Speaker 1: We are here again with another forbidden hangout, and we're
Speaker 1: just here to have a good time. We're having a
Speaker 1: few drinks, some conversations. We got some wonderful company right
Speaker 1: here in the studio with us. Of course, as usual,
Speaker 1: we have Rider Lee from Raised by Giants. How you
Speaker 1: doing Rudder.
Speaker 2: Sign language? You sign language?
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I'm great, happy to be here. I got
Speaker 3: Dan in the studio, so it's gonna be an awesome,
Speaker 3: great time. Really looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: They show Dan, how you.
Speaker 4: Doing doing good man? Just trying to do my part
Speaker 4: and hit mute at the right time after that dab
Speaker 4: you gave me and just chilling in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Speaker 4: You guys are you guys are the best? And uh
Speaker 4: we're just we're just hanging at the hangout right hell
Speaker 4: yeah with the dogs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got some crazy ass dogs here.
Speaker 4: So we've got three dogs and three dogs two of
Speaker 4: them are pretty horny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna be a good time later, Corey, what's
Speaker 1: up man?
Speaker 2: Oh nothing, this is my third show today. I'm a
Speaker 2: little beat.
Speaker 1: Mmmm shit, you better hang around here. Don't be a
Speaker 1: buzzy wheezy. What's up man?
Speaker 5: All right, up, I'm good bro' just chilling like one
Speaker 5: fucking villain. You know what I'm saying. Glad to be
Speaker 5: bad and the forbidden hang out fruits.
Speaker 3: Wheezy, you give me a oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good one. That's good and we're on
Speaker 1: rock fin right, we are on rocking.
Speaker 5: I do want to mention this sounds cheesy and ship,
Speaker 5: but I did open. I did get accepted into the
Speaker 5: rock Finn family. So you can find me on what
Speaker 5: is truth, wheezing and ship. So uh hit me able
Speaker 5: to follow up?
Speaker 6: Brand new, brand new.
Speaker 5: I just started it. So if uh you're into dick
Speaker 5: jokes and such, follow me and you will be rather please,
Speaker 5: right Corey.
Speaker 1: Yes, and uh, wheezy, you do owe me a blowjob
Speaker 1: for that one, so I'm holding you to.
Speaker 5: I'll hit the balls, all right.
Speaker 1: We got someone, We got someone entered the meeting with
Speaker 1: a phone number very mysterious, like, who is this mysterious
Speaker 1: phone number that just entered the meeting?
Speaker 7: Curious? Well, hi boy, I don't know female tonight, but
Speaker 7: I damn it god, Uh Courtney from Stars of the
Speaker 7: Morning light Ride or something?
Speaker 8: This link.
Speaker 9: You.
Speaker 1: I hope, I hope you're not easily offended and welcome.
Speaker 7: Oh no, not at all. No, I'm good at blow jobs.
Speaker 10: Do we call one hundred spank.
Speaker 3: For sure?
Speaker 1: I just give me fun. Ex Cube, what's up? How
Speaker 1: are you doing tonight?
Speaker 8: Hell, it's all good. I'm back in San Francisco again,
Speaker 8: as you can say.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 2: So, if anybody doesn't know this out there, ex cubed
Speaker 2: and I have launched a new show. It's called Showtime
Speaker 2: with the Cube. It is a TV and movie review show.
Speaker 2: It is fucking hilarious and you guys all need to
Speaker 2: check it out. It's on podcast platforms everywhere, and it's
Speaker 2: YouTube friendly, believe it or not.
Speaker 8: So holy shit, yeah, which is which is pretty crazy. Well, uh,
Speaker 8: show Time with the Cube. Uh, it's on the forbid.
Speaker 8: Then you'll put it on your networks on our network, yes, yeah, listen.
Speaker 8: The podcast format's up there. Video format you just have
Speaker 8: to search eight s keb four to twenty percents on
Speaker 8: YouTube and the video format set there, which we use
Speaker 8: in Riverside, which has been a great platform.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Corey's been fucking yelling at me to get it,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna have to check it out for sure.
Speaker 4: I see YouTube ads for that.
Speaker 2: It's fucking great. I'm like blown away, and I'm not
Speaker 2: impressed by any fucking anything, and so I'm like a
Speaker 2: holy shit because it records natively on your side of
Speaker 2: the computer and it uploads in close to real time,
Speaker 2: and so what you get is picture perfect audio and video,
Speaker 2: better than Zoom or stream yard or anything else I've
Speaker 2: ever used. So what's it called Riverside FM?
Speaker 3: Does it charge your money like Zoom does?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I think it's cheaper than Zoom. Especially Xcube
Speaker 2: found a deal online for fifty percent off coupon and
Speaker 2: so he got a whole year for ninety bucks. So
Speaker 2: it's cheaper than Zoom if you do it that way.
Speaker 2: And it's got all this stuff. You can stream right
Speaker 2: to YouTube and a couple other places and.
Speaker 8: Every platform as long as you got your streaming key.
Speaker 8: So yeah, any platform you and put it to, you
Speaker 8: can put it all of them.
Speaker 1: Oh that would make stream labs pretty much obsolete as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it removes any for all that. And you can
Speaker 2: do all your editing and overlays and like right in
Speaker 2: the software. When you get done recording and it gets
Speaker 2: done processing, you can add your logos, you can add
Speaker 2: whatever you want after the fact, change backgrounds move around
Speaker 2: the windows. It's like it's it's it's top notch.
Speaker 3: Well, what about inviting people into the stream though, Do
Speaker 3: they have to have an account because that's.
Speaker 2: No you nope, you just get you got a link
Speaker 2: and you click the link and you're in. And actually
Speaker 2: it functions like stream yard. It functions a lot like
Speaker 2: stream Yard, but it has better tech in the recording
Speaker 2: and uploading stream Yard Zoom stream Yard.
Speaker 4: It's like you got to go premium to get a
Speaker 4: certain video quality and that's pretty expensive.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so you can you can have it when it's
Speaker 8: stream different platforms. You can have it stream in the
Speaker 8: full ten ADP if you like, or if you're not
Speaker 8: actually doing the streaming of other platforms, you can just
Speaker 8: see each other locally in seven to twenty P and
Speaker 8: that that speeds of the process. But afterwards it does
Speaker 8: the rendering of the camera on your end, so everything
Speaker 8: looks ten ADP after you get done with it. So
Speaker 8: even if somebody looks like blurry on your side, whenever
Speaker 8: you go and you render it and it sends you
Speaker 8: the final copy, there is clean, clean footage. So it's
Speaker 8: worked out pretty good.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we're have to check it out take.
Speaker 7: How long does the rendering take with that.
Speaker 8: One depends how many It depends how many tracks you have. Okay,
Speaker 8: so when we had four people on last week, on
Speaker 8: day zero, I think it took it about thirty five
Speaker 8: forty minutes to render every track because it renders every
Speaker 8: track separately.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so rent its every track separately, and then you
Speaker 8: can go through and if somebody was a dick, you
Speaker 8: can just delete their audio. Now, it might be weird,
Speaker 8: it might be weird to watch, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 8: But it's like, hey, this was asked, you know. I'm
Speaker 8: just it's gonna be weird moments in the show where
Speaker 8: we're like talking to a ghost but I'm deleted from
Speaker 8: the show. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It records every track separately and then puts them together
Speaker 2: and you can normalize each track individually and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: It's really it's good. Stuff was clean.
Speaker 5: I guess the only question that I have after that is, uh,
Speaker 5: do you think my Little for You is clean? Execute?
Speaker 8: Probably not? Probably, Okay.
Speaker 1: It's like I can smell how dirty it is from here,
Speaker 1: bro frind.
Speaker 5: It smells like foreskin juice.
Speaker 2: I read the fine print that if it detects Mexicans
Speaker 2: that just blocks them automatically, especially Hitler Mexicans.
Speaker 8: If it detects masicons, it might automatically like transport transport
Speaker 8: you to like New York or whatever of the place.
Speaker 3: Scanning, scanning for Mexicans, scanning for Mexicans, Mexicans detected.
Speaker 8: There we go. I mean this may be a semi
Speaker 8: racist podcast. I mean I'm okay with that. Semi racism.
Speaker 1: Semi we got.
Speaker 2: You got a semi for you.
Speaker 5: You got the gay bridge behind you.
Speaker 8: So yeah, there we go. There we go. Hey, hey,
Speaker 8: I've got at today.
Speaker 1: We got Birch driver. What's up Birch? And also connecting
Speaker 1: his audio is Eric Hecker, Eric Birch, How you guys
Speaker 1: do it? I don't know if they're connected yet. It's
Speaker 1: hardly so hopefully.
Speaker 8: So yeah, uh.
Speaker 1: Hey there is welcome Birch. How you doing? But can
Speaker 1: you hear us? I don't think he can hear us. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we're gonna go to Eric.
Speaker 8: Eric.
Speaker 1: Can you hear us? Buddy?
Speaker 9: I can hear you. Just got in here, all.
Speaker 1: Right, man, Thanks for joining us. How you doing tonight?
Speaker 9: I'm doing fantastic. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Oh well, welcome, we're having a good time already. Hell yeah, uh,
Speaker 1: maybe we could start with going around and seeing if
Speaker 1: anybody's got anything interesting up coming there, doing anything they're
Speaker 1: working on, any projects? I know Corey talked about the
Speaker 1: new podcast him and ex Cube are doing. Who else
Speaker 1: got something going on? They want to promote or hore
Speaker 1: themselves out a little.
Speaker 8: Bit about about saying around here? Okay, we're not. This
Speaker 8: is an inclusive podcast, all right.
Speaker 1: I'm a spread them and get it out there.
Speaker 8: Nobody like that.
Speaker 3: We're getting so big right now, I'm go ahead.
Speaker 4: This is like Union of the extra Unwanted, super Unwanted, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Eric, what you got?
Speaker 9: I brought my first person on to Deciphering dot tv,
Speaker 9: so I'm very happy about that. Omar from Watchers Talk
Speaker 9: is now doing live shows off of Deciphering dot tv.
Speaker 9: So I'm happy that my platform is helping other people
Speaker 9: get their voices out there in a censorship free capacity.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, man, I love it.
Speaker 8: That's great.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 2: Eric?
Speaker 3: Good to see you brother.
Speaker 9: How's it going going? Great?
Speaker 3: Loving it? Having a party?
Speaker 8: Party?
Speaker 1: Yeah, party time tonight. Ryan Burns, welcome, bro.
Speaker 10: What you're doing?
Speaker 11: Hey man, glad to be here. I'm just super excited
Speaker 11: that all of you guys are on here and super excited.
Speaker 11: I think I heard somebody very happy about the uh
Speaker 11: the corn pop.
Speaker 6: Talk or something along those lines.
Speaker 11: But was that some serious, some serious Biden's support there,
Speaker 11: I think I heard.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're going to find that around here.
Speaker 6: Right now, right now, horrifying.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 11: I'm just glad to be here, glad, thanks for inviting me,
Speaker 11: appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, welcome.
Speaker 7: I hear some Southern accents. Are there any of you
Speaker 7: down here in the South?
Speaker 1: Yes, but I'm raised in Louisiana.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I'm watch that's me. I'm North Carolina, North Carolina.
Speaker 7: Oh darn here pretty far the only thing I got
Speaker 7: going on, that's it's not YouTube related.
Speaker 8: I'm host.
Speaker 7: I'm organizing and hosting a huge holistic fair next weekend,
Speaker 7: but to Northern Georgia like above right under Chattanooga. Hell yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean I do the YouTube, I do everything, guys. Oh,
Speaker 7: and I might have an article about me coming out
Speaker 7: in the nation Phil boy Orser soon. Hopefully they gotta
Speaker 7: get back to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just a friend quick, Oh I'm sorry now, just
Speaker 5: a quick reminder that I did join rock like the
Speaker 5: day ago. So I put a life check comment. If
Speaker 5: you guys want some uh some people jokes and conspiracies
Speaker 5: and she isn't it be truly appreciate it? Hell yeah,
Speaker 5: put some. I won't go there. I'm not quite there yet,
Speaker 5: but I will join you.
Speaker 1: Chris Birch, are you with us yet?
Speaker 8: Brother?
Speaker 9: Finally figured it out?
Speaker 1: Hello, welcome, Berts. How you doing tonight?
Speaker 12: Are you a happy birthday? Lated birthday?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, thank you.
Speaker 4: Berts. Was at the last party.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, we got shrews and play it bags.
Speaker 1: That was fucking crazy, dude. Man, those bags got a
Speaker 1: little loud, I guess, but you know we had.
Speaker 3: A good that was dark Hole.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 3: We played dark Hole dark Old.
Speaker 1: Yes cool, it's like in the dark.
Speaker 3: It sounds sexy, but it's not sexy.
Speaker 1: Am I the only lady here so far? No, you
Speaker 1: don't feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: Rider is sometimes a lady.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't mind.
Speaker 7: I identify.
Speaker 1: She goes by the pronouns A and we're very accepting here.
Speaker 3: Cool fucking interdimensional time traveling cowboy space Jesus, that's me.
Speaker 2: So have any of you actually had anybody use pronouns
Speaker 2: like face to face, like like introduced himself.
Speaker 3: You have in California?
Speaker 9: Yes, oh wow, I have a family.
Speaker 7: Member that I have a family member that's doing all
Speaker 7: that jazz. Yeah yeah, and I guess her her name well,
Speaker 7: start as Lauren is now Brier. And I have to
Speaker 7: refer to them as they and their family member as
Speaker 7: a cousin of mine. Yeah, yeah, you say what you want.
Speaker 7: You're not going to sign me. Trust me.
Speaker 1: I have not faced this, yeah anybody.
Speaker 8: I usually vent people by looking at their when they
Speaker 8: got their profile up. I just see if they put
Speaker 8: pronouns in it, and then I automatically know whether I
Speaker 8: should take them seriously or not. So, I mean, that's
Speaker 8: just I mean, that's that's the immediate thing that's right
Speaker 8: out the gate whenever you're looking at a question.
Speaker 7: Then, so with your programs, with your shows, what do
Speaker 7: you do at the beginning, because I tend to always say,
Speaker 7: you know, welcome, you know, ladies and gentlemen or whatever
Speaker 7: the hell might come out of their mouth. Do you
Speaker 7: guys just not saying anything?
Speaker 8: Yeah, just yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. I don't
Speaker 8: think I've ever said ladies in gentlemen, but.
Speaker 1: I tried to do a seductive dance for everyone and
Speaker 1: then as much as possible on video.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that doesn't work, No, Chris, that's that's not a
Speaker 8: good entry. That's not the best entry. But yeah, I
Speaker 8: don't know. I don't think I've had anybody who's came
Speaker 8: I don't know if y'all had this instance, but I
Speaker 8: don't think I've had anybody who's came through and watched
Speaker 8: any content who uh typed anything up, like yeah, like
Speaker 8: they were offended by you know, not going off of
Speaker 8: pronoun or something like that. Somebody wanted to go off
Speaker 8: of And I did plenty of content, you know, talking
Speaker 8: about folks who are paying station and ship like that.
Speaker 2: You know, our Day zero has a complaint on there
Speaker 2: on our reviews for Today zero. So basically, somebody said
Speaker 2: I fucking cursed too much. They said every fucking third
Speaker 2: word is a fucking curse word, and I don't agree
Speaker 2: with them. What the fuck do you guys think.
Speaker 4: You're dropping the choice and you should drop a lot
Speaker 4: of reels because they put an automatic bleep in it,
Speaker 4: it sounds kind of cool.
Speaker 2: They still gave us like four stars or something, and
Speaker 2: I guess my, my fucking cursing wasn't fucking enough for
Speaker 2: them to fucking not uh, you know, dignorating.
Speaker 8: Hey, hey, they couldn't go too low because because you
Speaker 8: got a black gull in the panel. Okay, you don't
Speaker 8: want to you don't. You don't want to be on
Speaker 8: that train.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they're racist when they criticize my cursing. Definitely.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: All right, we're going around and we're seeing if anybody
Speaker 1: got anything interesting they want to plug or promote or
Speaker 1: whoor out? Do anyone else want to talk about anything?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I gotta. I guess I'm on you.
Speaker 11: You may see me on Jack Osborne's Night of Terror
Speaker 11: UFOs tonight on Discovery Plus.
Speaker 6: That's my cheesy TV pitch.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, that's very cool though.
Speaker 6: He's a pretty cool guy. But I'm not a huge
Speaker 6: TV guy, but that's my.
Speaker 3: Pitch, sweet man.
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, my band just recorded uh an EP and
Speaker 4: it's probably gonna be in two weeks or so. We're
Speaker 4: called Moonstone Quill, so keep an eye out were it
Speaker 4: should be pretty sick.
Speaker 12: That's a great name, man, I like that.
Speaker 8: What do you like more rock?
Speaker 4: Or we're like, uh, we're like a string band, so
Speaker 4: kind of like Blue Grassy guitar, mandolin upright based and
Speaker 4: violin and.
Speaker 7: Uh like a musician's band, like guys that really know
Speaker 7: how to play their instruments.
Speaker 10: Well everybody except me, so pretty much.
Speaker 7: Yeah that's what.
Speaker 4: I'm a rhythm guitarist, so I just strum and then
Speaker 4: they jam on it. But uh yeah, one of the
Speaker 4: songs is kind of a truth or friendly has truth
Speaker 4: a truth or friend friendly theme in the lyrics. Uh
Speaker 4: So once it's out, I'll share it a lot and
Speaker 4: hopefully it'll resonate.
Speaker 9: Racco Yeah yeah, all right, but are.
Speaker 8: You gonna be put Are you gonna be putting that
Speaker 8: out on like a Is that gonna be like ianed?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it should be out. We recorded everything, but it
Speaker 4: should be out on like Spotify, YouTube, all out there.
Speaker 4: Uh probably in like we want to. We're shooting for
Speaker 4: September twenty second release. So it's it's we're like a local,
Speaker 4: we're like a Colorado bands. We play live a lot
Speaker 4: and we've never gone to the studio but.
Speaker 10: Hippies totally Yeah yeah, br right, but uh yeah.
Speaker 2: Did you go to You didn't go to Fish, did
Speaker 2: you No?
Speaker 4: But we'll take the Fish fans, we'll scoop them up
Speaker 4: for sure. We're kind of we're kind of in alignment
Speaker 4: with like the hippie jam band thing.
Speaker 2: Because it's Fish is at Dix like this week. I
Speaker 2: think they're playing tonight. Also, uh, they're doing a fortnight run.
Speaker 2: I've been to Dix to see them like at least
Speaker 2: three different times. So, yeah, your greatest band has ever been.
Speaker 2: I've seen them one hundred and six times.
Speaker 4: Fish. Yeah, Fish is super divisive, but I'm done with them.
Speaker 4: I would go to Dick's, but you're I don't know
Speaker 4: they're it's kind of.
Speaker 9: There.
Speaker 4: We all know like the c I A l s
Speaker 4: D connection, and I'll just leave it at that. I
Speaker 4: don't need to be around that all the time.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: I love that c I A LSD connection. Baby, all right,
Speaker 1: everyone in the chat, feel free to jump in the
Speaker 1: conversation anytime you want. Hell, feel free to owing the conversation.
Speaker 1: Send me an email. I'll send you a fucking zoom link.
Speaker 1: You'll be in this bitch with us. I'm not scared.
Speaker 8: So I just.
Speaker 7: Realized you don't know who I am, Chris. They don't
Speaker 7: even know who I am.
Speaker 1: I don't tell us all about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah I don't. Yeah, now you just have a random
Speaker 7: woman just hanging out. Yeah, I'm Courtney from Stars of
Speaker 7: the Morning Light. I just started it last November. I
Speaker 7: mainly focus on like positive stuff, and I do the
Speaker 7: Emerald Tablets every Friday, I go, I'm going through the
Speaker 7: tablets for people.
Speaker 8: That's me.
Speaker 7: I also like do a cash record readings and timeline
Speaker 7: cleanses and all that jazz. And now I guess I
Speaker 7: organize and host holistic fairs. So that's who I am.
Speaker 8: Fellas.
Speaker 7: I just realized you have no idea who the voices
Speaker 7: on the phone originally from outside Chicago now in Georgia.
Speaker 7: There you go, been here eight years?
Speaker 4: What part of Chicago?
Speaker 7: Well, no, I was outside of Chicago. I'm actually do
Speaker 7: you know where the Navy base is?
Speaker 9: Yeah, like.
Speaker 7: Way far north. I was born and raised in Waukegan, Illinois.
Speaker 7: It's like a little mini Chicago.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so the only way I can explain it, Oh yeah, okay, weekend.
Speaker 4: I think that base is supposed to be real haunted.
Speaker 4: I have heard that it is.
Speaker 7: The entire area, the whole Chicago land areas. That land
Speaker 7: ain't good man, And if you think about it and
Speaker 7: go through the history, yeah, all the weird ship comes from.
Speaker 1: That drunk.
Speaker 4: Drunk at the green. The negative gang survives. You're like,
Speaker 4: what the fuck.
Speaker 9: By weird shit? Did you Obama?
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, that's what I'm not a big fan of Chicago, and.
Speaker 13: I got that's why I'm a But that's why we moved.
Speaker 7: We moved down here eight years ago in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 7: because we saw we saw a whole lot of writing
Speaker 7: on the wall.
Speaker 4: Let's say, yeah, I left in twenty twenty and uh,
Speaker 4: it's fucked up. I actually went, but it wasn't all
Speaker 4: that bad this summer. But twenty twenty one, when everybody
Speaker 4: was sucking the faucy dick, it was I didn't want
Speaker 4: to be there. But I think a lot there's a
Speaker 4: lot of normal ass people that just happen to live
Speaker 4: in a blue wasteland. But a lot of people are
Speaker 4: waking up and it's a rude awakening.
Speaker 1: I want to hear.
Speaker 9: Someone when leaving Chicago and then being like, damn, I
Speaker 9: miss Chicago.
Speaker 1: I couldn't hear about you.
Speaker 4: I'll admit that I miss I miss it in the
Speaker 4: server Okay, okay, Lake Michigan.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I miss it in the spring. Chicago in the
Speaker 7: spring is well, at least back in the back when
Speaker 7: Chicago in the spring was beautiful and just so much fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah that I will.
Speaker 1: Writer in Dan, Yeah, writer and Dan. You guys were
Speaker 1: doing a podcast earlier and I was listening, and from
Speaker 1: the title that you might title it, it is pretty
Speaker 1: black pilling. The conversation that I heard, Uh, somewhat depressing,
Speaker 1: but you know, very realistic.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: I just don't know if I agree with everything, because
Speaker 1: I'm I just try to stay so positive at times
Speaker 1: that I don't know. I just hope that I can
Speaker 1: manifest this different type of reality into existence. But uh,
Speaker 1: you know, from what you guys are saying, you're expecting
Speaker 1: in the in the near future, some kind of massive war, turmoil,
Speaker 1: all this stuff, and yeah, like that is definitely what
Speaker 1: appears to be the direction they're trying to get us
Speaker 1: pushed into. I just, you know, I have hope that
Speaker 1: there's more than enough people that are on the right
Speaker 1: side of history now that have kind of went through
Speaker 1: the initial bullshit awakening phase and now are just ready
Speaker 1: to not participate in anything else that comes at them,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. But how do the rest of you
Speaker 1: guys feel about our future? I mean, we got plenty
Speaker 1: of different directions. We could go different timelines, different options.
Speaker 1: I'm hopeful. I'm hopeful that because you know, it seems
Speaker 1: to be a slow roll of everything either way, and
Speaker 1: it's we're not you know, anything that is threatened, like
Speaker 1: World War three, you know, immediate millions of people dying
Speaker 1: off from vaccination deaths and all this stuff that we're
Speaker 1: here about in the conspiratorial community, and Project Bluebeam and
Speaker 1: alien invasions and all the shit we hear about every
Speaker 1: day that's trying to scare us. It doesn't really happen.
Speaker 1: We keep waiting and waiting for these major events to
Speaker 1: but like everything points to something like this will happen,
Speaker 1: but it never really does, and we just keep end
Speaker 1: up waiting and wasting our time and energy waiting on
Speaker 1: these stupid fucking things that happen that may not never happen,
Speaker 1: or they could happen tomorrow. But either way, we're wasting
Speaker 1: our time thinking about it. If that happened, they happen.
