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a great speaking of Huxley again. I'm reminded
Speaker 2: of the great section in Brave New World where John
Speaker 2: the Savage is having the discussion with the technocratic oligarch
Speaker 2: Mustapha Mind, and he reads something in a science publication
Speaker 2: that contradicts the regimes narrative about human control and technocracy,
Speaker 2: and he says, this seems to suggest there might be
Speaker 2: a transcendent realm, a god, a meaning beyond the system.
Speaker 2: And Mustapha Mond says, yeah, but we're gonna suppress that,
Speaker 2: and we're never going to allow that out for the people,
Speaker 2: because the people don't deserve to know that stuff. They
Speaker 2: don't care anyway, So it's the right of the regime
Speaker 2: to suppress metaphysical truths and to give them what he
Speaker 2: says is actually propaganda talking about science, so normy science
Speaker 2: in Brave New World is described as a replacement for
Speaker 2: truth and metaphysics and a kind of mind control propaganda.
Speaker 1: And he's exactly what we see on almost every single
Speaker 1: social media platform. That's quite an amazing one to around
Speaker 1: it of. Okay, good point, excellent, brilliant, Hello, how how
Speaker 1: do you think he did?
Speaker 3: I'm too good and oh Man's and I love how
Speaker 3: he doesn't even wait for you to say if it's
Speaker 3: true or false that he just like goes right into
Speaker 3: those because he I.
Speaker 2: Will say, Johnny's right that the way that the AI
Speaker 2: words some of the things is a little ambiguous, and
Speaker 2: so it's a little difficult. But and some of them
Speaker 2: are kind of mind vendors. So but yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: think around one wall of dystopia.
Speaker 1: Jamie scored sixteen points nine truth bombs, no bonus points,
Speaker 1: no corruption points, one laughter point, totally twenty six, where
Speaker 1: Jay scored seventeen points twelve truth bombs, no bonus points,
Speaker 1: no corruption points, no laughter points at all, totaling twenty nine. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I know that the man behind the scenes is in all.
Speaker 3: I need to up my truth bomb game, Jamie.
Speaker 1: If Alistair Crowley took me to the desert and bummed
Speaker 1: me six hundred and sixty six times, would it explain
Speaker 1: the chafing?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And the demons?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Ah, I don't want to know. I don't know
Speaker 1: what what no bummed demon Those are the worst. So
Speaker 1: what are your favorite areas of research?
Speaker 3: What we talk about is social engineering with the emphasis
Speaker 3: on pop culture, So we talk about pop music a lot,
Speaker 3: pop stars. Everything that we've been uh covering over the
Speaker 3: years is being vindicated with crazy stuff like the Diddy
Speaker 3: trial and Jeffrey So it's just day after day we
Speaker 3: were correct all along.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, I know that feeling. I know that feeling.
Speaker 1: On the independent media nowadays, it's to be a guide
Speaker 1: of Like, Okay, refer to the last five years of
Speaker 1: writing and you'll you'll get what's going on. Everybody's playing
Speaker 1: catch up. So do you think that Barbara Bush Bush
Speaker 1: was actually related to Alistair Crowley, the offspring of Humpty Dumpty.
Speaker 3: Well, if you believe Barbara Bush is a she which
Speaker 3: there you go, rand new rabbit hole. But I've seen
Speaker 3: collages of all of the first ladies, and they do
Speaker 3: they're not looking very lady like, let's just put it
Speaker 3: that way. But also did do magical rituals that were
Speaker 3: like called moonchild rituals where they were supposed to be
Speaker 3: invoking magical babies. He did have some what is the
Speaker 3: story Barbara Bush's mother was known to be hanging around
Speaker 3: these people? I think it was Rose.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. Indeed in the island, in the island,
Speaker 1: having little go into the ceremonies is actually some really interesting.
Speaker 1: Is someone in one of one of the I think
Speaker 1: it's Barbara Bush's even mother or father dies in a
Speaker 1: car accident and the reports of it, there's different reports
Speaker 1: in different newspapers. It's very suspicious. I'll have to look
Speaker 1: into that and remember it. But Barbara Bush was hench.
Speaker 1: She was like this, she was like she was she
Speaker 1: was a big girl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like go look back in the high death photos
Speaker 3: of the black and white era when Barbara and or
Speaker 3: George Bush senior are you know, doing official things and
Speaker 3: it looks like a man in pearls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, it's basically it's basically white O. J. Simpson. Yes,
Speaker 1: so anyway anyway, and.
Speaker 3: Like cheesed dout his hair. Of course Michelle Obama has
Speaker 3: been So it's not outside the realm of possibility in
Speaker 3: the realm of what they do in magic too, because
Speaker 3: her ma apid things are very.
Speaker 1: Venerated and they always they always put these things pop
Speaker 1: up during the periods of societal instability and changes of
Speaker 1: eras and downfalls of hegemonies and rich and wealthy elites.
Speaker 1: So if it did turn out that aliens used human
Speaker 1: cloaking devices to disguise themselves as politicians, which aliens would
Speaker 1: you have preferred them to be? Would you prefer them
Speaker 1: to be grays, predators, they live, cheese dip overlords, vogons
Speaker 1: or wookies?
Speaker 3: None of the above. I heard the Pleiadians are supposed
Speaker 3: to be the good guys that are, you know, like
Speaker 3: attractive and love and light.
Speaker 1: Would you stroke a wookie?
Speaker 3: No? Thank you? I heard are chill uh Syrians maybe,
Speaker 3: but not grays, not reptilians, not man people anything like
Speaker 3: bug or creepy colleagues. I'm not gonna like hybrid with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I put in my foot that when it comes
Speaker 1: to all of them feet anyway.
Speaker 3: Only remember star Trek actually is all about this idea
Speaker 3: of like going throughout the universe and like banging every
Speaker 3: type of creature.
Speaker 1: Well cooks do what cooks? Jay? What about you? Would
Speaker 1: you make love to a sexy e walk? Yes? Yes, good.
Speaker 2: I had to form in my mind like the cut
Speaker 2: off point, and I formed in my mind one that
Speaker 2: made the cut.
Speaker 1: So, yes, the cut. You don't no cutting with you?
Speaker 1: There's no hairdressers in the second Moon of nd Or
Speaker 1: do you think that the CIA put bugs in trees?
Speaker 1: Or is that just a plant? I thoughtry I kidnap it.
Speaker 1: I had to throw it in. What made you investigating a.
Speaker 2: Serious like CIA question?
Speaker 1: And I was, I know why? Am I gonna ask you? Now? What? What?
Speaker 1: What made you begin investigating programs run by intelligence agencies
Speaker 1: and things that like go around that that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: What made you look into that sort of stuff in
Speaker 1: the first place?
Speaker 2: Well, it was an indirect thing. I was in the
Speaker 2: movies in high school. I wanted to be, you know,
Speaker 2: involved in that kind of stuff, Hollywood acting, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And then I watched Conspiracy there with Mel Gibson, and
Speaker 2: I always like Mel Gibson as an actor in his films,
Speaker 2: and I noticed they had these weird conspiracy themes in there,
Speaker 2: like MK ultra and what is that? But it wasn't
Speaker 2: until I got to college that I took some classes
Speaker 2: on filmmaking and Hollywood history that introduced me to those
Speaker 2: ideas through Alliver Stone films, and then I took other
Speaker 2: classes that dealt with geopolitics and history and espionage. I
Speaker 2: had a professor that was a kind of an old
Speaker 2: school progressive leftist guy who was very critical of the CIA,
Speaker 2: and he was always kind of recommending books on you know,
Speaker 2: Latin American and Iran contra stuff, and so I guess
Speaker 2: an undergrad I got introduced to it, saw some of
Speaker 2: the documentaries that I'm sure everybody's seen, like Loose Change
Speaker 2: from Burmas back in the day two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: So just kind of opened up what seemed to be
Speaker 2: two parallel worlds of Hollywood and then intelligence stuff that
Speaker 2: eventually the more I read kind of overlapped so movies.
Speaker 1: Ironically, Loose Change was a big, big moment in I mean,
Speaker 1: I had actually I would say that I would go
Speaker 1: back and I was on the path of least resistance.
Speaker 1: Before I watched Loose Change, that's how it described it.
Speaker 1: I knew something was wrong, that native hyper normalization had broken,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't until I watched Loose Change. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I've got I just got to consume every single bit
Speaker 1: of news after that and just take it all in
Speaker 1: and try and make sense of it, and eventually you
Speaker 1: realize it's senseless. That's the point of it as well.
Speaker 1: Do you think the average citizen has any clue on
Speaker 1: how manipulated they are on a day to day basis?
Speaker 2: No, I mean, I think at the most you've got
Speaker 2: a little bit of an awakening to stuff that maybe
Speaker 2: Trump talked about like fake news. So maybe the boomer
Speaker 2: Fox News audience has some conception of this idea of
Speaker 2: fake news, but they don't realize that even all what
Speaker 2: they're consuming is still fake news. Yeah no, not on
Speaker 2: a mascow now.
