Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman
Show on the FBI's radar. Look back at nine to
eleven and the attacks informed by what we now know
about FBI bosses and how many metric tons of utter
trash to human beings eat in a lifetime. By the way,
what is that doing to our bodies? Plus speaking of
bodies and trash, Bill Gates, He's not trash, He's a human.
Bill Gates plan to shove digital ideas in the bodies
of newborn babies.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about this all with the help.
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Todd Herman Show and with God Almighty.
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Speaker 4: Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
There is a dynamic a play in Washington, d C.
That's also a play in every major city in the
United States of America. It's a dynamic that speaks to
an illness in government, an illness of government and an
illness that is almost completely unique to government. In every
other fact of life, there's accountability for actions equal opposite
reactions in terms of scientific rigor, and in fact, accountability
for when we do something wrong, it eventually comes back
and gets us eventually.
Speaker 2: That is not the case in government.
Speaker 1: Looking back at nine to eleven, there's a whole series
of questions that are on the tip of my mind.
How about yours. I remember nine to eleven. I remember
waking up from a long road trip. I'd flown across
the country the night before, got home at god knows
what hour, and it slept in. I remember waking up
and turning on the TV back when we had TV.
As I looked at the TV, they were showing a
view of an American city. They were sweeping the American
city with cameras. I didn't recognize it. Turned out it
was New York City. I remember they were downtown, the
cameras were downtown. There was some smoke, and I was thinking, Wow,
it's a city on a river. What is that Pittsburgh?
And then they swept uptown. I saw the Empire State
Building and I remember I said, dear God, the towers
are gone. I had no idea what had gone on
until I fumbled around and turned up the sound, and
then I saw the same same things you saw. I
remember calling my wife was at that point my girlfriend
yet we were living in sin God forgive us at
school to make sure she was okay and that she
saw what was going on. She was teaching kindergarten. They
weren't talking about what was going on, but they were.
Speaker 2: Aware of it. But I thought of this.
Speaker 1: I thought of an elevator operator, a guy i'd never met. Wow,
that's not true. I met but didn't know anything about.
He simply took me on top of the windows of
the world the World Trade Center. A friend of mine
in New York City learned that I had the weekend free.
I got actually called to stay over on the weekend
in New York to finish up a business and negotiation
on a Monday, first time I'd ever spent the weekend there,
first time had ever had unstructured time in New York City.
And I asked Rick, what should I do? Should I
go see the Statue of Liberty or go up in
the World Trade Center? And he said, you know what,
I actually suggest you go to the Trade Center. It's
a very special view of the entire city. So I did,
and there was a guy who was operating the elevator.
Never got his name, simply talked about our kids a
little bit, So on that day I thought about him.
Of course, he did nothing to anybody. I wondered if
he was there. I could never I didn't have his name.
So what were your thoughts As I look back on
this in nine to eleven, of course, is Wednesday. As
they look back on this, I'm beginning to think about
some commonalities between governments of all size. It's a sickness
in government and a sickness of government. Looking back on
nine to eleven, let's look first here at the country.
Fox News reports suspected trend de Ruga gang members in Aurora,
Colorado released on a one thousand dollars bond. The Aurora
Police Department decided to release gang members who had seized
control of an apartment building on a one thousand dollars bond.
This despite the fact that Ice had requested a detainer
for both of these guys because they're in the country illegally.
They're part of a violent gang that is seizing properties,
and according to many of the people in these apartments
actually charging rent, which is exactly what they would do
in the neighborhoods from hence they came. Why would they
act differently here just because they were allowed to come
across the border illegally. They're suddenly going to say, Okay,
our life of crime is behind us, now we need
to be good citizens.
Speaker 4: No, they're not.
Speaker 2: Who will be held accountable for this?
Speaker 4: No one.