Speaker 1: We can't really change that. But collectively, I think we
Speaker 1: can change the direction that we're headed. I don't know
Speaker 1: what do you guys think.
Speaker 5: Ry and I were touching a little bit on that.
Speaker 5: When we recorded earlier.
Speaker 2: We were talking about the Artemis Moon mission, which is
Speaker 2: a fucking joke. Ye, they scrubbed it for a second time,
Speaker 2: and they're sending like a dummy with sensors on it
Speaker 2: to test the radiation levels. And then afterwards I watched
Speaker 2: a interview with the guy from NASA and he said
Speaker 2: they're not even going to attempt a manned mission to
Speaker 2: the Moon for another twenty to twenty five years. I'm like,
Speaker 2: why don't you just call the guys who did it
Speaker 2: in sixty nine? Huh, why don't you just see what
Speaker 2: they have to say about.
Speaker 3: It, because I don't think we really win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a fucking joke. It's a total fucking joke.
Speaker 2: Like I can't believe it took me so long to
Speaker 2: like catch on to the moonlanding being totally faked. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a complete crock of fucking bullshit.
Speaker 5: I was talking some shit on Twitter, you know, to
Speaker 5: all these people saying, oh, this is embarrassing, come on, Artims,
Speaker 5: get your shit together. These are all people that believe
Speaker 5: the NASSA bullshit, And I was trying to pick some
Speaker 5: fights and arguments with some of these clowns but no
Speaker 5: one took the bait, and uh yeah, I mean for
Speaker 5: anyone to question that, you get considered the fucking mooney
Speaker 5: to But you can watch the Chinese rocket or even
Speaker 5: the Russian rockets from the sixties. It looks like fucking
Speaker 5: video games.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 5: And if you're gullible enough to believe in that shit,
Speaker 5: now that's real, that we really went to the fucking moon.
Speaker 5: Ask humanity, you're a fucking idiot. You're the same person
Speaker 5: that's gonna be double mask in your car driving alone,
Speaker 5: you know, to this fucking day, it's the same kind
Speaker 5: of crowd of people that believe that shit.
Speaker 2: Well, what I really want to know is once they
Speaker 2: send this uh this probe up there, because it's all
Speaker 2: it is, is really a probe and to test radiation levels,
Speaker 2: what happens when it comes back in the radiation levels
Speaker 2: tell them that they can't send a man up there
Speaker 2: because they're so fucking high. How are they going to
Speaker 2: explain that one?
Speaker 8: I'm lucky the first time.
Speaker 1: Well almost on the week space is fake and gay
Speaker 1: train almost.
Speaker 2: So this week I looked up the Chinese photos from
Speaker 2: their rover that they have up there, and all those
Speaker 2: pictures show that the moon is brown. It's not fucking
Speaker 2: gray like it is in all of the fucking photos
Speaker 2: and videos we have allegedly from the moon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've really been thinking in my mind and redefining
Speaker 3: the whole term of space. I don't think the space
Speaker 3: exists the way that we think that it exists. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think, but I don't think that we can travel
Speaker 3: in space. I don't think a man can travel there.
Speaker 3: And then when you break down the world is space.
Speaker 3: You know, you got spa ace and what a spa means.
Speaker 3: Spa means healing with water, and ace is like ace
Speaker 3: in the hole, you know, like you got the highest suit.
Speaker 3: So really space means uh, you know, water. So what
Speaker 3: if space is actually water and it's not this outer space? Right?
Speaker 3: Because if they were talking about outer space, why don't
Speaker 3: they just call it outer space?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: Why is space force? We think of space, we think automatically.
Speaker 7: Think of space and keep going.
Speaker 2: I mean, have you guys, have you guys seen the
Speaker 2: Space Force logo with the Egyptian head on it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, why don't they call it outer space force?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: There's a play on words. They're tricking us, They're trying
Speaker 3: to manipulate us.
Speaker 9: And I think you're getting you're getting involved in a
Speaker 9: battle of semantics for sure, but postulating as well. I mean,
Speaker 9: it's cool to say, what if there is no such
Speaker 9: thing as space, but that's just postulating, just going off
Speaker 9: with the fact that these guys have lied to us
Speaker 9: before about so many other things. You're just extrapolating another
Speaker 9: potential lie. But that doesn't it doesn't hold any water
Speaker 9: since we're talking about water. Yeah, I mean exists, actually answer,
Speaker 9: I understood, But we've had We've had tons of we
Speaker 9: have tons of proof that we can I mean, so
Speaker 9: it's it's cool to question, but without any substance, I
Speaker 9: think it's it's bad to go that far in that direction.
Speaker 9: I feel that there's a lot of factions are actually
Speaker 9: doing due diligence to just like flat Earth was inculcated
Speaker 9: in our conversations. I think any real direction that we go,
Speaker 9: there are real factions that are working really hard to
Speaker 9: debase real positions with things like you're saying.
Speaker 14: But everyone's got their own they're always thinking and try
Speaker 14: I try to think of myself kind of being in
Speaker 14: the middle.
Speaker 5: You know, when it comes to space, the speed of
Speaker 5: a bullet is what one hundred or eighteen hundred miles
Speaker 5: an hour. And when we're told we traveled to the
Speaker 5: fucking moon, we traveled twenty five thousand miles an hour.
Speaker 5: And not only that, when you look at the whole
Speaker 5: NASA shit that it was founded by Operation paper Clip,
Speaker 5: Nazis and all this stuff, why the hell should we
Speaker 5: be the official story.
Speaker 6: So there's plenty of stuff that you can.
Speaker 9: Actually the official story. In the slightest I'm not doing
Speaker 9: that in the slightest. I'm just saying I'm not about
Speaker 9: to throw the baby out in the bath water.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, not either. Space doesn't work the way
Speaker 3: that we think the space works. I didn't say the
Speaker 3: space was fake and then we couldn't get there. I
Speaker 3: just don't think that we can actually travel a man
Speaker 3: in a craft or in a freaking rocket to outer space.
Speaker 3: I just don't think that it's possible.
Speaker 9: I agree that we can't take a guy in a
Speaker 9: rocket and put him in outer space, but I think
Speaker 9: there's tons of technologies that there are factual trails that
Speaker 9: we can follow that show how we can function in
Speaker 9: outer space and therefore have a secret space program.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, you can't throw it all out with
Speaker 15: the bathwater. I mean, as far as you are about speed,
Speaker 15: you know, the escape velocity is seventeen thousand, right kilometers
Speaker 15: per hour, right or something like that. And that's just
Speaker 15: the speed that it requires to escape the gravity. Well,
Speaker 15: and so if you're going to talk about those kinds
Speaker 15: of things, you have to be like, well, then what
Speaker 15: the fuck is gravity?
Speaker 9: You know, like.
Speaker 15: Totally at the math, and we do the math all
Speaker 15: the fucking time. That indicates that the strength of gravity
Speaker 15: is for real, you know, And and so it requires
Speaker 15: that speed to escape an orbit basically into an orbit.
Speaker 15: And as far as Chris Chris your question, I don't know,
Speaker 15: maybe some of you guys don't know who I am.
Speaker 15: I have a podcast called Green Knight, Green Knight, dot Green,
Speaker 15: and the primary mission of that show is to is
Speaker 15: a solution. Right. So I think a lot of us
Speaker 15: want to talk about solutions, and we always put the
Speaker 15: plural on a solution solutions, like, but there's only one solution.
Speaker 15: There's only one solution. Any organization that we try to
Speaker 15: create at this point will just be corrupted if we
Speaker 15: don't make the psychological trenfort. Yeah, have an uncorrupted organization, right,
Speaker 15: And so we can you can't fix the system with
Speaker 15: the system, you know, so and you know, just to
Speaker 15: go back to what Chris was asking, which is like,
Speaker 15: it seems like that we we always approach these big
Speaker 15: events but never actually get there. And that's by design,
Speaker 15: if you ask me, It's like we're always kept in
Speaker 15: this state of constant, like.
Speaker 1: A constant Oh, I'm what's going to happen next?
Speaker 15: Yeah, And you know, it's like I had someone tell
Speaker 15: me the other day they're a flat earther and they
Speaker 15: were like, well, just because Obama fucking was dogging the
Speaker 15: flat earth or she was like, oh, that means that
Speaker 15: it must be true. But that's the psychological tactic as well,
Speaker 15: you know, yeah, right, they want to legitimize it by
Speaker 15: tearing it down, and almost like they legitimize certain people
Speaker 15: by you know, you know, banning them, you know, or
Speaker 15: or censoring them. Right, It's like, oh, what he's saying
Speaker 15: must be for legit right, because he got censored.
Speaker 9: But I don't agree with you more on that. I
Speaker 9: agree one thousand percent. That's the angle that I'm coming
Speaker 9: from and why I communicate to the world on my experiences.
Speaker 9: Like Chris was saying, at the anset of this question.
Speaker 9: You know, you know, what if this stuff happens in
Speaker 9: the future, and what are we concerned about. I'm screaming
Speaker 9: from the mountaintops for two years that this is actively
Speaker 9: going on. We don't have to wait. This technology at
Speaker 9: the South Wall that's actively being used against you a
Speaker 9: brain right now. No one's listening. You know why, because
Speaker 9: their brains are actively screwed with and no one's listening. Yeah,
Speaker 9: And how much more do I have to say? There's
Speaker 9: a technology at South Paul For two years, I've been
Speaker 9: talking about that's provable. I've provided documentation, and everybody's going, well,
Speaker 9: if this stuff was going on, someone would say something
Speaker 9: and we need to be scared in the future about technology.
Speaker 9: And I'm just going, how come no one's listening now?
Speaker 9: It's everyone I got, I got, I got how many
Speaker 9: people on this board right now?
Speaker 15: I think it's Yeah, the psychological operation is fucking working.
Speaker 12: You know, it's like rockly.
Speaker 15: Even in the truth Or community, we're all divided about shit, you.
Speaker 9: Know, right we're looking at When I got into the
Speaker 9: truth or community, I thought that would drop this information
Speaker 9: on the table. It's like a group like you and
Speaker 9: I would leave and then there'd be eight people disseminating
Speaker 9: that information for me and then the world. But no,
Speaker 9: I thought it would be that simple.
Speaker 15: Oh they're just bro and then let's just keep talking
Speaker 15: about other stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, I will say that, like out in the wild,
Speaker 4: when I've been yelled at for being like a conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 4: it was with somebody who I who was conservative, quote
Speaker 4: unquote like kind of like a don't tread on me
Speaker 4: person who got the vaccine, and then I openly talked
Speaker 4: with them about how I didn't get the vaccine. And
Speaker 4: then when they turned on me, the first things they
Speaker 4: threw out was flat earth or five G fear, like,
Speaker 4: you're afraid of five G? You think the earth is flat?
Speaker 4: And I'm like no, I just don't want to get
Speaker 4: the vaccine. So that, like out in the wild, for
Speaker 4: people that are in that cap you know, the first
Speaker 4: thing they do for people that question any of the
Speaker 4: main narrative is throw out QAnon or throw out flat
Speaker 4: earth or throw out I don't know, five G or
Speaker 4: chemtrails or something, even though the baseline is just don't
Speaker 4: take the government jab.
Speaker 9: So I.
Speaker 4: Can relate to people that question the shape of the
Speaker 4: earth or that explore that corner. But it's pretty much
Speaker 4: weaponized against us because people that are just making a
Speaker 4: basic health decision about the vaccine are put in that
Speaker 4: camp of people who are really out.
Speaker 9: There, you know.
Speaker 4: So that's that's just what I saw out in the
Speaker 4: wild when somebody flipped out at me and and you know,
Speaker 4: threw those out immediately.
Speaker 3: Well that's what QAnon did, right, q Andon coded everybody
Speaker 3: with the same ship, and then they were able to
Speaker 3: get away with banning people and deplatforming people under the
Speaker 3: basis that they were QAnon Trump supporter, right, and they
Speaker 3: that they thought that all the conspiracies was connected to
Speaker 3: this you know q Andon thing. You know, QAnon really
Speaker 3: screwed a lot of ship up and it was a
Speaker 3: CIA scio, just like the flat earth movement is a
Speaker 3: CIA scio. Right. There's so much shit in this community
Speaker 3: that that is actually hijacked to make people look like
Speaker 3: fucking looney tunes, right to discredit them and use just
Speaker 3: like Dan said, like flat earth and you know, all
Speaker 3: this different shit. You know, it is weaponized on this
Speaker 3: side too, not just in the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: Man, Corey and I had Bart Sibrel on the other day,
Speaker 1: and if this dude is getting threatened by the CIA
Speaker 1: and has hits out on him. I'm sorry, Corey, just
Speaker 1: just don't sleep too close to my bedroom or anything
Speaker 1: when you're here. That's all I got to Shit, can I.
Speaker 7: Express a thought that I can I express a thought
Speaker 7: that relates to this that I had today kind of
Speaker 7: talk about what Chris asked, thank you? So today I
Speaker 7: was doing what I was doing, and I was thinking
Speaker 7: about and this has nothing to do with space or
Speaker 7: any of the jazz is now. I was going way
Speaker 7: back in my mind too when people thought that the
Speaker 7: gods told him to sacrifice. How do we even know
Speaker 7: that the gods supposedly, who are not actually gods? I mean,
Speaker 7: we're God's to chickens, I mean asking chicken who God is? Yeah,
Speaker 7: we're God. So but supposedly we're all sacrificing right to
Speaker 7: these gods. What if that had nothing to do with it?
Speaker 7: They never asked, They never even once thought of it.
Speaker 7: Some random psycho that is a ruler of a tribe
Speaker 7: of one part says, hey, we're going to sacrifice, and
Speaker 7: we're all going to focus our attention on getting this
Speaker 7: like the best crops and how it worked.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 7: Then news spreads. Oh, sacrifices work. We must have to
Speaker 7: do it to these gods, that must be what they want.
Speaker 8: The point is.
Speaker 7: When us humans can focus together, our intentions are what
Speaker 7: we want. We are extreme. We are way more powerful
Speaker 7: than any god or god. So the problem is is
Speaker 7: now jump thousands and thousands of years. We're not sacrificing anymore.
Speaker 7: We're listening to all the bullshit and we're sacrificing our
Speaker 7: minds to it. And it doesn't matter what.
Speaker 4: Some people are handing their child up to the altar
Speaker 4: of Fauci and like basically killing.
Speaker 7: Right there you go, same difference, and it probably starts
Speaker 7: from like one or two tribes completely separated from each other,
Speaker 7: some psycho serial killer, you know, many many moons ago.
Speaker 7: So that's what I'm trying to say, is that for
Speaker 7: me personally, it's what had just been said a moment ago.
Speaker 7: It's changing the mindset. And the problem that we're really
Speaker 7: in now is that the awakening period is that of oh,
Speaker 7: my goodness, this is a lie. That's a lie, and
Speaker 7: having to deal with the acceptance of it to actually
Speaker 7: move forward, of letting everything that we ever fucking knew
Speaker 7: completely gone, and then learning that we have the power
Speaker 7: to re establish whatever the fuck we want. And then,
Speaker 7: like it was already said, to establish something and for
Speaker 7: it to not become corrupted, we would have to establish
Speaker 7: something completely that we have never seen or witnessed ever
Speaker 7: and throughout all of history.
Speaker 2: Man to me, well, one thing, I think when you
Speaker 2: look at the history of sacrifice, it definitely started in
Speaker 2: two different places simultaneously, give or take. I mean you
Speaker 2: have the ancient Canaanites, and then the practice was continued
Speaker 2: by the Hebrew Israelites. And then you have the Aztecs
Speaker 2: in South America and in Mexico doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: So it's unusual.
Speaker 7: So it's unusual. And see, here's the thing. So was
Speaker 7: that just like an energy or a spirit of the
Speaker 7: land that told that group to do it? And it wasn't.
Speaker 7: But now we've they turned it into all the gods,
Speaker 7: the gods and then everybody jumped on board and oh,
Speaker 7: we're going to do it here, we're going to do
Speaker 7: it there, We're going to see what happens. But it
Speaker 7: wasn't that. It was people were using that while focusing
Speaker 7: all of their intention. I'm not saying that's what we
Speaker 7: should do, of course, not. I'm using that as an
Speaker 7: example as to how this can go from a group
Speaker 7: of people coming together and focusing you know, how it's
Speaker 7: really fucking bad opposed to really good. You see what
Speaker 7: I'm saying.
Speaker 11: The thing about space exploration that scares the hell out
Speaker 11: of me is that it's been like, literally every year
Speaker 11: since nineteen sixty one, between ten billion and sixty billion
Speaker 11: dollars a year have gone into these projects.
Speaker 6: We don't know where they're going.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's really easy to say like we're sending
Speaker 11: this into space, because then there's no way to track
Speaker 11: it really well.
Speaker 2: I can tell you with certainty that in the early
Speaker 2: days NASA was an intelligence front. Most of that money
Speaker 2: didn't go to NASA. Most of that money went to
Speaker 2: the CIA. Like I'm a Kennedy researcher. I found at
Speaker 2: least seven people connected to the Kennedy assassination that all
Speaker 2: ended up at either NASA or allegedly ended up at
Speaker 2: NASA or Machaud or Boweing or these aerospace companies. But
Speaker 2: back then they were just fronts for the CIA. They
Speaker 2: needed to get you know, they needed to funnel money
Speaker 2: into black ops, and that's how they did it.
Speaker 6: Totally.
Speaker 11: And I have to be super careful about this because
Speaker 11: I've got some budget requests out right now. But then
Speaker 11: try to talk to somebody with a company called the
Speaker 11: Aerospace Corporation, and I was blown away how these adjunct
Speaker 11: professors and the like can just write these letters to
Speaker 11: you know, air force bases, universities and Department of Defense
Speaker 11: and just easily request funds. I didn't know it worked
Speaker 11: that way. They can just request funds and put it
Speaker 11: and basically put it towards research wherever they want.
Speaker 6: And here here I've.
Speaker 16: Been after it's mind blowing to me, Like I've never
Speaker 16: been on the inside, and I'm like getting a little
Speaker 16: glimpse at this point, and it's horrifying.
Speaker 15: Well, if you want to talk about bankrupting the earth
Speaker 15: like a cern, right, like how much how many billions
Speaker 15: do we spend on that shit every year?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 15: I mean that's more expensive than any of the other stuff,
Speaker 15: any of it.
Speaker 4: I look at SAT alone.
Speaker 3: I look at these corporations as a money laundering system,
Speaker 3: right because whenever you look at all of the corporations
Speaker 3: that people are donating to, or they're giving money to,
Speaker 3: or the government's giving money to, it's really just giving
Speaker 3: the money right back to them. You know, they they
Speaker 3: own the system, the opposite corporation, they own the sister corporation.
Speaker 3: There's chair people on the board of the corporation that
Speaker 3: it's going to. So it's just a money laundering system.
Speaker 3: And that's the way that I think that it works.
Speaker 3: You know, anybody that donates any kind of charity, they're
Speaker 3: the chair person of that charity, So the laundering their money,
Speaker 3: and their money is going right back into their pocket.
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Speaker 11: So I was just gonna say something that kind of
Speaker 11: is mind blowing to me. Is I have a little
Speaker 11: space like well, it's called Space Wolf Research.
Speaker 6: It's a little base.
Speaker 11: Camp just south of Skinwalker Ranch, and when you analyze
Speaker 11: like how as app and a tip, you know, the
Speaker 11: Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, in the Advanced Aerospace Whipping
Speaker 11: Weapons System Application Program, how those projects got their funding.
Speaker 11: It was literally Bigelow was the only guy that basically
Speaker 11: put in for this funding, and they just got that,
Speaker 11: we know of twenty two and change million dollars to
Speaker 11: investigate this high strangeness. And when I heard that, I thought, ah,
Speaker 11: you know, could it be you know, is it that
Speaker 11: cut and dried?
Speaker 6: Is it that simple?
Speaker 11: And I set out crazy and I've sent out probably
Speaker 11: emails to NASA that I wish I wouldn't have, But
Speaker 11: I've sent out crazy emails to different people.
Speaker 6: And sometimes, you know, you get a byte back.
Speaker 11: And I've got a guy now that says he's trying
Speaker 11: to find funding, and he's sending these things out to different.
Speaker 6: People, and it really seems that easy.
Speaker 11: These opportunities are literally, like writers said, you just ask
Speaker 11: and you shall receive. It's just like free money, it appears,
Speaker 11: And like I said, I have to be a little
Speaker 11: bit careful.
Speaker 6: I haven't.
Speaker 11: I don't the NDA's i've saw. I don't have to
Speaker 11: do with funding at this point. But I know that
Speaker 11: when it comes to these contracts with government programs, universities
Speaker 11: and Department of Defense projects, you basically just kind of
Speaker 11: ask and they have like the slush fund of black
Speaker 11: budget money that they just divvy out.
Speaker 6: It's horrifying.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that is. Did A Tip even exist? Though?
Speaker 3: There's proof that A Tip wasn't even a actual program.
Speaker 3: It was just a front for another program, and then
Speaker 3: they put A Tip in front of it and then
Speaker 3: made Louel Zondo the face of the A Tip whenever
Speaker 3: he never even worked for, you know, and he wasn't
Speaker 3: even the chief or whatever executive of the A TIP program.
Speaker 3: And the only proof that he ever comes up with
Speaker 3: is that document from Harry Reid, which Harry Reid is
Speaker 3: dead right. He can't come in and back up Louel
Speaker 3: Zondo's claims, right, So it's really fishy. A lot of
Speaker 3: this is fishy.
Speaker 11: Oh dude, it's so fishy, Like, oh, it's so fishy,
Speaker 11: Harry Reid. If you look into the crazy history, Harry
Speaker 11: Reid started off as a I feel bad talking about
Speaker 11: the dead, but whatever. He started off as a lawyer
Speaker 11: for Bigelow's family before all of this.
Speaker 6: Happened and then later on in life, you know.
Speaker 11: Helped them with some lawsuits and helped the family with
Speaker 11: some wrongful death lawsuits among other things. But the long
Speaker 11: story is he got paid a bunch up front, and
Speaker 11: then later in life when he was a politician, he
Speaker 11: is the one that.
Speaker 6: Kind of set all this up, as Rider said, and gave.
Speaker 11: The obligated amount to Bigelow Aerospace, and there's no I
Speaker 11: think all they had to do was send in a
Speaker 11: report every once in a while, and like, there's nobody
Speaker 11: checking on this stuff. It's sort of like the money
Speaker 11: going to Ukraine. I mean, like literally I heard there's
Speaker 11: people backing up their Volvos and picking up missiles and
Speaker 11: going down the street and selling them for twenty grand
Speaker 11: to pop. You know, it's there's absolutely no organization or
Speaker 11: checks in place to see where this money is going
Speaker 11: or where this stuff is headed.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: The figure that I heard was that seventy percent of
Speaker 2: all the aid that we've sent to Ukraine ended up
Speaker 2: on the black market. In as far as the supplies
Speaker 2: and weapons, they busted a smuggling ring down in South
Speaker 2: Africa and it was all weapons that were meant for Ukraine.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean like nobody should be paying their
Speaker 2: taxes anymore. Like fuck these people, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man, Corey, I mean we have a nice little system
Speaker 1: that we could possibly avoid taxes for a little while.
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, we gotta we gotta work on
Speaker 1: this to kind of get under the radar for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely. I mean I've only filed one. I found
Speaker 2: out taxes one time in the last since twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: I filed in twenty eighteen, I believe because Trump did
Speaker 2: some kind of tax credit thing, and so in twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen I filed, and I was running my own business
Speaker 2: with no deductions, but somehow I ended up with like
Speaker 2: twenty two hundred dollars back and that accidentally paid my
Speaker 2: two years previous tax debt that I didn't.
Speaker 1: Want to pay.
Speaker 7: So yeah, oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they fuck you really hard.
Speaker 7: I think everything's really money laundering, Like everything's a under
Speaker 7: money laundering. I worked in a prison for a while.
Speaker 7: They didn't care about anything. It was just bodies in
Speaker 7: the bed. Because I met money, the student loans, money laundering,
Speaker 7: all of it. Everything that is like big and that
Speaker 7: we usually are paying in some kind of.