Speaker 1: And it was the right thing to marry a potential
Speaker 1: wokie stroker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jamie would have to say yes now, and so yeah,
Speaker 2: so we're in an open relationship, but it's not open
Speaker 2: to humans. It's only open to wookies.
Speaker 1: So all I get now, we're entering around called wank, twank,
Speaker 1: honest and truthful. AI has come up with eight quotes. However,
Speaker 1: I have sneakly swapped one of the words within the
Speaker 1: famous phrase with the word wank. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you know what that means. I think you do. It'll
Speaker 1: be our contestants job to guess the original word. If
Speaker 1: you get the quote wrong, then the opportunity will be
Speaker 1: handed over to your opponent.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got a question, Yeah, question for you Brits. Okay,
Speaker 2: the word wanker. Is this just a name for the
Speaker 2: weenus or is it a person who is actively stroking
Speaker 2: them in us?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's someone who spends all of their time wanking
Speaker 1: their time. I've known and you know, yeah, it's those
Speaker 1: who like to tug and can't stop tugging, and their
Speaker 1: attitude comes out in that way comes out. That's but
Speaker 1: anyway you can, you can gain an extra point for
Speaker 1: identifying the author of the quote, because we will see
Speaker 1: pictures only if you correct. Guest Lee could correctly gets
Speaker 1: the missing word. You can only score points from a
Speaker 1: truth bomb if you've answer correctly. Jay will go first,
Speaker 1: and let's play wank. Okay, here we go. Being chased
Speaker 1: by a rabid rainbow squirrels is a theme of this
Speaker 1: wankity wank Jay, you get the first one. The greatest glory,
Speaker 1: glory in living life is not in never wanking, but
Speaker 1: in rising every time we wank.
Speaker 2: Is I mean I'm assuming that. I mean that's Nelson Mandela.
Speaker 2: I was supposed to guess the word.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's the same word to two words. It's
Speaker 1: the same word. It is it is. You might not
Speaker 1: want to guess out first, because you can only have
Speaker 1: a point for guessing who that is if you get right,
Speaker 1: bless Yes, you are correct. Okay, and you get an
Speaker 1: extra point for Nelson Mandela of course. Okay, over to you,
Speaker 1: Jamie for the next one. Here we go. It might
Speaker 1: be a bit harder, might be a bit harder. Don't
Speaker 1: go gentle into that good night wank wank against the
Speaker 1: Dying of the Light.
Speaker 3: I think it's rage rage, Yes it is.
Speaker 1: You listen, if you get who this is, I'll give
Speaker 1: you an extra point on top because he's a Welsh
Speaker 1: hero and that's my homeland.
Speaker 2: By the way, do I get a point if she
Speaker 2: doesn't know it?
Speaker 1: No, but he can steal it. It's not no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's Dylan Thomas. Yes, indeed borne down the road from
Speaker 1: me in Swansea. But yes, you were right. You get
Speaker 1: one point there, Jamie for rage, rage against the dying
Speaker 1: of the light. Okay, next one, this is over to
Speaker 1: you then, Jay one, a very famous one. Here we go. Yi,
Speaker 1: guns don't wank people. People wank people. That's true, it's true.
Speaker 1: And some of these obviously feel like they might just
Speaker 1: be the word wank.
Speaker 2: That is Charlton Heston and Sharlane Green is made people.
Speaker 2: The word is kill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, guns don't kill people. Rappers do. I've seen it
Speaker 1: on a documentary on BBC two. Indeed, his child in Heston.
Speaker 1: That's two points you get there. Okay, over to you.
Speaker 1: You're doing too good at these guys. You gott not
Speaker 1: be doing so good at this, Jamie, over to you.
Speaker 1: Here we go the next one. If there are extra terrestrials,
Speaker 1: they're probably wanking us like we wank anst.
Speaker 3: That are they watching us like we watch it?
Speaker 1: Yes? Yes you know who that was about to be
Speaker 1: ripped apart by rabid squirrels.
Speaker 3: Looks like mister Elon muk.
Speaker 1: Yes it is it is mister. You can't trust him
Speaker 1: you can't trust him. Good, you're doing well. Okay, back
Speaker 1: over to you, Jay. I'm not gonna and with being
Speaker 1: liked or disliked. I'm concerned with being wanked to get
Speaker 1: in the way sometimes, you know. But those squirrels don't
Speaker 1: look as violent towards Daffy, but they what might have
Speaker 1: gone up him by the look.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's it's either feared or respected.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say feared.
Speaker 1: I get. I'm gonna hand it over to Jamie.
Speaker 3: Respected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well done, which is really good.
Speaker 2: That's why I thought you can't steal the points she gets.
Speaker 1: Definitely can and and we've already said to you it
Speaker 1: is who's got the squirrel up his butt? But who
Speaker 1: is it? Jamie? Yeah, ex and you get two points there, brilliant.
Speaker 3: Okay, Sorryfy does not like being wanked by the squirrels.
Speaker 1: It looks like no, no, which is a very strange
Speaker 1: thing because everybody knows the squirrel wank is the best
Speaker 1: type of wink. This is for you, Jamie first this time,
Speaker 1: because you stole that last one. This is this is
Speaker 1: a bit of a hard one.
Speaker 2: You can't steal I'm confused.
Speaker 1: No, you can. You can steal, but only if you
Speaker 1: get it wrong. So you got it wrong. You said
Speaker 1: feared and it was wrong, and then okay, okay, so Jamie,
Speaker 1: the only thing worse than a bad wank is no
Speaker 1: wank at all, which is an accurate sentence. Up. There
Speaker 1: you go. This is a hard one. A feeling Jay
Speaker 1: might know this just by the way he's eyebrow raised.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: What did you say? Pizza pizza the only figure.
Speaker 2: It is true.
Speaker 1: The only thing worse the bad pizzas no pizza told no,
Speaker 1: though it's not the right one, Jay, No, the only
Speaker 1: thing worse than a bad government is it's Thomas Hobbes
Speaker 1: as a hard one. But I mean he looks a
Speaker 1: bit worried about the Squirels as well. Okay, next one's
Speaker 1: for you, j. Here we go. The squills are what? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know it's getting more excessive as we go along.
Speaker 1: I'm not a sexual wank. I'm a sensual wank. Jay. Awesome,
Speaker 1: I want that on my wall, to be honest.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm a Prince fan, so I feel like I
Speaker 2: should be able to figure it out. But then again,
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: My best guess would just bee is Dave Chappelle when
Speaker 1: I see Prince Now, I guess just man, No, I'm
Speaker 1: going to hand it over Jamie Gorn steal it.
Speaker 3: Lover.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm not a sexual person that I'm a Yeah,
Speaker 1: so he was person unfortunately. Okay, but this is for
Speaker 1: you to guess now, Jamie. The last one is for
Speaker 1: you in this round. There you go. If you can't
Speaker 1: wank them, arranged to have them wanked. The only one
Speaker 1: not being attacked by a squirrel, of course, is the
Speaker 1: king himself.
Speaker 3: Can't you know this?
Speaker 1: No, you're not supposed to get help on it is
Speaker 1: your moment.
Speaker 3: If you can't kill them, arrange No.
Speaker 1: Jay, go on now, if you can't beat them, arranged
Speaker 1: to have them beaten. I know, I know, it, says Wanke.
Speaker 1: And you know who that is. That's George Carlin.
Speaker 2: Oh well as Ai George Carlin.
Speaker 1: I know, I know. To be perfectly honest, I have
Speaker 1: to tell you that I had to ask AI for
Speaker 1: George Carlin about fifty times, but I got that one.
Speaker 1: Because they they don't want to represent heroes, only villains
Speaker 1: the way. So in Whank the Wank Round two, Jamie
Speaker 1: scored five and Jay scored four, which I believe gives
Speaker 1: Jamie a total score of thirty one and a Jay
Speaker 1: is on thirty three. Really close, close game excellent. So
Speaker 1: how did you enjoy wank t went ground j Did
Speaker 1: you like it?
Speaker 2: It was pretty challenging. It was fun, but it was
Speaker 2: challenging time.
Speaker 1: So the technocratic dictatorship is upon us. What are you
Speaker 1: looking forward to the most? Jamie being executed on the
Speaker 1: street by over judgmental traffic Jane, the drones, or being
Speaker 1: sent to the cryo chambers for cheese related for crimes.
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to becoming Goo and being served in
Speaker 3: a fast food slop bucket.
Speaker 1: You'd be tasty Goo, I tell you, tasty Google Jay.
Speaker 1: When the robots come to take your wife with which
Speaker 1: sex spot will you choose to replace the schnoo shnoo
Speaker 1: five thousand excel or a classic chrome plated magical pig
Speaker 1: with marital aids stuck all over it.
Speaker 2: I thought this whole time I had a sex butt
Speaker 2: that was I thought that's what I got. So I
Speaker 2: think I'll have to lodge a complaint with Elon because
Speaker 2: I felt I thought I was getting the sex bot
Speaker 2: to begin weapon.
