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Speaker 2: take a second look at everything. Well, guys, I found
Speaker 2: this gentleman through some more doom scrolling. I think this
Speaker 2: was on Facebook I just happened to be on Facebook
Speaker 2: and was doom strolling a little bit and come across
Speaker 2: this real this guy talked about Tartaria and the Cabbage
Speaker 2: Patch babies, and I'm like, man, now this is something
Speaker 2: I'm not really dove into that deep. Anyway, I talked
Speaker 2: to JT a while back and we kind of got
Speaker 2: into the little Season and he touched on Tartaria. So
Speaker 2: this is our maiden voyage into this type of material.
Speaker 2: So I like to welcome to the show for the
Speaker 2: first time and hopefully the first of many, this guy
Speaker 2: Anderson Guy, thank you.
Speaker 3: Brother, Thank you for having me on. It's pleasure to
Speaker 3: be here.
Speaker 2: For those maybe that has stumbled across you and their
Speaker 2: doom scrollingenters. Just introduce yourself to the listeners and give
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Speaker 5: Sure well, I am a tinfoil hat wearer. I'm a
Speaker 5: conspiracy theorist by journey started in the eighties. I joined
Speaker 5: the Freemasons thinking I would find out occulted knowledge. I
Speaker 5: started reading books like From Atlantis to the Sphinx and
Speaker 5: the Holy Blood and the Holy Grail. Then got into
Speaker 5: David Ike and I've researched conspiracy theories ever since. I
Speaker 5: left the Freemasons in the end because I realized I
Speaker 5: was never going to get high up enough to find
Speaker 5: out what I really wanted to know.
Speaker 3: I started reading David.
Speaker 5: Ike's work as well, and you know, regularly scrolling the
Speaker 5: dark web, and also bit Shoot, which is now banned
Speaker 5: here in the UK. And in twenty nineteen I stumbled
Speaker 5: across someone called Max Egan, and Max was talking about AIA.
Speaker 5: I hadn't heard of it before, and for whatever reason,
Speaker 5: it resonated with me, and here I am now. I
Speaker 5: spent five years exploring and I'm still doing that daily,
Speaker 5: exploring the subject, and put all of the information I'd
Speaker 5: gathered into a book. And I was invited to go
Speaker 5: on a show that's quite large here called Richard Vobes,
Speaker 5: and people started asking me was I going to publish it,
Speaker 5: and when would it be available? How could they buy
Speaker 5: a copy? And at that time I hadn't even really
Speaker 5: finished writing it. But it also I'm having a problem
Speaker 5: with my memory. So the reason for putting a book
Speaker 5: together was to put all of my notes into an
Speaker 5: order that made sense to me twenty years from now,
Speaker 5: and to then pass to my children and grandchildren and
Speaker 5: so on. I didn't think it would sell to the
Speaker 5: extent it had and be translated into other languages in
Speaker 5: other countries. I didn't know that at the time. It
Speaker 5: would have been hilarious if someone had suggested that that
Speaker 5: would happen. And now David Iike's sons, Gareth and Jamie
Speaker 5: are turning my first book into a two part documentary.
Speaker 3: Just it's gone absolutely.
Speaker 5: Wild, and I I'm just constantly humbled and grateful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, that's awesome. I had a very similar experience
Speaker 2: with my first book. I'm ever. I told some of
Speaker 2: my friends and family. I was like, I'm a nobody,
Speaker 2: a rednick from East Tennessee. He'll billy you know, first book,
Speaker 2: I'd be spe tackled to death. You know if I
Speaker 2: sold a hundred copies. And I sold one hundred copies
Speaker 2: that the first day. So it blows my mind. I
Speaker 2: had no documentaries yet, but hey, man, hey, somebody's watching. Yes,
Speaker 2: I would make a really great documentary.
Speaker 3: Where are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Come on?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, honestly, I guess with this subject matter, you
Speaker 2: said you stumbled across someone talking about it. What exactly
Speaker 2: caught your attention with this theory that made you say,
Speaker 2: you know, this is ridiculous. I have to search this
Speaker 2: thing out. Or man, this is interesting, I have to
Speaker 2: search this thing out. What was the catalyst for you?
Speaker 5: To be quite honest, I don't know. So I had
Speaker 5: some past life regression sessions and that I think enabled
Speaker 5: me to find out. But something I don't know if
Speaker 5: it was Max himself. A lot of people that are
Speaker 5: into this subject know him for being perhaps the first
Speaker 5: person to put it on the radar, and I started.
Speaker 3: Watching him more and more.
Speaker 5: He was under house arrest in Australia during the first lockdown,
Speaker 5: and for whatever reason, everything he was saying resonated with me.
Speaker 5: But for me having spent a lot of time wondering
Speaker 5: if we landed on the moon, looking at variations of
Speaker 5: the jfk assassination, you know, ranging from his wife doing
Speaker 5: it to you know, everything you can think of, and
Speaker 5: then what's going on behind the ice walls everything. But
Speaker 5: perhaps cloning was something that I got more into about
Speaker 5: thirteen years ago, and I thought, well, all of these
Speaker 5: things are fascinating and keep me awake at night, But
Speaker 5: to remove an entire civilization and empire from every single
Speaker 5: text book at Las Encyclopedia, to have the Jesuits and
Speaker 5: the Freemasons go out there and destroy documentation, bury it
Speaker 5: to the extent where the CIA are involved, and the
Speaker 5: deletion is still going on. Now, that has to be
Speaker 5: the biggest conspiracy of them all. And I use conspiracy
Speaker 5: because a lot of people, well I suppose what we
Speaker 5: would perhaps refer to as NPC's or sheep, use conspiracy
Speaker 5: theorists as a term to ridicule at someone. But actually
Speaker 5: it's a badge of honor for me because I theorize
Speaker 5: acts of conspiracy against mankind. That is exactly what I do.
Speaker 5: It's the perfect category or label for me. So I
Speaker 5: do believe Tartaria to be the biggest conspiracy that exists
Speaker 5: that we know of right now. I mean, there's perhaps
Speaker 5: other things going on that we haven't even considered yet,
Speaker 5: you know, and that could be simulation theory. I don't
Speaker 5: lean towards that at all, But if that turned out
Speaker 5: to be true, then maybe that would top it all.
Speaker 5: But for me right now, and certainly for the last
Speaker 5: six years, over six years now, Tartaria has become an obsession.
Speaker 2: It does, especially when you're getting into you know, writing books,
Speaker 2: and you find your rabbit hole. I mean, that's the
Speaker 2: best way to describe it as an obsession. I had
Speaker 2: a two year obsession myself, and just like you, I
Speaker 2: was going on shows talking about my research before I'd
Speaker 2: finished the book, so I had a bunch of people
Speaker 2: pressing down on me wanting the material. So I cannot
Speaker 2: identify with your pain there. Well, I guess you know, guy,
Speaker 2: for those like me, I've just seen little clips, you know,
Speaker 2: little things like that here and there about this subject.
Speaker 2: So I'm really interested in deep diving this with you.
Speaker 2: I guess if you can to the best of your ability.
Speaker 2: I know it's hard when you're so deep into the
Speaker 2: rabbit hole, but can you come back to the surface
Speaker 2: and walk us normies through this theory? What is Tartari?