Speaker 2: Debt to black lives matter money laundering.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's all sort of all of it. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's it's ridiculous, and that's the type of stuff that
Speaker 7: it's like when we wake up to it, it's like,
Speaker 7: oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then back in the nineteen fifties and nineteen sixties,
Speaker 2: the CIA opened up thousands of fake churches under individuals
Speaker 2: obviously CIA guys, and that was basically a front for
Speaker 2: money laundering operations.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 7: Yeah, wow, I forgot about that. Yeah yeah. And some
Speaker 7: other stuff too, yep, by the studying of trying to
Speaker 7: develop cults and more.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 3: The CIA isn't supposed to deal with domestic things all.
Speaker 2: Right, correct, But that's the purpose of the FBI to
Speaker 2: cover their tracks.
Speaker 11: So man, I'm so glad that he said black lives
Speaker 11: matter because I had these T shirts made that say
Speaker 11: spacebol Research and then on the front it says black
Speaker 11: Budgets Matter.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love it, So I just had.
Speaker 6: To use that opportunity.
Speaker 11: But yeah, man, the prison system is another one where,
Speaker 11: like she said, it's heads and beds, and they get
Speaker 11: more funding if they are she probably knows better than
Speaker 11: I do. But if they have something like over a
Speaker 11: ninety percent occupancy rate, they get more money. Which means
Speaker 11: they have the incentive to lock people up, which is
Speaker 11: like so twisted.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Plus, I can tell you that it.
Speaker 7: Doesn't matter if it's Yeah, it doesn't matter if it's
Speaker 7: government or private, and there's so much money and all
Speaker 7: they matter or all that matters is bodies.
Speaker 3: In the bed.
Speaker 7: That's what I was told constantly, bodies in the bed,
Speaker 7: Like if somebody moves out, body in the bed has
Speaker 7: to be there. It just has to happen. For the
Speaker 7: money and the amount of money I was making less
Speaker 7: than what it costs to for me to watch that guy,
Speaker 7: you know I was. I was a prison counselor, and
Speaker 7: it's astounding when they're not getting the care that that
Speaker 7: money costs. Do you see what I'm.
Speaker 3: Saying, Government run prison?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I worked at a government one, but it didn't
Speaker 7: It literally does not matter private or government. It's the
Speaker 7: same kind of money going in and out and kind
Speaker 7: of like student loans, same kind of shit moving in
Speaker 7: and out. It's all sorts of, in my opinion, very
Speaker 7: high class ship that we don't understand because we haven't
Speaker 7: been able to see the documents and really read all
Speaker 7: of it. They it's legal ways of the government being
Speaker 7: able to money launder, and big business be able to
Speaker 7: money launder. And it's in facets like that. Yeah, they
Speaker 7: do not care its bodies in the bets.
Speaker 2: That is also and Goal of prison in Atlanta used
Speaker 2: to be used for mk ulture experimentation. There is a
Speaker 2: bunch of connections from the Kennedy assassination to the and
Speaker 2: Goal of prison. Some pretty important people globally ended up there,
Speaker 2: and they definitely experiment with LSD and other things on
Speaker 2: the prisoners there.
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Speaker 6: You know, I'm getting back to what was being said.
Speaker 11: I don't know if it's that complicated, because you look
Speaker 11: at some of these elites and when their systems unravel,
Speaker 11: the game plan and the playbook looks pretty elementary, if
Speaker 11: not like Kindergarten. I mean, look at, look at I mean,
Speaker 11: just take the Bidens for example, what was Hunter Biden
Speaker 11: doing in China and Ukraine and twenty and twenty twenty
Speaker 11: one and now we have, you know, everything hit in
Speaker 11: the fan. Like a lot of this alleged stuff, it
Speaker 11: seems like when you backtrack it, when you reverse engineer
Speaker 11: the sis, I think they just all have dirt on
Speaker 11: each other and they're just super like in bed together
Speaker 11: to the point where they don't let the secrets out.
Speaker 6: But I don't know if it's all that complicated.
Speaker 11: I think they just intentionally have the same goals and motivations.
Speaker 3: Have you guys want what I.
Speaker 7: Notify that is like the legal documentation, because it's like,
Speaker 7: why haven't people gone at them legally? So there's got
Speaker 7: to be some kind of verbiage there. I'm with you there,
Speaker 7: and all of our and all of our paperwork and
Speaker 7: all taxes and all this and that that make it
Speaker 7: that they can do stuff like this legal I'm with
Speaker 7: why and why haven't we gone out after all?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's there's spending ten percent that.
Speaker 7: They sign in that's five hundred pages long.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, there's been ten percent of their cash on lawyers,
Speaker 11: so that they just build this. I'm with you there,
Speaker 11: I'm one hundred percent with you there.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the legal system has been corrupted. There's
Speaker 3: nothing that you can do within the legal system. Just
Speaker 3: like they were trying to sue the government for mandating
Speaker 3: the vaccines. What came of that? Absolutely nothing? It was
Speaker 3: too little, too late. But have you guys seen the
Speaker 3: John McAfee Netflix documentary anybody dude?
Speaker 6: Yes? And have you guys seen McAfee supposedly back now?
Speaker 6: Have you seen this craziness?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that he faked his death and that he's in
Speaker 3: Texas or something like that. I really like that documentary though,
Speaker 3: like they kind of I don't know if it was
Speaker 3: on purpose or if they were trying to push in
Speaker 3: an agenda, but that McAfee was just making up all
Speaker 3: of his shit and just to go on this crazy
Speaker 3: adventure that he didn't really have any dirt on the
Speaker 3: US or what was the other country that he was in.
Speaker 3: Beliefe he didn't know because he said that he had
Speaker 3: all this uh corruption documentation on beliefs, and then whenever
Speaker 3: he got from fake that heart attack to go back
Speaker 3: to the United States, then he had all he magically
Speaker 3: had all this dirt on the United States, and then
Speaker 3: it turned out that it was just kind of all bullshit.
Speaker 3: He was just making this stuff up. I mean, according
Speaker 3: to the Netflix documentary, I don't know, but it was
Speaker 3: really interesting.
Speaker 15: Look, dude, all of those fucking documentaries are propaganda, man.
Speaker 15: I mean it's on Netflix, man, right, but it's.
Speaker 3: Still still really interesting. I like to watch.
Speaker 15: It rewriting history. I mean, it's entertainment. It's entertainment.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I watched part of a I don't remember it
Speaker 2: was a documentary or a series like a docuseries, but
Speaker 2: it was on the internet and internet fakery, and it
Speaker 2: attempted to debunk that what was his name, Seth Rich, Right,
Speaker 2: Seth Rich got murdered and they tried to debunk it
Speaker 2: was connect to anything other than being a robbery. That's
Speaker 2: when I turned it off. I'm like, oh, this is propaganda.
Speaker 2: I get it, dude.
Speaker 6: There has never been a more blatant hit than Seth Rich.
Speaker 6: That was the most blatant hit.
Speaker 2: I mean, my gosh, yeah, it was outrageous. And then
Speaker 2: both Julian Assange, well, Julian Assange hinted that he was
Speaker 2: a whistleblower, and then Kim dot Com outright said it.
Speaker 2: He said that he was the one who connected him
Speaker 2: to Wiki Lea. So yeah, I have no doubts that
Speaker 2: was exactly what happened.
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 15: It's all curated for us, every single bit of it,
Speaker 15: you guys, everything that fucking happens, it is curated.
Speaker 1: Over there.
Speaker 7: It's the same.
Speaker 1: I see you with the sun set behind and setting
Speaker 1: behind you.
Speaker 8: Pretty yeah. I don't think issue. I think the issue
Speaker 8: on our side, if you want to be completely honest,
Speaker 8: is that the information we try to bring people for
Speaker 8: the general public, they just ain't gonna fucking bite it.
Speaker 8: Let's just see it. If you look at how they
Speaker 8: have set up, they always played a long game. A
Speaker 8: lot of stuff that we talk about is like so
Speaker 8: abrupt that it's not in human nature for abrupt change.
Speaker 8: It's just not so when we and I think it's
Speaker 8: very interesting the stuff that that everybody on this panel
Speaker 8: comes up with, but it's for a normal everyday person
Speaker 8: when they hear shit like that, they're like, what does
Speaker 8: this do talking about? What's this woman talking? It's just
Speaker 8: like it's just so far out of the realm of
Speaker 8: their reality that they can't wrap their head around it.
Speaker 8: But what the establishment does is that they just give
Speaker 8: you little bits and pieces over multiple years to get
Speaker 8: generation at the generation and start thinking a little bit differently.
Speaker 8: That's what they do, Just just little piece at the time.
Speaker 8: We just take, well, let's just take this little bit
Speaker 8: away from them right here, and maybe the next generation
Speaker 8: to start thinking a little bit more on our side.
Speaker 8: And it just keeps going. If we're thinking about, like
Speaker 8: with this whole transgender thing, that shit five years ago,
Speaker 8: who the hell was talking about a AV was anybody?
Speaker 12: I agree?
Speaker 8: Bro?
Speaker 15: Dark Day Afternoon, fucking the movie from nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 15: or some shit, you guys what that was about. Right,
Speaker 15: They've been prepping us for fucking ever man, for fucking
Speaker 15: turn up the volume slowly, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, and this whole thing. So I think that's
Speaker 8: a lot of times that's why, because people want to
Speaker 8: cling on the on the something on the hope. Okay,
Speaker 8: if if we show them something tangible, they're like, Okay,
Speaker 8: I can see that, I can communicate with it, resonates
Speaker 8: with me, and I can see it in the action,
Speaker 8: then they're more likely to go with it. Okay. And
Speaker 8: a lot of times are our messages just seem very
Speaker 8: extreme to people. And some of the things we talk about,
Speaker 8: even Eric, what you were talking about with that uh
Speaker 8: the technology down there in the uh on the poll cast.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, yeah, right there with you. But you
Speaker 8: tell somebody on the street that They're just like, who
Speaker 8: is this fucking lunatic man? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: It's just like like, even though stuff like this can
Speaker 8: be happening, yeah, stuff like this can be happening, people,
Speaker 8: it's just like, man, this, well, this is so far
Speaker 8: out of my spectrum. It's like it's like a movie.
Speaker 8: And that's not what I'm part of, even though we are.
Speaker 8: We're just we're constant actors in the movie.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 8: Some of us are gonna make it. Some of us
Speaker 8: will get you know, uh in a car accident and
Speaker 8: get shoved back down into their body bag. You know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Like, you know, a whole lot more people trusted the
Speaker 1: medical system and the pharmaceutical companies three years ago than
Speaker 1: they do now, and I think things are changing really
Speaker 1: fast with people's perception on what the fuck is really
Speaker 1: going on, just because of the fucking craziness that's happening
Speaker 1: from the mainstream establishment. It's forcing people to question, well,
Speaker 1: what the fuck else are they lying about? What is this?
Speaker 1: Maybe I should look into some of this mind control
Speaker 1: ship that people are talking about. You know, that's the
Speaker 1: beauty about what's happening right now.
Speaker 8: Right until until they pushed the magical button and you
Speaker 8: lose all your ship. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. When
Speaker 8: when they push that button. Then that's like people. People
Speaker 8: change whenever they say, hey, you're gonna lose your job,
Speaker 8: you're gonna lose your income, you're gonna lose your house,
Speaker 8: you're gonna lose everything. People change their fucking mind real quick.
Speaker 8: I mean, I mean it's it's instantly, so they always
Speaker 8: have that in their back pocket.
Speaker 15: But look, you guys, these this is groundhog Day, except
Speaker 15: that we have better technology and it's a it's a
Speaker 15: more fine grain resolution. Right, people were waking up after
Speaker 15: Kennedy got shot too, Right, it's like every generation moment, right,
Speaker 15: But we still progress, the aggregate behavior still progresses towards
Speaker 15: what they is and the agenda, Like, look, what y'all
Speaker 15: were just talking about is revelation of the method. Right,
Speaker 15: they released these bread crumbs, and they slowly fucking increase
Speaker 15: the amount of breadcrumbs and until it's like, we think
Speaker 15: that there's been a radical change, but it's still just
Speaker 15: the same old bullshit.
Speaker 1: You know, Birch, you don't think since twenty twenty that
Speaker 1: we've seen a major major shift in everything.
Speaker 15: Yes, but it's a revelation of the method. It's it's
Speaker 15: steering us into this digital box, right, you know. Right,
Speaker 15: And so when we think that just part I'm sorry,
Speaker 15: but uh yeah, all of this stuff is actually to
Speaker 15: get our guys, even what we talk about. You know,
Speaker 15: when you were talking about sacrifice before, I was like,
Speaker 15: it goes and when you EXQB talking about the long game,
Speaker 15: this the long game is six thousand years fucking eight
Speaker 15: thousand years plus, man, yep, this is when they fucking started.
Speaker 15: You have to talk about like mythology and epic poems
Speaker 15: that those were the original fucking mass communications that galvanized
Speaker 15: an aggregate fucking thought pattern, you know what I mean?
Speaker 15: So Mythris was the god, right, who fucking sacrificed the bull, right,
Speaker 15: and and in and yes, and in that fucking freeze
Speaker 15: that you can see in Iran of the actual event
Speaker 15: or whatever of him doing it, he looks like he's
Speaker 15: reluctantly fucking doing it. But what happens when he sacrifices
Speaker 15: the bull is all of this stuff comes from it,
Speaker 15: like all of this like abundance, right, and so it's like, yeah,
Speaker 15: with sacrifice all the way back then, and he's like
Speaker 15: the first fucking god, you know.
Speaker 12: So what I like to talk about is all of the.
Speaker 15: Is how that we have this pattern in our heads
Speaker 15: in the first place, Like the Gnostics say that we're
Speaker 15: living a simulation, but I think that's a misinterpretation of
Speaker 15: the fucking the demiurge did not create.
Speaker 12: All of the totality.
Speaker 15: He created a false one that was placed on top
Speaker 15: of our minds, right, the creation, you know. And so,
Speaker 15: motherfucking matrix that's been put on our minds, you know,
Speaker 15: that's been put on our minds.
Speaker 12: How do we do?
Speaker 1: I just have to read this comment real quick from
Speaker 1: Jasmine Alyssa Robinson. She says, just tuning in and wow,
Speaker 1: what a fine group of conspiracy daddies. Thank you jasmine.
Speaker 8: And what one momould take one mo.
Speaker 7: But you just brought up when Kennedy was shot. See
Speaker 7: here's the thing. We lack consistency as humans, we really do,
Speaker 7: unless it feeds our sinful ways. And that's the problems. Like, okay,
Speaker 7: so all the hippies, man, oh man, don't believe the government.
Speaker 7: Damn the man, don't believe don't believe it, all their
Speaker 7: little hippie stuff. Right now, they're boomers. You don't really
Speaker 7: think any of the boomers or you see what I'm saying. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry that. I'm sorry there are some boomers.
Speaker 10: Your vaccine for the boomers, they're not safe.
Speaker 7: But it's like, where did you Okay, so you were
Speaker 7: listening to to Crosby Seals and ash telling you. Don't
Speaker 7: pay attention to that. Don't listen to the government. They're horrible.
Speaker 7: Look at this, look at that, look at that.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: Oh and then you know, the eighties and nineties, you're
Speaker 7: making pretty damn good money and now you just forgot
Speaker 7: you're going to trust this government to the fullest. That's
Speaker 7: the problem. I'm humans, and now we have very short
Speaker 7: attention spans that we lacked consistency, So the more. As
Speaker 7: we were just talking about, they played the long game
Speaker 7: very long.
Speaker 3: But are they really Are they really playing the long
Speaker 3: game now though, because it seems like everything is speeding
Speaker 3: up really fast. It's just an agenda after.
Speaker 4: Well they've been they've been playing the long game since
Speaker 4: they killed Kennedy. Yeah, and every sig op is just
Speaker 4: right on time for each of the generations. And COVID
Speaker 4: got everybody.
Speaker 10: There was the stupidity of COVID.
Speaker 4: There was the gen x stupidity of COVID, and the
Speaker 4: boomer version of it too. So I agree on Kennedy.
Speaker 6: Kennedy was the beginning of And they didn't stop there.
Speaker 11: They they they went after his brother and you know,
Speaker 11: they got his brother. I mean, his brother was killed
Speaker 11: by Sir Hans, Sir Han, a one hundred and twenty
Speaker 11: pounds stable boy. And my actually my wife's sister purchased
Speaker 11: the gun for like a significant amount. And she's doing
Speaker 11: a documentary and she's gone through and like talk to
Speaker 11: everybody involved, and you'd be surprised how shady, how the
Speaker 11: Secret Service. And this is ten twenty years after Robert
Speaker 11: Kennedy's assassination. They were still digging into like a lot
Speaker 11: of the witnesses to his assassination. But when you're playing
Speaker 11: this long game as mentioned, I mean, these many of
Speaker 11: these elite in my opinion, I believe in reincarnation, and
Speaker 11: they're multi generational cults, and they have a plan and
Speaker 11: they're gonna stick to it no matter if it's going
Speaker 11: to affect their lifetime or not.
Speaker 6: I mean, they have a long game which is horrid, horrific.
Speaker 2: Robert Kennedy is it's a good one. I haven't spent
Speaker 2: too much time on Robert Kennedy, but it's not really
Speaker 2: much to it. He was killed by Fane Eugene Caesar,
Speaker 2: the security guard who was walking him. But if you
Speaker 2: want to get into like the assassinations, like I can
Speaker 2: trace government involvement back to the assassination of Mayor Anton
Speaker 2: Cermak in Chicago. He's from Chicago. He was assassinated in Miami.
Speaker 2: The history books say that it was an attempt on Roosevelt,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't. That was organized by a guy named
Speaker 2: Dave Yaris, who was one of the shooters in the
Speaker 2: Kennedy assassination. And then you can like fast forward to
Speaker 2: the assassination of Huey Long, which is another fascinating one.
Speaker 2: It's always the same groups working together. You know, he
Speaker 2: was allegedly killed by Carl Weiss, and that was that
Speaker 2: The thing is the same. Thing is a theme here.
Speaker 2: So all these guys who were set up as Patsy's
Speaker 2: originally before Kennedy, actually Robert Kennedy's after Kennedy. But when
Speaker 2: you go back to like Giuseppe Zangara, who was accused
Speaker 2: of the assassination of Cermak, he owed the mob money.
Speaker 2: He actually took off with like twenty grand of theirs.
Speaker 2: That was, he was a courier running alcohol up to
Speaker 2: New York from Florida, and so he ended up going
Speaker 2: to He had a gambling problem and he lost the
Speaker 2: mob's money, and so they gave him an ultimatum, you
Speaker 2: can do this or you know, we're just gonna kill
Speaker 2: you right here and now and so. And then the
Speaker 2: same thing with Carl Weiss. Carl Weiss who's accused of
Speaker 2: shooting Huey Long, he owed the Mob money as well.
Speaker 2: And it's the same thing with Sir hansor Hand. Sir
Speaker 2: hanser Hand was not mk ultred. He owed the mob
Speaker 2: money and to get through it, he drank a bunch
Speaker 2: of alcohol and took a bunch of pills. That's why
Speaker 2: he looked all disheveled afterwards. But it seems does it
Speaker 2: seems to be a common thread here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, I've got to put you in touch with
Speaker 6: my wife's sister.
Speaker 11: She would she had the exact same response that you
Speaker 11: did when she explained how it all went down, And yeah,
Speaker 11: it's insane, man, these guys, I mean, they fully have
Speaker 11: it all planned out. And it seems like, for example,
Speaker 11: with the Robert Kennedy thing, when when they were investigating
Speaker 11: this is years later, I mean years later, these kids
Speaker 11: that saw this guy throw a gun into a pond,
Speaker 11: and they all of them, of course, died horrible deaths,
Speaker 11: strange coincidental deaths, and they just clean up after themselves.
Speaker 11: These multi generational cults, you know, they have a long game.
Speaker 11: They know where they want to end up, and they'll
Speaker 11: do anything between here and the end zone to make
Speaker 11: that happen.
Speaker 2: One thing, not people often the one part of the
Speaker 2: equation everyone always seems to leave out. And I'll try
Speaker 2: to make the connection here on Robert Kennedy is that
Speaker 2: Robert Kennedy was assassinated on the one year anniversary of
Speaker 2: the Six Day War and it was blamed on a Palestinian. Hmmm,
Speaker 2: I wonder who could have been behind it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 1: All right, I want to welcome everyone one again. And
Speaker 1: Corey just took it off to the bathroom. I was
Speaker 1: gonna ask him something, so never mind. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Forbidden Hangout and we have a lovely
Speaker 1: bunch of hung and hunk Gass is here to talk
Speaker 1: to you. I don't know if unk cass is a
Speaker 1: good word, but.
Speaker 8: Fucking yeah, yeah, great thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Everything they're doing is about is about the timing and
Speaker 8: the payout on it, so so they always have immaculate timing.
Speaker 8: Of course, they have infiltrated all of the UH news
Speaker 8: outlets which are able to push their message out in
Speaker 8: master writing. And even now, even more that we have
Speaker 8: the Internet, because now people are able to get all
Speaker 8: this information instantaneously, whereas before, you know, if you lived
Speaker 8: in you know, some bumfuck town in Wisconsin, and you
Speaker 8: might never hear about anything unless you had, you know,
Speaker 8: a radio or something like that. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: We're talking about years and years ago. So they they've yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: they they've mastered the art of their timing of the
Speaker 8: things that they want to happen, and whether it be assassinations,
Speaker 8: whether it be all of a sudden, you know, a
Speaker 8: whole bunch of food plants getting torture to the ground,
Speaker 8: you know, where there's some type of climate change. They
Speaker 8: always time it perfectly to move their agenda along.
Speaker 3: So talking about that's what me and Dan was talking
Speaker 3: about today. They're able to align their agenda with someone
Speaker 3: I don't know, aligning their agenda with how the planets
Speaker 3: are aligned and how the stars are aligned, and then
Speaker 3: they're able to get away with a lot of the
Speaker 3: things that they do. This just planned out. Me and
Speaker 3: Dan was talking about that. Speak about that, Dan, because
Speaker 3: it's really interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, just the COVID thing. Any astrologer right
Speaker 4: or left was kind of a right, I'm hearing an
Speaker 4: echo too. Any astrologer on either side of the aisle
Speaker 4: was kind of saying, twenty twenty is going to be
Speaker 4: a big deal, big deal, big deal, big deal. And
Speaker 4: then the end of twenty twenty starts another one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty year cycle in the tropical signe of Aquarius.
Speaker 4: So it wasn't it wasn't a right or left or
Speaker 4: truther or NPC issue. At the time, it was just
Speaker 4: according to astrology, twenty twenty was going to be a
Speaker 4: big deal. And then look what happened from twenty twenty forward.
Speaker 4: And when they keep referencing twenty thirty, I think it
Speaker 4: is a ten year you know, finished line that they're
Speaker 4: shooting for. But we kind of mirror the astrology with
Speaker 4: what they are doing. Then it's usually kind of like
Speaker 4: on time, So I think they do. They do have
Speaker 4: like the big.
Speaker 7: Stuff, so usually cycles every thirty years. That's why, like
Speaker 7: I'll look and like what movies came out thirty years ago,
Speaker 7: because that's their game plan, and so like instead of
Speaker 7: looking now like thirty twenty thirty right now, we need
Speaker 7: to be looking at twenty fifty. It's always thirty years
Speaker 7: with these people.
Speaker 2: Wellhaps some movies from thirty years ago. The think that
Speaker 2: it is always a kicker because that's most of our
Speaker 2: most of our lives. The guy who ran the MPAA,
Speaker 2: who controlled Hollywood and got to decide where funding went
Speaker 2: and where what movies got made, was the guy who
Speaker 2: shot Kennedy from the grassy Hole. So it always goes
Speaker 2: back to Jack blenty.
Speaker 4: Well, thirty years ago was like the early nineties, and
Speaker 4: that was like probably terminator to all that kind of
Speaker 4: like sci fi you know AI.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, No, we're.
Speaker 8: Supposed to be on spaceship right now. I mean, I'm disappointed.
Speaker 1: I'm disappointed too.
Speaker 8: Mentioned my hope for craft.
Speaker 9: I'm going around.
Speaker 2: Oh, they got a spaceship out there on the launch
Speaker 2: pad right now. They just can't get the fucking thing to.