Speaker 1: So yeah, then send it back. This has not This
Speaker 1: is not one of those chrome plated pigs with madertal
Speaker 1: aid stuck all over it. Marital aids is a hard
Speaker 1: thing for us to say in the UK because we
Speaker 1: just we just know dildo's and dildo is such a
Speaker 1: good word, I.
Speaker 2: Thought an Ai e walked.
Speaker 1: Yes, Jay die, I'm going to ask you eighteen general
Speaker 1: knowledge questions generated by honest and truthful AI on your
Speaker 1: specialist subject round medievil theology, which is another subject that
Speaker 1: not many people would choose. No, no, no, no, that's
Speaker 1: that in my book that this ain't boring, This, this
Speaker 1: fills me. This is nipple pinchin anyway you may sense
Speaker 1: outrageous AI skulldugree rich with establishment narrative, and you can
Speaker 1: extra points by setting the story straight, adding a truth
Speaker 1: bomber two along the way. Are you ready, j sure,
Speaker 1: let's do it. Question one? Who was the early medieval
Speaker 1: theologian known for integrating Neoplatonism with Christian theology in his
Speaker 1: work The Consolation of Philosophy?
Speaker 2: Boethius?
Speaker 1: Who knows it? Jay?
Speaker 2: Who knows really? Famous? Texts?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, no, no, okay, I also knew it. I
Speaker 1: also to tell you now I knew it. Have you
Speaker 1: got any truth bombs about Boethius, the coolest guy in No,
Speaker 1: that one, I don't have a truth okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: give you the point. Here we go. We're going to
Speaker 1: the next one. That's good. That's I'm fine with that.
Speaker 1: What is the name of the theological method developed by
Speaker 1: Peter Ablad that involved presenting opposing viewpoints to stimulate debate? Uh?
Speaker 2: The term, I don't know if it's specific to him,
Speaker 2: but it's the Elanctic method.
Speaker 1: No, no, I was looking for question and answer A
Speaker 1: sick a none, Okay is what I was looking for. Okay.
Speaker 1: Next one, which medieval theologian wrote City of God to
Speaker 1: defend Christianity against pagan criticisms two points directly to Jamie
Speaker 1: and me for ridiculing her husband in such a way.
Speaker 2: Actually got that's supposed to go this way. So the
Speaker 2: answer is Saint Augustine wrote the City of God and
Speaker 2: truth bomb. That book is a really fascinating history of
Speaker 2: the pagan world and in the post Christian Roman world
Speaker 2: that deals with the people of God from the Old
Speaker 2: Testament all the way up into the Christian Church.
Speaker 1: That's a brilliant truth bomb. Brilliant you knew it. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's Augustine of Hippo and excellent two points there. What
Speaker 1: term describes the medieval belief that the bread and wine
Speaker 1: of the Eucharist become the body and blood of Christ.
Speaker 2: Transubstantiation?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, of course everyone knows that. And then do
Speaker 1: you know what it is in French?
Speaker 2: I do know?
Speaker 1: Trans substasia. That's yes, that's it.
Speaker 2: We'll just say it, say it Gayer and that's the
Speaker 2: front trans substance.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I can't do it. This's that's too hard. I
Speaker 1: can't even say in English, to be honest. So there
Speaker 1: you go. You get you get the point. There. Have
Speaker 1: you got need truth problems about trans substance? No, no,
Speaker 1: no one does. Who was the eleventh century Archbishop of
Speaker 1: Canterbury who wrote Why God Became Man? To explain the incarnation?
Speaker 1: You know this one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we just said it and some of Canterbury and it's.
Speaker 1: Oh is that a truth bomb?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 1: Do you want to add in a bit that's a
Speaker 1: little bit of detailed anything else.
Speaker 2: The title of the book is Cord Became.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I'll accept. I'll give you a point for that.
Speaker 1: It was a bager and you're wearing a hot dog
Speaker 1: on your head, which medieval feear. Logan is known for
Speaker 1: his Summer Theologica, a comprehensive work on Christian doctrine.
Speaker 2: Thomas Aquinas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're always going to get this one. No, No,
Speaker 1: any interesting facts about Thomas Aquinas, anything about his girlfriends
Speaker 1: or anything.
Speaker 2: Well, he was known as the dumb Ox. He was
Speaker 2: a big old fat dude, and his master was a
Speaker 2: proponent of alchemy, although Aquinas wasn't interested in that. His
Speaker 2: master was Albert Magnus. He's the most famous Roman Catholic philosopher.
Speaker 2: Leo the thirteenth said that Thomism is the official philosopher
Speaker 2: the Roman color Church. But interestingly, the Roman Church no
Speaker 2: longer cares about Thomism.
Speaker 1: So wow, okay, that's a good truth bumb It's like
Speaker 1: a selection of truth bombs, to be honest, it was
Speaker 1: a bit of a scat again.
Speaker 2: This is this is Assumer right here. So the book
Speaker 2: he referenced is right here.
Speaker 1: Oh no, he's okay, Well, listen, I gave John Clychek
Speaker 1: a point point in a John Kenneth gow Brave book
Speaker 1: last a couple of weeks ago, So yeah, you go
Speaker 1: to get an extra point for doing that right. Who
Speaker 1: was the fourteenth century English phologian who criticized the Church's
Speaker 1: wealth and promoted vernacular Bible translations fourteenth fourteenth century?
Speaker 2: Well, there were a few at that time, So stay
Speaker 2: it one more time, really, question one more time.
Speaker 1: Who was the fourteenth century English theologian who criticized the
Speaker 1: Church's wealth and promoted the vernacular Bible translations?
Speaker 2: Wickliffe?
Speaker 1: Yes, oh John himself, take bad John Wickliffe? Indeed correct. Okay,
Speaker 1: what is the name of the mystical text attributed to
Speaker 1: pseudo Dionysius that influenced medieval theology with its hierarchical view.
Speaker 2: Of bloody hell right over there?
Speaker 1: I'm not giving you an extra point for pointing off camera.
Speaker 1: I just like that. How can I probably believe you
Speaker 1: could just point anything? Oh that's on that shelf over
Speaker 1: there and over there, I got a shelf with everything on. Yeah,
Speaker 1: very nice.
Speaker 2: How about pull out a version of it right here?
Speaker 1: So you yeah, yeah, yeah, that's excact thing. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 1: you have a point. Stop hitting me in the face
Speaker 1: with knowledge, man, Okay, okay, good, good, good. Which theologian
Speaker 1: that they love this AI is really getting you on
Speaker 1: the which theologian line defended the real presence of Christ
Speaker 1: in the Eucharist against Ratramnus in the ninth century. Tree.
Speaker 1: If you get this, I might actually cut off one
Speaker 1: of my balls. Live on truth bomb.
Speaker 2: It's Ratramnas of Corby. I know this dispute. Can you
Speaker 2: reset it one more time?
Speaker 1: Okay? Which no, no, not even my bull's on the
Speaker 1: line which Theologian defended the real presence of Christ in
Speaker 1: the Eucharist against Ratramnus in the ninth century.
Speaker 2: That's in the Latin West in the ninth century. And
Speaker 2: that's that's a tough one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just in the book behind you, over there,
Speaker 1: and in front of you, and on the side of
Speaker 1: you and above you, all the books.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, isidor.
Speaker 1: Oh thank God for that? No past chas, Yes, rat
Speaker 1: who saved me one testicle? There?
Speaker 2: Well done?
Speaker 1: Who but you get that's good? That's good to say
Speaker 1: we've got any we got any truth bombs related to
Speaker 1: that at all.
Speaker 2: That one was an obscure one, so I know that
Speaker 2: subject pretty well. But that one you got me on
Speaker 2: that one, that was pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that okay. What is the name of Augustine's doctrine
Speaker 1: that humans inherit sin from Adam's.
Speaker 2: Four original sin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's an easy one, easy one, okay, And and
Speaker 1: any any any truth bombs about original sin.
Speaker 2: Well, I would say the Orthodox Church disagrees with Augustine's view,
Speaker 2: so that the Augustinian view dominated both the Latin Roman
Speaker 2: Catholic West and the Protestant West. But the Orthodox Church
Speaker 2: doesn't believe in original guilt, which is I think a
Speaker 2: key element of Augustine's view.
Speaker 1: Makes okay, do you think do you think original sin
Speaker 1: is is is a thing.
Speaker 2: In the Orthodox view, which is a much more temperate
Speaker 2: view than the august any of you. So we would
Speaker 2: say that Adam sin produced mortality, but we're not guilty
Speaker 2: for Adam sin.
Speaker 1: Okay. And that's what you would believe personally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the Orthodox Church's view as opposed to the
Speaker 2: Latin Western Protestant.