Speaker 2: Why is it being hidden according to your theory? And
Speaker 2: just kind of give us a thirty thousand foot hold
Speaker 2: our hand, walk us through the wood.
Speaker 5: Sure, most people would know as Mongolia the Mongolian Empire, and.
Speaker 3: That was.
Speaker 5: A civilization that consisted mainly of nomads of no fixed abode.
Speaker 5: They were traveling caravans, pitch up tents, and that was
Speaker 5: about the limits of their their ability.
Speaker 3: To construct something.
Speaker 5: The period is associated and this might be where JT
Speaker 5: comes in, because Joe obviously is a is a.
Speaker 3: Very very much.
Speaker 5: A follower of Jesus, and you know that that that
Speaker 5: kind of is is a major part of his life.
Speaker 3: Tartaria is often.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I do understand why Joe thinks like that
Speaker 5: because it resonates with me, and Joe and I have
Speaker 5: had numerous conversations about that. So the millennial reign of
Speaker 5: Christ is the same period of time. It's a thousand
Speaker 5: years where we lived in peace and harmony, where we
Speaker 5: were I suppose an echo of Atlantis building using sacred geometry,
Speaker 5: cymatics and understanding frequency and vibration and the importance of
Speaker 5: them for our well being and for the wellbeing of
Speaker 5: the environment and what we produce as well, whether that's
Speaker 5: live stock or vegetables, fruit and so on. It benefited everything. Everything,
Speaker 5: every form of living matter was vibrating at four hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty two hertz. And now, of course most things
Speaker 5: are full forty you know, music, church bells, church organs, TV,
Speaker 5: so on, and radio, so we're listening to the wrong frequency.
Speaker 5: We're operating in the wrong frequency. So it was an
Speaker 5: end that had some incredible rulers, perhaps most people would
Speaker 5: would recognize Genghis Khan or Jengis as being perhaps the
Speaker 5: most significant person or ruler of the Mongolian Empire. Well,
Speaker 5: if we remove Mongolia and change it to its correct name, Tartaria,
Speaker 5: he was perhaps the most famous or best known ruler.
Speaker 5: And there are links to him with Jesus or Yeshua,
Speaker 5: and that's another connection to the millennial of Christ. But
Speaker 5: Gilgamesh is considered to be one of the first kings
Speaker 5: and also King Solomon, which is where freemasonry comes into
Speaker 5: it as well. So as a land mass, we're talking
Speaker 5: about the northern hemisphere predominantly Russia, Eastern Europe, and Asia,
Speaker 5: but it's spun across the northern hemisphere. But it actually
Speaker 5: shared information. This empire shared information, and that is why
Speaker 5: whether you're in South America or you're in New Zealand,
Speaker 5: or you're in New.
Speaker 3: York, or you're in.
Speaker 5: Hiroshima before it was flattened, you'll see identical architecture, this
Speaker 5: Greco Roman style, and this is this is bearing in
Speaker 5: mind the constructions took place before we were sharing blueprints.
Speaker 5: People were traveling and architects were going to Venice for
Speaker 5: inspiration for something. They were going to build in Florida.
Speaker 5: You know this is this predates any of that, So
Speaker 5: it was a shared knowledge. They were using airships for travel,
Speaker 5: and they had harnessed energy from the ether, and that
Speaker 5: is another echo of what we would consider Atlantis or
Speaker 5: perhaps Hyperborea. And that was where Tesla became important as
Speaker 5: someone who were peers to either have been given information
Speaker 5: or was reverse engineering with some help, I believe. So
Speaker 5: there are a lot of elements to Tartaria, but the
Speaker 5: most important reason for removing it is free energy. The
Speaker 5: second reason for removing it is really the British Empire.
Speaker 5: America included within the British Empire, as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 5: we're talking about the same club. They wanted the Russia
Speaker 5: in particular. They wanted the East to look backward in
Speaker 5: comparisons to the British Empire, and so by making Russia
Speaker 5: a Moscow, which was one of the major cities within
Speaker 5: the Tartarian Empire, seem almost backward in comparison to the West.
Speaker 5: That was a very important step, and of course that's
Speaker 5: still going on today and was certainly behind the Cold
Speaker 5: War and the you know, the race to the Moon.
Speaker 5: They've always wanted the world to think that Russia and
Speaker 5: North Korea are backward, and that's the impression we have
Speaker 5: today of North Korea. And I often wonder if that's
Speaker 5: a si of so yeah, that they're they're the main
Speaker 5: reasons for it. But but ultimately, free travel, free energy,
Speaker 5: people living longer, and and and having very few health issues.
Speaker 5: There's no money in that. There's no money. But more importantly,
Speaker 5: you can't control people when they have everything in abundance.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, And with me, like jt Uh, I have
Speaker 2: a you know, a biblical worldview, and something like that.
Speaker 2: To me, when I hear Tartaria in the whole, you know,
Speaker 2: free energy and the increased knowledge and all that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, it does put me in mind of like Atlantis.
Speaker 2: And I've told people that, you know, I'm of the
Speaker 2: opinion that Atlantis was basically an allegory for the pre
Speaker 2: flood world. And when you go into that, you know,
Speaker 2: you have these extraterrestrial beings. You know, the Bible caused them,
Speaker 2: the watchers, you know, came down and bred with the
Speaker 2: daughters of men and gave them this forbid knowledge, and
Speaker 2: it said that knowledge increased. And you hear about these
Speaker 2: really long life spans and all this kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, you know that. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you're familiar with like the canopy theory, but basically how
Speaker 2: they believe it used to be like a pressureized system
Speaker 2: and the oxygen was ten times more condensed and more potent.
Speaker 2: So that's why all the fossils and stuff we find
Speaker 2: pre flood fauna is just so huge and so big
Speaker 2: because it could sustain that, and it also increased the
Speaker 2: height of people where you get giants and these really
Speaker 2: long life spans. So when you was talking about Tartaria,
Speaker 2: I kind of went my mind went there. But you're
Speaker 2: thinking that what I was saying was, you know, close
Speaker 2: to your view, but maybe that pre flood knowledge. What's
Speaker 2: the word I'm looking for, survived?
Speaker 3: Yes, I agree, Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5: I think it's founded down and I think that this
Speaker 5: is what they were looking for in the Second World War,
Speaker 5: the Aryans. That Aryan is priestly, that's what it means, priestly.