Speaker 8: Work beyond there, fake and gay.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the long com game going on is a great
Speaker 9: research done by Jim Mars. He's done wonderful books on
Speaker 9: the topic of how long this game has been going on.
Speaker 9: He's proven it's been going on at least back to
Speaker 9: Sumerian times. It's kind of like the shadow hand that
Speaker 9: you know, it changes its names through the generations. But
Speaker 9: there's certainly something going on that we as we the
Speaker 9: people need to try to figure out because it's in
Speaker 9: our best interest to you.
Speaker 8: Know, now now that you think there's multiple factions, heck yeah,
Speaker 8: like different.
Speaker 9: Are so many, yep. I think that's one of the
Speaker 9: problems we the people have is that, you know, from
Speaker 9: our perspective, we feel like we're one thing and that
Speaker 9: there's one thing against us. But that's not a singular problem.
Speaker 9: We have many factions that are fighting for power, h
Speaker 9: to the demise of humanity. They don't care as long
Speaker 9: as they get their privileged position. So it's hard for us,
Speaker 9: we the people, to identify the exact problem because it's
Speaker 9: not a precise front line.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm, right right, agreed, I can get.
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Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 1: Uh we got a comment from Lee Bradford says, hey,
Speaker 1: you guys, remember when those two Blane two planes hit
Speaker 1: those three buildings?
Speaker 13: L O L.
Speaker 1: I use that line at work to see who I
Speaker 1: can talk to. That's a good.
Speaker 9: Building.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Building seven is a good opener.
Speaker 2: You know people always forget about Building six.
Speaker 12: Oh yes, that's true.
Speaker 3: It was homage and on the structure around it actually survived.
Speaker 3: Like what kind of technolog were they using? The collapse
Speaker 3: of building, but the actual support beams still stand. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Nine to eleven really isn't much of a mystery anymore.
Speaker 2: Ryan Dawson got years ago, twenty fifteen or twenty fourteen,
Speaker 2: he made a documentary called The Empire Unmasked, and it
Speaker 2: is really more like nine to eleven for grown ups.
Speaker 2: It doesn't get into any of the weird crazy stuff
Speaker 2: like holograms or you know, space weapons, but basically it
Speaker 2: is shown with certainty that they found in the parking
Speaker 2: garage under Tower one after the first plane hitting, before
Speaker 2: the towers collapsed, they found a van packed full of
Speaker 2: explosives marked Urban Moving Systems. Urban Moving Systems was a
Speaker 2: massad front company. It was one of four companies involved
Speaker 2: in planting the bombs inside the building. Magic Heating and Plumbing,
Speaker 2: Danko Mechanical, and White Glove Movers were the other companies.
Speaker 2: All of those traced back to a couple of massade agents.
Speaker 2: One of them's name is Dominic Suitter. Dominic Sus got
Speaker 2: his funding directly from Artam Wartheimer, who was the head
Speaker 2: of the Jewish agency at the time. So yeah, nine
Speaker 2: to eleven isn't really much of a mystery anymore.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's a tired subject, but it's still uh will
Speaker 15: get people.
Speaker 1: When is your book hitting again someone around October ish?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, with my move, that's gonna that's kind of
Speaker 2: gonna upset my flow a little bit. It'll probably take
Speaker 2: me a couple of days or a week to get
Speaker 2: settled in. I'm gonna make a guarantee. I guarantee it
Speaker 2: will be out on or before November twenty second for
Speaker 2: the anniversary.
Speaker 4: Well, I was just gonna say too that there was
Speaker 4: some new videos from China of them fucking up a
Speaker 4: controlled demolition and it shows these buildings like slowly toppling
Speaker 4: and just what a not controlled demolition actually looks like
Speaker 4: nine to eleven was a controlled demolition. I mean, look
Speaker 4: at the Chinese like crappy version of a controlled demolition,
Speaker 4: and you'll see gravity, You'll see it just tip and
Speaker 4: it looks real sloppy. That was a precise implosion. And yeah,
Speaker 4: it's kind of like we're saying, it's kind of old news,
Speaker 4: it's whatever.
Speaker 2: One thing that's kind of fascinating is demolitions go from
Speaker 2: the bottom to the top, right, the explosives go off
Speaker 2: bottom the top. They did a top down demolition, because
Speaker 2: the bombs went off the higher floors first and then down.
Speaker 2: And I don't know that that's ever been done. I've
Speaker 2: never read that that's ever been done anywhere else or
Speaker 2: even attempted by demolition companies. Exactly, you can't control.
Speaker 15: The explosions, though you can see the explosions preceding the
Speaker 15: collapse of the previous floors. You can just see it
Speaker 15: happening totally.
Speaker 11: And Corey, you are so right that, I mean, they
Speaker 11: this again was taken right out of the playbook Man
Speaker 11: the Oklahoma City bombing McVeigh and Terry Nichols. I mean,
Speaker 11: if you read like how they found this guy who
Speaker 11: supposedly ran from again a van with fertilizer bomb. This
Speaker 11: guy supposedly ran from this van, slashed himself very deeply
Speaker 11: with a knife multiple times. They found him in a field.
Speaker 11: He shot himself in the back of the head a
Speaker 11: couple of times. The first round of law enforcement couldn't
Speaker 11: find again but the gun. But then they called in
Speaker 11: the FBI, and the FBI was able to find the
Speaker 11: gun just a few feet from him. The evidence just
Speaker 11: never adds up until you come through later and have
Speaker 11: these experts come in and I don't know, man, the
Speaker 11: Oklahoma City bombing, a lot of the people that you
Speaker 11: have talked about that it just seems like the playbook
Speaker 11: is very, very simple.
Speaker 2: And most always the same people. It's always the same people.
Speaker 2: I'm really to understand it. You got to go back. Well,
Speaker 2: we could start in nineteen seventy nine with the creation
Speaker 2: of the Safari Club by George Bush because after Watergate,
Speaker 2: when the CIA got fucking hammer by the government, and
Speaker 2: so the George Bush created what they called the Safari Club,
Speaker 2: which was a CIA within the CIA, and its member
Speaker 2: states were like Israel, Morocco, a whole bunch of other ones.
Speaker 2: But over time that alliance of the Safari Club has
Speaker 2: dwindled down to by nine to eleven three countries. Saudi
Speaker 2: Arabia is reel in the United States, and that's who
Speaker 2: basically pulled off nine to eleven. Saudi Arabia is from
Speaker 2: what I can tell, they're not really in that intelligence
Speaker 2: fold much anymore. And so that leaves the United States
Speaker 2: in Israel, which is behind every goddamn perfict act on
Speaker 2: the fucking planet period.
Speaker 8: Well, even though we say that, you know it was
Speaker 8: so long ago, and you know the relevance is depleted.
Speaker 8: I don't think it has, because the piece of legislation
Speaker 8: that they passed is still here today. That you know,
Speaker 8: the Patriot Act. It was only supposed to be for
Speaker 8: a short amount of time. So they used these moments
Speaker 8: the pass legislation that is able to be failed throughout history.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's that's the whole premise of what they
Speaker 8: were trying to do. I mean, that's whole premise of
Speaker 8: any of these attacks or or anything like that. COVID
Speaker 8: we talk about that. What's the whole premise of it
Speaker 8: is to make a precedent that, hey, if if there's
Speaker 8: some sort of disease that's going to wreck the world
Speaker 8: at any moment in time, that we can lock you
Speaker 8: down and take everything you've got and you're gonna do
Speaker 8: nothing about it.
Speaker 7: Well, let's can I interrupt again? I'm sorry? So I
Speaker 7: do a Kashak record readings, and I post collective ones
Speaker 7: for each month, collective as in all of Mankind. And
Speaker 7: one of the lines in the September one, I just
Speaker 7: relooked it up just now because it's what we're talking about.
Speaker 7: The Kashak Records even said you see the pad or
Speaker 7: repeated patterns you see, yet you still are complaining. I
Speaker 7: think that's I'm trying to say. I mean, at some
Speaker 7: point we're going to have to go, okay, fine, do
Speaker 7: whatever the hell you want. We're going to go do this.
Speaker 7: We're doing whatever we want. And I think we get
Speaker 7: caught up that there's other people that you know, are
Speaker 7: still a part of the programming. So what It's not
Speaker 7: going to take all of us to make things change.
Speaker 7: It's not going to take all of us to come along.
Speaker 7: But it's because we have these human attachments, these emotions
Speaker 7: that keep us seeing these repeated patterns and then just
Speaker 7: complain about them instead of going, all right, do whatever
Speaker 7: you got to do. I'm going to do this over here.
Speaker 7: And the more that all of us go I'm going
Speaker 7: to do this over here, I'm going to do whatever
Speaker 7: and drop whatever we're seeing, drop the conspiracy, drop the
Speaker 7: problems in the world. Things can change. I think that's
Speaker 7: what the records we're trying to say. As far as
Speaker 7: and you guys are still complaining, move on, create, change,
Speaker 7: do something. And I'm not trying to call anybody out,
Speaker 7: but I'm saying, like I just did that reading yesterday,
Speaker 7: it's posted and that's what the Kashik Records were saying
Speaker 7: to us, that it's time. I think as a collective society,
Speaker 7: we you know, here's the thing too, I teach, I
Speaker 7: teach the Emerald Tablets. I really do.
Speaker 12: And it's can you tell me your website?
Speaker 7: It's I I have a YouTube channel at uh Stars
Speaker 7: of the Morning Light. My website is Stars of the
Speaker 7: Morning Light dot com. So like, if you look at
Speaker 7: the tablets, it clearly says it does not exist if
Speaker 7: we do not see it. It does not like it
Speaker 7: has to have sight for us to see to for
Speaker 7: it to exist. Hence the matrix. Right, So what is
Speaker 7: enough of us just went all right, do whatever you
Speaker 7: gotta do, corrupt the rest of the world that wants
Speaker 7: to clearly follow you, and the rest of us are
Speaker 7: going to go over here and do whatever the hell
Speaker 7: we want. That I think is where as we are
Speaker 7: going to divide. We're gonna divide anyway, So why don't
Speaker 7: we at least divide in at least a pack of
Speaker 7: us in harmony when the other ones, like I see it,
Speaker 7: as you know, there's a there's an old cosmic theory
Speaker 7: that you know, the earth is going to split she's
Speaker 7: gonna guy is gonna move on and be beautiful and wonderful,
Speaker 7: and her horrible stepsister is gonna move on and get destroyed. Anyways,
Speaker 7: And I see it as like, if you want the
Speaker 7: world of Mad Max and Blade Runner and all that jazz, fine,
Speaker 7: go for it. But if you want a serene New Earth,
Speaker 7: clean water people, basically what would be referred to as
Speaker 7: the Golden City, we can do that. But I think
Speaker 7: it's now time for us to just be like, Okay,
Speaker 7: you know what, through them, they mean nothing to us.
Speaker 7: We are as vastly more powerful than they ever have
Speaker 7: that and they know it, and that's why they use
Speaker 7: you know, even in the tablets it says, you know,
Speaker 7: three D Lord three three D, they're just hiding the
Speaker 7: magic away for months. And if you get to five D,
Speaker 7: the fifth Lord, that's the master of magic. We have
Speaker 7: all the magic. We just got to get out of
Speaker 7: the bullshit of three D. Well, then just stop seeing
Speaker 7: it as it says, you know, if you don't see it,
Speaker 7: it does not exist. It's just not you know. And
Speaker 7: there's I think it was George Carlton that said, fuck
Speaker 7: them if they can't take a joke and joke them
Speaker 7: if they can't take a fuck. And that's how I
Speaker 7: see it.
Speaker 6: It is a big magic show.
Speaker 11: And I think that's so good that you said that,
Speaker 11: because they have these events, these shows, and then they
Speaker 11: come in Well, let's take the Ilklahoma bombing nine to eleven,
Speaker 11: and then you look at the legislation in the wake
Speaker 11: after these events, and the legislation always takes away rights,
Speaker 11: takes away our individual freedoms, and then they always make
Speaker 11: a buck on it. I mean, whether it's the Oklahoma
Speaker 11: City bombing, I mean the Department of Homeland Security actually
Speaker 11: delved in to develop a fertilizer for commercial use with
Speaker 11: a company they knew, so they give the farmers crappier
Speaker 11: fertilizer afterwards, that doesn't ignite as well, the stuff previously
Speaker 11: isn't used as much.
Speaker 6: Everybody, everybody who.
Speaker 11: Is in the club makes a buck and everybody that's
Speaker 11: out of the club gets freedoms taken away.
Speaker 2: There's just a comment on Oklahoma City real quick. So
Speaker 2: the one person who never gets talked about in Oklahoma
Speaker 2: City bombing was the person who the sketches originally showed
Speaker 2: depicting John do number two, who was actually a guy
Speaker 2: named Andra Strassmeyer. Andre Strassmeyer was a German national Jewish.
Speaker 2: He had a dual Israeli citizenship. He spoke fluent Hebrew,
Speaker 2: and he was Timothy mcvay's handler basically. And when you
Speaker 2: look into the Oklahoma City bombing, there were at least
Speaker 2: three additional bombs planted inside that building. If you watch
Speaker 2: the footage on the news from that day, they didn't
Speaker 2: try to hide that at all. They even had an
Speaker 2: announcement in the parking lot, move back, moved back, we
Speaker 2: found another bomb in the building, and you can hear
Speaker 2: that over the PA. So yeah, like and then the
Speaker 2: next day all that just disappeared. I mean, it's really
Speaker 2: it's fucking unbelievable. It's the same memo. And the whole
Speaker 2: purpose of Oklahoma City was to get us back into
Speaker 2: the war in Iraq. When you look at the newspaper
Speaker 2: articles that came out in the following days, they tried
Speaker 2: to blame it on Saddam Hussein, which is just fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And then there were even books written, like Judith Miller
Speaker 2: wrote a book about it. I mean, it's a complete
Speaker 2: fiction and it completely fell apart. And then that's when
Speaker 2: the narrative changed to Timothy McVeagh as a domestic terrorist,
Speaker 2: you know, but he worked for the CIA. He got
Speaker 2: he wrote a letter to his sister like a dumb fuck,
Speaker 2: saying that he's a CI a assassin, you know, and
Speaker 2: that letter made it out to all of us. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the same m over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: And COVID is no different. COVID is the same people
Speaker 2: doing the same stuff. It never changes. And basically, COVID,
Speaker 2: I think, proved that they've already conquered the entire West.
Speaker 2: The entire West was locking step with each other over everything, and.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, so amen.
Speaker 2: I think we're fucking doomed. Honestly, I think we're doomed.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 8: Oh when people were saying like, well, you know, Sweden
Speaker 8: did a did a whole different thing, and I was like, well,
Speaker 8: they already fucking got sweeten, It's already a socialist nation.
Speaker 8: They didn't need to do shit, what else did they
Speaker 8: need to do In China, they just it's all they
Speaker 8: just being China. I mean, that's just that's normal shit China.
Speaker 8: So it's just like, I mean, it's just it's just
Speaker 8: normal China shit. So it wasn't nothing different there. But
Speaker 8: when people were like, hey, maybe we new false sweet
Speaker 8: and I was like, well, I mean sweetness socialists, So
Speaker 8: I mean they they kind of don't need to do
Speaker 8: anything like they they've already got their people like locked
Speaker 8: in the way that they want them to be. So
Speaker 8: they needed to destroy destroy the West, and that kind
Speaker 8: of gave everybody the foundation like, well, I mean, if
Speaker 8: the West is gonna go along, then I mean, hell me,
Speaker 8: what choice do we have? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: And because a whole lot of other places are quote
Speaker 8: unquote more totalitarian, say, when the West falls, everything else
Speaker 8: falls with it.
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Speaker 3: It's really interesting how you were talking about these bombings
Speaker 3: and stuff, because the Boston bombing, this is something that
Speaker 3: really nobody knows about. There's two bombs that went off
Speaker 3: during the Boston bombing, but there was actually a third
Speaker 3: bomb that went off, and that third bomb went off
Speaker 3: at the JFK Library, the JFK Memorial Library, at the
Speaker 3: exact same time that the Boston marathon bombings went off.
Speaker 3: And guess where that happened. Just where the bomb went
Speaker 3: off and went off in the archives department of the
Speaker 3: JFK Memorial Library, right, And that was kind of covered up,
Speaker 3: like you can google that google bomb going on off
Speaker 3: at JFK Memorial Library, and no one knows about it
Speaker 3: because they were all focused on the two bombs that
Speaker 3: went off during the Boston race.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's pretty fascinating. I'm gonna definitely have to get
Speaker 2: to that eventually. I just usually don't study stuff past
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty eight, but I definitely need to make an
Speaker 2: exception for that. So I'm gonna I'm gonna show it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do a screenshot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, before you move on though, the with the Boston bombing,
Speaker 5: Leanna Winning made her debut there.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 5: That's a rather interesting thing that people don't really it.
Speaker 4: Is like, yeah, I heard the bomb. Yeah, I heard
Speaker 4: that bomb go off.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Mostly you probably haven't seen much of my work on Kennedy.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to share this one screenshot which will
Speaker 2: kind of like solidify a lot of the concepts that
Speaker 2: we've been talking about. So this is an extremely rare
Speaker 2: photo that's cut from the Robert Hughes film, and the
Speaker 2: Robert Hughes film was tampered with to blur all these
Speaker 2: people out but ignoring JD. Tippett there on the left,
Speaker 2: which totally fucks half the world's conspiracy theories about him.
Speaker 2: But you see these people with arrows over their heads,
Speaker 2: these people, I'm sorry, I moved all my stuff around,
Speaker 2: can you guys hear me?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, so these people with arrows over their heads. First
Speaker 2: of let's start at the right. You have a guy
Speaker 2: in a parrot costume standing on Houston Street. No one
Speaker 2: ever talks about this because no one ever knew about it,
Speaker 2: because I don't know why anyone ever talked about it,
Speaker 2: probably one of the more centried things. But is a
Speaker 2: guy standing there in a parrot costume, and then the
Speaker 2: three guys with arrows over their heads. These are three rabbis,
Speaker 2: and they're wearing purim ceremonial robes. And Purim is a is.
Speaker 2: The story is from the book of Esther. It's a
Speaker 2: story of Mordecai and Haman. Haman was a docmitted Persian
Speaker 2: Empire official who was planning to kill all the Jews,
Speaker 2: right but Esther and Mortar they got everyone to fast
Speaker 2: and to pray to God, and God answered their prayers
Speaker 2: and they and then Haman ended up getting hanged and
Speaker 2: Mordecai took his place. Purim is a celebration of the
Speaker 2: salvation of the Jewish people. That's what it is. It
Speaker 2: normally happens in March or April. But there's when you
Speaker 2: when you talk about ritual sacrifice, you're only allowed to
Speaker 2: do a ritual sacrifice at the at the Temple mount.
Speaker 2: But there's one exception, and that's at a Purim festival.
Speaker 2: So when you look at this and you look at
Speaker 2: other assassinations, particularly the assassination of Mayor Anton Sermac, you've
Speaker 2: got these rabbis wearing these archaic Purreim ceremonial robes and
Speaker 2: that pretty much to me, this photograph is the proof
Speaker 2: of conspiracy in the Kennedy assassination greater than any other
Speaker 2: factor that people could incorporate. But it's all ritualistic. It
Speaker 2: all goes back to pre judaic stuff, like because I'll explain.
Speaker 1: This Babylonian death cult shit.
Speaker 2: Babylonian death cult shit and the Egyptian lore because I
Speaker 2: can tell you that the groups involved in this are
Speaker 2: the Followers of Set and the Temple of Baal, and
Speaker 2: both of those go back to the Egyptian stuff, like
Speaker 2: from thousands of years ago, even pre Judaism. So yeah,
Speaker 2: and it all goes.
Speaker 3: You got Michael Ichino, he's the one they created the
Speaker 3: Temple of Set.
Speaker 2: No, that's a different one. That's a different one.
Speaker 1: Military dude, the modern guy.
Speaker 2: The Temple of Set. These are the Followers of Set.
Speaker 2: It's a it's an older organization, but these people all
Speaker 2: connect ultimately to the Rabbi of to the direct directly
Speaker 2: to Mayer Lanski, who ran the Mob from nineteen thirty
Speaker 2: one through the late seventies. Most people think that Sicilian
Speaker 2: Italians ran the Mob. It's the biggest lie in history.
Speaker 2: The Mob is ultimately run by Jews, particularly Mayor Lansky
Speaker 2: and his gang of of higher ups including Tim and
Speaker 2: Larner and guys like that. But yeah's show them.
Speaker 3: The picture of the guy in the dog costume was crazy.
Speaker 2: So this one I'm kind of I don't understand, Like
Speaker 2: right next to the parrot, you see, he got this
Speaker 2: orange in the white. To me, that's always look like
Speaker 2: a dog costume, and he's got like a blue bow
Speaker 2: around his neck. But I've looked at other stills since
Speaker 2: I came to that conclusion. I've looked at other stills
Speaker 2: from the Pashall film, and I am going to backtrack
Speaker 2: a little bit on that conclusion. I can't say that
Speaker 2: with certainty. And now it's just gone from a suspicions
Speaker 2: now it's back down to being a suspicion. I can't
Speaker 2: say with certainty, even though it kind of looks like
Speaker 2: it like the.
Speaker 1: If anything, it's like ornamental fucking costumes right right.
Speaker 2: The Pashall film is fascinating. There's like three or four
Speaker 2: guys as the limousine turns wearing these big orange things.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to do an analysis of that film better.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this all goes back to ancient religious mumbo jumbo.
Speaker 2: But ultimately, killing Kennedy was analogous to killing Haman because
Speaker 2: Kennedy was going to cut all aid to Israel and
Speaker 2: that was seen as being the equivalent of Harman going
Speaker 2: to kill all the Jews in that Documentedi an Empire. Right,
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's how they that's how Kennedy went got
Speaker 2: pulled off.
Speaker 15: Or have you looked into that the King killed thirty
Speaker 15: three aspect? You know from James Shelby Downard.
Speaker 2: No, can you can you explain a little bit.
Speaker 15: He's basically saying what you're saying that it was like
Speaker 15: a ritualistic killing and the and the Kennedy obviously represents
Speaker 15: the king.
Speaker 12: It's like some kind of you.
Speaker 1: Know, yes, the killing of the king.
Speaker 2: I've heard the killing of the Oh yeah, the killing
Speaker 2: of the king. That was in my presentation. Also, that's
Speaker 2: more of like a freemason kind of thing or a
Speaker 2: secret society thing. But when you look into the Freemasons,
Speaker 2: I don't want to get into it related to it,
Speaker 2: they're totally related. Yeah, fucking yeah. So ultimately, what this
Speaker 2: really goes back to is it has nothing to do
Speaker 2: Jews or Judaism. It has to do with Zionism, which
Speaker 2: was founded in eighteen ninety seven by Theaterhearsal and basically,
Speaker 2: over the last hundred years, in my opinion, the entire
Speaker 2: religion of Judaism has been hijacked. You have statements from
Speaker 2: guys early Zionis, like now Goldberg who said that Hitlerism
Speaker 2: and he said this in nineteen thirty three. Hitlerism enables
Speaker 2: us to convert all Jews to Zionism, and that's what's
Speaker 2: happened over the last hundred years. I don't see any
Speaker 2: way around it. So a lot of people criticize my
Speaker 2: work and say it's like anti Semitic, but it's not.
Speaker 2: It's anti Zionist, which is more of a political movement
Speaker 2: as opposed to the religious assas.
Speaker 1: Like a crazy mix between Judaism and Nazism.
Speaker 2: Well, that makes perfect sense when you get back into
Speaker 2: the relationship between the Zionists and Rhinehart, Galen who you
Speaker 2: know of the Galen organization and how they funneled over
Speaker 2: two hundred thousand Nazis into South America. That all connects there,
Speaker 2: and then that ends up connecting to Pablo Escobar and
Speaker 2: the drug trade in the nineteen seventies because the Galen
Speaker 2: organization got Pablo Escobar up and going. That was their deal.
Speaker 2: He was a middleman the whole time. I mean, he
Speaker 2: never called the shots ultimately, and that that was basically
Speaker 2: brought forth by Daniel Sheen, who you remember. We met
Speaker 2: Daniel Sheen and fucking how good that fucking guy.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: The first time I talked to him, he was all
Speaker 2: excited about my candy research, and then the next day
Speaker 2: he like tried to ignore me. It was hilarious. It
Speaker 2: was fucking hilarious.