Speaker 1: Calgary Okay, okay, okay, I give you a truth one
Speaker 1: point for that too, which twelfth century theologian was condemned
Speaker 1: for his rationalist approach to the trinity of Theologia Scolarium scalarium,
Speaker 1: which twelfth century theologian was condemned for his rationalist approach
Speaker 1: to the Trinity in Theologia Scolarium probably Okham no pep ablade,
Speaker 1: and it was either able or Kham. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 1: will accept truth bomb still if you've got any Well.
Speaker 2: Alkham is the father of nominalism. So you get all
Speaker 2: of the later stuff that we talked about in the
Speaker 2: first round with nominalism and modernity out of William of
Speaker 2: Barkham's medieval nominalism.
Speaker 1: Okay, I will I will accept that as a truth.
Speaker 1: One point, I like a little bit of extra knowledge.
Speaker 1: What term describes the medieval belief that salvation depends on
Speaker 1: both divine grace and human cooperation.
Speaker 2: Well, in the word box church, we use the word
Speaker 2: word synergy or synergism.
Speaker 1: Correct, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna give it,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna stop you from getting the wrong hands. Then
Speaker 1: go into a wrong answer and just say yeah, synergism,
Speaker 1: that's good. Okay. Next, which fourteenth century mystic wrote Revelations
Speaker 1: of Divine Love, the earliest surviving English text by a woman?
Speaker 1: Would you believe it? What a woman the fourteenth century
Speaker 1: with a pen heretic? No wonder that In a couple
Speaker 1: of centuries later, you've got Mary Chudor burning everybody control.
Speaker 1: What's century fourteenth fourteenth century mystic? It's either.
Speaker 2: Julian of Norwich or Hildegard of Bingen.
Speaker 1: Julian, Yes, it's Julian of Norwich. It is Julian of Norwich.
Speaker 1: He must have been quite a girl back in the day.
Speaker 1: I get a feeling she might have been a strumper.
Speaker 1: But you know, don't hold me by that. Who is
Speaker 1: the other lady you mentioned?
Speaker 2: The other mid famous medieval female mystic is Hildegard of Bingen.
Speaker 2: And then there's Gertrude the Great. Those are the but
Speaker 2: she's German. So if you said English, did you say
Speaker 2: English Norwich?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: English Norwich?
Speaker 1: Yeah, excellent, Okay, I'll give you a truth one point
Speaker 1: for the extra details. Again, I like, I do like
Speaker 1: a bit of this. Who was the eleventh century theologian
Speaker 1: who debated Baranga of Tours over the nature of the Eucharist?
Speaker 2: Berengar of Tours? What what century?
Speaker 1: Eleventh century is a Norman invasion?
Speaker 2: Read it one more time.
Speaker 1: Who was the eleventh century theologian who debated Bahrenga of
Speaker 1: Tours over the nature of the Eucharist? I can tell
Speaker 1: you that again. It's a oham, no land from rank
Speaker 1: of Beck. These were people who actually Jordan B. Peterson's
Speaker 1: relatives back then, lanky, Yeah, Jordan B. Peterson is actually
Speaker 1: related to Helena de Falaise, who was the mother of
Speaker 1: William the Conqueror by two different lines. Interesting which medieval
Speaker 1: theologian was known for his principle of Ockham's razor and painting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go. And do you want to add anything
Speaker 1: anything more about argue? You've already given a little bit, but.
Speaker 2: You can don't have any extra information, so.
Speaker 1: You just get correct the answer. We've all got free left.
Speaker 1: What term refers to the medieval theological debate over whether
Speaker 1: grace is irresistible or can be rejected?
Speaker 2: I mean, Molinism is one of the terms used, Synergism, Augustinianism.
Speaker 2: I mean, this was kind of vague because there's a
Speaker 2: lot of terms that relate to this.
Speaker 1: Debate with AI.
Speaker 2: But we want to know.
Speaker 1: Predestination. Oh, okay, I know that's evil. That was a
Speaker 1: little of it too obvious. Okay. What is the name
Speaker 1: of the medieval theological school emphasized rigorous logical analysis of
Speaker 1: doctrine Scholasticism, Yes, yes, very good. Anything on scholasticism that
Speaker 1: you want to add.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean again like truth bomb here is that
Speaker 2: the AI you can tell is kind of vague because
Speaker 2: you could have a lot of different schools that did
Speaker 2: that within the domain of scholasticism. So Thumism did that,
Speaker 2: you could have Augustinianism doing that. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: schools that do that. But I guess the broadest term
Speaker 2: would be scolasticism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely is. Actually that's a good truth
Speaker 1: Bomber as well. I say, looking at the AI is
Speaker 1: one of the things we should be doing on this show.
Speaker 1: This is the point of it. And the last question
Speaker 1: here which thirteenth century theologian argued that the Virgin Mary
Speaker 1: was conceived without original sin Bernardo Clervo, No, it was
Speaker 1: Dunn's Scots. I have to say though out of out
Speaker 1: of that round, I would have got absolute zero. And
Speaker 1: I think most of the people watching a homeward And
Speaker 1: to be honest, I doubted, you know when I when
Speaker 1: I when I'm choosing the questions, I doubt.
Speaker 2: I wonder whether the people I should have specified not
Speaker 2: so much Latin, I'm more of a business team Medieval
Speaker 2: I should have said busantee, medieval stuff, but I knew
Speaker 2: decent amount, But yeah.
Speaker 1: That was good. This specificity is specificity. To specify and
Speaker 1: to become specific in these and get ready a specialist subject,
Speaker 1: which is really your main field of expertise, is quite
Speaker 1: hard to work out until you plaid the game, I think,
Speaker 1: and you did very well. So can you give me
Speaker 1: one final truth bomb on medieval theology to tie off
Speaker 1: the realms, to simply and get an extra point.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the truth bomb. In the West, we are
Speaker 2: dominated by medieval Latin theological ideas and scholasticism, and we
Speaker 2: don't know anything about Byzantium. So the Christian Empire Byzantium,
Speaker 2: which was an empire that forbade usury, stands out as
Speaker 2: I think an ethical example that in Latin worst you
Speaker 2: have the papacy already for example, okaying the use of
Speaker 2: usury when you have the forbidding of that throughout Byzantium.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of Christian principles and ethics that
Speaker 2: I think are suppressed because we never learned about Byzantium
Speaker 2: in the West.
Speaker 1: Excellent, and yet we should have had a brilliant, excellent
Speaker 1: truth prompt to end around, and I will say. My
Speaker 1: producer here said transsubstantiation was suspended during COVID nineteen. True. Excellent, Okay, Nami,
Speaker 1: look at your ears? What has happened?
Speaker 3: I don't know, character boy, I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it, so it is your route. Now I'm
Speaker 1: going to ask you eighteen general knowledge questions generated by
Speaker 1: honest and truthful AI on pointy ears and the symbology
Speaker 1: of it. No. No, on a cult movements of the
Speaker 1: twentieth century. Sorry I misread. Of course, you may sense
Speaker 1: outrageous bullshit, because AI does that every now and again.
Speaker 1: You can end extra points by setting the story straight,
Speaker 1: adding the truth bomb along the way your specialists round.
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 3: I'm ready?
Speaker 1: What a cult movement founded by Helena Blovotski in eighteen
Speaker 1: seventy five emphasized ancient wisdom and Eastern spirituality.
Speaker 3: That is called Theosophy.
Speaker 1: It is, indeed any truth bombs to be had.
Speaker 3: On truth bomb is that Theosophy became the New Age.
Speaker 3: So you may be more of a Theosophist than you think.
Speaker 3: If you like yoga, meditation, Eastern mysticism, all that fun
Speaker 3: stuff coming over to the West.
Speaker 1: I thought it was innocent to be an Alan Watts
Speaker 1: fan once upon a time. You know, Yeah, it turns
Speaker 1: out it makes me a philosophist. Indeed, he hang around.
Speaker 1: Actually was something interesting, people, that's brilliant. That's a brilliant
Speaker 1: truth farm. You quite correct with the answer, Okay, Next one,
Speaker 1: who was the British occultist who founded the religion of
Speaker 1: Filama in the early twentieth century, of course, and there
Speaker 1: will be some crossover with your last.
Speaker 3: That was Alisha Crowley. Yeah, lima truth bomb. Alima is
Speaker 3: the Greek word for will, and their dictum is love
Speaker 3: is the law, love under will and do it thou
Speaker 3: wilt show you the hole of the law. That started
Speaker 3: in nineteen oh four when he went to Egypt with
Speaker 3: his new bride and they channeled a ghollie from outer
Speaker 3: space named I Was and gave him the Book of
Speaker 3: the Law. And that's started.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't trust that guy from out of space if
Speaker 1: I was. And that's just saying that's me personally.
Speaker 3: Well, too many longs and iwases.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I don't like it when they got too
Speaker 1: many eyes and ease and whatever in their names. Sounds
Speaker 1: foreign to me, right, What British occult group established in
Speaker 1: the eighteen eighties focused on ceremonial magic in Kabbalah Golden Dawn. Yeah, indeed,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you'll know a couple of these answers. But
Speaker 1: then it gets a little harder. What modern pagan religion,
Speaker 1: popularized in the nineteen fifties by Jerald Gardner, emphasizes nature
Speaker 1: worship magic wicka. Yes, any any truth bombs on wicker
Speaker 1: by any gents.