Speaker 5: They were looking for the Aryans, the original Arians that
Speaker 5: were sharing this knowledge. And I think that that's that
Speaker 5: has been passed down for millennia, that the knowledge on
Speaker 5: how to build and how to harness energy and simatics.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you look at cathedral windows as an example,
Speaker 5: they all mirror the shapes that are made when water
Speaker 5: molecules vibrate at different frequencies. Now that's only visible under
Speaker 5: under a microscope. Well, how did they know that that's
Speaker 5: what they would look like when they built before the
Speaker 5: microscope existed. So that's just one example of how the
Speaker 5: narrative doesn't hold water. Every single cathedral and a lot
Speaker 5: of churches have these round windows with these incredible cimatic
Speaker 5: patterns to them, Yet every single one of them correlates
Speaker 5: to a frequency. And as I said, of a molecule
Speaker 5: of water under a microscope, Well, that's incredible that all
Speaker 5: of these different architects were able to guess something like
Speaker 5: that perfectly across the world, you know. So there are
Speaker 5: lots of things that were I suppose harder to hide
Speaker 5: than others. And at the same time, there's an air
Speaker 5: of arrogance to a reset where they don't think for
Speaker 5: one moment that two hundred and fifty years later people
Speaker 5: are going to be digging into to something as in
Speaker 5: their view insignificant as a cathedral window, when you're actually
Speaker 5: overwhelmed by the structure itself. And it's magnificent magnificence. Why
Speaker 5: would you set on that? And also at the same time,
Speaker 5: why would you start digging into the architect So they've
Speaker 5: done a brilliant job, but it's not flawless in covering
Speaker 5: this up by any stretch. And the more you start
Speaker 5: to chip away at it, the more it starts to
Speaker 5: crumble before your eyes. You can see everything falling apart,
Speaker 5: every single narrative. So yeah, it's it's a fascinating subject
Speaker 5: that and that is just one of the elements of
Speaker 5: it that doesn't hold water with the mainstream narrative. The
Speaker 5: the Wikipedia answer, you know.
Speaker 2: Yep, and you mentioned the you know, harnessing the either
Speaker 2: Like I said, I've just seen some little clips and
Speaker 2: things like that dooms growing basically, but like the cathedrals,
Speaker 2: how they have like especially in Russia, they have like
Speaker 2: these egged or dome shaped tops and these huge looking
Speaker 2: like antenna's coming out the top. I'd seen that. Basically
Speaker 2: they believed that this is a this is how they
Speaker 2: pulled electricity because basically a lot of people didn't know this.
Speaker 2: I didn't know this till lot maybe two years ago.
Speaker 2: Maybe I seen a clip of some guy taking a
Speaker 2: drone and I can't remember, don't quote me exactly, but
Speaker 2: I think he took like little pieces of copper or
Speaker 2: something and twisted onto it somehow where it was like dangling,
Speaker 2: and had these little lantannas and had a cord coming
Speaker 2: down to a spike in the ground and had like
Speaker 2: some kind of machine hooked up to it. And once
Speaker 2: it hit you know, such certain heights in the sky,
Speaker 2: it was harnessing this ether energy like you were talking about,
Speaker 2: and it was powering light bulbs and making things. You know.
Speaker 2: Whatever he hooked up to it was making it work.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, and then there's lots of evidence of that.
Speaker 5: And the building you're talking about that that that type
Speaker 5: of building is an onion dome, and they're all over
Speaker 5: the world. There's there's a musk here in London that
Speaker 5: still has those on and once upon a time they
Speaker 5: were bright, shiny copper like the Statue of Apollo, or
Speaker 5: well Liberty as it's now called, would have once looked.
Speaker 5: But to stop them working effectively, horse urine was applied.
Speaker 5: Horse Urine will speed up the tarnishing process, and that's
Speaker 5: what was done. They used horse urine. So inside those
Speaker 5: onion domes originally would have been a tank of red mercury,
Speaker 5: and the red mercury is how they stored the energy
Speaker 5: copper rods red mercury. The best example I think I've
Speaker 5: ever seen in Hollywood would be Back to the Future
Speaker 5: where Dot Brown, Yeah, Dot Brown, he wants to get
Speaker 5: enough power to fire up the flats capacitor in the Dolorean.
Speaker 3: So they wait until.
Speaker 5: They well they know, don't they, that there's going to
Speaker 5: be a lightning strike that damages the clock on the
Speaker 5: on the town hall, and so they rigged. Everybody knows this,
Speaker 5: I'm sure teaching people how to suck exit. Everybody knows
Speaker 5: what happens. Now, imagine if you were able to store
Speaker 5: the energy and it wasn't going into a flux capacitor,
Speaker 5: it was going into a different capacitor, and it just
Speaker 5: happened to be in the roof of the building. That's
Speaker 5: an extreme example of harnessing nature's energy. But what's more
Speaker 5: symbolic about that that particular part of the movie is
Speaker 5: the building itself.
Speaker 3: The building is what we were.
Speaker 5: Typically considered to be tartarian or as people would would
Speaker 5: would normally class them as the Greco Roman style. That is,
Speaker 5: in plain sight, in my opinion, exactly how it works.
Speaker 5: But as you're quite rightly said, the higher up you get,
Speaker 5: the more powerful the ether becomes. But of course they
Speaker 5: removed ether as an element some time ago, so now
Speaker 5: it's considered to be some kind of like I or something.
Speaker 5: It's something not really tangible, and in some cases it's
Speaker 5: it's a concept or a possibility. So yeah, it was removed,
Speaker 5: and yeah, I think Back to the Future is worth
Speaker 5: everybody watching.
Speaker 3: And if you just imagine the flax capacitor is.
Speaker 5: A tank inside the building, that's a lot of electricity
Speaker 5: that's going to power that that that town for some time, right,
Speaker 5: I mean they were usingtonium, weren't they in the in
Speaker 5: the dolorate and they Yeah, so you can imagine the
Speaker 5: power from one lightning bolt.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, yeah for sure. And one thing that I
Speaker 2: had seen, which, like I said, I'm not one, you know,
Speaker 2: factual or sure of myself, I guess would be a
Speaker 2: better word.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: The bales are really predominant in this ancient lastation of Tartaria,
Speaker 2: and I think I've seen people have talked about there
Speaker 2: was special bails and like they would put off a
Speaker 2: certain kind of frequency to do something ahead of purpose.
Speaker 2: But then all of a sudden, around World War two,
Speaker 2: I believe it was, they went through and gathered all
Speaker 2: the bells and said they needed them for ammunition. But
Speaker 2: we find graveyards of buried bells. What did they put that? Guy,
Speaker 2: did you come across that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're exactly right. And they don't just dig them up.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they're found out at sea. And it's interesting, isn't it, because,
Speaker 5: like you quite rightly said, the narrative behind that was
Speaker 5: the war effort. They needed to melt them down to
Speaker 5: make ammunition. But of course they were all replaced. Well,
Speaker 5: how were they replaced? Did they go round and pick
Speaker 5: up all the shells and pluck out, you know, bullets
Speaker 5: and shrapnel from people to be able to make the
Speaker 5: bells again, because they reappeared very quickly. It was about frequency,
Speaker 5: and this was the Rockefeller Institute that actually had the
Speaker 5: frequency changed. He put together an industry standard of four
Speaker 5: hundred and forty hertz, which doesn't resonate with human life.
Speaker 5: It's not a frequency our bodies should be subjected to.
Speaker 5: In fact, it's quite harmful and damaging, but it can
Speaker 5: be used as a weapon very effectively. It can be
Speaker 5: used to make you angry or sad if you imagine
Speaker 5: the difference between and I'm not just talking about the
Speaker 5: people going because I don't want a stereotype the people
Speaker 5: that go to you know, for example, here in England
Speaker 5: would go to the Royal Albert Hall and listen to
Speaker 5: classical music for an evening or opera. But let's be honest,
Speaker 5: most of the people in that building, the majority of
Speaker 5: them will be upper class and probably at a private
Speaker 5: school education. Not many average people would consider going there
Speaker 5: or being able to afford it, because it's incredibly expensive.