Speaker 1: He couldn't wait to get out of our interview, dude,
Speaker 1: he was squirming the whole time. But yeah, I remember
Speaker 1: that ship.
Speaker 9: Did you ever come sorry, did you ever come across
Speaker 9: the USS Liberty and the attack by Israelis during Six
Speaker 9: Days War? Oh? Yeah, that?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that was that was Israel and it was
Speaker 2: a false flag.
Speaker 18: Johnson was in on it. Oh good night, good night.
Speaker 18: I'm still doing a bunch of work. Hey, anybody that's
Speaker 18: in the South that's listening in the Chattanooga area. Natural
Speaker 18: New Earth Market happening next weekend, big holistic there, healing
Speaker 18: that I've never even heard of from people from Germany
Speaker 18: and stuff are going to be there.
Speaker 7: It's going to be huge and a good time.
Speaker 9: So and how can.
Speaker 1: People find out more about that? How can they find
Speaker 1: out more about that?
Speaker 7: You know, I just go too well, start watching Stars
Speaker 7: of the Morning Light on YouTube, but I've been talking
Speaker 7: about it a lot. But also if you go to
Speaker 7: Stars of the Morning Light dot com in the service page,
Speaker 7: there's an events section because I also do a lot
Speaker 7: of events and so you can get information there. I'm
Speaker 7: on Instagram and I'm on Twitter, I'm on Facebook, everything social.
Speaker 7: For the most part, I.
Speaker 1: Have to thank you so much because I don't know
Speaker 1: how we're going to survive without a female voice for
Speaker 1: the rest of the night. But thank you for being.
Speaker 7: Thank you, pleasure all right.
Speaker 1: We'll have a great night. Thank you for coming on.
Speaker 3: Thanks Courtney, Hi Rider.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Corey onto the US Liberty go ahead.
Speaker 11: I was just gonna say, I'm so glad that you
Speaker 11: mentioned Ryan hart Dalen because so few people know about
Speaker 11: him and how he went from a Nazi to a
Speaker 11: CIA spy.
Speaker 2: And yeah, he founded the BND. We let him found
Speaker 2: the German intelligence service, so the Nazi was put right
Speaker 2: back in charge of intelligence in Germany. It's fucking unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Righthart Galen, as I say, top three people of importance
Speaker 2: in the twentieth century, unquestionably him, Jack Him, Him and
Speaker 2: Jack Valente are two out of three. Get and I
Speaker 2: don't know who would be number one. I think Jack
Speaker 2: Valente when you really come to understand who Jack Valente was,
Speaker 2: goddamn unbelievable, what impact he's had. He controlled all the
Speaker 2: propaganda at a Hollywood from sixty six until two thousand
Speaker 2: and four, every movie, every telegeni show.
Speaker 1: Some fucking three letter agency, fucking clandestine balls right there.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But back to the Liberty, Yeah, I mean that was
Speaker 2: definitely a plot. Johnson was in on it and he said,
Speaker 2: and I quote, I want that goddamn ship go into
Speaker 2: the bottom. It was all meant to drag us into
Speaker 2: a war with Egypt, but of course that didn't happen.
Speaker 2: So that's but see, the Liberty is known as far
Speaker 2: as maritime disaster. There are two others that nobody knows about,
Speaker 2: nobody ever talks about, no book has ever been written
Speaker 2: on it. But the Israelis and the CIA cabal whatever
Speaker 2: was directly involved in the sinking of the USS Thresher,
Speaker 2: which was like our first top of the line nuclear submarine.
Speaker 2: And the evidence for that is because as soon as
Speaker 2: it was sunk, John McCain's father, Admiral McCain, through his
Speaker 2: connection to Guy Banister, who was one of the top
Speaker 2: you know people whose name comes up in the Kennedy
Speaker 2: assassination down in New Orleans. It was him and his
Speaker 2: relationship with the ADL and other Jewish groups, particularly the
Speaker 2: company Schlumberger Corporation. So Schlumberger ended up being responsible for
Speaker 2: the recovery of the Thresher. So what do they do.
Speaker 2: They think an American submarine so they can send their
Speaker 2: own people in to extract the technology and steal it
Speaker 2: from us, which is exactly what the fuck they did.
Speaker 2: And then Schlumberger was actually also the owner of the
Speaker 2: bunker in Homa, Louisiana where David Ferry and his guys
Speaker 2: went into del all the ammunition and arms out of
Speaker 2: that garrison ended up charging him with years later. But see,
Speaker 2: all these things connect back to the same people. It's
Speaker 2: always them and the CIA, and it gets old after
Speaker 2: a while, Like I just want to find a conspiracy
Speaker 2: that was done by like the Mormons, right, or give
Speaker 2: me somebody else.
Speaker 8: It's always the same groups.
Speaker 9: I'm familiar with the USS Liberty because I was a
Speaker 9: friends on Long Island with someone who has a hand
Speaker 9: on that ship when it was attacked.
Speaker 2: Oh no, kidding.
Speaker 9: And I'm very familiar with the Thresher's story as well
Speaker 9: as the Scorpion story because it happened to be a
Speaker 9: graduate of Basic Enlisted Submarine School of the United States Navy,
Speaker 9: and it's definitely a topic they discuss. I think you'd
Speaker 9: be surprised as to what really happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, they just released last year three hundred
Speaker 2: pages of documents on the Thresher. I haven't gotten to
Speaker 2: reading them yet. I've been way too busy, but it's
Speaker 2: on my to do list and it'll probably be a
Speaker 2: part of my second book that I write after this one.
Speaker 2: Because of so many things in American history we either
Speaker 2: don't talk about, people don't know about, or the official
Speaker 2: story is garbage that need to.
Speaker 9: Be totally understood. I'll tell you what I was told
Speaker 9: at the time was that it was declassified information at
Speaker 9: the time, which was nineteen ninety four. But I don't
Speaker 9: doubt that the information that was just released three hundred pages,
Speaker 9: as you mentioned, is probably still full of baloney. But
Speaker 9: in nineteen ninety four, we were told that the Scorpion
Speaker 9: and the Thresher and a Soviet submarine all went down
Speaker 9: within firing distance of each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's wild, That's just that's wild.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 1: Casey Anderson in the chat says, y'all are some good
Speaker 1: looking men. Cat call man. I'm offended tonight.
Speaker 2: I'm offended. I'm getting cat called. What about you, ex cube,
Speaker 2: don't you hear? We were just talking about this because
Speaker 2: on our we have on our normal show that's like
Speaker 2: about TV and movie reviews. We just did she Hulk
Speaker 2: and like we were just making fun of the hypocrisy
Speaker 2: of the show. How she was like angry about being
Speaker 2: cat called in the first episode and by episode three
Speaker 2: she's like twerking.
Speaker 8: So yeah, Casey, can't call me, can't call me all day, baby,
Speaker 8: all day.
Speaker 15: I could only make it through the first three minutes
Speaker 15: of that show.
Speaker 2: It was fucking atrocious. Excube made me watch it.
Speaker 8: Yes, I did.
Speaker 1: For the wolf factor or what I mean, is it
Speaker 1: like super bad for that for the wove factor.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, plus the writers are just fucking lazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's on par for everything in.
Speaker 15: Hollywood in the beginning.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna be reviewing a Samaritan on Monday, which,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, for a stallone film, I actually
Speaker 2: liked it. And I'm a very harsh critic of all
Speaker 2: entertainment stuff. Yeah, he did Samaritan. He's like a superhero
Speaker 2: who goes into like hiding in retirement and then he
Speaker 2: gets outed.
Speaker 9: By this kid.
Speaker 2: Good. It was actually a good, good movie. I'm surprised that. Actually,
Speaker 2: like a.
Speaker 1: Couple of like new wave like testosterone movies that came out,
Speaker 1: like Top Gun and the one you're talking about that
Speaker 1: are kind of like a revivalist of like old school
Speaker 1: action movies and ship.
Speaker 2: I thought that, uh, the new Top Gun was okay,
Speaker 2: it was the identical movie to the first one.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen it yet, and all kinds of like
Speaker 1: you know, people on like you're super far right ringers
Speaker 1: are like fucking damp gun.
Speaker 2: Go check it out right out It's funny because they
Speaker 2: never they never tell you who the enemy is, but
Speaker 2: they kind of, you know, based on the terrain, it
Speaker 2: kind of imply that it's rusher, but they never outrighty
Speaker 2: say it. But I watched another Tom Cruise movie this week.
Speaker 2: I actually got around to watching Eyes Wide Shut, which
Speaker 2: I had never seen before.
Speaker 1: Cruly you never.
Speaker 9: Saw no, I know.
Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, how the fucking I
Speaker 2: have not seen that movie? So I watch it. I
Speaker 2: was pleasantly surprised.
Speaker 1: You're Dan, Dan, You're you're muted.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna have to bounce. But I wanted to mention, Uh,
Speaker 11: I shouldn't. I shouldn't do it, but I will. Conspiracy
Speaker 11: revolving around the Mormons, if you ever want to check
Speaker 11: one out. It's a Satanic ritual abuse in Mormonism. There
Speaker 11: was a book that came out I.
Speaker 1: Know what you're talking about, Yes.
Speaker 6: Dude, it's legit, hundred pages of hell.
Speaker 11: It's by Yeah, it's by an author named Gerald Tanner,
Speaker 11: and it goes into how the general Authority of the
Speaker 11: Mormon Church came to light indicating that a Satanic cult
Speaker 11: within the LDS Church was sexually abusing children.
Speaker 6: Really good deal. For a hundred page book.
Speaker 2: If you want to take sure, I'll definitely read that.
Speaker 6: You're around everything for real. All right, guys, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: take off.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Thanks Ryan, thanks for coming on.
Speaker 3: Appreciate your brother.
Speaker 1: All right, Dan, what are you saying you were?
Speaker 4: You were muted there, don't remember.
Speaker 1: Nah, we'll get back to it. Then take a few
Speaker 1: more SIPs of drinking pooh, and we'll get back to it.
Speaker 4: No, I think I was saying that when I saw
Speaker 4: the video of she Hulk turking. I at first thought
Speaker 4: it was Michael Obama, but it was she whole.
Speaker 3: Who is so woke? Everything is woke? Hollywood has basically
Speaker 3: done They're just going so woke. The comedians are so
Speaker 3: woke killing it's ridiculous. I don't understand that the new
Speaker 3: Lord of the Rings show is so woke.
Speaker 1: They created the f I haven't watched it just because
Speaker 1: I was afraid of it being fucking woa. God damn it,
Speaker 1: that's woke.
Speaker 3: The new Game of Thrones, Uh, House of Dragon.
Speaker 4: Is House of trans.
Speaker 1: How can that be woke? It's takes place in fucking
Speaker 1: medieval times. They didn't even know what the fun woke
Speaker 1: was going on. How is that woke?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I mean, during during those times, they
Speaker 8: thought that a woman couldn't get pregnant if she had
Speaker 8: an orgasm. I mean, none of that. That she only
Speaker 8: got pregnant if she had.
Speaker 1: That's it, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So it was like so so they didn't believe them
Speaker 8: when they got right, It's like, were you pregnant? So
Speaker 8: it ain't no way you didn't like it, so I
Speaker 8: thank you, must us the guy.
Speaker 15: You know, So it's.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I ain't no way to you. Right, you got
Speaker 8: right because you're pregnant, so you had to like it.
Speaker 8: I mean, if you've seen the movie The Last Duel,
Speaker 8: that is what that movie is about. I mean, straight up.
Speaker 8: Now it's it's like two hours work for just getting
Speaker 8: to that to that point. But it's pretty much the
Speaker 8: defense's argument is that you couldn't have been raped because
Speaker 8: you're praying, and the only way for you to get
Speaker 8: pregnant is that you had to have some type of
Speaker 8: pleasure from the encounter.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 8: That's the premise. I was like, I don't think that's
Speaker 8: the way it is, but just lets you know how
Speaker 8: our people like like like differences as we go throughout history,
Speaker 8: the way people in general are viewed as far as
Speaker 8: in certain situations like abortion and things of that nature.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. Sixty seventy years ago, you
Speaker 8: know who's talking about abortions? You know now it's just like,
Speaker 8: oh yeah, just go get abortion. Just like our our
Speaker 8: ideology just changes so much over time. We're moving more
Speaker 8: and more towards bastard, you.
Speaker 15: Know, because they would go get abortions, right, And.
Speaker 1: You said abortions. You guys are talking about abortions. That
Speaker 1: reminds me. There's an abortion clinic like two minutes down
Speaker 1: the road from where I live, and like every weekend
Speaker 1: there's a bunch of blue haired trainees out there fucking
Speaker 1: protesting Harrison. And it's like, what what has happened? You?
Speaker 1: Your guys? You you you really are. I can tell
Speaker 1: your guys your dicks are still hanging out. You're protesting abortions,
Speaker 1: something that you will have never have any understanding of
Speaker 1: pregnancy or anything like that. But it's all like either Gabe,
Speaker 1: dudes are trainees out there, uh protesting the abortion clinic?
Speaker 1: And I find it humorous. Every time I drive by,
Speaker 1: I get a little honk. I'm like, hey, guys, how
Speaker 1: you doing well?
Speaker 8: There was a guy he's from Canada that he was
Speaker 8: He was saying that, you know, guys should move in
Speaker 8: solidarity with the women because they're losing their rights, so
Speaker 8: that you just go in and get it a safe.
Speaker 8: To me, I'm just like what I mean? But but
Speaker 8: why this.
Speaker 19: Is overtaking us as a depopulation fetish that just all
Speaker 19: across their board, doesn't matter what it is, it's just
Speaker 19: got a no babies whatever, whatever the kink may be.
Speaker 4: The Left eats it up.
Speaker 3: Do you know that the men can get pregnant? Chris?
Speaker 3: You don't know that the men can get pregnant?
Speaker 1: And I've seen it in plenty of magazines lately. Yes,
Speaker 1: I've seen that.
Speaker 8: Speed Oh yeah, it is true, chans feed.
Speaker 1: I really want to see the scientific white papers behind it.
Speaker 1: I have not yet to see that, but I've seen
Speaker 1: some articles and like, like, people are bullshit wote magazines
Speaker 1: about it?
Speaker 3: For sure?
Speaker 10: Wait does the does the baby come out of the
Speaker 10: p hole or the butthole?
Speaker 1: This is what I'm wondering. I need to see some
Speaker 1: I need to see the process about this. I may
Speaker 1: even need have to see a fucking actual video of
Speaker 1: this just to understand.
Speaker 4: Arnold Schwartz said, that's it jor yes, okay, we just
Speaker 4: need to watch that again.
Speaker 15: I guess what about the population, you know, the overpopulation, right.
Speaker 12: I'm not a fan of Musk.
Speaker 15: I think he's uh, you know, a lifetime actor or whatever,
Speaker 15: but he said on a show the other day that
Speaker 15: actually there's an underpopulation problem.
Speaker 12: That the birth rate, the.
Speaker 15: Birth rate in most of these industrialized countries is like
Speaker 15: way below the you know, the refilled right, way, more
Speaker 15: people are dying than are being born.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean when you look at China trying to
Speaker 3: have that one child policy, right, and Japan.
Speaker 12: Just doesn't have sex.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And resources, there's just mismanagement.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 9: There's not a lack of resources on this planet. There's
Speaker 9: just mismanagement. Yeah, for everyone.
Speaker 3: You can fit the entire you live in Alaska, Eric,
Speaker 3: and you can fit the entire population of the planet
Speaker 3: in Alaska.
Speaker 9: With these with ease, and there's enough resources for everyone.
Speaker 9: And then I mean, at that point, if we had
Speaker 9: to ship people out to go to the farm lands
Speaker 9: to do the farming and bring it back like, it
Speaker 9: would still be cost effective for us to function this way.
Speaker 9: There's literally that much resource on this planet and that
Speaker 9: much wealth. Yeah, you know, if we paid every value, Yeah,
Speaker 9: if we paid everybody in apples instead of dollars, right,
Speaker 9: if if the fruits of our labor were literally fruits
Speaker 9: for our labor and they were perishable, there would be
Speaker 9: no point, nor would we tolerate people having billions of apples.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you got a good point there, And it's great movie.
Speaker 15: I am by the director of uh what was that
Speaker 15: pet detective or whatever?
Speaker 9: With the director I am I am.
Speaker 15: Yeah, he didn't about face after a head injury and
Speaker 15: made this movie and it's I don't know, it's like
Speaker 15: probably seven years old now, but it's interesting, Like at
Speaker 15: the end there's an animated uh short in a way
Speaker 15: that tells the story of what you're just saying. Basically,
Speaker 15: it's like, why would we tolerate the leader of the
Speaker 15: tribe just hoarding all of the meat that is just
Speaker 15: going to go back, you know, right?
Speaker 9: Yeah, and that's what we tolerate every single day.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, well, well most most humans are meant to follow it.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's not many that can better standing up with
Speaker 1: an original thought or ideas to get us out of
Speaker 1: this stuff, and unfortunately, seemingly the majority of people are
Speaker 1: just following. But I have hopes. I don't know, I
Speaker 1: have hopes.
Speaker 9: We're all very programmable, and a few people are taking
Speaker 9: advantage of that knowledge. The rest of us are just
Speaker 9: walking around very distracted. There's a lot of money and
Speaker 9: intention in distracting us from paying attention to the big game.
Speaker 9: But the power players are well aware of the fact
Speaker 9: that we the people are extremely programmable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's really interesting that you talk about that, Eric,
Speaker 3: because we've done a couple of shows together and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: what's the point of creating all these robots in this
Speaker 3: AI to take care of everything? Because you would have
Speaker 3: to you'd have to fix them, you would have to
Speaker 3: go in and they require maintenance. But we as human
Speaker 3: beings are the easiest programmable species ever.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: Whenever you go to a job, you learn it by
Speaker 3: being programmed to learn it. Right.
Speaker 9: So we are the robots that we dream up, but
Speaker 9: where by somebody else's design, and we just fail to
Speaker 9: realize that, And we are the hardware that could be
Speaker 9: reprogrammed in the blink of an eye, Like you said, right,
Speaker 9: this robot that we're attempting to build is so far
Speaker 9: off from having our capabilities. I could take any one
Speaker 9: of you, bring you out to a field and have
Speaker 9: you doing farm work, or I could bring you into
Speaker 9: an office and have you answer. There's so many different
Speaker 9: things that like to put you to task on. You
Speaker 9: guys are the greatest robots, and you take very little
Speaker 9: energy over the course of a year to power you,
Speaker 9: and you self replicate. So if we dropped off a
Speaker 9: bunch of you somewhere, you'd self replicate and there'd be
Speaker 9: more of you.
Speaker 15: That's something I talk about too, is there's this conflation
Speaker 15: of the human condition and human nature. Everyone talks about
Speaker 15: the human condition as if it's human nature, but it's
Speaker 15: just a condition.
Speaker 17: It's conditioning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, totally, yeah.
Speaker 1: All right. I want to take this time to welcome
Speaker 1: everybody once again to the Forbidden Hangout. We're entering our
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Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: And let's go even further into our rabbit holes. Y'all
Speaker 1: love them holes?
Speaker 3: Do you guys want to see the most clearest version
Speaker 3: of this recruiter film ever created?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: MK Davis, Yes, Oh no, this is going to open up.
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, let's do.
Speaker 9: Let's do some show and tell. Go for it, right, everybody,
Speaker 9: get your show and tell stuff.
Speaker 12: Go full stream.
Speaker 1: And I want to once again thank everyone who is here.
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Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a porter. Film is definitely uh, the film
Speaker 2: is definitely an edited film. A lot went on in
Speaker 2: the documents, particularly with the Secret Service car that this
Speaker 2: doesn't catch or was edited out or but there were
Speaker 2: multiple people who ran up to the limo and back
Speaker 2: and that's not mentioned anywhere in anybody's books or anything
Speaker 2: like that, and not captured in the film.
Speaker 15: Yeah, there's that big black line that's like on the
Speaker 15: bottom of the film.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean that's from the editing, but it's a
Speaker 3: slow down version is probably like watch this.
Speaker 12: It's offence or something.
Speaker 2: M right, it's not a natural line. Yeah, So Abraham's
Speaker 2: a pruder. Most people don't know this, but he was
Speaker 2: a part owner of the Daltech's building along with two
Speaker 2: other men, Sam Bloom and Morris Jaffey. Morris Jaffe was
Speaker 2: one of Lyndon Johnson's best friends. Both of those guys,
Speaker 2: samm sam Bloom was basically I have the documents showing
Speaker 2: that because of his role in the Dallas Citizen's Council.
Speaker 2: He was the head of the Dallas Citizens Council, which
Speaker 2: controlled where the motorcade went. I have the documents of
Speaker 2: him meeting with four Sorels of the Secret Service. He
Speaker 2: met with Jay Walton Moore the FBI. So sam Bloom
Speaker 2: definitely coordinated with the government in regards to how the
Speaker 2: motorcade was going to go down, and especially since when
Speaker 2: you look at the fact that Kennedy wanted to have
Speaker 2: his talk at the Women's Building not at the Trademark. Okay,
Speaker 2: so let me pause, right, there. The trademark was owned
Speaker 2: by a company called perm Index, which was a massad
Speaker 2: front company, and they were basically the oversight board that
Speaker 2: made most of the top level decisions on the assassination
Speaker 2: and board members of Permandex were guys like Dulles Angleton.
Speaker 13: T.
Speaker 2: Bor Rosenbaum, who was the head of the Jewish agency
Speaker 2: in Switzerland and the head of a bank called BCI,
Speaker 2: the bank to Crity Internationale, which was used by Israel
Speaker 2: in the beginning for all their international dealings. He was
Speaker 2: partner with a guy named Edgar Bronfman and okay, so,
Speaker 2: Edgar Bronfman's brother Charles Bronfman definitely connected to Leslie we Wexner.
Speaker 2: Wexner I always fag of that guy's name. Uh and
Speaker 2: his daughters Sarah and Claire were responsible for funding the
Speaker 2: next sem sex cult. So the Bronfmans have a long
Speaker 2: history of human trafficking. Their father, Samuel Bronfman, was the
Speaker 2: founder of the Seagrams Corporation, and they were running alcohol
Speaker 2: for al Capone back in the back in the day
Speaker 2: when it got through Cleveland. So when you look into
Speaker 2: the connections of these people, particular, we're talking about abrahams
Speaker 2: A pruder, like all these guys were in on this.
Speaker 2: You know whether or not the KEW Kennedy would whether
Speaker 2: or not was a pruterer, NW Kennedy would be killed.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I can't believe that he didn't
Speaker 2: when you look at who his partners and who his
Speaker 2: relationships were, Like I find Kennedy is more of a
Speaker 2: study of relationships than anything else. When you understand who
Speaker 2: these people were and how close their relationships were to them,
Speaker 2: the whole fucking thing falls right into place.
Speaker 1: Any word, thank you so much for the tip. And
Speaker 1: he asks how many people in the limo?
Speaker 2: Corey H Well, the driver you have what is it?
Speaker 9: Greer?
Speaker 2: And I've always forget the other guy's name because he
Speaker 2: wasn't really overly involved in my research. And you had
Speaker 2: like so six right, you have Calmly and his wife
Speaker 2: and Kennedy and his wife until they passed through the underpass,
Speaker 2: and then there's a seventh for a couple for a moment.
Speaker 3: So film was added whenever yea behind the uh the
Speaker 3: free there's a cut in the film, so there could
Speaker 3: be That means any editor or anybody that studies film
Speaker 3: knows that anything could happen. After that cut in the
Speaker 3: film right right, so he could have been anything. After
Speaker 3: they go after he pans over to the freeway sign
Speaker 3: right behind it. You can clearly see I'm trying to
Speaker 3: pull it up, but has been removed from YouTube that
Speaker 3: actually shows the cut in the film.