Speaker 3: That you just said it was the truth bombs. Though
Speaker 3: a lot of people think wika is nature worship that is,
Speaker 3: you know, centuries old or even back to the beginning
Speaker 3: of cavemen. But actually modern wicca is very new and
Speaker 3: very just geared towards cult behavior and taking advantage of
Speaker 3: people sexually.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially I think I think it's a lot of
Speaker 1: it is about co opting the later second wave plus
Speaker 1: feminist movements and really really using women in ways that
Speaker 1: allows them to feel like they're getting powered. But it's
Speaker 1: like you're saying earlier, it's just one more spell, always
Speaker 1: one more spell. Excellent, that's good and a good truth bomb, okay,
Speaker 1: which a cult movement founded by al Ron Hubbard in
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties, began as a self help system called Dianetics.
Speaker 3: That would be Scientology, the Church of Scientology, and they're
Speaker 3: gooy from outer space is named Zenus the truth bomb.
Speaker 3: They make you pay thousands and thousands of dollars to
Speaker 3: learn the true cosmology of the creation of the world,
Speaker 3: where Xenu brought the overpopulated aliens to Earth and threw
Speaker 3: them in a volcano, and their souls came out and
Speaker 3: haunted the Earth and latched onto cavement, and that spurs
Speaker 3: a lot of problems in the world today. So that's
Speaker 3: why they think people need the help or to be
Speaker 3: audited in scientology to get what they call the thetans
Speaker 3: out of your soul.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true. You got to get them beetings out
Speaker 1: of your soul. Correct for the question, correct for the
Speaker 1: truth bomb. That's good. Now, AI does tend to give you,
Speaker 1: like it froze out. Some easy ones every known and
Speaker 1: sometimes it's already given you the answers. So some of
Speaker 1: these will be easy and some of them will be
Speaker 1: hard to respect. An easy ride.
Speaker 3: But this kind of bomb everyone, so I can do it.
Speaker 1: Do it, do it, collect them up. Don't think that
Speaker 1: you're going to know everyone just because you do well
Speaker 1: to start this game's hard. What describes the magical system
Speaker 1: developed by alist the crowd based on the phrase do
Speaker 1: what thou wilt?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's thelima right, Yes, of.
Speaker 1: Course, of course, which already gave you in the first question.
Speaker 1: Quite true, you can you can truth bomb it if you.
Speaker 3: Truth bomb the end of the puzzle. In that is,
Speaker 3: your will is contained in your solar phallic consciousness, so
Speaker 3: you are a waker thinking with your head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, correct, correct, excellent. Okay, now we're
Speaker 1: getting we're going to get harder. Now what British occultist,
Speaker 1: a member of the Golden Dawn, created the rider weight
Speaker 1: Tarot deck.
Speaker 3: A E weight?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yes, do you know what either the A or
Speaker 1: the E stands for? No, okay, I'll give you a
Speaker 1: correct for the is a weight still Arthur Edward? Wait,
Speaker 1: of course it was Arthur. For what you did. I'm
Speaker 1: just doing esoteric tarot stuff at the back again, don't worry,
Speaker 1: it's just me inciting. What a cult movement founded by
Speaker 1: Rudolph go On?
Speaker 3: Go on, Well, I was just gonna say what I
Speaker 3: know about that hero deck was the artistry was done
Speaker 3: by a woman, so it was a collaboration of her
Speaker 3: art and his ester.
Speaker 1: It's one of the most used within Taro Dicks as well,
Speaker 1: isn't it. It's very Yeah, okay, great, I'll give you
Speaker 1: a I'll give you a bonus point for that, rather
Speaker 1: than the truth bomb. That's a good bit of information.
Speaker 1: What a cult movement founded by Rudolph Steiner combines spiritual
Speaker 1: science with practical applications like biodynamic farming. I forgot amthroposophy? Okay,
Speaker 1: what a name? You just come up with them now
Speaker 1: all over the place, right Well, you, like, I say,
Speaker 1: some of these are going to it hard? Who was
Speaker 1: the English occultist known for reviving druidry and founding the
Speaker 1: Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I hope you didn't do the bewitched wiggle your nose
Speaker 1: then that looked like what it was. I mean, you
Speaker 1: can't you Yeah, no, you can't do that in this road.
Speaker 1: If I if my mom turns into a cat, you'll
Speaker 1: be in trouble. It was Ross Nicholsky. Okay. What twentieth
Speaker 1: century occult practice involves communicating with angels through a system
Speaker 1: developed by John D and Edward Kellyan Magic. Oh nice?
Speaker 1: I like it? Yes, I had no idea about this
Speaker 1: go on go on too far.
Speaker 3: He was a one of your prototype of the spy
Speaker 3: for Queen Elizabeth and a magician for her. They started
Speaker 3: looking into these scrying years where we're just like Mexican
Speaker 3: obsidian and saying that angels gave him the special language,
Speaker 3: and also that the angels told him to swapwise with
Speaker 3: his friends.
Speaker 1: So you know, brilliant, Yeah, you get.
Speaker 3: Wise, you got to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, incorrect with you get a truth bomb too. And
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have I wouldn't have known that at all. Okay,
Speaker 1: which a co group founded the Ninth in the nineteen
Speaker 1: seventies by Michael Aquino, split from the Church of Set
Speaker 1: and to focus on Sethian philosophy.
Speaker 3: That would be Temple of Set and truth Bomb. Michael
Speaker 3: Aquino was actually a high ranking army professional in San
Speaker 3: Francisco in the Prestidio and linked to several my control scandals.
Speaker 3: Temple of Set focuses on SETI and magic, which is
Speaker 3: merging technology with people. So one of their major tones
Speaker 3: that they have to read is Metropolis. So the classic
Speaker 3: movie Metropolis, which marries technology and Satanism.
Speaker 1: Yes well, yes, yes, correct and correct, and the last
Speaker 1: main event, truth Bomb with Rachel Wilson versus Dana Duda
Speaker 1: Rotten Jewels. Rotten Jewels is a really good expert on
Speaker 1: Michael Aquino. She's a fantastic one to watch on that
Speaker 1: as well. Excellent. Okay, good, good, good. I like this.
Speaker 1: You're doing well. Who was the Russian mystic who developed
Speaker 1: the Fourth Way blended esoteric teachings with psychology?
Speaker 3: Oh? I know this because they the Mary Poppins lady
Speaker 3: Pille Travers was a student of what's his name? Questianistic groogia?
Speaker 1: Oh yes, you did? You know what his first name was?
Speaker 1: G A G Yeah. Oh god, you're so good at this.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure you got an excellent mind. George, his
Speaker 1: name is George. Correct. I'll give you the I'll give
Speaker 1: you an extra point if you can so correctly spell
Speaker 1: his last name G you R yes, yes.
Speaker 4: I no, fort is g U R d j I
Speaker 4: E F F because Russians don't like people.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So a spoonful of sugar and all of these
Speaker 3: things that came out of Mary Poppins, the Disney movie
Speaker 3: and the books are also like incorporated with mysticism.
Speaker 1: From j Yeah, Jim Jimney. Jim Jimney, Satan does rock. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know this, Okay, correct, correct, excellent. I'll give you
Speaker 1: a bonus point rather than the truth from point for that.
Speaker 1: That's a little bit of a factoid that I like.
Speaker 1: We Actually it was actually mentioned as well when Rachel
Speaker 1: Wilson was on what a cult group founded by Anton
Speaker 1: Levy repeating itself in nineteen sixty six promotes the philosophy
Speaker 1: of individualism and hedonism.
Speaker 3: That would be just your classic Church of Satan. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and here's a truth bomb, speaking of sex spots and
Speaker 3: all that. Anton Levy's secret passion was mannequins and robots
Speaker 3: and androids, which he thought were going to be bigger
Speaker 3: than for motors in the future because everyone would want
Speaker 3: to have a robot sex companion. So that was his dream.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, well he's not that far away from what
Speaker 1: probably Elon Musks are as well. Correct and good truth
Speaker 1: bomb there. What term describes the twentieth century occult practice
Speaker 1: of using sexual energy for magical purposes as taught by
Speaker 1: Pascal Beverly Randolph.
Speaker 3: Can you read it one more time?
Speaker 1: What term describes the twenty twentieth century occult practice of
Speaker 1: using sexual energy for magical purposes, as taught by Pascal
Speaker 1: Beverly Randolph. The really basic term just sex magic. Yeah correct.
Speaker 5: Everyone likes a little sex magic, Yeah yeah, and any
Speaker 5: any truth bombs on sex magic.
Speaker 1: It comes up in my work quite a lot when
Speaker 1: I look into a Horris dib in The Perfumer Affair
Speaker 1: and the Man in the Mass Parties, the original ones.