Speaker 1: A unique disease of and by government is there is
no accountability. Sadly, some of this is built into a constitution,
which makes it very, very difficult to sue an elected
official for official acts. You know, they're pretending that President
Trump's the only one who got such a waiver for
what he said about the election. They're pretending that this
was giving the president the ability to murder people. Well,
people who run cities are aiding an abetting murder and
blackmail and extortion and threats of all kinds. By how
they refuse to bring any accountability to the gangs. They're
doing this for politics. They're doing this to bring discord
into the cities. They're doing this for electoral college votes.
So why did they allow nine to eleven to happen?
I am not saying it was a government set up.
I'm asking why they allowed it to occur. See, we
know something about the FBI. Now there's no accountability, but
we know worse than that. We know that they are
the enemies of free speech. We know that they're avowed
enemies of conservatism. We know that they are avowed enemies
of anyone who questions the power of the state. We
know that they're willing to lie to the most powerful
court in the country, which is not the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has to open and has to operate
in public view. They have to issue their decisions. The
Supreme Court hearings can be washed and reported upon. The
VISA Court is a secret court.
Speaker 4: Uniquely Unamerican.
Speaker 1: We know that the FBI lied to the FISA Court
about President Trump. What else did they lie about? Looking
back at nine to eleven, there's a whole series of
people who have very very important questions. There's a professor
named doctor Leroy Hulsey. He's from Alaska. He's not a
political dude.
Speaker 2: He became very.
Speaker 1: Very curious about World Trade Center seven. He looked at
the footage of this and said, wait a minute, how
did that happen?
Speaker 2: How did that collapse.
Speaker 1: So he's a structural engineer and he teaches forensic engineering.
His job is to examine how something fell apart. He
has a lab in Alaska where he's allowed to look
into this. He's paid to look into this. He had
graduate students help him do an analysis of World Trade
Center seven, and you know what. He came back and said,
fire did not take this down. The internal workings of
the building did not melt. That beam did not fail
through fire. Something else took it down. It is his
belief that explosive took it down. That's frightening. And an
FBI willing to land rhetorical explosives into the body politic,
Why would they have a problem with explosives in a
building like that? Rhetorical bombs like President Trump is controlled
by Vladimir Putin, Rhetorical bombs like the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Is propaganda Russian propaganda or cultural bombs allowing criminals to
cook up massive attacks against America?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Is it Hubri's pride? Is it a.
Speaker 1: Reluctance to shake the boat or all those things? There's
a series of books about nine to eleven I suggest
you read if you've not If you're curious about the
topic at all. The first one's called the Looming Tower
KADA in The Road to nine to eleven by Lawrence Wright.
Not a drop of conspiracy theory in this The predicates,
or the thesis of the book is that it was massive,
massive corruption and arrogance between two federal agencies that allowed
this to occur, the FBI and the CIA. What you
learn in the book is both agencies knew the terrorists
were here. Both agencies knew they were planning to seize jetliners.
Both agencies knew this was happening. But one person at
the tip top of the Bill Clinton administration, a woman
named Jemmy Grellik, had erected a law probably a wall
between the FBI and the CIA where they weren't allowed
to talk to one another about events like this. The
book partially blames that wall erected by Garrelic for these
agencies not connecting the dots to stop this terrorist attack,
and they absolutely knew one was coming.
Speaker 2: That book will prove it to you.
Speaker 1: Incidentally, Jamie Grellik was also one of the persons involved
in the decision to force banks to give loans to
people who could never pay them. Back for houses. She
helped create the housing crisis. She retired comfortably from government,
as did Bill Clinton. See if you look into the
FBI with what we know now, you have to ask
a series of uncomfortable questions. Who was held to account
for that, who was fired, who was made an example of?
And to step away from nine to eleven to go
back to the plot against the Oklahoma Trade Center or
the Oklahoma bombing the Trade Center in Oklahoma City, Janiet
Davis wrote a book called The Third Terrorist. This is
the most remarkable book you're ever going to read about
the Oklahoma City bombing because you probably don't remember the
Third Terrorist. You probably do not remember all of the
testimony of people who saw a Middle Eastern man hanging
out with Timmy McVey, driving with him, renting trucks with him,
or this the day of the bombing. After they went
down and found bodies and search and began to search,
they came across the leg of a guy who matched
the description of the Middle Eastern man wearing what he
was wearing. Jane Davis followed the plan to blow that
building up all the way over to al Qaeda, and
the book is airtight. She was a National Award winning
investigative journalist. A former head of.