Speaker 2: So right right. So to me, this the Bruver film
Speaker 2: is like has no evidentiary value other than to show
Speaker 2: the direction that Kennedy went once he got hit. Like
Speaker 2: it really offers nothing else other than it has a
Speaker 2: bunch of negative evidence because when you read through the
Speaker 2: Secret Service statements, you've got John D. Jack Ready, who
Speaker 2: was on the front passenger side of the vehicle. He
Speaker 2: when Kennedy gets shot, he steps off and runs up
Speaker 2: to the limousine and then run. He's ordered to come
Speaker 2: back to the limousine or to the Secret Service call.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 2: A guy named McIntyre was the lead agent on the
Speaker 2: Secret Service car. So there were at least two of
Speaker 2: the Secret Service guys besides Clint Hill, who got off
Speaker 2: the limo and ran to the front to get towards
Speaker 2: the because they both were a limousine, so I always
Speaker 2: mix them up when I speak. But the Secret Service
Speaker 2: car was behind the limousine, and so he had three
Speaker 2: circuit service agents run to the limousine and the only
Speaker 2: one who stayed was Clint Hill. And he's a fucking
Speaker 2: trader because he held Jackie down as the Grassynal shooter
Speaker 2: hopped into the limo after the overpass. And I can
Speaker 2: show that picture if you guys want to see.
Speaker 1: It, Show me dead, show me yeah, Cardy.
Speaker 9: Have you ever heard anything about the shooters coming in
Speaker 9: through from Cuba into the Venice Airport in Florida?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Event, Okay, So it's funny you mentioned the Venice Airport
Speaker 2: because that was the same airport that the nine to
Speaker 2: eleven hijackers allegedly repressed. Right, well, guess who was the
Speaker 2: lease of that airport in nineteen forty.
Speaker 9: Seven Ringling Brothers in barn and Bailey circus.
Speaker 2: Clay Shaw Clayshaw. Clayshaw was the leasy of that airport
Speaker 2: in nineteen forty seven, and he was seen there with
Speaker 2: David Ferry. Clayshaw was the guy who Garrison put on
Speaker 2: trial for the conspiracy the whole and sexy eyebrows.
Speaker 1: Maybe sexy eyebrows.
Speaker 9: So now my question to you then is who is
Speaker 9: he leasing it from?
Speaker 2: That's a really good question that I don't know the answer.
Speaker 2: You do know the answer, Oh, yes, I do.
Speaker 9: The Venice Airport is on the Ringling Brothers in barn
Speaker 9: and Bailey circus Grounds.
Speaker 2: Interesting because you know what, I found.
Speaker 9: Rich history between that outfit and the US government in
Speaker 9: secret operations.
Speaker 2: Now that makes sense because the CIA was using a
Speaker 2: lot of these traveling carnivals and they were using things
Speaker 2: like ice capades and Disney on Ice as smuggling fronts.
Speaker 2: I was able to connect a guy who used to
Speaker 2: ice skate at the Winterland Ice Arena where David Fairy
Speaker 2: alleged he went, whose father worked for Humble Oil, who
Speaker 2: got higher by ice capades with only six weeks experience.
Speaker 9: So the Ringling Brothers and Bartlan Bailey circus grounds, which
Speaker 9: you know, and I grew.
Speaker 2: Up in Sarasota, just so you know, I grew up
Speaker 2: in Sarasota.
Speaker 9: Excellent, and I'm gonna I'm going to hook you up.
Speaker 9: So that circus grounds was where the Ringling Brothers Clown
Speaker 9: College was. You know who the first dean of Clown
Speaker 9: College was? No, I don't, Bill Balentine.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 9: Bill Ballentine was the lead propagandist of the oss.
Speaker 2: Okay, I thought that was CD Jackson.
Speaker 9: But Bill Balentine. He was also bisexual and a lover
Speaker 9: of Dulles.
Speaker 2: Oh all those guys were gay back then. It's just weird.
Speaker 9: Balentine had a lot on Dallas and the Circus and
Speaker 9: the CIA have been literally in bed with each other
Speaker 9: for quite some time in the Venice airport and JFKA
Speaker 9: and nine to eleven are a great conversation.
Speaker 2: All right, let me screenshare. We'll take this from I
Speaker 2: wasn't really planning on going over this today, but why not.
Speaker 2: So basically, here we have Clint Hill up on the
Speaker 2: back of the limousine. You can see the car in
Speaker 2: front of him, the lead the very lead car had
Speaker 2: like decker and they had four souls and a couple
Speaker 2: other guy as a secret service. And let me see
Speaker 2: if this one what does this one say? If this
Speaker 2: is this is one of the uh no, this isn't
Speaker 2: here we go during your shooting, s A ready runs
Speaker 2: towards the limousine, but is called back by Asac Roberts.
Speaker 2: That's not shown in the Zappruter film, so it was
Speaker 2: definitely cut out. But here you go. They played a
Speaker 2: game of lead frog. So you saw that the brake
Speaker 2: lights were on on the lead car and that the
Speaker 2: limousine ends up going around the lead car. Right, So
Speaker 2: you have limosine.
Speaker 9: Him around too.
Speaker 2: He goes around the lead car. But then in the
Speaker 2: next photo the lead car is now jumping around the
Speaker 2: limousine once again. So they did this like double jump here, right,
Speaker 2: And I believe the reason that they did that, well,
Speaker 2: I'll get to that in a second here. So now
Speaker 2: you have this is real important because when uh shit,
Speaker 2: I've explained it so many times, but I do it
Speaker 2: differently every time. Let me see if I can find
Speaker 2: this one image. I'm looking forward to you.
Speaker 1: Guys in the audience. You better start tipping right now.
Speaker 1: You're getting Kennedy realizations live time. You guys can't beat this.
Speaker 2: So on the side of the secret Service car you
Speaker 2: have John d Jack Ready and Paul Landis. Now I
Speaker 2: got tho redheads circled here. The head here circled in red.
Speaker 2: But most people say that that's Kennedy. I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that that's Kennedy. It doesn't make sense
Speaker 2: because it's so much smaller than Jackie and the rest
Speaker 2: of the heads. In the car. It looks like a
Speaker 2: shadow and the physics of it don't really make sense,
Speaker 2: but i'll ignore that part for today. But you can
Speaker 2: see John D. Jack Reedy and Paul Landis, two white guys,
Speaker 2: both about six foot tall, on the side of the car.
Speaker 2: And then when you can see this, this is the
Speaker 2: lead car doing the leap frog. And then now on
Speaker 2: the side of the car, use only two people, and
Speaker 2: one of them, John D. Jack Reedy is this guy
Speaker 2: holding the AR fifteen. So he hopped into the Secret
Speaker 2: Service car. And now there's only one person on the
Speaker 2: side of the Secret Service car because Landis hopped into
Speaker 2: the limo also right. So but here in when you
Speaker 2: zoom in, this is the McIntire photo. It's kind of
Speaker 2: strange because the guy who took the photo's name is
Speaker 2: McIntyre and McIntire was the Secret Service agent on the
Speaker 2: driver's side of the car. It's just a coincidence, I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure. But you got somebody standing in the back
Speaker 2: seat of the goddamn President's limousine holding a rifle. They're
Speaker 2: wearing a black jacket a black hat, and you can
Speaker 2: see right here at a forty five degree angle they're
Speaker 2: holding something, and it's blocking the windshield of the Secret
Speaker 2: Service car, which indicates it's in front of the Secret
Speaker 2: Service car. And what else could he be standing on
Speaker 2: except the back seat of the limousine. Right, So that
Speaker 2: I've concluded is the shooter on the knoll who they
Speaker 2: picked up on the other side of the overpass or
Speaker 2: under the overpass. This part I'm still trying to work through.
Speaker 2: I need to get to Dallas, really and I need
Speaker 2: to do some of my own observations because there might
Speaker 2: be and this is the first time I've ever said this,
Speaker 2: there might be a slight possibility that the final headshot
Speaker 2: didn't come from the knoll, that it came from the
Speaker 2: tunnel underneath the overpass. And I don't want to commit
Speaker 2: to that. I still need to look more into it.
Speaker 2: But I know who the person was, right, So you
Speaker 2: got this picture you can see there that you can
Speaker 2: definitely clearly see it. Here a guy holding something at
Speaker 2: a forty five degree angle inside the back of the
Speaker 2: President's limousine. And there's only one person here, Yeah, this
Speaker 2: person right here on the side of the Secret Service car.
Speaker 2: And then John D. Jack Reedy is in the back
Speaker 2: seat holding the AR fifteen Okay, so it's not John
Speaker 2: d Jack Gridy. Then in the following photograph, boom, you
Speaker 2: have two people on the side of the Secret Service car.
Speaker 2: And the split second I discovered this photo, I knew
Speaker 2: exactly who those two people were. The person on the
Speaker 2: left right here is the one and only Jack Flenti,
Speaker 2: and the person right here David Morales. This is the
Speaker 2: proof that David Morales was involved in the assassination. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you're familiar with David Morales or.
Speaker 9: Not, but.
Speaker 2: So it's definitely. This is before Kennedy gets to Daily Plaza.
Speaker 2: It's John d Jack Reedy and Paul Landis on the
Speaker 2: side of the car. You can tell it's still them
Speaker 2: at this point. Here you've got Dave Powers in the
Speaker 2: back seat. He's about to hop out of the car.
Speaker 2: And then it goes here, right, but look this you
Speaker 2: have the driver. It's not everywhere who is it. The
Speaker 2: driver's Samuel Kinney. Okay, so you've got Samuel Kinney and
Speaker 2: Emory Roberts. There's only two people in that front seat, right.
Speaker 2: But then the next photo boom, you have three people
Speaker 2: in the front seat. All right, So that person hopped
Speaker 2: back in the hopped into the car, and now Landis
Speaker 2: is back on the outside of the car and Reedy
Speaker 2: is right here in the back seat with the AR fifteen.
Speaker 2: There you go. That's how the grassy null shooter got away.
Speaker 2: He stowed away in the secret service car and in
Speaker 2: the back of the limousine. I have a feeling there
Speaker 2: is some major occultic stuff with this because when you
Speaker 2: look into Jack Valenti, he sent the letter to Kennedy
Speaker 2: inviting him to Texas in the first place. Period, he
Speaker 2: started the whole ball rolling. He his company weekly In
Speaker 2: Valenti organized all of the events that Kennedy was to
Speaker 2: speak at, both in Austin and in Dallas. Right Stop Screenshare.
Speaker 2: And then Jack valente along with Sam Bloom, sat on
Speaker 2: the board of the Dallas Citizens' Council, which controlled where
Speaker 2: the were went. And then also Jack Valenti is the
Speaker 2: one who released the motorcade to the newspapers. Right they
Speaker 2: had to release the motorcade route so they could say
Speaker 2: that Oswald saw in the newspaper that was done on
Speaker 2: November eighteenth. People will say that they changed the motorcade route.
Speaker 2: I don't have any evidence of that at all. All
Speaker 2: I know is that Jack Valenti posted the correct route
Speaker 2: on the eighteenth of November, So Jack Valenti was very
Speaker 2: important in every step along the way. And then when
Speaker 2: you fast forward, so David Ferry as it led to
Speaker 2: have gone to the Winterland ice rink right, and you
Speaker 2: went ice skating with two guys, Alvin Bobuuf and quote
Speaker 2: unquote Melvin Coffee, which is really just an alias for
Speaker 2: a guy named Layton Martin's. But when you dig into
Speaker 2: the Winterland, you'll find not only did was the Winterland
Speaker 2: own by Lyndon Johnson, You'll find that the woman who
Speaker 2: was running the Windland was a woman named Mary Boots
Speaker 2: Roberts aka Joyce Rowland, and that she had a cousin
Speaker 2: named Vincent Calter Grown Junior. Vincent calt Grown Junior is
Speaker 2: Jack Valenti's brother in law up until nineteen sixty one,
Speaker 2: and Vincent Calter Grown Junior I have also identified as
Speaker 2: the real raoul who set up James Rolway in the
Speaker 2: Martin Luther King assassination, which leads me to believe that
Speaker 2: Jack Valenti is also the assassin of Martin Luther King,
Speaker 2: but that I still have to get to that. I'm
Speaker 2: just speculating, but one day I'll prove it.
Speaker 1: And don't worry, ladies and gentlemen, you can still get
Speaker 1: Corey's book and you're not missing anything because your book
Speaker 1: is like ten thousand pages long, right.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be its. It's at least it's gonna be
Speaker 2: at least five hundred. I mean, I've got over three
Speaker 2: hundred pages done right now, so it's gonna be at
Speaker 2: least five hundred. And so I'm gonna say right here
Speaker 2: for the record, I'm not suicidal. I'll never kill myself.
Speaker 2: I don't even a car. Yes, I don't own a
Speaker 2: car to get into a one car car accident. And
Speaker 2: I'm not doing any drugs to overdose on. Okay, especially
Speaker 2: if you're going to be living with us.
Speaker 10: Fucking yeah, don't speak too soon.
Speaker 2: No, I expect that. I expect us to have like
Speaker 2: a gas leaker something.
Speaker 1: So yeah, let's get rid of that stove and get
Speaker 1: gas stakes. I feel secure already.
Speaker 2: You know, I've been working on Kennedy for over four years.
Speaker 2: I cracked most of the case in three and uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's all gonna be in my book.
Speaker 15: Have you got have you talked about the motivation for
Speaker 15: assassinating him.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, it was over his he was going to
Speaker 2: cut all aid to Israel basically, So starting in the fifties,
Speaker 2: they start to so yeah, Salmon Shapier, I'm gonna back up, little.
Speaker 2: You got a Salmon Shapiro who is a Jewish businessman
Speaker 2: out of Philadelphia. He opens a company called Numech, the
Speaker 2: Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation, and they are they get
Speaker 2: approval from the government because they're all they're in on
Speaker 2: this thing, right, So they get approol from the government
Speaker 2: to manufacture enriched uranium for use in nuclear submarines. Okay,
Speaker 2: between nineteen fifty six and nineteen sixty five, or possibly
Speaker 2: even later, they funneled over six hundred pounds of uranium
Speaker 2: out of Apollo, Pennsylvania for use at the Demona nuclear reactor.
Speaker 2: So when Kennedy called him out on the construction of
Speaker 2: the nuclear reactor, I mean it was in Time magazine
Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty It was an open secret at that time.
Speaker 2: And when he confronted Ben Gurion in May of sixty three,
Speaker 2: through what's called the Battle of Letters, he says, we're
Speaker 2: going to get inspectors into Demona, or we're going to
Speaker 2: cut your aid in no uncertain terms. So then what happens.
Speaker 2: Ben Gurion resigns and you have Levi Eshkall takes over
Speaker 2: as like a temporary prime minister, and he again addresses
Speaker 2: the issue with Eshgall, and Eshkall basically tells him the
Speaker 2: pound sand right, But when was the walker shooting April
Speaker 2: tenth of sixty three, that was done to set up
Speaker 2: Lee Harvey Oswald. That was prior to Kennedy's demands to
Speaker 2: Ben Gurion. And so Kennedy knew about New Mech, he
Speaker 2: knew about the son Borne Institute, the large scale smuggling
Speaker 2: operation that was ongoing at the time of the assassination
Speaker 2: for over twenty years, and he's like, fuck these people,
Speaker 2: all they ever do is lie. It's a direct quote
Speaker 2: from John Kennedy going to cut all aid. And that
Speaker 2: brings us back to the rabbis in Daly Plaza with
Speaker 2: the purem robes, the symbolic killing of Harman, because they
Speaker 2: saw Kennedy as going to be the death of the
Speaker 2: Jewish people. By cutting all aid to Israel, they would
Speaker 2: have fucking crumbled within within a decade, there'd be no
Speaker 2: more Israel. The surrounding states would have seen weakness and
Speaker 2: they would have just pounced on them. And so if
Speaker 2: Kennedy would have cut aid to Israel, they totally would
Speaker 2: have been fucked. They knew it, and so they killed them.
Speaker 2: And of course, when you want to understand the relationship
Speaker 2: between the CIA and Israel, all you gotta do is
Speaker 2: study James Angleton. He was the up until Rama. After him,
Speaker 2: he had Rama Manuel, who was the highest level Israeli
Speaker 2: spy in our government. But at the time.
Speaker 4: At the time, But so Corey, I'm here in the
Speaker 4: chat that the audience can't hear you. It says there's
Speaker 4: no sound.
Speaker 2: You guys can hear me, right, I hear you, though.
Speaker 4: It says Corey, no sound, there's no sound.
Speaker 2: Hmmm.
Speaker 8: That'd be really bad for the for the last ten minutes, said.
Speaker 6: You are muted.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not, though I know I heard everything.
Speaker 2: But story in my life. Here, people's story in my life.
Speaker 2: When I get to the good part, it'll be on that,
Speaker 2: it'll be on the recording.
Speaker 9: And then reticent to ask go ahead any idea like
Speaker 9: So when you're talking like these, it makes me want
Speaker 9: like motives and things like that. So when you say
Speaker 9: that it was because Kennedy was going to cut off
Speaker 9: their finances from the US. Any idea what type of
Speaker 9: numbers those were and then what percentage of their overall
Speaker 9: budget that would have been.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't have those I I I'm sure
Speaker 2: that number is available about us. Honestly, It's not something
Speaker 2: I even thought to look into at the time because.
Speaker 9: Clarify the motive at that point to a specific dollar amount,
Speaker 9: I imagine.
Speaker 2: Right, But he felt that, you know, they were he
Speaker 2: knew about the criminal operations, and I they he had
Speaker 2: to have known about the relationship with the mob, because
Speaker 2: the funny thing is like that all the shooters were
Speaker 2: MOB associates and CIA associates. They were all contract agents
Speaker 2: or subcontract agents, right. So you got guys like Clay Shaw,
Speaker 2: who was like the highest level security clearance. There is
Speaker 2: still contract agent. He would hire his own people underneath that.
Speaker 2: But David Ferry was definitely CIA. Going back to forty seven,
Speaker 2: the reason he had no hair lost all his hair
Speaker 2: wasn't from alopecia. Odds are. He was one of the
Speaker 2: early U two pilots, and because of the pressurization in
Speaker 2: the suits, some of the early UTUWBO pilots lost all
Speaker 2: their fucking hair and it never grew back. I believe
Speaker 2: him to be.
Speaker 9: One of them.
Speaker 2: I can't totally prove that, but there are two references
Speaker 2: in the Garrison files to David Ferry having been a
Speaker 2: Utuboe pilot, and if he was working with Clay Shaw
Speaker 2: back in forty seven, then the fuck of course that
Speaker 2: he would. They would have used him. He was that
Speaker 2: highly skilled of a pilot.
Speaker 9: So the things I forgot to clarify about the Venice
Speaker 9: Airport before, which adds to the mystery of things, is
Speaker 9: that it's, to my understanding, it's the only airport in
Speaker 9: the US that has no air traffic control tower. You
Speaker 9: just come and go as you.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, Like, how do you know if you're gonna
Speaker 2: get hit by a plane coming out of Tampa? I mean,
Speaker 2: that's why they.
Speaker 9: You have to follow the same protocols for like if
Speaker 9: you're like a remote bush pilot where there's no air
Speaker 9: traffic control towers, but there are protocols. But this is
Speaker 9: a large airport that has no air traffic control tower.
Speaker 2: That's that's weird. That's really weird.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's very shady. There's a lot of pehuliar stuff
Speaker 9: that happens in the night at Venice Airport.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I never knew when I was growing up, how close,
Speaker 2: you know, the shady shit going on with the CIA
Speaker 2: was right next door. I actually believe it or not,
Speaker 2: I haven't. When I was like six or seven years old,
Speaker 2: my aunt on my dad's side was married to a
Speaker 2: guy named Paul Gail. Paul Gail was a founding member
Speaker 2: of the OSS and a founding member of the CIA,
Speaker 2: and he was the head CIA station chief in Iran
Speaker 2: at the time of the revolution seventy nine when they
Speaker 2: threw us out. I didn't. I wish I would. I
Speaker 2: was older then, because like he died when I was
Speaker 2: like eight or nine years old, you know, So.
Speaker 9: I have crazy stories.
Speaker 2: My dad would try to talk to him, and like
Speaker 2: my dad said that he would just mystically be able
Speaker 2: to change the conversation without you even knowing he changed
Speaker 2: the conversation, Like he would just steer him away from everything.
Speaker 2: But and I try to look information up on him,
Speaker 2: I can't find a damn thing. I found a memorial
Speaker 2: for him. But yeah, I'm he had to have been
Speaker 2: involved in so much. There have to be millions of
Speaker 2: pages of documents connected to him. I can't find one
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 9: M hmm. Have you gone to the CIA website and
Speaker 9: done like on their freedom of information section now does it?
Speaker 9: You'd be surprised what you can find.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm always weary of going there.
Speaker 9: You can go right to their website and there's what
Speaker 9: they call the crest Information section if I remember correctly,
Speaker 9: And there's just a search engine and you can type
Speaker 9: in whatever you want, and they have they have thousands
Speaker 9: and thousands of declass by documents that will I mean,
Speaker 9: it's not the best search engine because they're not really
Speaker 9: trying to help you find the stuff. But it's in there.
Speaker 9: You know it's there.
Speaker 2: Excu Are you shrinking?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 8: Yes, I currently am. Yeah, Well I needed to lay back.
Speaker 8: I am an old man. Back.
Speaker 1: You're like an extension of the mountain near the bridge.
Speaker 1: It's like execute head is at the bottom of the mountain.
Speaker 2: Am I still not coming across floating in the bay?
Speaker 9: Am?
Speaker 1: We got everything settled here? Eric?
Speaker 2: If you do a show, I'd love to come on
Speaker 2: your show when we could talk more about Kennedy and
Speaker 2: other things.
Speaker 9: Oh for sure. Yeah, I'm always happy to have people
Speaker 9: on and connect dots and make things, you know, figure
Speaker 9: things out. You're obviously studying stuff that you're way more
Speaker 9: of an expert on the topic. But there's things in
Speaker 9: my research and the folks that I've talked to that
Speaker 9: are pertinent to what you're looking for. So I'd be
Speaker 9: happy to share what I know and see what we
Speaker 9: can figure out.
Speaker 2: Awesome, that sounds good. Yeah, I'm sorry. Did I already
Speaker 2: ask if I was being still muted in the chat?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're good. We everybody has figured out I had
Speaker 1: a little button thruss that I shouldn't have. I made
Speaker 1: a no.
Speaker 2: No, oh, so you so you work for the CIA,
Speaker 2: aren't you? You muted my ship?
Speaker 1: You were not supposed to figure this shit out. I
Speaker 1: was supposed to be the one.
Speaker 8: To kill you, dude.
Speaker 2: No wonder you're learning me to Colorado.
Speaker 1: Figured it out already.
Speaker 8: Fuck?
Speaker 2: Hey, I know I know your ex and her connections
Speaker 2: to c I A so man, anything's possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we all know that one. All right, all right,
Speaker 1: all right, guys, well welcome again. If you're just tuning
Speaker 1: into the Forbidden hangout, well we got a bunch of
Speaker 1: people watching. Thank you for sticking around this long We're
Speaker 1: still gonna go for a little while longer because I'm
Speaker 1: still conscious and I could probably use a couple of
Speaker 1: more drinks. So we're still here, and I want to
Speaker 1: thank our in studio audience. Writer's hiding right now, but
Speaker 1: we got Dan.
Speaker 5: Dan.
Speaker 1: What's up man? How you doing? He's right behind me,
Speaker 1: right there. You can't see him. He's just out of focus.
Speaker 10: Just chilling, chilling.
Speaker 4: I'm not a dog parent, I'm a dog babysitter this weekend,
Speaker 4: and we got three dogs in the house and we're
Speaker 4: drinking and we're partying, we're taking dabs.
Speaker 2: I'm bringing to more pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, it's a doghouse right now and it's crazy,
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So so, so the question is what what do we
Speaker 8: think because it's obvious that you know, COVID starting to
Speaker 8: settle down. What's what's the next That monkey pox didn't
Speaker 8: do anything that was kind of pointless.
Speaker 1: Guys, butts it did some.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but what what what do we think from what
Speaker 8: we've seen will be the next avenue? I guess it
Speaker 8: would be climate change.
Speaker 2: That's all I need to do is go look for
Speaker 2: whatever tabletop exercise they did last year. That's it. That's
Speaker 2: how you figure it out. Whatever organ you know with
Speaker 2: all these guys get together and you do these hypothetical
Speaker 2: things like eventuo O one or the monkey pop. They
Speaker 2: did a monkey pox one that predicted it would hit
Speaker 2: on May fifteenth, twenty twenty two. What date did we
Speaker 2: first hear about monkey pox?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: May fifteenth, twenty twenty two. Okay, so yeah, just look
Speaker 2: for whatever the most recent one of these tabletop exercises was.