Speaker 5: So we've been given music that actually doesn't make us
Speaker 5: feel fantastic all of the time. In fact, it can
Speaker 5: make us quite angry or violent and quite sad, even depressed.
Speaker 5: You could go to a concert and that the right
Speaker 5: or the wrong sort of music could end up in
Speaker 5: people fighting at the end of it. It can cause violence. Well,
Speaker 5: that doesn't happen with classical music. And it's not just
Speaker 5: about where the people that are listening to it, because
Speaker 5: in my opinion, a lot of the people that we
Speaker 5: would associate with having incredible wealth are some of the
Speaker 5: most disgusting and vile creatures to exist on this realm.
Speaker 5: And it seems to me that the more power these
Speaker 5: people have and the more money they have, that the
Speaker 5: more vile they become. So I'm not saying it's the
Speaker 5: people themselves. I'm saying it's listening to the right frequency
Speaker 5: in the right building. That that's the difference. And Rockefeller
Speaker 5: didn't want that for the rest of us. He wanted
Speaker 5: us to listen to music that would enable us to
Speaker 5: have our mood controlled and changed by will. But also,
Speaker 5: these bells in the churches weren't just about the frequency
Speaker 5: within the building. So you went into one of these
Speaker 5: buildings to heal. We had the pipe organ and the
Speaker 5: bells at four three two that were actually balancing our
Speaker 5: shakras or healing our internal organs, and that's where the
Speaker 5: pipe organ gets its name from. The organ is called
Speaker 5: the organ because it was balancing our organs. But Rockefeller
Speaker 5: changed that at four forty. But the bells were also
Speaker 5: doing something in the environment as well. Now they believed,
Speaker 5: and I haven't found anything to substantiate this, but they
Speaker 5: believed that they were actually controlling the frequency around the area.
Speaker 5: So around that building it was keeping away evil spear,
Speaker 5: it's negative energy. It was controlling the weather and the
Speaker 5: environment to a degree as well. And of course, back
Speaker 5: then people weren't being buried. These weren't religious places. They
Speaker 5: were just where you went to heal and meditate. So yeah,
Speaker 5: Rockefeller weaponized the frequencies. And of course, as he said that,
Speaker 5: there's more money to be made in a society that's
Speaker 5: sick than one that's well, and he and his friends
Speaker 5: have made an awful lot of money ensuring that that continues.
Speaker 5: So yeah, the church bells were a very important part
Speaker 5: of everybody's community because people were using them to, you know,
Speaker 5: to heal, especially the organs as well. So yeah, four
Speaker 5: hundred and thirty two hertz.
Speaker 2: Well, I was thinking about this as you were talking
Speaker 2: about this. I don't want to throw it at you.
Speaker 2: And this might be a commonly held idea. Like I said,
Speaker 2: I'm kind of new to this, but you were talking
Speaker 2: about the you know, the iono sphere, the ether and
Speaker 2: then pulling this energy. Do you think the modern day
Speaker 2: kim trails and cloud seeding and all these things that
Speaker 2: are doing to our atmosphere is dampening that field.
Speaker 5: I don't know, because I've come from chemtrails from a
Speaker 5: different angle, and I think that obviously. First of all,
Speaker 5: we know that they're making it very difficult, especially here
Speaker 5: at the moment with the rain and the weather it's
Speaker 5: been horrific. They're making it difficult to grow crops, and
Speaker 5: any land that is worth having is being bought up.
Speaker 5: I mean, in the States, it's obviously Gates who now
Speaker 5: owns most of the farmland, as I believe, and here
Speaker 5: the government are buying it, forcing people to not grow,
Speaker 5: They're paying people not to or anything. And they're also
Speaker 5: turning them into solar farms as well. So there's a
Speaker 5: lot less being grown here than there was, So I
Speaker 5: think they're putting farmers in a position where it's very
Speaker 5: difficult to expect a good crop this year, whereas ten
Speaker 5: years ago they were guaranteed one. But it also it
Speaker 5: appears to be capable of doing something else. And this
Speaker 5: goes into.
Speaker 3: Believing or.
Speaker 5: Living in a way in which you consider everything to
Speaker 5: come from above. That when we go, we rise to
Speaker 5: the heavens, our consciousness elevates, and that when we receive information,
Speaker 5: it's coming from above. And you know, when we talk
Speaker 5: about the heavens or God, we look up. If they
Speaker 5: could sever that connection by using heavy metals, then we would,
Speaker 5: in theory, find it harder to connect to our creator.
Speaker 5: And also it might become impossible to actually move on
Speaker 5: when we pass, so we'd be trapped, we can't ascend.
Speaker 5: But there's another part to it too. Other heavy metals
Speaker 5: in these chemtrails also connected to five G. So are
Speaker 5: they weaponizing our environment the very air that we breathe.
Speaker 3: So when they crank.
Speaker 5: This five G massed up here not a million miles
Speaker 5: away from me, when they cranked that up, if there's
Speaker 5: heavy metal in the air around me, in the atmosphere,
Speaker 5: does that amplify the effect, So I think there might
Speaker 5: be other things going on with the chemtrails.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that makes sence, especially all the carbon and
Speaker 2: nano stuff, you know in your brake pay heads, you know,
Speaker 2: so let's flying around all the cars and the other's
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff too. That one thing. I talked
Speaker 2: to a guy, his name was doctor Greg Little, and
Speaker 2: we were talking about plasma and like you know, encounters
Speaker 2: and different things like that, you know, portals, just that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. And he was of the opinion that,
Speaker 2: he said, you hear about so many supernatural experiences and
Speaker 2: communing with you know, God and angels and all this
Speaker 2: other stuff way back in the distant past, and not
Speaker 2: so much now, he said. So now they can say, oh,
Speaker 2: that was just you know, stories, fables make believe, he said.
Speaker 2: But you know, he said, science kind of shows that
Speaker 2: with microwaves, like you mentioned, the five G towers, your
Speaker 2: ear pods, just all these things are putting off all
Speaker 2: of these electromagnetic waves and these energy fields, and it's
Speaker 2: polluting the atmosphere and therefore is like putting a strangle
Speaker 2: on some of these plasma fields and these ions and
Speaker 2: things like that. And he thinks that that is why
Speaker 2: you know, we don't have the encounters and experiences and
Speaker 2: stuff like our ancestors used to. And he even poses
Speaker 2: the theory that it was by design, And I think
Speaker 2: it kind of correlates to what you've been talking about today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree. I totally agree with that.
Speaker 5: It makes perfect sense because they're quite right. In every
Speaker 5: culture going back as far as you want to look,
Speaker 5: they talk about meeting people from another realm. They either
Speaker 5: came from the water, or came from the sky, or
Speaker 5: came from underground, and they all share those stories that
Speaker 5: they were taught advanced technology, that they were taught mathematics, geometry,
Speaker 5: a language, and so on, and agriculture perhaps more importantly
Speaker 5: than any of them. And they all share that same story,
Speaker 5: don't they. Whether we're going to talk to the Aborigines
Speaker 5: in Australia or we're talking to a Native elder in America,
Speaker 5: they tell us the same story repeatedly without actually ever
Speaker 5: having shared information with each other. And that makes perfect
Speaker 5: sense that it's been blocked. But also at the same time,
Speaker 5: maybe they do still come here, but they are interacted
Speaker 5: intercept sorry, bigger pardon. Maybe they're intercept and intercepted before
Speaker 5: they can actually reach here, And of course we've also
Speaker 5: had the fear put into us that they are only
Speaker 5: coming here to anally probe, take us away and conduct experiments.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's what we've been told, isn't it. It
Speaker 5: doesn't matter whether we are listening to a kind of
Speaker 5: psyops story from leaked CIA footage or an FBI document
Speaker 5: or an ex an informer, or we're looking at a
Speaker 5: move is early sci fi, They're always going to be
Speaker 5: conducting experiments with us. So I think we've been taught
Speaker 5: to fear anything that comes from the sky, and that's
Speaker 5: probably got a lot to do with it as well.