Speaker 2: The FBI endorsed the book. The FBI also.
Speaker 1: Knew that those people were in the country. We have
to ask questions now, based upon what we know about
the FBI, did they let nine to eleven occur? Or
was it just hubris and pride or competition between two
competing agencies. The last book can reasonably be called kind
of an opposition hit against Bill Clinton. It is called
Dereliction of Duty. And there's a very very key passage
in it's that no one questions. This is from Lieutenant
Colonel Robert Buzz Patterson, United.
Speaker 2: States Air Force retired.
Speaker 1: He carried the football, the nuclear football. He talked about
the fact that Bill Clinton had an opportunity to take Osama,
about Osama bin Ladden out, no questions asked, A quick
hit in the terriffs was gone. Bill Clinton was on
the golf course when he got this opportunity. Bill Clinton
said there was no legal, controlling authority that would allow
him to do this, So he took a pass. His
FBI took a pass on talking to the CIA. His
CIA talked to pass on talking to the FBI. And
yet everybody knew the attack was on the way. There's
questions we need to ask about nine to eleven given
what we know about the FBI. Now, was it on purpose?
Was it to destabilize the country, was it to draw
us into a war? Or was it flat incompetence? We
have reason to ask about flat and competence. The Secret Service,
right off the heels of President Trump just about getting
murdered and Corey Comptoory being murdered, is taking action, swift action.
They're sending agents to an LGB so called t Q
summit at Disney despite all the scrutiny after the assassination attempt,
Senator Mike Lee ridiculed the Secret Service thing should held
a conference called how to protect presidential candidates and former presidents?
Or maybe don't leave a rooftop unattended. Instead, the Secret
Service hold events like this one. Secret Services, not the FBI,
But they're kissing cousins all the way up into the DOJ.
Given what we know now about the FBI, some questions,
Why did the nine eleven attacks occur when you knew
the terrorists were planning the attacks? Why has no one
been held to account? Why is the agency allowed to
get away with this by the Senate and the Congress.
Is it because the FBI has something on everybody? Because
there's been FBI directors who've said we've got something on everybody.
Speaker 2: Story number two.
Speaker 1: Since I decided to change my health life, gosh, eighteen
years ago or more? No, it's actually yeah, I wassh.
My daughter's an adult. No, it is twenty one years ago.
Twenty one years Yes, it was. It was when my
wife and I decided to get married. Twenty one years ago.
I decided to change my health life. I refused to
continue to be fat and out of shape and flabby,
and I did not like the way I looked. I
didn't like the way I felt. Since then, what I
have learned about our food system almost it's almost by accident.
It's by watching what's happened to my body. As I
have taken control over what I eat. I'm always on
the lookout for little bits of metrics about all the
trash we put in our bodies. See, I used to
weigh almost four hundred pounds. You're looking at me now,
if you're watching video, if you're listening, you're hearing a
guy voice who's hugely different. You heard me when I
talked when I was fat, I sounded so much different.
I weighed two hundred and ten pounds this morning. That's
about where I'm locked in right now, is twoded ten pounds.
I used to weigh almost four hundred pounds. And when
I was that big, I didn't sleep well, I didn't
do well, I didn't cognate well.
Speaker 2: None of it worked.
Speaker 4: So I've started to almost accidentally.
Speaker 2: Pick up health signals.
Speaker 1: There was a fantastic discussion about rising illnesses in people
and chiefly women, has to do with all the plastic
and the garbage we're putting into our bodies. Jillian Michaels
is a woman who, by the way, is becoming a
little bit red pilled. She's threatening to leave the state
of California. She calls herself Jewish and gay, meaning same
sex attracted. She's called out the madness of California, particularly
on the topic of trans and kids, which is healthcare related.