Speaker 2: And that's what it is.
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Speaker 8: A couple of weeks down the line, they'd be like, man,
Speaker 8: you know you sitting there having sex with that Buffaloala,
Speaker 8: what were you doing? I don't know, man, It's just
Speaker 8: it's kind of one of those things. Man, I was desperate.
Speaker 8: I just need to get on base. Okay at this
Speaker 8: point in time, I just need to get on base,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying. So hey, and we can't.
Speaker 9: We can't.
Speaker 8: I can't fall for that. So I mean, I'm good.
Speaker 9: With speaking the truth in reality. Like you said, anybody
Speaker 9: gets you know, you get to you know, you get
Speaker 9: to that one yard line, you're going for the touchdown.
Speaker 1: Damn right.
Speaker 8: Right, Oh, your Mike's mutic cosmic, Your Mike's munic.
Speaker 1: You beauted. You can't.
Speaker 4: Writer and Chris interviewed the guy who banged the feline
Speaker 4: Lean Tiger Titty Lady drew an artwork.
Speaker 3: She was bro I would hit it. I would smash
Speaker 3: every day still to this day.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite interviews ever.
Speaker 8: Talking about we got a picture, Here we go again.
Speaker 1: Fuck name? It was a hand drawn I can never
Speaker 1: First of all, First of all, I never sucking guy's names.
Speaker 4: Boom hooked up, Tiger hold on abduction, help me out
Speaker 4: right it?
Speaker 1: What's this dude's name? I'm gonna have to go search
Speaker 1: through my YouTube fucking playlist for this dude's name.
Speaker 3: What we think?
Speaker 13: Think?
Speaker 3: It starts with a.
Speaker 8: So, what's this guy like?
Speaker 6: Napoleon Donald? Anyway?
Speaker 1: He is He's made love to an alien tiger woman hybrid.
Speaker 1: H she they had not only made.
Speaker 4: Love Chris, his name is Ronnie Dawson.
Speaker 1: There he is there, he's brother, he emailed.
Speaker 4: He emailed it to me after.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he made.
Speaker 1: Love to a tiger hybrid alien And she apparently had
Speaker 1: this contraption of interalactic nature that captured his spunk and
Speaker 1: it was shiny and it had lights all over it,
Speaker 1: and you know, she said, wait, wait, don't spunk yet,
Speaker 1: and she pulled this thing out and bam into that
Speaker 1: and she's like, I have what I need in hesling,
Speaker 1: and she fucking dissipated or something. I don't know how
Speaker 1: the I forget how the story ends, but go check
Speaker 1: that out. That all hell was the best interviewed.
Speaker 9: We need yours to save our cargo.
Speaker 3: He drew.
Speaker 10: He drew a sketch of the tiger.
Speaker 4: Tiger, and it's so fucking sexy.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you off to this hand drawn picture every
Speaker 3: single day of your life. If you haven't, I swear
Speaker 3: to God.
Speaker 9: It's not even the creature at this point, it's just
Speaker 9: the whole concept of like the need of yours like
Speaker 9: that to me, Yes, I'm saving your universe.
Speaker 4: Well, women will steal the sperm. They some of them
Speaker 4: are out to steal, are heard.
Speaker 1: The best part is this guy a thousand believes this
Speaker 1: story and he is in it. He is so popular
Speaker 1: in Japan you would not believe. The Ronnie Dawson story
Speaker 1: in Japan is fucking legit. So if you ever go
Speaker 1: to Japan, you may hear about Ronnie Dawson. But man, dude,
Speaker 1: the description of the alien and his stories with you know,
Speaker 1: penetration of the tigers, it's wonderful. You guys gonna be
Speaker 1: You're gonna need to check it out.
Speaker 4: I want to know, didn't his name because when we
Speaker 4: were last time I was over here, we were up
Speaker 4: at like two am, tripping and they started story. Then
Speaker 4: the next day Chris emailed me and just said, Ronnie
Speaker 4: Dawson ll that I searched my email.
Speaker 8: I mean, is guys dead serious.
Speaker 1: Go to my playlist under ufology. This is that YouTube.
Speaker 1: You can still find this on YouTube, by the way,
Speaker 1: it's YouTube friendly. He has a whole fucking story of abductions,
Speaker 1: like his whole life.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: He's a trucker from Texas, and he has this Texas
Speaker 1: redneck accent. He says, he it's he sounds like he
Speaker 1: hasn't made it past the second grade. And he tells
Speaker 1: these beautiful stories of fucking aliens and abductions and little
Speaker 1: trolls and fucking messing with his bed at night and
Speaker 1: probably harassing his wife and seeing UFO is trying to
Speaker 1: chase him through cornfields and shit. He's got some pretty
Speaker 1: legit sounding stories. He believes them for show. He believes them.
Speaker 2: Schizophrenia is a hell of a drug.
Speaker 8: Huh.
Speaker 1: I haven't tried that.
Speaker 3: We're not even hated on.
Speaker 4: I believe he believes it.
Speaker 9: Happened.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Want to interview the guy, bring him on my show.
Speaker 3: I want to contact him.
Speaker 1: He's a great interview bro, he will entertain.
Speaker 4: Well, we were just talking about sexy tiger alien pussy,
Speaker 4: so we just throw it out there.
Speaker 9: Hell yeah.
Speaker 3: The thing is they don't have any hair around their nipples.
Speaker 3: Their nipples are hairless.
Speaker 4: It was the big There was the Bigfoot titties that
Speaker 4: got us on this this top.
Speaker 2: You're dating women with harry nipples? Like, what's up?
Speaker 1: Don't get me back on the Bigfoot there.
Speaker 9: I'm a firm believer that the physical everything, like as
Speaker 9: we see it is so huge that allows for like
Speaker 9: all possibility exists always, all of these things could totally
Speaker 9: be going on.
Speaker 1: I'm right there with you, and there's so she needs
Speaker 1: to collect into this device.
Speaker 4: The metal box that stole the jiz and then like
Speaker 4: closed up.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying, But this is real. I
Speaker 1: need to participate one hundred thousand percent store my spunk
Speaker 1: in this like an alien device.
Speaker 20: We saw a UFO this distributor. We're asking for it,
Speaker 20: but I'm not great. Maybe we just should just ask
Speaker 20: for ask why.
Speaker 7: Why is it?
Speaker 8: Every alien probe somebody's ass or they have six with
Speaker 8: him or something like that. It's just like, I mean,
Speaker 8: that's that's every story.
Speaker 10: But it's just like they want they want our d
Speaker 10: n A.
Speaker 9: What if it's actually logical? Right? What if from their perspective,
Speaker 9: it's the least invasive way because they're penetrating existing or afis,
Speaker 9: so they're not.
Speaker 10: Making Ronnie definitely penetrating.
Speaker 9: It's literally just considered being nice from their perspective.
Speaker 3: I want to stroke, I want to put.
Speaker 1: I think that's only for reptilians. Bro, you gotta wait
Speaker 1: till the reptilians come around.
Speaker 8: Now they're already here. These are people.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they got you have to manipulate the Okay,
Speaker 1: later that's a whole nother sexual story, bro. The reptilians
Speaker 1: and cloacas.
Speaker 3: Okay, they love orgies, Okay, the reptilian.
Speaker 10: You couldn't even find the cloaca.
Speaker 1: You couldn't. Hell no, not unless you're you're familiar with
Speaker 1: the reptilian anatomy.
Speaker 8: I'm just I'm just.
Speaker 1: Some of them said that experiences. I'm just saying some
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 12: You need your exam to check that out.
Speaker 1: If you're into it. I mean, it's all about your experience.
Speaker 1: I've come to understand this is a very personal phenomenon,
Speaker 1: very personal, very deep. It goes deep and inside you.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's so personal.
Speaker 15: God, I just I was gonna mention what I what
Speaker 15: my YouTube channel is about, because okay, we're talking about
Speaker 15: I just got to get to first base and I
Speaker 15: ended up with this swamp right now, and I and
Speaker 15: I and I finished the deal. Right, This is what
Speaker 15: you were saying, right, This is what you were saying exactly,
Speaker 15: not me exactly, but anyway, Yeah, it's a yeah. So
Speaker 15: it's a it's a it's a combination with my podcast, right,
Speaker 15: which is about solution, the solution, and I teach people
Speaker 15: how to do cheat Gong, right, And it's a standing
Speaker 15: meditation physical meditation, and it regulates your metabolism and strengthens
Speaker 15: your ligaments.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 15: But it also the main thing is it brings you
Speaker 15: face to face with the inner struggle, right, so that
Speaker 15: you can break.
Speaker 17: Down your inner struggle.
Speaker 15: And when your battle with yourself ceases, then the exterior struggle.
Speaker 12: Stops as well.
Speaker 15: So yes, breath work, Yes, it's a I So if
Speaker 15: you look go to my home on Birch Driver just
Speaker 15: search double with quotes Birch Driver, I can't remember the
Speaker 15: full name of it, and then hit videos, go down
Speaker 15: to the bottom and then will say Cheegong instruction Part one. Right,
Speaker 15: it just shows you how to do It's very simple,
Speaker 15: and so it's from the Doo DOOI is tradition. It's
Speaker 15: five thousand years old, but it is the foundation of
Speaker 15: kung fu, right, And so this is the exercise you
Speaker 15: do as the foundation to any martial kind of training.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 15: Okay, but it's a physical meditation, so it's it's not
Speaker 15: just sitting there, right. It actually tricks you into getting
Speaker 15: into a meditative state. And so that's what they say
Speaker 15: is that if you set out to meditate, like think
Speaker 15: I'm going to meditate, then you've already defeated yourself, you know,
Speaker 15: and it does all of these things to your body.
Speaker 15: So it's very beneficial. But the main thing is is
Speaker 15: that I'm going for with this is the hundredth monkey effect, right,
Speaker 15: which is to get everyone to make this cycle out transformation.
Speaker 15: It's very audacious, right, it's audacious endeavor. But I just
Speaker 15: started it like a month and a half ago, and
Speaker 15: so just getting going. But the reason I mentioned.
Speaker 9: It is that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's the health benefits are really good, but it
Speaker 15: also it tricks you into getting into a meditative state, yeah,
Speaker 15: and which is important.
Speaker 3: And so I throw my show on Monday, right, Yeah.
Speaker 15: Monday too, right, But I just wanted to mention that
Speaker 15: because I got a split and that's what I wanted
Speaker 15: to plug that. I'm giving it away for free, but
Speaker 15: because I think everyone should know this shit, you know,
Speaker 15: and just eighteen breaths, you got it going. It's you're started, right,
Speaker 15: But the idea is you do it for twenty minutes,
Speaker 15: you know, and you stand in horse stance, which is
Speaker 15: that the stance where you guys have seen this right
Speaker 15: with like taekwondo and the movies and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I took.
Speaker 15: Feet at shoulder width and you turn your hips under, right,
Speaker 15: but you don't flex your glutes, right, And I show
Speaker 15: you how to do that right. So most people they
Speaker 15: turn their hips under and they're flexing their ass muscles
Speaker 15: and so you can't do that, and there's a way
Speaker 15: to do it without doing that. So but just go
Speaker 15: through the instructions and it's pretty amazing. I mean, if
Speaker 15: that's a stupid way to describe it, but I stand right,
Speaker 15: I'm doing it live.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm the only.
Speaker 15: Motherfucker on YouTube just standing there not saying anything, you know.
Speaker 12: And the idea is.
Speaker 15: That we all do it together, right, and then if
Speaker 15: we can make the psychological transformation together, then perhaps we
Speaker 15: can do what Courtney was mentioning, which is to like
Speaker 15: come together in a way that actually is meaningful, to
Speaker 15: make you know, a meaningful change. You know that there
Speaker 15: is an urgency of change, I would say, right, wouldn't
Speaker 15: you guys agree? We can't sure, we can't keep repeating
Speaker 15: the same pattern because if you look at history, it's
Speaker 15: a clear fuck and groundhog day pattern.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 15: We keep doing the same motherfucking shit over and over
Speaker 15: and over again. And so we can break the pattern.
Speaker 15: We can do it right, But we have to change,
Speaker 15: or we have to remove the matrix that's been installed
Speaker 15: in our minds.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 15: One thing I say, it's a term called ever present origin.
Speaker 15: We can rewrite the code of the universe because the
Speaker 15: initial conditions of the aggregate pattern that is our civilization
Speaker 15: is in our minds. You know, we don't have to
Speaker 15: go back in time to change the initial conditions.
Speaker 17: That you know, on aggregate, everyone behaving in.
Speaker 15: A certain way, it creates the pattern that we have, right,
Speaker 15: so we can change the initial conditions by changing our minds.
Speaker 15: And so yeah, I just wanted to say that. And
Speaker 15: the podcast is Green Knight dot Green. It's about the
Speaker 15: same thing, except it's a series. You start from the beginning,
Speaker 15: I talk about Marshall McLuhan and the importance of technology
Speaker 15: on our minds, and I get all the way to
Speaker 15: Krishnamurti and the the problem of self reference, which is
Speaker 15: just a artifact of being self aware, right of being
Speaker 15: in a universe in which we are a part of
Speaker 15: the universe and cannot separate from the universe. Talk about
Speaker 15: the observer effect and all that shit. But yeah, I
Speaker 15: just wanted to say that. But as far as like
Speaker 15: doing something that will benefit your body and your mind
Speaker 15: and your soul and your heart right than chiegong standing
Speaker 15: and just one last thing, there's no system that can
Speaker 15: allow you to become aware. You know, we talk about
Speaker 15: waking up and shit, and I don't think you know,
Speaker 15: the woke shit is definitely not it right, and becoming
Speaker 15: awake to the idea that we're.
Speaker 17: Being the wool is being pulled of our eyes. For
Speaker 17: lack of a better term, right, It.
Speaker 15: Is not it either, right, So there's something more that
Speaker 15: has to be done.
Speaker 17: And it's like the inversion of value.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 15: We think of value as something that opposite of what
Speaker 15: it actually is. Human beings exchange value with each other.
Speaker 15: There's no fucking value without that exchange, right, So we
Speaker 15: are the value.
Speaker 17: We are the motherfucking value.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 15: There's no money without people living. So the whole thing
Speaker 15: that I say is is there's a way that we
Speaker 15: can build an interface, I mean, an infrastructure that cannot
Speaker 15: be corrupted, right, that cannot be corrupted, and then we
Speaker 15: can make this transformation on the collective and individually.
Speaker 12: But it's individual.
Speaker 9: First.
Speaker 15: We have to understand this, that the scarcity model of
Speaker 15: value is not it, right, And we say these words
Speaker 15: all the time. Scarcity model. Yeah, yeah, bro, I hear that.
Speaker 15: I understand it right, which is supply and demand basically.
Speaker 15: And then well, yeah, the abundance model of value. I
Speaker 15: get that too, bro. Just like then we just go
Speaker 15: about our lives. It's like Burning Man. All of these
Speaker 15: yuppies go to Burning Man and fucking do the gift
Speaker 15: economy and then go back to lot, you know, wherever
Speaker 15: they live and start selling money. Again, you know, it's
Speaker 15: it doesn't do anything. It's just like I don't know,
Speaker 15: it's just an event, right, releasing of steam or blowing
Speaker 15: off steam, you know, for all of these urban professionals.
Speaker 15: And you can see what an age group I'm from.
Speaker 15: But I'm Generation X. I was born in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 15: My parents were hippies.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 15: So but yeah, I'm just saying that to you guys,
Speaker 15: you know, as to I think it could benefit you
Speaker 15: and also to everyone who's listening. But the after I
Speaker 15: stand on the thing, I make commentary about stuff because
Speaker 15: when I get into a meditative state, it's almost hypnogodic dogic.
Speaker 15: I can just stream of consciousness shit, right, and then
Speaker 15: I just do these like monologues basically after I stand.
Speaker 12: So yeah, check it out. And it was a pleasure
Speaker 12: talking to.
Speaker 1: You guys, and thank you so much.
Speaker 15: I hope we can like maybe I don't know, I mean,
Speaker 15: I have my podcast, maybe we could do some swapcast here,
Speaker 15: you know, cube, you know, talk about all the stuff
Speaker 15: and have you know, like a meaning field discussion where
Speaker 15: we don't like pull punches on each other trying to
Speaker 15: like be like, you know, like that's all cool, bro,
Speaker 15: that's your belief.
Speaker 17: Like, fuck you, bro, I will say, fuck you, that's bullshit.
Speaker 9: I actually dig that level of engagement where people have
Speaker 9: convictions for their positions and can kind of like just
Speaker 9: you know, throw at it. I just it is what
Speaker 9: it is. If everybody understands, it's for the benefit of
Speaker 9: everybody to get to different levels of understanding. I mean,
Speaker 9: that's the whole point of those types of conversations, is
Speaker 9: people need to just kind of take their experiences and
Speaker 9: have at it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah, just that one one more thing eric about that. Yeah,
Speaker 15: It's like one thing I talk about is polarity, right,
Speaker 15: And so if we are in a camp, right, and
Speaker 15: our camp is defined by what we are against, then
Speaker 15: we are what we are against, you know. And so
Speaker 15: when I when I say that, I will be you know,
Speaker 15: like I'm convinced about anything. That's not really the case.
Speaker 15: I'm just convinced that there is this general aspect to
Speaker 15: the truth about reality.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 17: It's general, it's not like specific, you know.
Speaker 15: So I don't claim to know anything because another thing
Speaker 15: I say is the truth is like Xeno's paradox is
Speaker 15: that you can only approach it.
Speaker 17: You can't really ever get there. You only get closer
Speaker 17: to it.
Speaker 9: You know, the way I was looking at it was
Speaker 9: like you sharing your experience, and you're certainly a champion
Speaker 9: and an expert in your own experience, and there's certainly
Speaker 9: value to that. And I think everybody should appreciate the
Speaker 9: value of their own experiences, bring them to the table,
Speaker 9: and be a complete champion of their own experiences in
Speaker 9: any conversation. Nobody can really discount anybody else's experience, but
Speaker 9: it doesn't make that individual right, but it certainly makes
Speaker 9: their perspective in their experience respected. To just engage in
Speaker 9: a way where we can all come at each other
Speaker 9: and know that we're all a right in our own experience,
Speaker 9: but wrong and our understanding of the whole what you're
Speaker 9: sharing our pieces to hopefully connect and make other bigger pictures.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and those experiences they will have this overlap, right,
Speaker 15: and which is where we can find this and we
Speaker 15: can approach the truth together. Right, But we have to
Speaker 15: have this not a thick skin, but just the comfort
Speaker 15: in ourselves.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 15: It's like when you're you're codependent with a you know,
Speaker 15: with a woman, right, and you're all worried about if
Speaker 15: she's going to break up with you, right. The way
Speaker 15: to have a good relationship is to be okay if
Speaker 15: you're alone, right right, If you love someone, set them free, right,
Speaker 15: you can't be all like attaching your happiness to someone.
Speaker 17: Else like that was just an analogy right.
Speaker 1: Right on, man.
Speaker 2: And if they come back to you, they're yours. And
Speaker 2: if not, hunt them down and kill them.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, Birch, thank you so much, man, it was
Speaker 1: a blast. Thank you for coming on.
Speaker 15: Thank you Chris, and thank you for inviting me or
Speaker 15: Dan for letting me crash the original forbidden gathering. AND's
Speaker 15: how I met you guys, wonderful people. So yes, we'll
Speaker 15: talk to you guys soon.
Speaker 1: Awesome, go Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Hell yeah.
Speaker 1: All right. We got a new member here. We got Karen. Karen, welcome,
Speaker 1: How are you doing.
Speaker 13: I'm doing great.
Speaker 1: Oh it's Karen.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 1: I got a hidden Karen, We got a hidden Wait
Speaker 1: before we get into this rabbit hole of this new
Speaker 1: woman here, he mentioned a hundredth monkey effect, and I
Speaker 1: just have to say this, I'm pretty sure I had
Speaker 1: a hundredth monkey effects back in the early nineties that
Speaker 1: me and my group of friends that were fucking very
Speaker 1: rowdy skateboard punks came up with the term eat a dick.
Speaker 1: That was us and after that everyone So.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure she knows what she just stepped into.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, how are you doing?
Speaker 13: You know exactly? Okay, grab.
Speaker 1: All right, well, Karen slash Emily, introduce yourself.
Speaker 13: Tell us what I was going to say that I'm
Speaker 13: Karen the winner and Rider is the loser.
Speaker 8: One.
Speaker 3: It was a draw.
Speaker 13: It was a draw, Emily, And I'm willing for that
Speaker 13: drawl Rider and I'm willing to go halfway. I'm just
Speaker 13: waiting on my one minute fifty six second video you
Speaker 13: saying how good I am on Facebook.
Speaker 3: Okay, listen, we're going to settle this right now, and
Speaker 3: everybody is going to weigh in on this. Okay. So
Speaker 3: we had a bet together, Me and Emily had a
Speaker 3: bet we were interviewing the the most wanted cyber criminal
Speaker 3: in the United States, right, uh, and she said, Emily
Speaker 3: said that the United States milit terry created the dark Web, right,
Speaker 3: But all they did was create the communications device that
Speaker 3: people use on the dark Web. They didn't actually create
Speaker 3: the dark Web itself. And then we had this bet.
Speaker 3: We said, Okay, what is this gentleman, the most wanted
Speaker 3: cyber criminal in the world know about the dark Web.
Speaker 3: And we were back and forth and I said, Okay,
Speaker 3: I recognized that the military created the communications device for
Speaker 3: the dark Web, right, that is fact, But they did
Speaker 3: not create the dark web itself. They are not actively
Speaker 3: trafficking drugs, weapons, fake IDs, fake passports on the dark
Speaker 3: Web that everybody can access.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 3: And then we got on there and he did say
Speaker 3: exactly what I said. He said that the military did
Speaker 3: create the communications device that the dark Web used as
Speaker 3: but the criminals hijacked it from the military and then
Speaker 3: started using it on on their own.
Speaker 13: So research Tour and come back to me and just
Speaker 13: what do you want to think and the onions and then.
Speaker 3: He did create the Tour browser. But there's three separate uh, dark.
Speaker 13: We didn't that's not we didn't discuss that that.
Speaker 3: There's a two P and then those are the three
Speaker 3: dark webs. So how did the military did the military
Speaker 3: create all those dark webs?
Speaker 13: No, they started the dark web. They started the dark web.
Speaker 13: They started it with Tour.
Speaker 3: Not start the dark everybody just created the because.
Speaker 2: The Okay, you guys are totally splitting hairs. You're saying
Speaker 2: the same thing in two different ways.
Speaker 13: He's manipulaus.
Speaker 2: If they create the technology and you one person has it,
Speaker 2: and they have another person within their organization that have
Speaker 2: it and they use it to communicate within each other,
Speaker 2: they have fundamentally created both the software and the dark web.
Speaker 13: So here here was the bet, and I'm willing to
Speaker 13: go with him half and half on this.
Speaker 8: I bet.
Speaker 13: He started, He's like, let's bet on this. So I said, okay,
Speaker 13: we'll bet on this. So my number I see all
Speaker 13: the time is three one three. I see that wherever
Speaker 13: I go, three one three every day. So I told
Speaker 13: him if I win the bet, that he has to
Speaker 13: go on his personal Facebook page and talk about me
Speaker 13: for three minutes and thirteen seconds about how awesome I am.
Speaker 13: And then he told me that I would have to
Speaker 13: go on his YouTube page and make comments on all
Speaker 13: his YouTube videos or whatever. So, okay, so if you
Speaker 13: want to say it's a draw, I will agree to
Speaker 13: the draw. But he'll have to do a minute and
Speaker 13: fifty six second video on Facebook, and then I would
Speaker 13: do every other video on his YouTube comment I think
Speaker 13: that's fair.
Speaker 9: I'm so mad I stepped away and missed all of this.
Speaker 3: Didn't miss it, Eric, because I think that you would
Speaker 3: have some call.
Speaker 13: I think he would know.
Speaker 3: It's like seeing that. Okay, you created the album artwork
Speaker 3: for an entire CD that a musician created, and then
Speaker 3: that's like saying that you created the entire record. Right
Speaker 3: if you just created one part of it, can you
Speaker 3: take credit for creating the entire thing? Execute tell me
Speaker 3: what you think?