Speaker 5: So my guess is, yeah, either they can't get here anymore,
Speaker 5: that they're already here, and I believe that they probably
Speaker 5: are a large number here living underwater, underground, or in
Speaker 5: land masses that we are not aware of that we
Speaker 5: can't travel near or over, or the possibility that they
Speaker 5: are intercepted. But the only thing with that is I
Speaker 5: would imagine their top technology would far exceed anything we've got,
Speaker 5: So that was perhaps the weakest theory of them all.
Speaker 2: And you had mentioned Tesla earlier. How does he play
Speaker 2: into Tartaria. I know that we have the famous Tesla
Speaker 2: call oil and basically he was looking into wireless energy
Speaker 2: and things like that. Just give me your dots and
Speaker 2: opinions and what you've researched. How does he play into this?
Speaker 2: What did he discover? Was he taken out by the
Speaker 2: Rockefellers and people like that because of the things he
Speaker 2: was finding out. Just give us your opinions and dots
Speaker 2: on Tesla.
Speaker 5: What says they claimed he was receiving the information from
Speaker 5: Venusians that his mother also did too. She would have
Speaker 5: these visions blackouts where she would receive a download. Now
Speaker 5: there are theories surrounding Valiant Thaw, who was seen at
Speaker 5: the White House claimed to be from Venus That there
Speaker 5: are stories that he claimed that Tesla was being given
Speaker 5: this information and one of several people that they had
Speaker 5: communicated with. So that kind of lines with what Nicola
Speaker 5: Tesla said that the information was coming from somewhere else.
Speaker 5: He allegedly never wrote anything down and he didn't have
Speaker 5: to conduct experiments because everything worked first time, and to
Speaker 5: get a patent, it had to work. Now, he had
Speaker 5: backing from JP Morgan when he built Wardencliffe. Morgan thought
Speaker 5: he was building a radio transmitter and Morgan's interest was
Speaker 5: that he would be able to control the news worldwide.
Speaker 5: If he owned the mast, he could control what was transmitted,
Speaker 5: and that was powerful. He found out that Marconi was
Speaker 5: about to achieve the first radio transmission, and at that
Speaker 5: point he discovered that Tesla hadn't really been putting his
Speaker 5: heart and soul into it. He had been working on
Speaker 5: harnessing energy from there so everyone, everyone on Earth could
Speaker 5: receive free energy, the matter where they were, they could
Speaker 5: have energy for free. That went against everything Morgan believed.
Speaker 5: And when Marconi beat him to the post, he pulled
Speaker 5: the backing and then obviously in the end morden Cliff
Speaker 5: was destroyed. So that seemed to be his life's ambition.
Speaker 5: But along the way, you know, he invented so many
Speaker 5: other things as well, like remote control, radio control, X
Speaker 5: ray neon lights. You know, so many things are attributed
Speaker 5: to his work and research. And I don't think you
Speaker 5: can wake up one morning with a desire to do
Speaker 5: something that benefits everybody on Earth that it won't make
Speaker 5: any money. It will cost It won't make any money
Speaker 5: because people are going to receive it energy for free,
Speaker 5: and there's a cost involved in the mass and the transmission.
Speaker 5: So he put his life into wanting everybody.
Speaker 3: In the world to have free energy.
Speaker 5: Now, why would you do that, and why would you
Speaker 5: think it was possible? Where did this come from? So
Speaker 5: either he was receiving information from elsewhere or he was
Speaker 5: reverse engineering, in which case he would have had to
Speaker 5: have seen it. So I kind of leaned towards him
Speaker 5: actually being given technology antiquitech and told to figure this out.
Speaker 5: But the strange thing about him is he didn't do
Speaker 5: particularly well at school. At college, he never finished his education.
Speaker 5: He turned to drinking and gambling. At one point he
Speaker 5: disappeared and his friends actually thought he'd drowned and died.
Speaker 5: He got into debt, and he sort of bumbled around
Speaker 5: quite a bit and then ended up working for Edison,
Speaker 5: and then went over to work for Edison himself rather
Speaker 5: than one of his companies. In Parisy, he ends up
Speaker 5: in New York, arise there penniless and being robbed on
Speaker 5: the show ship on the way over, works with Edison,
Speaker 5: falls out with him, digs ditches, works as a lifeguard,
Speaker 5: all of these things, and still at the end of it, managed.
Speaker 2: To laval of a genius that he's portrayed to be.
Speaker 5: It's absolutely wild, isn't it. And then of course he
Speaker 5: goes out out of the world with no money, living
Speaker 5: in a hotel room.
Speaker 3: Obviously it had two rooms.
Speaker 5: But living in one of them, and all paid for
Speaker 5: by Westinghouse. They continue to pay for the hotel room
Speaker 5: until he died, which I find strange. And of course
Speaker 5: there are stories that he actually built in the hotel
Speaker 5: New Yorker a giant Tesla tower, and that people could
Speaker 5: sometimes feel the whole building vibrain.
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Speaker 3: No one's ever seen it.
Speaker 5: It's possible people who think that actually he was He's
Speaker 5: a creation. That there wasn't a Nicola Tesla. They wanted
Speaker 5: to attach lots of patents to one person, one person
Speaker 5: that had no ancestors, and then they could tick a
Speaker 5: few boxes say, well, this man invented this, this man
Speaker 5: invented that. There's no explanation then needed for especially as
Speaker 5: he's gone and has no descendants in well, where did
Speaker 5: he get this information from? How did he know that
Speaker 5: would work? Where did the idea come from? It's gone.
Speaker 5: There's no way of tracing that. I can't find any
Speaker 5: of his living descendants, although I've been told on numerous
Speaker 5: occasions that somebody knows one of his nephews, and someone
Speaker 5: once met somebod who went to school with his next
Speaker 5: door neighbors.
Speaker 3: Dogs cat.