There was a discussion they had with doctor Casey Means
about some of the links between all the garbage that
we're eating and our bodies. This comes on the heels
of the New York Times asking questions like what if
ultra processed foods aren't that bad for us? Or you
saw this from our own government. Hey what if frosted
flakes and Lucky Charms fruit pebbles fruity pebbles are actually
better for you than a steak. There are researchers who
are paid to come up with conclusions like this. Later
this week, no, it's next week. You'll see the full
Greg Glassman interview, the CEO, the founder and former CEO
of CrossFit. He's taking on junk science. Can't wait for
you to see that. We'll get to this discussion with
Casey Means and Jillian Michaels in a second, and how
it relates to what you can do to refuse to
be the person that Washington, DC wants you to be,
Refuse to be the person that science, so called science
wants you to be. And look, we're not against science
on this program. We simply want it to be what
it is. It's a process, it's not a conclusion, and
there's no such thing as scientific consensus. But there are observations.
I make this observation prior to putting in the Edenpure
auxy Leaf two device into our home, when my wife,
who's kind enough to do my prep cooking cooking fish,
which she can't stand. She doesn't like fish. She cooks
it for me. It used to be that the entire
home smelled like fish for the day, not any longer.
By putting the eden pure auxy leaf two into the wall,
it produces ozone or those O three molecules. As she
cooks or brings the fish in from outside. From grilling,
it bonds to the molecules of fish. It changes their
molecular structure, and the smell is gone. It's replaced with
the scent that you would experience the day after a thunderstorm.
Another observation in this studio, which is small, in which
Nana and I often spend six hours a day recording content.
I often bring in my gym bag, sometimes in the
trading for sealfits scenarios. I came in having worked out
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means talking here about these links between what we eat
and what it's being done to our body. This coming
on the Gillian Michaels podcast.
Speaker 5: Corectal cancler is in breast right.
Speaker 6: Those are the two in particular they're still let's talk
about it's col rectum, esophagus, extra paddock, bial duct, gallbladder, liver, stomach, pancreas.
Speaker 5: What do those all have in common?
Speaker 2: They are the.
Speaker 5: Gasser intestional system. We are PI. We are putting straight up.
We liked and lungs. Yeah, this is the parallel food
and these your GI track No that our GI cancers
are going up. We're eating nothing but toxic food. We're
feeding goldfish to two year olds in preschool, which is
filled with artificial colorings and crap like. This is not
a mystery. I cannot stand that all the cancer dodgers
are is like throwing their hands up, like this is
a mystery. We're eating fifty metric tons of trash in
our lifetime and we're getting GI cancer. Like I'm sorry,
but like this is it just people need to hear this,
you know you cannot. And of course, the way the
research is done, no one's willing to say like, oh,
it's the red forty. Oh it's the emulsifiers. Oh it's
the preservatives. Oh it's the fifty grams of ultra processed
sugar in that smoothie. It's the cumulative burden of all
of it, which is very hard to study. Oh and
the thing that was I was saying, this is going
to get you worked up. You you look at some
of the studies and you hear some of the rhetoric
with the with the cancer. Do at these elite institutions
about what's driving cancer and they all say, well, it's
very complicated and mysterious, but it looks like obesity might
be the cause of why a lot of this cancer
is going up. Obesity seems to be a big thing.
There's an issue with that statement that a lot of
us will just gloss over if we say that obesity
is the cause of why the cancer is going up,
which to some extent is true. It creates a pro
inflammatory state, increases estro and levels of IGF one. Then
what's the solution. We have to fix the obesity, which
means we can give everyone to obesity ozembic and then
the cancer is.
Speaker 1: One of these scientists so called who contributed to the
paper that suggested that frosted flakes and fruity pebbles are
more healthy for you than a steak is apparently one
of the doctors involved in pushing o zempic for kids
in Washington, DC. There's so much to peel away from this.