Speaker 1: What if you've got anything interesting on sex magic?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so it works. I'm not saying that from
Speaker 3: personal experience, but it is a real thing where in
Speaker 3: let's say, like Kenneth Grant, the successor to Alscher Prole
Speaker 3: and the Oto, they write several books about sex magic,
Speaker 3: and basically it is acquiring things from the ether into
Speaker 3: the natural world, the orgasm without a baby. So what
Speaker 3: they would try to do is have a sterile kind
Speaker 3: of sex and orgasm from a priestess and focus on
Speaker 3: the thing that you want rather than creating life.
Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, that's that. That's probably the best explanation I've
Speaker 1: had of like the most sinct that I've had since research,
Speaker 1: and it's so excellent. I give you definitely the truth
Speaker 1: problem for that. Okay, who was the English occultist who
Speaker 1: developed the wiccan read emphasizing and it harm none do
Speaker 1: what ye will?
Speaker 3: Was that Gardner or.
Speaker 2: You have.
Speaker 1: No no? That was Dorin Valiant or maybe Valiente, and
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how you pronounced it. Okay, Next one
Speaker 1: were left. Who was the French occultist whose writings on
Speaker 1: ceremonial magic influence to Golden Dawn?
Speaker 3: A Life of Levi, Yes, erect truth bomb. A Life
Speaker 3: of Slevi is where we get the classic representation of
Speaker 3: Baffle me, the goat of the alchemists, who has the
Speaker 3: horns and the torch in between. He's got breast, one
Speaker 3: hand up, one hand down. Uh wow. So his writings
Speaker 3: and his drawing actually is where we get that classic
Speaker 3: representation of bath.
Speaker 1: That is amazing and I didn't know that. Thank you
Speaker 1: for telling me that, and thank you for telling everybody
Speaker 1: else that. Good truth bomb. What occult practice, popularized in
Speaker 1: the twentieth century involves using a crystal ball or reflective
Speaker 1: surface for divination, scrying, bloody hellgo you know some stuff?
Speaker 2: Go on? Go on?
Speaker 1: Are you the truth bomb?
Speaker 3: This how John Dee would communicate with the Inenochians. And
Speaker 3: I believe maybe Joseph Smith. I don't know if he
Speaker 3: ever like looked into the plates or saw something like that.
Speaker 3: But yes, that's how you Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did not know about any of this game.
Speaker 1: I knew they reflected is christable something happened, But that's brilliant, excellent,
Speaker 1: correct and correct. And the final one, this might be
Speaker 1: an easy one to end it up. What twentieth century
Speaker 1: occult movement founded by Annie Bessant promoted Indian spirituality and principles.
Speaker 3: Well as not was a theosophist, but they also have
Speaker 3: more Indian flavor. So I don't actually know what term
Speaker 3: you're looking for.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just the occult movement that she founded, will
Speaker 1: make it, okay, it's theosophical society, okay, of course, of course, okay.
Speaker 1: And one last chance for we've gone through your two
Speaker 1: special subject You've done really well in that round. That
Speaker 1: was a fantastic to watch you go. I same with
Speaker 1: Jay as well. I mean you both got a lot
Speaker 1: of knowledge. Have you got one final truth bomb about
Speaker 1: your cult movements of the twentieth century to round it off,
Speaker 1: something that just ties off?
Speaker 3: Yeah, truth bomb. So many many occultists and magicians and
Speaker 3: people like that are actually common and they dovetail into
Speaker 3: each other quite a lot. So somebody like Anton LaVey
Speaker 3: the Church of Satan, he was also a carnival barker
Speaker 3: or a carney or someone who's just looking for a
Speaker 3: mark or an easy person to earn a little bit
Speaker 3: of money off of. So a lot of these magical
Speaker 3: orders and cults and things are just ways too empty
Speaker 3: your pocket. They said that there's a sucker born any minute,
Speaker 3: or no, there's a sucker born every minute, and that
Speaker 3: was a quote from Alshacrowley that became part of the P. T.
Speaker 3: Barnum circus. But yeah, it's just basically just con man
Speaker 3: and buzs stuff.
Speaker 1: No, I don't want to be crude, but I think
Speaker 1: it would be emptier pockets and emptier testicles. It tends
Speaker 1: to be the thing. Those are the two things.
Speaker 3: Empty your sanity, because that's what happens when you get mixed.
Speaker 1: That's what happens with the psychology of scarcity mixed with
Speaker 1: the indulgence of hyper sexuality. The excellent what a brilliant round,
Speaker 1: Thank you very Okay, so.
Speaker 2: The right.
Speaker 1: Piker can spot role play games here. Okay, so my mam,
Speaker 1: I getting mixed up in definitely Okay, right, round three
Speaker 1: special subject round Medieval theology for j something like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but no, you've already done it. You scored twelve points,
Speaker 1: eight truth bombs, two bonus points, no corruption points, no
Speaker 1: laughter points, totaling twenty two. And therefore your special subject round,
Speaker 1: Jamie in a cult Movements of twentieth century you scored
Speaker 1: fourteen points twelve truth bombs, two bonus points, two corruption
Speaker 1: points for the hot dog, hat assault, no laughter points,
Speaker 1: totaling thirty. You in trouble Jay. After three rounds, Jay
Speaker 1: has fifty five and Jamie has sixty one.
Speaker 3: This was really hard though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to say after something, can I get
Speaker 2: something different for the next one.
Speaker 1: Jamie, who wins most of the arguments at home? Does
Speaker 1: Jay win or does he let you think you've won?
Speaker 3: I don't Dare.
Speaker 1: You do win?
Speaker 3: You he'll win the argument? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Ah? If you had to.
Speaker 3: Choose professional argument winner.
Speaker 1: So ah, right, are you the winner of the arguments
Speaker 1: at the end of it, whether he wins.
Speaker 3: I win, you don't really win.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's true.
Speaker 2: Jay.
Speaker 1: Remember that when you win the argument, you're losing in
Speaker 1: that especially in marital arguments. If you had to choose
Speaker 1: between marriage models, would you consider employing the lorraina Bobbitt
Speaker 1: mythology methodology. No, no, going straight across Jay. What do
Speaker 1: you say, would you be upset if Jamie chopped off
Speaker 1: your wiggly woo while you slept?
Speaker 2: Or would it be a relief that would be upset?
Speaker 2: That's a pretty important part of life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I need to leave you with a lot more questions,
Speaker 1: like how many roads must a man walk down before
Speaker 1: he can finally find his severed penis on.
Speaker 2: The it's over? Oh my god, unless I transition into
Speaker 2: a female.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah. So we now enter the quick five picture
Speaker 1: around this week, it's called chung Us the Bogeyman. I
Speaker 1: asked AI to make some of the most famous people
Speaker 1: in the swamp into swamp dwelling bogey men, and it's
Speaker 1: up to you to buzz in first when you recognize
Speaker 1: the famous faith by saying truth bomb. We're just looking
Speaker 1: for the people, that's all we're looking for. Here, the
Speaker 1: people you see on the screen, there'll be eight of them.
Speaker 1: It'll be quick first one to say truth bomb. If
Speaker 1: you get it right, then you can add a truth
Speaker 1: bomb if you want. But we don't really do truth
Speaker 1: bombs that much in this round. Here we go.
Speaker 2: Truth bomb.
Speaker 1: Ah, Jay, who is chunk is? Yes, yes, go on
Speaker 1: say it again? Yeah. Indeed, Dan Bongie, you know as
Speaker 1: cool called out of the swamp and is okay? Next one, truth,
Speaker 1: get ready to say it. Sometimes you just gotta say
Speaker 1: it truth. Oh Jay, come on coming back making some.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Dwight Eisenhower indeed, yeah, indeed that you might some people,
Speaker 1: Jamie just stay truth bomb, whether they're going to know
Speaker 1: it or not. Just okay, one of you just warning
Speaker 1: the okay, next one, here we go, Here we go
Speaker 1: truth ah yeah, Alistair Crowley indeed, okay, get ready get ready?
Speaker 1: Next one. Ah, that's Jamie that time.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: It is definitely home with Simpson. He looks fantastic, though,
Speaker 1: doesn't he. I tell you a I does with him
Speaker 1: some and well that's that's for sure. Okay, Next one,
Speaker 1: fingers on Triggers. Get ready, Here we go, truth bomb.
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: Oh my lord, that was quick. Yes, yes you may.
Speaker 1: You must have posters of him up on your wall
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders one trial.
Speaker 1: Really good, it's really good. Go on tell me where
Speaker 1: you're Bernie Sanders. Book is where is it?
Speaker 2: I don't have any bird?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, he doesn't. I don't know what his book
Speaker 1: will be, but it'd be something like I know. Come on,
Speaker 1: you think of what his book will be called. Yeah, okay, you.
Speaker 2: Get yeah, fire strikes back capital.