Speaker 5: You know that there's there's a hundred of these stories
Speaker 5: out there. But what there actually isn't is someone saying, hello, guy,
Speaker 5: it's me. I am Nicola's nephew, niece. What a I've
Speaker 5: been asking for five years and all I've ever had
Speaker 5: is people telling me they know someone who knows someone,
Speaker 5: or their grandfather knew him. I need a little bit
Speaker 5: more than that if I'm going to tell people that
Speaker 5: actually he did exist and I can prove it. I
Speaker 5: can't prove it, just as we can't prove a lot
Speaker 5: of things. But there are a couple of little stories
Speaker 5: attached to him. One is that it's Frank Zappa. That
Speaker 5: the photographs we see of Tesla, the most predominant one
Speaker 5: of the side view with the mustache when he's sort
Speaker 5: of in his thirties, that that's actually a photo of
Speaker 5: Frank Zappa, and it's just been faked, you know, to
Speaker 5: look old and so on. The other one is that
Speaker 5: Nicola Tesla invented time travel. He cracked it and goes
Speaker 5: back inside and brings his younger self to the future,
Speaker 5: and that younger self becomes Frank Zappa. So if you
Speaker 5: look at a side view of Frank zamper, Yeah, I
Speaker 5: would ask people to do. This is fascinating and I'm
Speaker 5: not saying that this is the case, but I'm just
Speaker 5: saying it's interesting if you look at the side shot
Speaker 5: of Nicola Tesla in his thirties with the mustache, and
Speaker 5: then try and find the side image of Frank Zappa,
Speaker 5: and you tell me where the differences are, because I'd
Speaker 5: like to hear them. They are mirrored. I mean, he's
Speaker 5: a doppelganger. So there are some interesting conspiracies attached to
Speaker 5: Nicola Tesla himself. If he existed, and I really want
Speaker 5: him to have done, then the man was an absolute genius.
Speaker 5: But I would love to know where the information came from.
Speaker 5: As Valienthal said, they were communicating. Nicola Tesla said on
Speaker 5: numerous occasions it was coming from Venus but the light bear.
Speaker 3: But I think that he was.
Speaker 5: If he did exist, he was reverse engineering what they
Speaker 5: had found from the previous civilization, and we're trying to
Speaker 5: get it up and up and running.
Speaker 3: And normally it's a lot more clanky.
Speaker 5: You know, when they reverse engineers something, it's never perfected,
Speaker 5: and it never has the beauty and the intricacy of
Speaker 5: the original product. It tends to be a really clanky,
Speaker 5: cumbersome version of it. Usually designed to mass produce and
Speaker 5: make money from right. So yeah, so there are certain
Speaker 5: things attached to him. The three files that Donald Trump's
Speaker 5: uncle retrieved and never handed back in were all connected
Speaker 5: to time travel. No one knows where they are now,
Speaker 5: but people guess that Donald has them, and that's what
Speaker 5: his relationship with Musk is actually about. And then we
Speaker 5: enter into the Last President, Baron Trump, the Adventures of
Speaker 5: Baron Trump, the Ingersoul Lockwood novels, all connecting perhaps to
Speaker 5: time travel. So Tesla's a big rabbit hole that turns
Speaker 5: into a warrant.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and I like how you mentioned that we're
Speaker 2: a genius too. I mean he could have been quite
Speaker 2: literally a genius, because when you get into like the
Speaker 2: root of that word, you know, it's a you know, genie.
Speaker 2: To be inhabited by a genie, you become a genius,
Speaker 2: you know. So I thought that was a pretty cool
Speaker 2: little play on words, and even the reverse engineering side
Speaker 2: of it, you know, Solomon said it best. I believe
Speaker 2: nothing is new under the sun. We will marvel and
Speaker 2: say we have discovered this great thing, but no, it's
Speaker 2: something already discovered, been forgotten, and now just being rediscovered.
Speaker 2: And the UFO phenomenon you had mentioned earlier. Also, all
Speaker 2: the reports are talking about retrieving these crash ships and
Speaker 2: reverse engineering this this tech. So here's another, you know,
Speaker 2: correlation to this idea that you're talking about today. Now,
Speaker 2: one thing, another thing that I heard briefly mentioned that
Speaker 2: I want to learn more about is I guess one
Speaker 2: of the most common questions from people. I guess when
Speaker 2: they hear this would be how would they orchestrate this?
Speaker 2: How would they just wipe the memory of all these people?
Speaker 2: And you know, you're talking about an entire generation of
Speaker 2: people that have to get men in black pin flashed,
Speaker 2: you know. And then I heard people talk about the
Speaker 2: cabbage Patch trains or the cabbage Patch kids. What are those?
Speaker 2: And how does that play into this guy?
Speaker 5: They are connected. The reason they managed to get everybody
Speaker 5: to stop talking about Sarzaria is because they killed them all.
Speaker 5: They were killed. Three point five billion people were killed
Speaker 5: between seventeen seventy six and eighteen seventy six. Now, in
Speaker 5: amongst that number are natural causes, but the majority.
Speaker 3: Of them were killed.
Speaker 5: And what you were left with were people that survived
Speaker 5: the numerous civil wars and the Napoleonic wars. You've got
Speaker 5: people who survived that they made it home. They were
Speaker 5: either considered insane, told that everything had now changed and
Speaker 5: this is how it was going to be, and given
Speaker 5: a mercury hat to wear, and alcohol and things with
Speaker 5: cocaine in and told to go get on with their
Speaker 5: new life. Or they were committed to asylums or sent
Speaker 5: to prison for not complying, and for talking about how
Speaker 5: things had changed and how you didn't agree with things.
Speaker 3: There were reasons you could go to prison for.
Speaker 5: And talking about or disagreeing with the way things were
Speaker 5: was one of the reasons you could be sent to
Speaker 5: an asylum permanently under the Lunacy Act. Now you could also,
Speaker 5: at the same time be sent to an asylum permanently
Speaker 5: if your husband had died in battle. So they were
Speaker 5: locking the survivors up, and what they were left with
Speaker 5: were people that were subdued, drunk, drugged, poisoned with mercury
Speaker 5: and other things, living on soil that was contaminated, being
Speaker 5: told that they had syphilis and typhus when actually they
Speaker 5: were suffering from radiation poisoning. The survivors were children, and
Speaker 5: the children were shipped. My mother's father was one of
Speaker 5: them in the early nineteen hundreds. He was sent from Crimea,
Speaker 5: which obviously we now call Ukraine. He was sent from
Speaker 5: there to New York to ride a train and these
Speaker 5: are called the Orphan trains. And it was a man
Speaker 5: called Charles Loring Brace that was a high ranking Freemason
Speaker 5: old fellow that with the Freemasons set up a plan
Speaker 5: to take all of the homeless children arriving in New
Speaker 5: York from mainly from Russia and which would obviously a
Speaker 5: very heavily populated part of the Tartarian Empire. And they
Speaker 5: were going to go and work on farms in the
Speaker 5: Midwestern and down mines. Why we call them miners, it
Speaker 5: was children that were mining. They would arrive believing that
Speaker 5: they were going to be adopted by loving family. No
Speaker 5: paperwork changed hands anywhere between two hundred and fifty thousand,
Speaker 5: half a million children rode those trains to the Midwest,
Speaker 5: and they were put on display and asked to perform
Speaker 5: outside Masonic lodges. And they were the Orphan movement. And
Speaker 5: they would sometimes be sold from a house to house
Speaker 5: or farm to farm, and that was where the power
Speaker 5: behind the Industrial Revolution came from.
Speaker 3: It was child labor.
Speaker 5: Children were sent from England to Australia, and they were
Speaker 5: sent from Italy to America. Basically, the whole world was
Speaker 5: repopulated with the orphan children of those that had fallen
Speaker 5: in the Napoleonic Wars or been incarcerated.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't enough.