Speaker 2: Let's start here.
Speaker 1: God designed us to be able to visibly identify foods.
When you walk through a garden, you can visibly identify
a food. That fruit is a food your body can
visibly tell. You can pick it up and smell it.
It smells like this smells good. There's things that smell
rotten and we shouldn't eat. Our bodies give us that
it could be the same apple, but it's weeks old
off the ground.
Speaker 2: You smell it.
Speaker 4: WHOA, I'm not going to eat that? Why because your
body says that could make you sick.
Speaker 1: Our bodies are designed to be able to identify things
that God gave us dominion over. We have been given
dominion over the plants and animals. The further things are
away from God's design, the more they have human intervention
in them, the more they have human designs in them.
Designs used to be for convenience. Hey, how can we
preserve food for a little bit longer so it doesn't
rot on the shelf. Well, it started with refrigeration. God
designed cool areas. A root cellar is a very Godly thing.
I don't think it's a goodly to have refrigerators. It's
basically replicating a root cellar, but with electricity or natural gas.
But when the preserved has become more than that, it
becomes this human desire to how can we make sure
that this food lasts long enough so that people think
they've got this good value and it goes worse. So
much of what you're eating is designed to make you
want to eat more. It's very very smart of Jillian
Michael's to compare this to cigarettes, a comparison I've been
making since I decided to change my health. The presence
of things like high fruit coast corn syrup in chicken breasts,
and it's there. Check your chicken breast is not for taste.
It is to make sure that as you eat that
chicken breast, you want more and more and more of it.
This is capitalism unmoored from any form of more. Yeah,
I am a free market capitalist. I am not and
a moral capitalist. When I decided to change my health
for the better, and I started to have very simple
ideas of how to do this. Don't eat a thing
you can't identify, Like, no one's gonna walk along on
a road and come upon like fruit leather and go,
you know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna eat that.
Speaker 1: I know that sounds weird, but really, if you're walking
on a road you look down there's this thing smeared
on the ground, You're not gonna get down and go, wow,
that looks good.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna eat that.
Speaker 2: Dogs do that. My dog tried to.
Speaker 1: Eat the other day two week old furve smearing of
a squirrel, and the god like.
Speaker 4: You don't even eat that at home, Why would you
do that off the road.
Speaker 1: The more we identify foods like there's a banana, the
healthier it is the food companies know this. I cannot
say this clearly enough to you. Capitalism unmoored from morality
gets you things like distancing. Do you know what distancing is.
Distancing is a technique that is used by big food.
The less something looks like what it is, the easier
it is to sell, and the more margin you make.
A steak is meat. That's a very very obvious statement.
It's very difficult to get extra margin out of that steak.
So sometimes I'll add spices to it. Now it's a
spicy steak. Now there's more margin. Sometimes they'll cook it
in at advance. Now it's a spicy steak that all
you need to do is microwave. Hey, now you can
earn more margin. Or now it's stakhems. You've seen steakhems.
It's fake, terrible for you. Beef turkey that is absolutely
filled with emulsifiers and preservatives and salts and all chemically
designed to spike your blood sugar.
Speaker 4: Now you got margin.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 1: Capitalism works, free market capitalism works. A moral capitalism works.
So how do we put morality back into capitalism? We can't.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you run a company, you can, if
you're on the board of a company.
Speaker 2: You can.
Speaker 1: You can choose to buy from companies that are moral,
and in that way you can, but we can't because
it relates to the sin problem, the desire to control others,
the desire to have more of their money. Even if
it comes to lying steakems aren't steak. It stopped being
steaked sixteen processes ago.
Speaker 2: Stop being steak.
Speaker 1: But what we can do on our side is to
return to the garden. The Seventh day Adventists have some
things right, for instance, returning to the garden, returning to
or design. Now, I'm not going to give up eating meat.