Speaker 1: Too, okay, right, next one, get ready? Remember Jim, you
Speaker 1: might just want to say truth bombay bomb Yeah, go ahead, Yes,
Speaker 1: Bernie Slanders. I was going to put in ned Flanders too,
Speaker 1: but okay, get ready, first one to say truth farm
Speaker 1: bom ah, Jamie go on, yes, the Winkler himself, the Fonds, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: get ready, get ready? Here we go, here we gors ah. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's true. It's big bad cal Marks, the man who
Speaker 1: never did anything wrong in his life, never caused any trouble.
Speaker 1: That man, he was a He was a saint, a
Speaker 1: bloody saint like three crooked Southern District of New York.
Speaker 1: Jailer's jay is busy giving unwanted strangle wanks to billionaire
Speaker 1: sex of while Jamie and I pretend to be asleep.
Speaker 1: Question is can we recognize manipulative technocratic cyborgs? In the
Speaker 1: last picture round, our contestants will see six cyborg scientists
Speaker 1: as science levers. Four of them on each slide have
Speaker 1: attended the Edge Foundation, while two have not. Our contestants
Speaker 1: have to choose people who attended John Brockman's influential intelligence
Speaker 1: linked events. Contestants will take turns to choose. Every right
Speaker 1: answer will increase the point score. If someone getses wrong,
Speaker 1: then the accumulated points will be awarded to their opponent.
Speaker 1: Let's play Edge of Reason. It's going to be you
Speaker 1: up first this time, Jamie. To start off, you've got
Speaker 1: to select someone who attended the fully funded by Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein Edge Foundation. There was so readily attended by technocrats
Speaker 1: of all type.
Speaker 3: Bezos.
Speaker 1: Okay, I was I was going to tell you that
Speaker 1: it is Naomi Wolf, Jeff Bezos, r F K Junior,
Speaker 1: and Hunter Biden and Rupert Murdoch. You've gone with Bezos
Speaker 1: and you are correct. First point. Okay. If we stand
Speaker 1: on one point, now it goes over to j J.
Speaker 1: Pick one. If you fail, then Jamie gets one point.
Speaker 1: If you succeed, it goes to two points and hand
Speaker 1: back across to Jamie.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say that Susan very likely attended.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, and and you mean I'm sorry, yeah, because yeah,
Speaker 1: the Susan and and they they actually both attended so
Speaker 1: you can. Yes, it's true. Yeah, the wajikis both attended.
Speaker 1: So now it's gone up to two points. We're going
Speaker 1: back across to you, Jamie. You've got to pick now
Speaker 1: that is fifty to fifty. Now two of them have
Speaker 1: attended the Edge Foundation events and two of them haven't.
Speaker 1: If you picked ones that haven't, then Jay gets two points.
Speaker 3: Finding you your goal?
Speaker 1: Is that? Is that your question?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, Jay gets the two points. No, Hunter Biden didn't.
Speaker 1: It was Rupert Murdoch who went in the ninety eight
Speaker 1: ninety nine one I believe it was, and Naomi Wolf
Speaker 1: who went on a couple of occasions to the Edge Foundation,
Speaker 1: including dinners with Jeffrey Epstein. So okay, the next one,
Speaker 1: this will go over for Jade to start off on
Speaker 1: this one. There's only three slides on this game. Here
Speaker 1: you go on this slide, we've got Glaine Maxwell, Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: David Attenborough, Larry Page, Brett Weinstein, and Eric Schmidt.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna say, if it's an Epstein event, just
Speaker 2: Lane has to be there.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Gillain, she was, he was Gizzy herself, Gizzy gizzyezz.
Speaker 1: He can't you see go across to you, Jamie Attinborough,
Speaker 1: Oh g gets the point. You managed to manage to
Speaker 1: pick one who had Even though Attenborough didn't go to
Speaker 1: Edge events, he was a member of the Royal Society,
Speaker 1: which is the same sort of like you know scientists
Speaker 1: or establishment scientists in the UK. Elon Musk is actually
Speaker 1: a member that too. The the it was David Attenborough
Speaker 1: and Brett Weinstein who haven't attended. Gley Maxwell, Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: Glarry Page and Eric Schmidt were all attendees of the
Speaker 1: Edge events. Elon Musk, of course, was attended in two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight and twenty and eleven is pictured in
Speaker 1: twenty eleven in the same room as That's fine, okay,
Speaker 1: and back across to you then, Jay, to start off,
Speaker 1: here's this last slide.
Speaker 2: It's that uh genesis.
Speaker 1: You've got front man, Peter, Peter Tiel, Peter Harris, Steve Bannon,
Speaker 1: There's Richard Taylor, the creator of Nudge units, Peter Gabriel,
Speaker 1: indeed and Gates.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go Peter Thiele is a must.
Speaker 1: No. That means automatically Jamie gets three points. This is
Speaker 1: how it works. Wow, straight away she gets three points.
Speaker 1: You have chosen one of the ones who didn't. Peter
Speaker 1: Teel actually hides away a lot of the time. Sam
Speaker 1: Harris went to the events. Steve Bannon didn't go to
Speaker 1: the events. Bill Gates went to the events. Peter Gabriel
Speaker 1: went to the events, and yeah, Peter Gabriel was in
Speaker 1: the twenty eleven event along a billionaires Din alongside Elon
Speaker 1: Musk as well and Richard of Fayla was the head
Speaker 1: of the nudge units be Able inside Teams who actually
Speaker 1: was training Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and a few others
Speaker 1: at the Edge event that was completely funded by Epstein.
Speaker 1: There you go three points across. That was good. That
Speaker 1: was good.
Speaker 3: Okay, we can sing a Peter Gabriel song.
Speaker 1: We get a point. Okay, go on, if you can
Speaker 1: sing of Peter Gabriel, she just comes up.
Speaker 3: With climbing up on sol very well city life.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, no, Jamie gets one point. Jamie gets one
Speaker 1: point for singing. There was add comment there, right, okay,
Speaker 1: on just to say on round four, j got five
Speaker 1: and a laughter point o getting total in six and
Speaker 1: Jamie scored three. That meant after that round Jay had
Speaker 1: sixty one. Jamie had sixty four. Then in the last round,
Speaker 1: Edge of Reason round, Jamie scored free and j scored
Speaker 1: three sixty four to sixty seven. Jamie, you are in
Speaker 1: the lead by Free at the moment as we enter
Speaker 1: into the quick fire last round, Jamie, do you think
Speaker 1: an Elon Musk gay bot will eventually travel through time
Speaker 1: to bugger John Connor to death?
Speaker 2: Um?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Do you don't think they'll send a sperminator or a robot?
Speaker 3: No? No, superminators.
Speaker 1: I'd like that, Jay, if you blew up a tesla,
Speaker 1: would it be assault on battery?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: That is a terrible joke, it is, But so.
Speaker 2: What we have the original T eight hundred hand, that's
Speaker 2: the Cyberdine tries to use. As long as we have that,
Speaker 2: we will never have that problem.
Speaker 1: That that could be. Yeah, that could add Actually, if
Speaker 1: one of Musk's baby mammas used birth control, would they
Speaker 1: use a tesla coil or would they use that hand
Speaker 1: behind you? Mhm yeah, Okay, bad jokes, let's happen. Enough
Speaker 1: of that, Let's play quick fire around. There you go,
Speaker 1: We've almost come to the end of the show. Everything
Speaker 1: could change in the quick fire around and with the
Speaker 1: final truth bombs During the break, I asked Ac back
Speaker 1: to an anti Swami Prabu Baba what his favorite song was,
Speaker 1: and he told me Harry Harry Harry Rama, Rama, Rama,
Speaker 1: Harry Harry Rama, Harry Rama. So that means that Jay
Speaker 1: will be the first to go in this round. Are
Speaker 1: you ready? People? Right?
Speaker 2: And right? Jay?
Speaker 1: You have ninety seconds to answer as many questions as
Speaker 1: possible if you don't know the answers, and just say
Speaker 1: pass around is over. When you hear this sound so
Speaker 1: penetrates the cabinets, Are you ready to rumble? Yes? Good?
Speaker 1: What nineteen seventy scandal involves South Korea's casey Ia influencing you?
Speaker 1: US politicians? Past Koreer Gate? Which occultist founded the Fraternitus
Speaker 1: Satturney in nineteen twenties Germany?
Speaker 3: Did?
Speaker 1: Royce Gregor Gregorious? What CIA operation smuggled Nazis out of
Speaker 1: Europe in post World War Two?
Speaker 2: Favorite clip? Correct?
Speaker 1: Which serial killer was called the Werewolf of Wisteria in
Speaker 1: nineteen twenties New York pass Albert Fish? What gangster ran
Speaker 1: the numbers racket? In the nineteen thirties?
Speaker 2: Harlem Luckily?
Speaker 1: Genre No? Stephanie Saint Clair? What a cult group? Led
Speaker 1: by David Berg, was known as Children of God, the
Speaker 1: Children of Jan now the Family. What nineteen seventies a
Speaker 1: cult group was led by Jim Jones, ending in mass
Speaker 1: suicide Peoples Simple? Correct? What scandal involved Reagan selling arms
Speaker 1: to a round for hostages. Correct? Which serial killer operated
Speaker 1: in London's Whitechapel in eighteen eighty eight but inspired twentieth
Speaker 1: century fascination Jack Ribbers Correct? What CIA operations supported Latin
Speaker 1: American dictatorships in the nineteen seventies mongoose, No cabinets? Indeed,
Speaker 1: Operation Condor? You did quite well.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: You have ninety seconds to answer as many questions as possible.