Speaker 5: The population doubled within one hundred years, despite all of
Speaker 5: those deaths, the population doubled, and it's not possible. So
Speaker 5: this is where the Cabbage Patch Park comes in, and
Speaker 5: this is the belief that children were cloned on mass
Speaker 5: It happened in Germany in places called kindergartens underground bases,
Speaker 5: military underground bases underneath kindergartens, and this is where doppelganger
Speaker 5: comes from, as well as another German German word for
Speaker 5: an identical looking person. They were then distributed through baby
Speaker 5: farms and world fairs and through the orphan trains across
Speaker 5: the world, and this was also portrayed in the Growing
Speaker 5: of Babies was portrayed in the first narrated movie, which
Speaker 5: is called The Cabbage Fairy by Alice Guy. Second movie
Speaker 5: was The Midwife to the Upper Classes, where she shows
Speaker 5: upper class couples coming to buy babies that she's growing
Speaker 5: in cabbage patches, and they say cabbage patch because this
Speaker 5: originated from Slavic folklore that babies were born in cabbages
Speaker 5: that's where you found them, and the cabbage itself represented
Speaker 5: a wound. And there's a maternity hospital in Tomsk in
Speaker 5: Russia where outside there's a statue of a baby emerging
Speaker 5: from a cabbage and for years the pregnant women have
Speaker 5: kissed it for luck before they've gone inside to deliver
Speaker 5: their child. So it comes from old Slavic law folklore.
Speaker 5: That's where the cabbage park comes from. So yeah, they
Speaker 5: basically grew them. And my mother was told actually that
Speaker 5: she was found at the bottom of a garden in
Speaker 5: a cabbage patch, and you'll find there's a lot of
Speaker 5: people from her generation that were told the same thing.
Speaker 2: Man, that's just insane. I'm glad I asked you about
Speaker 2: that because that blows my mind. If I'm just being honest.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm a conspiracy dearist, but I'm a critical thinker.
Speaker 2: I question narratives, you know, I'm a contrariant, so to speak. Well,
Speaker 2: I first heard this idea, like I said, I didn't
Speaker 2: deep dive into it. I just maybe heard somebody talk
Speaker 2: about it, like in a sixty second clip, and I
Speaker 2: was like, that makes no sense to me. That's pretty
Speaker 2: far fetched.
Speaker 3: How you're gonna do that?
Speaker 2: You start, you know, just a little bit that you
Speaker 2: talk to me about. It's got me thinking, okay, man,
Speaker 2: maybe this is a possibility. And especially when you get
Speaker 2: to the symbolism, you know that I think it's like
Speaker 2: a rule of spiritual warfare, you know. I think they
Speaker 2: have to tell you what they're gonna do, and you
Speaker 2: have to either consent or not object, and then therefore
Speaker 2: they can do it. So they do it through symbolism.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you have this baby growing in this garden, Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're growing a baby, you know, like they do clones now.
Speaker 2: And have you looked into the etymology of kinder garden
Speaker 2: because garden is right there in that name, yes, a German.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's just and for a garden of children.
Speaker 3: M h yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's a it's a place, so if you break
Speaker 5: it down, it's it's where you would grow a child.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And then obviously the doppelganger is the double looker, so
Speaker 5: so yeah, and then then they believe that this was
Speaker 5: being done in Germany and that that Germany was one
Speaker 5: of the last places to hold on to tartarian technology.
Speaker 5: And this is mainly because Germany at the time was
Speaker 5: pretty much owned by the Rothschiles. So you know this technology,
Speaker 5: I suppose the question behind it is how far back
Speaker 5: does this go? You know, how long have they had
Speaker 5: the ability to clone? That is the million dollar question.
Speaker 5: And if we look at say the Sumerian text where
Speaker 5: they tell us that these beings came from.
Speaker 3: The sky that a lot of people call Anu nachi.
Speaker 5: And we were we were created on mass we were
Speaker 5: cloned clone after clone after clone, and we became a
Speaker 5: slave race. Or if we look at Genesis, you know
Speaker 5: where we are created in the image of the gods,
Speaker 5: and I appreciate God slowly becomes singular. It starts off
Speaker 5: as plural, doesn't it and changes to Lord for a
Speaker 5: bit and so on. Are these the Yella him? But
Speaker 5: and different cultures, as we said earlier on, different cultures
Speaker 5: across the world share these same stories that something came along,
Speaker 5: took whatever was wandering around, tweaked it and mass produced
Speaker 5: it and got it to do the work because they
Speaker 5: didn't want to do it anymore. The epic of Gilgamesh
Speaker 5: is quite interesting. But I suppose the Sumerian text, and
Speaker 5: I appreciate, you know, not much of it's really been translated,
Speaker 5: but what has been, you know, describes that story that
Speaker 5: they were genetically modifying and mass producing us. So that
Speaker 5: technology obviously goes back if that is the case, you know,
Speaker 5: two hundred and fifty thousand years. So when we see
Speaker 5: companies today like clone Aid still offering on their website
Speaker 5: to clone you for the right price, for whatever reason
Speaker 5: you like. I think their first baby was Eve, but
Speaker 5: since then, I have no doubt that they've produced an incredible
Speaker 5: number of them. And it's not just pets that they're doing.
Speaker 5: It is people that they're cloning. And in Italian doctor
Speaker 5: had perfected it as well. He was shut down. He
Speaker 5: actually went on a protest outside the Prime Minister of
Speaker 5: Italy's offices and was protesting out there for ages when
Speaker 5: he was stopped from being able to even dabble with
Speaker 5: him cloning. But now it appears that South America and
Speaker 5: Korea are two places where you can actually clone with
Speaker 5: very lax flaws. Everywhere else, really it's been outlawed. So
Speaker 5: my guess is that this has been going on for
Speaker 5: a very long time.
Speaker 3: And also, of.
Speaker 5: Course there are recent discoveries that this was happening at
Speaker 5: Zorro Ranch, that Epstein was also involved in doing his
Speaker 5: own human phoning, that the eugenics movement as well. I
Speaker 5: mean that kind of leans towards it. Yeah, Zorro Ranch,
Speaker 5: that the lab there is it still literally has the
Speaker 5: half of the staff that Epstein employed us still in there,
Speaker 5: and they were taking very very young girls and impregnating
Speaker 5: them so he could produce his own kind of new
Speaker 5: race of beings. So Zorro Ranch is worth looking into that.
Speaker 5: That was a huge cloning facility owned by Epstein that
Speaker 5: is still running right now, still fully operational, with original
Speaker 5: staff in there.
Speaker 2: And I don't know as far as like the timeline,
Speaker 2: but I remember the whole the toy line.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I had two older sisters and they had to have
Speaker 2: these cabbage patch dolls and babies, you know, and they
Speaker 2: depicted them on the commercials. Like you had mentioned that
Speaker 2: the folklore this cabbage mile pops up and in the
Speaker 2: head just kind of comes out and it grows out,
Speaker 2: and that was a huge phenomenon in the eighties. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and once again right there in your face you know, absolutly.
Speaker 5: And the interesting thing with Xavier Robbers isn't just the
Speaker 5: doll itself, but the story he created as a marketing strategy,
Speaker 5: and that is of a young Xavier Roberts discovering through
Speaker 5: a waterfall a row of cabbages with babies growing in
Speaker 5: who want to be adopted so they don't have to
Speaker 5: go and work down the mines. And he made it
Speaker 5: very clear that you weren't buying a doll from him,
Speaker 5: you were adopting it, and it came with an adoption certificate.