It's a belief that in the Garden of Eden we
didn't eat meat, didn't matter, we didn't require it. But
I am going to continue to purchase foods I can
identify with a look. That's an apple, that's an orange,
that's a slice of fish, that is a slice of steak.
The closure you do with that, the closer you.
Speaker 4: Are to God's design.
Speaker 1: And remember this, he didn't just design the food, He
designed the bodies that received the food. Praise God. Story
number three. Bill Gates views you as incomplete tech. He
views you the same way he viewed the computer world.
In a brilliant, brilliant take he and I don't know
to what degree Bomber was involved in this.
Speaker 4: Now Bomber came later.
Speaker 2: Paul Allen.
Speaker 1: Paul Elis never really talked about, and before he died
he never really talked about. Did he see it the
same way Bill did? Legend is that they did. Myth
is that they did.
Speaker 2: What's a rowdy.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I know that they saw a
coming wave of cheap computers. They saw hobbyists that were
building computers that could one day begin derival what IBM built.
IBM didn't see that. IBM thought they had invented the computer.
They would always own the market for the computer. That
these little hobbyists were little jokes, so like little radio
shack things. Bill Gates and Bomber with help, I mean
Bill Gates and Paul Allen with help, saw the coming
revolution based upon Moore's law, processing power doubling every eighteen months,
these processes getting smaller.
Speaker 2: Therefore cheaper easier to access.
Speaker 1: Gates and Allen were part of the computer hobbyist world.
They could see the trajectory where these devices were going.
The change in view was this, rather than make the computers,
Bill Gates and Paul Allen said let's make the software.
Rather than sell the software directly to consumers, which they
started doing, they said, let's license it to the makers
of computers, because that's going to be easier. We'll make
the software on months, sell it tens of thousands and
millions and hundreds of millions and billions of times if
we license it. So, when they went into IBM on
a fateful day and Bill Gates had negotiated the sale
of DOS to him and Microsoft, I think it was
eighty thousand dollars from a computer repair store in Kent, Washington.
The guy who run that store ran that store, had
invented an operating system. Bill and Paul had responded to
a request from IBM for a meeting. IBM called and said, hey,
do you make operating systems and they said they lied, yeah,
we do. So they went licensed one and they took
the disc operating System DOS Windows DOS to IBM. They
did a presentation on hot works. IBM made them an offer.
Bill and his partners I think it was Bomber at
this point said we want to go differently. We don't
want to sell you the operating system. We want to
license it to you. It'll cost you a whole lot
less money. Now, those two guys legend goes. When they
showed up to the meeting, they actually had to buy ties.
They learned that you don't go into the IBM building.
You can't get in without a tie. So they actually
had to buy ties. So when they went upstairs, it's
in botton ties. That is a word, by the way, boton.
When they left, IBM had agreed to license rather than purchase,
the operating system. When Bill and Steve got down to
their car, they laughed hysterically. They couldn't believe what they'd
just done to IBM. Upstairs, IBM executives watched those two
clowns walk to their car, and they laughed hysterically. Look
at what those two idiots just did. This is from
a book called Accidental Empires. By the way, describes this
really really well. Bill Gates saw a whole world of
clone computers that would need operating systems. Bill Gates sees
your babies and you the same way. Incomplete tech that
needs operating systems and apps. He wants to be that
person who provides that or installs it. See, he views
things differently than we do. We view human life as
something created by God in God's image, that God loves
human life. We do this to the degree that we
even make decisions about companies we work with. We work
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It is absolutely gentle because Alan he is real. He's
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Alan has some very unique health conditions. At the age
of thirteen, He's been through about eighteen operations. The last
operation was fusing some vertebrate in his necks that he
could move more naturally. He's also very very high up
on the autism scale, profoundly impacted by autism. Alan is
effectively nonverbal, but not not not stupid, not at all.
He's a very brilliant kid. He's the chief elf soap
officer for real. He creates many of the fragrances, and
he has a tablet he can use to communicate with
his parents. John runs the company on his behalf. John's
the actual business mind behind Alan Soaps. But there's something
that's changed at Alan's. It's not Alan. They're working alone anymore.