Speaker 1: If you don't know the answer, and just say pass
Speaker 1: around is over. When you hear this sound cabinets? Are
Speaker 1: you ready to rumble?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Awesome? What gangster developed Las Vegas with mafia moneys these
Speaker 1: people correct? What nineteen fifty free CIA coup overthrew Around's
Speaker 1: prime minister Mazadec Contra no Ajax? Which gangster ran the
Speaker 1: murder inc hit squad? Pass Louis Busch aalter? What CIA
Speaker 1: program involves secret detentions of black sites post nine to
Speaker 1: eleven pest extraordinary rendition.
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: Who was the Pakistani PM assassinated in two thousand and seven?
Speaker 1: Past better is a bhutto? What FBI operations spied on
Speaker 1: John Lennon for anti war activism? Pass go intel pro
Speaker 1: Who was the gangster known as El Chapo pas Guzman?
Speaker 1: What scandal involved NSA's mass surveillance league by Edward Snowden?
Speaker 1: No prism? What a cult order founded by Robert the
Speaker 1: Grimstone promoted apocalyptic dualism, processed church? Which serial killer was
Speaker 1: known as the vampire Duzzledorf.
Speaker 3: Pas?
Speaker 1: What gangster was called the Teflon down in nineteen eighties
Speaker 1: New York. So we penetrate the cabinets? John Gotti? Oh,
Speaker 1: I think I think they might have might have managed
Speaker 1: to get some scores back. We'll find out, now.
Speaker 4: Okay, you should have got I know, yes, should get you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That's how the quick fire round always feels a condor,
Speaker 1: but it is a way. But we're nearly at the
Speaker 1: end now, guys, I thank you very much for for
Speaker 1: being this is this is brilliant. I love I love
Speaker 1: these last rounds as well, and how it all works.
Speaker 1: In the quick fire around, j scored four, Jamie scored one,
Speaker 1: and she got one singing point, so you've got two points.
Speaker 1: Of course, this leaves after six rounds. Jay is on
Speaker 1: sixty eight and Jamie is on sixty nine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, made up points for singing.
Speaker 1: That's wait, wait, it ain't no over yet. There's one
Speaker 1: always chance for one last truth bomb here on this show.
Speaker 1: So first of all, I'm going to go to Jay,
Speaker 1: and what we're going to do is you give a
Speaker 1: final truth bomb about anything about any subject at all,
Speaker 1: and basically something that you think will be enough to
Speaker 1: win you the round. Whether it be about your specialist subject,
Speaker 1: whether it be about the state of the world politics,
Speaker 1: it makes no difference. You can choose whatever you like.
Speaker 1: We'll go across to you first.
Speaker 2: Well, one truth bomb that could tie all this together
Speaker 2: is the CIA's alliance with certain philosophers. So in the
Speaker 2: Cold War, the CIA thought that to align themselves with
Speaker 2: postmodernist philosophers and deconstructionists like dry Da, they would be
Speaker 2: able to create culture war or cultural toxic war. You
Speaker 2: could say. That also led to making alignments with the
Speaker 2: Frankfurt School Marxists. So I would say that you can
Speaker 2: tie all this stuff together, including the CIA's alliance with
Speaker 2: organized crime through operation underworld into a oligarchical model that
Speaker 2: has no qualms or problems utilizing degeneracy to degrade the
Speaker 2: culture and to control it. And that's always to the
Speaker 2: advantage of the technocrats and the oligarchs. And the best
Speaker 2: example that is Miles Copeland's Game of Nations book where
Speaker 2: he talks about all the CIA operations that he was
Speaker 2: doing in Syria and Egypt throughout the Cold War. He
Speaker 2: says at the end of the book, we're all about
Speaker 2: putting them into eventually a technocratic situation where population can
Speaker 2: be reduced.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's a good truth vomit the end. It ties
Speaker 1: in a lot as well, and is fantastic way to
Speaker 1: look at what we're approaching with the technology at the
Speaker 1: moment and the reasons why it might be happening.
Speaker 2: Excellent.
Speaker 1: Now we're going to go across to the lady. Oh,
Speaker 1: those pointy ears, gorgeous, your smile, it's fantastic. It's been
Speaker 1: such a pleasure to meet you and to encounter you,
Speaker 1: and you've you're you are in the lead. Whoever gets this,
Speaker 1: whoever wins this final truth bomb gets a three points
Speaker 1: to round up here. So it's a winning it's a
Speaker 1: winning truth, vombit at the end, give me some thing
Speaker 1: that you think will blow my mind.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't care if I win, because I had
Speaker 3: such a good time. And the truth is that we
Speaker 3: all win if we watch this show and learn the
Speaker 3: things that Jay's talking about and that I'm talking about,
Speaker 3: and that all of the great people on the show
Speaker 3: come up. And I think this is such a fun
Speaker 3: way to get information out and get the people actually engaged.
Speaker 3: So this is one of the most funnest shows I've
Speaker 3: been on in a long time. And the truth is,
Speaker 3: I don't care if I win.
Speaker 1: Well, you're good. You are a hot breaker. You've got
Speaker 1: yourself a hotbreaker there, Jay, Well, Jamie.
Speaker 2: One, I have to say. I think she won.
Speaker 1: I think she won. I think you Yeah. The truth
Speaker 1: one well, a truth, one kindness, one happiness, one positivety. One.
Speaker 1: Such a lovely couple, and we want you to draw.
Speaker 1: Really that's true. My producer saying it. Jab Wacky's saying
Speaker 1: in the bart, Me's saying, yeah, there's such a lovely couple.
Speaker 1: We want some first ever tie. He's calling for the
Speaker 1: first ever tie. And Jamie, you you have your choice. Eva,
Speaker 1: I give you the three points and you get up
Speaker 1: to seventy two and you win or I call it
Speaker 1: a tie. What do you say? And we split it
Speaker 1: between you and you both end up on seventy.
Speaker 3: We'll call it a tie because he's win.
Speaker 2: You don't have to do that. You can win.
Speaker 3: Well, you're the best teammate ever. You don't see up
Speaker 3: against us on game night, so let's keep it time.
Speaker 1: Oh oh my heart, oh my heart. Okay, okay, seventy
Speaker 1: seventy first ever tie. I'll accept that. And that's brilliant.
Speaker 1: I like it. And I always said they always had
Speaker 1: to be a winner, but no, love wins out in
Speaker 1: the end. Brilliant, brilliant. Well, I hope you had a
Speaker 1: good time on truth Bomb that.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good? Well, you know where can people find you? Start off?
Speaker 2: Jay?
Speaker 1: Tell people what your your you know what you want
Speaker 1: them to have a look at at the moment, what
Speaker 1: you want to plug if anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can find me at Jason Alisons dot com.
Speaker 2: You can find my channel everywhere else, YouTube, brock fin
Speaker 2: everywhere under that name. And right now I've finished Esoteric
Speaker 2: Hollywood Part three, So the third book will be out
Speaker 2: same publisher as one and two, and Whitney Webb's books,
Speaker 2: So you can get a hold of that pre order
Speaker 2: at the website. You get signed copies if you get
Speaker 2: it from the website right now.
Speaker 1: Trying day, I take it correct and uh, right now.
Speaker 2: I'm reading through Max Blumenthal's book and doing analysis of
Speaker 2: his take on Western intelligence utilizing radical Islam. So we'll
Speaker 2: be lecturing through that book pretty soon and working with
Speaker 2: Sam Hi And we just wrote another episode of the
Speaker 2: Sam Hid Show, so look for that to come out soon.
Speaker 1: And that's an excellent Jamie, what about you go on?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do a lot of shows together on Jay
Speaker 3: Dyer's channel, and then I have my own little spinoff
Speaker 3: channel under my name, Jamie Hanshaw is called Out of
Speaker 3: This World. And we just had Corey Turner on this
Speaker 3: week talking about the technocracy, game b and the dark Enlightenment.
Speaker 3: So look for those new topics we're gonna be talking
Speaker 3: about are you a person or are you a sim
Speaker 3: coming up and maybe a little Mormonism uh in the future.
Speaker 3: And then I'll be releasing all of my shows from
Speaker 3: Rock Finn that were a little old. I call that
Speaker 3: Defense against the Dark Arts because it was a lot
Speaker 3: of like deep dark black magic stuff. That I didn't
Speaker 3: think was suitable for all audiences. But now that's a
Speaker 3: little older and we're a little older. I will put
Speaker 3: those up for free soon enough, and then you'll know
Speaker 3: as much about as me. And it's fun doing all
Speaker 3: this Hogwarts stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is amazing. Thank you so much both of
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