Speaker 5: But in a rather sinister move, if you returned the
Speaker 5: doll because you've broken it and it couldn't be repaired,
Speaker 5: if it was beyond economic viability to repair, they would
Speaker 5: return the damage doll to you and saying sorry, we
Speaker 5: can't fix it. You're gonna have to buy a new one, essentially,
Speaker 5: and they would provide a death certificate with it.
Speaker 2: So I didn't know that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it comes with the death certificate if it
Speaker 5: can't be repaired.
Speaker 2: Oh man, And I think it's in Georgia.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 5: Generous hopital yeah, Greco Roman Masonic flaw.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And the first wall when you walk in every photo
Speaker 5: on there is a celebrity of sorts. Celebrity is the
Speaker 5: wrong word, but it's the kind of one we stuck with.
Speaker 5: I don't celebrate any of these people, but it is
Speaker 5: a wall of photographs of famous people associated with cloning.
Speaker 5: So anybody you've ever heard a conspiracy about that's been cloned,
Speaker 5: they're on that wall. What you know, it's it's very
Speaker 5: very strange. The Masonic flow, you know, it's very symbolic.
Speaker 5: And the building itself is what we would typically call tartarian.
Speaker 5: Is that is that Greco Roman style Babyland hospital.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not a big Cabbage Patch fan, but Georgia's
Speaker 2: not that far from me. I need to go down
Speaker 2: there and do some filming and maybe if you would
Speaker 2: be willing, I'll consult with you and we can go
Speaker 2: through the footage and talk about it and break it down,
Speaker 2: maybe make like a little mini dark That would be fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'd love to. I'd love to go myself. We're
Speaker 5: supposed to be coming over to America in October and
Speaker 5: I'm hoping to sort of do a bit of traveling
Speaker 5: and see as much as I can, And that's on
Speaker 5: my list. The only thing I'm not sure about is
Speaker 5: whether or not visa will be accepted. Yeah, i'd love to.
Speaker 5: I'm just sort of a little bit dubious about my
Speaker 5: visa because they now check your social media content before
Speaker 5: they allow you to come in, and I put some
Speaker 5: pretty down. Yeah, I share a lot of information on
Speaker 5: you know, what's really going on, what Trump's up to, Greenland, Venezuela.
Speaker 5: I don't know if i'd be very popular, but I'm
Speaker 5: a small, you know, small insignificant drop in the ocean
Speaker 5: compared to you know, some of the big giant authors
Speaker 5: out there in huge podcasters, so I might not even
Speaker 5: be a blip on their radar. So we'll find out,
Speaker 5: if we'll find out when I apply.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, definitely. I'll hit you up and give you
Speaker 2: my number, and if I go through, i'd love to
Speaker 2: hook up hang out with you, and yeah i'd love
Speaker 2: to adventure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd love to do that. Yeah, absolutely, we'll go.
Speaker 2: Man, thank you so much, brother for your time. And
Speaker 2: my lister's probably get tired of saying it, but I'm
Speaker 2: going to say it every episode because there might be
Speaker 2: somebody new but time man that's lives most stable said,
Speaker 2: you can never get that back, So I appreciate you
Speaker 2: donating that to us today. Brother.
Speaker 5: It's a pleasure. It's a pleasure being on. And you're right,
Speaker 5: it's the one thing no matter how much money you have, you.
Speaker 3: Can't buy or can you.
Speaker 5: If it exists, If Tesla cracked it, maybe some people
Speaker 5: can buy time. But for you and I and everybody watching, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's the most valuable commodity. Yes, for the great over
Speaker 5: here we call us the great unwashed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is the.
Speaker 2: Most valuable in America. I like that. But yeah, before
Speaker 2: we leave, brother, but yeah, before we leave, brother, just
Speaker 2: let everybody know where they can find you websites. We're
Speaker 2: going to get your book and your material or anything
Speaker 2: that you'd like to plug to direct the listeners to men.
Speaker 5: Let them know, well right now before I'm taken away
Speaker 5: or committed, and they can still find me online. And
Speaker 5: you know I'm on Facebook. I post on there every
Speaker 5: day something topical. Today's one was about Greenland. I have
Speaker 5: a YouTube channel. It's only a small channel, but I
Speaker 5: have my website and I blog on there. I put
Speaker 5: information on there that can't be censored. So if I've
Speaker 5: got something to say about Barack Obama, Jeffrey Epstein, what
Speaker 5: I think is going on with the real story behind
Speaker 5: nine to eleven. Any who is the antichrome, anything at
Speaker 5: all that's rattling around in my head that I know
Speaker 5: will get me banned, I put it on my website.
Speaker 5: So if they want to go to my social media,
Speaker 5: the links are on there. They want to read my blogs,
Speaker 5: they can. They want to find out about my books,
Speaker 5: they're on there too, and you know I ship them worldwide.
Speaker 5: So basically my website is really the hub for me,
Speaker 5: and it's called the Tartarian Empire dot co dot UK,
Speaker 5: tartar Ian Empire, the Tartarian Empire dot co dot UK.
Speaker 3: And dot co dot UK.
Speaker 5: Is important because most of my readers are overseas. America
Speaker 5: perhaps is my largest customer base, and they need to
Speaker 5: see it's dot co dot UK. If they see dot com,
Speaker 5: they might think I'm in America and they'll order a
Speaker 5: book today and wonder tomorrow why it hasn't turned up.
Speaker 3: It's got a.
Speaker 5: Pond to cross, so I felt it important to just
Speaker 5: reiterate that in the website address so people can see
Speaker 5: very clearly where I'm located.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well man, thank you so much. It's been enlightning
Speaker 2: and I'm glad that I avoided the rabbit hole because well,
Speaker 2: I try to do if I do discover someone that's
Speaker 2: got an interesting capeck, I try my best to resist
Speaker 2: deep diving into it before I have them on that way.
Speaker 2: It's new to me, and you know you're taking me
Speaker 2: on my maiden voyage, so to speak. But I definitely
Speaker 2: appreciate your time and diving into this was it was
Speaker 2: enlightening pun intended.
Speaker 3: But thank you for having me on. And if you
Speaker 3: want me back on it any time, I'd love to.
Speaker 2: No, I'd love to have you back, man, Thank you
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 3: Just say when I'll be there, But thank you. I
Speaker 3: really appreciate it. Doc.
Speaker 2: Yeah, awesome. Well guys, hope you enjoyed that. Be sure
Speaker 2: check out guys stuff. Man, I'm definitely gonna do it.
Speaker 2: I've actually got the audio books in my phone waiting
Speaker 2: to hear them.
Speaker 3: Next.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to finish up on Gary Wayne's Genesis sixth
Speaker 2: Conspiracy Part two, and as you guys know or may
Speaker 2: not know, that's like a thirty something hour listen, so
Speaker 2: I'm grinding through that. But Guy is next in the
Speaker 2: log there. But just remember, guys, hey man, the difference
Speaker 2: between the known and the unknown is the journey, So
Speaker 2: load up your backpack and get the hiking baby on
Speaker 2: good journey.
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