Ian works there. That's his brother. There's a young lady
who works there. Now she's not even a family member. See,
Alan's exists to do this, to give meaningful, good, dignified work,
making a great product to people who the rest of
the world would whether it's he aborted. Now the doctor said, hey,
we can see Alan's gonna have a lot of problems.
Speaker 2: Let us kill him for you.
Speaker 1: While Alan was in the womb, John and his wife said,
not a chance. After all, he's made in God's image.
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Media reporters finally talking about Bill Gates and his plans
for the human body. Of course, they're not American. Why
would they be American media reporters.
Speaker 7: Now it even gets worse. The Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation is continuing its global push to support its so
called government backed digital ID programs, and this time setting
its site on Kenya, where it will advise the government
on that country's Masha Namba Digital ID initiative that is
currently under development. So according to a Kenyan news agency,
Gates' role is assisting the Kenyan government in its development
and the rollout of Masha Number was announced after a
recent series of the closed door meetings with Kenyan President
within Ruto. According to Biometric Update, Mysia Number is supposedly
expected to address different challenges such as identifying and authenticating citizens,
self guiding primary registration documents such as birth certificates and
national identity cards, and improving the management of the social
programs and government operations. The project has been met with
skepticism in some parts of the country. Rights groups have
also been expressing concern over the possibility of discrimination and
the erosion of privacy. But listen, I just told you
in the very nice way. Now let me just put
it blatantly to you. The program targets the birth of
new babies. So once you have your baby, before your
baby leaves the hospital, you no longer get a paper
birth certificate, but then you get a digital one that
is somehow implanted somewhere on somebody's body. Think about that,
But have a listen to this.
Speaker 8: The digital ID, which has been a big problem to
us for a very long time, is now on a
testing mode for the next two months. I happiness sure
by all the stakeholders, led by the Ministry's concerned that
by December we will be able to launch digital ID
where every Kenyon don't have to carry any paper, plastic
or otherwise as an idea that they should be able
to be identified.
Speaker 2: Digitally using their iris.
Speaker 8: Or their fingerprints, and we can transact without the necessity
of people struggling to identify who they are.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have to say it, but I will.
Speaker 1: It's not necessarily the market the beast, but it's coming.
Speaker 4: Satan is a planner.
Speaker 1: He runs this organization like a military concern, and he's
going to prep environments. He's going to normalize things. I
don't think Bill Gates has any idea who's actually serving.
He's talking about inserting these things into babies. Bill Gates
looks at the world and he sees a bunch of
people who have bodies that are codable. Our DNA is code.
It's the most elegant code ever written. It's readable, it's writable,
it's repeatable, it's understandable and it is beautiful. Bill Gates
can't help but think, with all of these little creatures
running about, how can I be the provider of the
operating system, and if not the operating system, the appse
how can I have that control? Yeah, it's prepping the
environment for the market. The beasts either buy nor sell
without it. It's important to understand something as we head
into this time about which God warned us very very
clear that it would be a time where people's hearts
would grow cold. They did not have the capacity for
love or the capacity to hear his word in any
material sense, to hear it, but maybe not understand it. Rather,
when there are people like Bill Gates given these positions
of power, it's up to us to let them show
us who they are.
Speaker 4: I can't mention the way.
Speaker 1: He took a run at this before because I'm hoping
that we can put this video up on YouTube. But
you know what I mean, and I don't want a
second strike, so I'll stop there. I don't want a
digital ID put in the kids' bodies. To you who
does well, people who believe it would never be used
for ill If you can point to me one technology,
one that Ultimately, governments didn't begin to use against the people.
Will give you a prize.
Speaker 2: I mean social media is being used against us, right,
but it's not being sized.
Speaker 4: This is the Todd Hermann Show.
Speaker 1: Please go, be well, be strong, be kind, Please make
every effort to walk in the light of Christ.