Speaker 8: Uh so, so if I.
Speaker 13: Created I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, If I create one part of it? Can
Speaker 8: I take credit for creating the entirety of its existence?
Speaker 8: Is that what you're That's that's that's the question, right, yes, Now,
Speaker 8: Now what part did I create? Am I just the
Speaker 8: initial infrastructure?
Speaker 3: Is that the initial infrastructure? Because the US military did
Speaker 3: create the communications device that runs the dark Web. But
Speaker 3: you can't take credit that you created the entire dark
Speaker 3: web just because you treated the communication But that was
Speaker 3: the question, though.
Speaker 2: Writer, right right?
Speaker 8: But hold on, hold on? Okay, So I created the infrastructure,
Speaker 8: but I never actually got it off the ground. Great, right, Okay.
Speaker 13: They didn't get it off the ground. It's tour they
Speaker 13: did get it off.
Speaker 9: It does sound like semantics in some way, a way
Speaker 9: like I'm a tradesman. So in a way, my brain
Speaker 9: goes to it's like, well, what you guys are arguing
Speaker 9: is well, one person built the building. Oh well they
Speaker 9: didn't occupy it. The money came from the occupants? Well
Speaker 9: did it? Or was it? Because the building was built
Speaker 9: and then the people at least the space were able
Speaker 9: to produce something. It's it's it's which came first, the
Speaker 9: chicken or the egg.
Speaker 1: In a way, so it is I personally think there
Speaker 1: should be love making, not war.
Speaker 13: I'm a peace maker. Piece.
Speaker 9: What I will say is that either way in this conversation,
Speaker 9: I feel like we're still not discussing the facts, and
Speaker 9: I would just be I mean, we're all adults here.
Speaker 9: What are the facts instead of analogies? What are the
Speaker 9: facts that we're just addressing here? What's the bet on the.
Speaker 13: Head rider. We'll listen to writer's opinion of the bet
Speaker 13: and how he interpreted the bet, and then I will
Speaker 13: come in and tell you how I interpreted it.
Speaker 9: Fair Enough, this is an adult conversation.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the bet was Emily is saying that the
Speaker 3: military created the entire dark web, and I disagreed that
Speaker 3: the military created the dark web because the military just
Speaker 3: created the communications device that runs the dark Web. That's
Speaker 3: like saying that exactly what you said.
Speaker 1: Eric.
Speaker 3: It's like you created the infrastructure of the building, but
Speaker 3: did you create the entire building? No, you didn't. There
Speaker 3: was a bunch of different moving parts. There was contractors,
Speaker 3: There was people laying the carpet, there was people doing
Speaker 3: the piping, there was people doing all this other stuff.
Speaker 3: It involved many other aspects than just the communications device
Speaker 3: that the dark Web runs off of.
Speaker 9: Always saying completely and I think I'm actually don't have
Speaker 9: to leap in her direction immediately.
Speaker 2: Well, let me let me say this.
Speaker 9: Your your finish work is only as good as your
Speaker 9: rough end, and that becomes the intent of the construction now.
Speaker 9: So just because like like you're saying, yes, it's almost
Speaker 9: in a way the analogy of the of the of
Speaker 9: the constructed space and the leases the tenants later on. Yeah,
Speaker 9: the leases and the tenants are doing the work only
Speaker 9: after the production as intended, gave them the space to
Speaker 9: do it. So, yes, the military absolutely with intention, constructed
Speaker 9: the foundation for the future tendency of the dark Web.
Speaker 13: I have.
Speaker 2: One thing that you're ignoring. Tell me where this fits
Speaker 2: into this. Can you guys, hear me. So the thing
Speaker 2: that's being ignored here is that there were pre existing
Speaker 2: layers to the Internet, like pop three or tcp IP,
Speaker 2: and there were all these different layers in place already.
Speaker 9: I'm not ignoring that in the slight.
Speaker 2: That we were utilized by the people who may need
Speaker 2: So the people who made the tour software in the
Speaker 2: first place, they built it on top of these other
Speaker 2: layers already, right, So they didn't truly create the entire infrastructure.
Speaker 2: They just created the portal to the infrastructure.
Speaker 9: So we're splitting more hairs now.
Speaker 2: We are splitting hairs. We are splitting hairs.
Speaker 9: But I'm going back to the I'm going to go
Speaker 9: back to the intents of the constructors. This is this
Speaker 9: is pure tradesman stuff. You have an argument, what was
Speaker 9: the dark web? Is what we're getting at the conversation
Speaker 9: is the dark web. And I'm just agreeing that there
Speaker 9: were people that constructed the dark web on purpose, and
Speaker 9: I'm singularly identifying them my opinion as the United States military.
Speaker 2: Well, let's let's define the dark web real quick. Let's
Speaker 2: define dark webs.
Speaker 9: We're getting splitting hairs again, though, So defining the dark
Speaker 9: web all you're talking about is agreeing with you and
Speaker 9: whatever your definition is.
Speaker 2: All all we're talking about is like when you talk
Speaker 2: about dark web, is you're talking about masking an ip routing.
Speaker 9: Okay, So ten for whatever you say the dark web is,
Speaker 9: I'm going to say, the military did it with intention.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't disagree with that it all. I can't disagree
Speaker 2: with that it all all right?
Speaker 8: So so so when so when I'm when I'm thinking
Speaker 8: about the way y'all explain that, because y'all was getting
Speaker 8: very technical, I'm just a regular dude.
Speaker 13: Uh. But but I.
Speaker 8: Go back to almost like video game design. So the
Speaker 8: movie Free Guy is based on these two people creating
Speaker 8: a game. Okay, and the game they created was technically
Speaker 8: bought out by somebody else. Now, the person who bought
Speaker 8: it out said that they never used their program, but
Speaker 8: they actually did use the infrastructure of the game within
Speaker 8: the new game that they made. But they hit. So
Speaker 8: I guess technically, if you create the main infrastructure of it, uh,
Speaker 8: it wouldn't exist without your main infrastructure.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing that did. But did the CIA?
Speaker 3: This is going back to what Eric's talking about. Did
Speaker 3: the CIA actually intend?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 13: Is different than military though.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, let me let me explain this. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we're going back to the CIA's intentions here, right,
Speaker 3: Was the CIA's intentions the military? Okay, so the military
Speaker 3: was a military, Uh, isn't were their intentions actually to
Speaker 3: create a dark web? Was the Navy's intentions actually to
Speaker 3: create the dark web? Or was the intentions to create
Speaker 3: a h a communications device that they can actually communicate
Speaker 3: underneath all all of the other communications devices so that
Speaker 3: they could create their own private network. And then the
Speaker 3: criminals came in and hijacked that that communications device and
Speaker 3: created their own version of the dark web. See, that's
Speaker 3: what we're what we're missing here.
Speaker 9: There's nothing missing. I was in the military. The military
Speaker 9: has other aspects of secret communications that other people can't
Speaker 9: get into. They have tons of ways of doing it.
Speaker 9: And the dark web still exists. So the dark web
Speaker 9: exists outside of the military's multifaceted ways of secret communications,
Speaker 9: and the military still created the dark web. All of
Speaker 9: those things are true.
Speaker 13: Isn't understand that military is also corrupt in many ways?
Speaker 13: Also because we got Operation Northwoods and things, and that
Speaker 13: was the military, that was a CIA, and that was
Speaker 13: our US government doing their own crimes against US as
Speaker 13: Americans come together to blame it on Cuba to start
Speaker 13: a war. So not all of military is good, just
Speaker 13: like any other group.
Speaker 3: Not all of it.
Speaker 9: And if you want, if you want to format it
Speaker 9: in a way that makes it palatable as good intentions,
Speaker 9: you can say that the military fact will state that
Speaker 9: they created the Dark Web under the false pretense that
Speaker 9: is completely anonymous, So all the bad people will go
Speaker 9: in there do all of their comms, which is effectively
Speaker 9: delivering them to the military. So they now have full
Speaker 9: informational control of everything going on. So it's advantageous to
Speaker 9: them to create this platform under false pretenses. This is
Speaker 9: this is exactly why it was built.
Speaker 13: But you're one of my favorite people ever. Now like
Speaker 13: I've watched you on a interview, You're gonna be on
Speaker 13: my show.
Speaker 8: I have a show.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so yeah, anyway, Emily, we got to welcome you.
Speaker 1: You're you're the newest member here to the Forbidden Knowledge Network.
Speaker 1: You got w two freak w T how do you
Speaker 1: fuck you say that?
Speaker 13: What dif fric?
Speaker 1: What the frick there is?
Speaker 9: And Chris Chris your stuff and Emily's both makes me
Speaker 9: laugh every time it pops up, because it's like the
Speaker 9: what the frick and the ftn so can pop up.
Speaker 9: It's like fucking this and fucking that and.
Speaker 2: What if you want to split hairs? If you want
Speaker 2: to split hairs? Technically ex Cube is because I did
Speaker 2: his podcast five minutes after I did Emily's.
Speaker 1: So yeah, we got yes, we got some wonderful stuff
Speaker 1: going on, all right, guys.
Speaker 13: And then the cosmic Keys guy, I don't know. I
Speaker 13: don't know either one of those, so nice to meet you, guys.
Speaker 1: That's Dan from cosmic Key.
Speaker 8: Damn what up? Yeah, I'm just a guy who the
Speaker 8: Ryder and Chris I don't actually know anything, Like, I
Speaker 8: don't know anything.
Speaker 2: Whatever, you're whatever. Give yourself more credit than that if
Speaker 2: you're just playing dumb for the CIA. Applaud you though.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 9: The world still needs people that just simply go fuck
Speaker 9: that ship.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, there you. I'm kind of that guy. You
Speaker 8: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: We need we need more of those people for the
Speaker 9: last two years we've had. You know, the world needs
Speaker 9: way more people that are just like, screw that, screw you.
Speaker 9: I'm not listening to a word you say.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I mean it's just the last two years.
Speaker 8: It's just it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 8: When they said that, you know, the war was going
Speaker 8: end because of a favor and a cough, I was like, man,
Speaker 8: this shitin this ain't even gonna get off the ground.
Speaker 8: And then I'll be damned not only get off the ground,
Speaker 8: and fucking damn destroyed millions of people's lives. I was like,
Speaker 8: what the hell is going on? Man?
Speaker 9: I was living. It was negatively impacting my employment, and
Speaker 9: as a career plumber, I had zero concern about this
Speaker 9: focus supposed illness. I was like, listen, it might it
Speaker 9: might hurt everyone else, but apparently the plumber is going
Speaker 9: to be the last people standing on the planet. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you know. So I had no concern about this, and
Speaker 9: then I was. I was floored that other people were
Speaker 9: starting to make medical decisions on my behalf. That was like, wow,
Speaker 9: this is apparently an attack on freedom has nothing to
Speaker 9: do with me.
Speaker 8: Exactly.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was. It's just crazy.
Speaker 8: It's just crazy to have how it just it went
Speaker 8: from like z Ra to like one hundred in like
Speaker 8: a week. Pretty much. One NBA player got it in
Speaker 8: in the United States and then that was it, Like
Speaker 8: once the Rudy Gober once he got it, it was
Speaker 8: like and they canceled the game.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I was just saying, now it's kind
Speaker 4: of back to zero because the people who one year
Speaker 4: ago said you should lose your job, you should, you
Speaker 4: suck you, you're horrible, you're selfish, now they're saying, why.
Speaker 10: Don't you just change the subject, Why don't you just
Speaker 10: move on?
Speaker 8: Want me.
Speaker 4: Now you wanted to take away my citizenship a year ago.
Speaker 4: Now you're like, no, just change the subject, just move on,
Speaker 4: just move on. We got jobs. Some of us got jobs.
Speaker 4: Some of us didn't just move on.
Speaker 9: It's like what Hillary did after being Yeah.
Speaker 13: Also, just a couple of days ago, not even a
Speaker 13: week ago, you had the Botto administration signed an eleven
Speaker 13: million dollar deal to support a Michigan company, Michigan. I
Speaker 13: am a Michigan fan. Sorry for all ya High State fans,
Speaker 13: but Michigan's not the greatest state. But he signed a
Speaker 13: eleven million dollar deal for a monkey pox vaccine. So
Speaker 13: this is all going like, this is rerun, This is.
Speaker 9: Ground day all over money laundering, over and over again.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but yeah, yeah, and then we also have a
Speaker 13: year of election it's the year of elections, so they're
Speaker 13: gonna we're gonna see all this stuff play off. So
Speaker 13: here's here's something Eric I said, and I watched you
Speaker 13: on a on a thing. You have to be unmanageable,
Speaker 13: and I've said that, and then when you said I
Speaker 13: was like, yes, Eric's my dude, because like win's and
Speaker 13: enough enough and when are we actually going to get
Speaker 13: off our butts? I'm do something. You know, we're going
Speaker 13: to continue to see this same cycle over and over
Speaker 13: and over again until we actually do something.
Speaker 8: You know what, you know what the issue is people
Speaker 8: conflate doing something with an immediate conflict. That's what they
Speaker 8: conflated with. So within that, most human beings are trying
Speaker 8: to avoid conflict, all right, complete, yes they are so
Speaker 8: so asking asking people to go into a situation where
Speaker 8: they could get canceled, where they could lose their job,
Speaker 8: where they can lose their house, they're not willing to
Speaker 8: take that risk. So that's.
Speaker 9: Set the field against us. Everybody's job scared right now.
Speaker 9: Nobody in a position where they can lose their job,
Speaker 9: and everybody's in a position to have their job threatened.
Speaker 9: You guys are one thousand percent right, but this shows
Speaker 9: us that we have a population right now that is
Speaker 9: so managed. The conversation, there's enough resources for everyone, but
Speaker 9: they're mismanaged and we are the things being managed. So
Speaker 9: we have to become unmanageable. That's the mission right now
Speaker 9: for every individual out there listening to this. You have
Speaker 9: to become unmanageable, which means that you have to be
Speaker 9: able to manage on your own.
Speaker 13: You have to be self reliant, and there's not that
Speaker 13: anymore under my generation and stuff like, I'm a millennial
Speaker 13: if you want to, but I'm an elder.
Speaker 9: Have self reliant anymore.
Speaker 7: They're not.
Speaker 13: They're not at all, And so the government wants to
Speaker 13: beat you down and keep the middle class, which is
Speaker 13: a CRUs BS eighty seven thousand. They want to attack
Speaker 13: the middle class to make them make them poor, and
Speaker 13: then they want to keep the poor even more poor.
Speaker 13: So we all become reliant on the government and we're not.
Speaker 13: The only way we can manage ourselves is through whatever
Speaker 13: they can give us.
Speaker 9: At the time. Honest question for everybody in the panel
Speaker 9: right now, if the power was to shut off right
Speaker 9: now where you are, how long could the resources as
Speaker 9: you have?
Speaker 13: I am, I would say, sixty days.
Speaker 1: I think we got about sixty days here, maybe more,
Speaker 1: maybe more. We got a ship ton of can goods
Speaker 1: and beads, and.
Speaker 9: Only I'm talking about Okay, electricity goes off.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, so.
Speaker 13: Definitely have the power to I got food, I got
Speaker 13: an underground bunker like you are. I'm a doomsday press
Speaker 13: for they used to. My dad is a Vietnam veteran.
Speaker 13: He's a screaming eagle hunter. And first, like, we're good.
Speaker 1: We're in an underground bunker. Flight for sure.
Speaker 9: For for me.
Speaker 8: Okay, So the way I think about it, if the
Speaker 8: electricity shut off for sixty days, ninety days, my concern
Speaker 8: would be protecting the resources, not so much having the
Speaker 8: resources because because because yeah, because everybody out there now,
Speaker 8: everybody's out trying to find said resources. So you don't
Speaker 8: understand what type of what type of dark place you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Have to go to to keep what you have.
Speaker 9: That in the value of the Second Amendment real fast, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that that includes dark places. Yeah yeah, but
Speaker 8: I'm saying that that potentially includes having to put down
Speaker 8: children because you know, if.
Speaker 1: You mean, what do you mean by I told my
Speaker 1: dog i't eater the other day. If it comes down
Speaker 1: to it, so you know, this.
Speaker 3: Is freaking like, what is?
Speaker 8: What is?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Sally. If it comes down to it, you
Speaker 1: gotta go, baby, You're long enough.
Speaker 13: Dude, are we psycho passed?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 1: What is going on?
Speaker 8: Oh? Yeah, the animals have to go first? You Oh yeah,
Speaker 8: for the animals, you have to go first.
Speaker 13: I prepped. I even got food for my dog for
Speaker 13: five years.
Speaker 1: We're prepped for a while. But I'm saying, if it
Speaker 1: comes down to.
Speaker 4: Buy cigarettes for I'm buying cigarettes because you could trade
Speaker 4: cigarettes for other stuff and nobody's cigarettes.
Speaker 13: Have you been to prison?
Speaker 20: That's all gonna ask, Okay, okay, So so when I
Speaker 20: said no, but I got the mind of a criminal
Speaker 20: for sure.
Speaker 8: I got So when I say to children, if we
Speaker 8: look at if we look overseas during war times and
Speaker 8: things that nature, uh, they used children, uh in their
Speaker 8: military so they oh, you know, keep innocent, key coming
Speaker 8: up and then you know, kid shoots you in the
Speaker 8: chant with a shot.
Speaker 4: That sounds like.
Speaker 9: That's Afghanistan.
Speaker 13: Afghanistan. My dad even talked about in North Korea, like
Speaker 13: my dad had burning it where he had to go
Speaker 13: pick up actually it was body parts of children and
Speaker 13: had to put it in the burn pile. And he said,
Speaker 13: you do not trust even the children. What he was saying,
Speaker 13: You know, during we're watching a lot. I don't know
Speaker 13: if you all understand history itself. We're watching a lot
Speaker 13: of what took place in Vietnam, like to pull out
Speaker 13: of Afghanistan and everything, and it will Biden that that
Speaker 13: did that to Ford and that's why Ford had to
Speaker 13: end up doing it. We're seeing all that food as
Speaker 13: a weapon that was like the woke statement during Vietnam.
Speaker 13: Look at all of our food chains and everything that's
Speaker 13: happening this with our farmlands and stuff. So history is
Speaker 13: repeating itself, but it's going to go to another level
Speaker 13: that we've never seen before with this COVID and stuff
Speaker 13: on top of that, because they didn't have that back then.
Speaker 9: And modern warfare in a way that we get to
Speaker 9: ever discussed like Internet.
Speaker 13: The black the darknet, the dark web.
Speaker 8: Wrider she's hail being on that.
Speaker 1: I mean, you guys think, you guys think conventional warfare
Speaker 1: is ever going to be a thing again like tanks
Speaker 1: rolling fucking jets.
Speaker 9: Line, it will be a thing, but it's not going
Speaker 9: to be the thing like it was. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 9: going to be like the novel we see it on
Speaker 9: the news nowadays. It's so it's so in our face
Speaker 9: and all the world is the stage like Shakespeare. Shakespeare said,
Speaker 9: But it's now what's not being presented to us that
Speaker 9: is the true threat. There are You know, since the
Speaker 9: nineteen eighties, Dark and all these factions have been advancing
Speaker 9: science and technology at an exponential rate above and beyond
Speaker 9: what we see in the civilian realm, to the point
Speaker 9: that here we are decades later and what we don't
Speaker 9: know is thousands of years ahead of us. There's war
Speaker 9: going on right now between military, industrial corporate factions. I
Speaker 9: mean there's literally corporations that have billions of dollars on
Speaker 9: the line that are at war with each other. They
Speaker 9: have armed they have technologies. We're dealing with psycho thing
Speaker 9: to do with nation states at this point.
Speaker 13: Well, families, it deeps a deep dive of psycho electric weapons.
Speaker 13: Has anybody ever researched that? And what the military is
Speaker 13: doing with the black black helicopter.
Speaker 9: I'm somewhat familiar.
Speaker 13: With things in the sky like this is going on
Speaker 13: a whole other level. Yeah, well, I just now started
Speaker 13: it this past week. Eric, So I'm deep diving and
Speaker 13: all these psycho electric in the five G this still
Speaker 13: with five G stuff two, which I was a little
Speaker 13: bit skeptical about it, but now it's making a lot
Speaker 13: more sense. But I'm looking at some of my notes
Speaker 13: I wrote down. But you know, we have a government
Speaker 13: that actually released these documents that even put it out
Speaker 13: there is declassified talking about the psycho electric weapons that
Speaker 13: they've been using over the last probably decade. I would say,
Speaker 13: nobody's talking about that, no one. So this is a
Speaker 13: whole other level that we got to think about that,
Speaker 13: even though like it makes me think all the thoughts
Speaker 13: that I have and all the stuff our research is
Speaker 13: that then I think, what's up in the air? Am
Speaker 13: I being manipulated in some way? And I just don't
Speaker 13: even know it?
Speaker 9: We can look There was an article recently put out
Speaker 9: where the McDonald's corporation was discussing that they will be
Speaker 9: investing in research and development so that they can insert
Speaker 9: their commercials into your dreams.
Speaker 5: What do you guys?
Speaker 9: So now, so now McDonald's is getting gil McDonald's is
Speaker 9: apparently being allowed to get that has already been using.
Speaker 13: Well it's because it's Bill Gates, Bill Gates. It all
Speaker 13: goes back to Bill Gates because Bill Gates owns all
Speaker 13: the potato farms and contracted to McDonald's, and he owns
Speaker 13: all the seeds, He owns all the fertilization or whatever
Speaker 13: you want to call it, or the insecticides that are
Speaker 13: used on McDonald's food, every.
Speaker 8: Bit of it.
Speaker 13: So it makes sense that McDonald's would be the one
Speaker 13: to do this.
Speaker 9: Donald's to invest in this technology. Is it for us
Speaker 9: to think that this hasn't existed in other factions prior
Speaker 9: to McDonald's getting their hands on it. And with that
Speaker 9: being said, since we can now consider that the technology
Speaker 9: might be around for decades, what have they been pumping
Speaker 9: into us?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 13: Then also Bill Gates is also pumping the stuff in
Speaker 13: the atmosphere there that wants to make the sun darker?
Speaker 9: Argue it. I bet you. This is the full court
Speaker 9: press of illegal technologies from many levels.
Speaker 3: What if McDonald's had this crazy advanced flying craft and
Speaker 3: they've been building this craft and they're they're all. I've
Speaker 3: seen it. I've seen it too, bro, I seen it
Speaker 3: when I was like years old. I saw McDonald's McDonald's
Speaker 3: in the sky.
Speaker 4: They put you in the burger cage. Remember the case,
Speaker 4: Remember the burger shaped cage that. Yeah, there, you're trapped
Speaker 4: for life in the corporate fucking trap.
Speaker 3: What happened to McDonald's play pins? That's what I want
Speaker 3: to know. I want to play with those balls. I
Speaker 3: want to tick all those.
Speaker 1: I don't remember the.
Speaker 13: Balls, but I do remember cages, and I want to
Speaker 13: get with children in cages.
Speaker 9: But back to that tech that's threatening the whole of humanity.
Speaker 9: They seems to want to discuss, but change this. I'm
Speaker 9: just saying, is that not necessarily a frequency that just
Speaker 9: hit all of you? Because from my perspective, I can't
Speaker 9: tell the difference.
Speaker 4: I might have had an A donalds ad in my brain.
Speaker 9: I just want to know if anybody I worked at
Speaker 9: a facility that I now learned is actually pumping thoughts
Speaker 9: into people's brains. And now I walk around the world
Speaker 9: and I observed.
Speaker 4: Dude, by the way, I love target. Yeah, target right,
Speaker 4: I want to be.
Speaker 9: There's a red shirt on the guy in the bottom
Speaker 9: on my screen.
Speaker 13: There's NASA in twenty fifteen and the military proved this,
Speaker 13: and they're taking military individuals that are just enlisted, so
Speaker 13: eighteen nineteen years old year old, and they're implanting that
Speaker 13: chip in their brain. Did you do you know anything
Speaker 13: about that error?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Absolutely, because they started with the Raptor pilots. Was
Speaker 9: my understanding is that they have high technology that a
Speaker 9: lot of these current war fighter platforms are back engineered
Speaker 9: UFO items which have an integration somehow with the consciousness
Speaker 9: of the pilot. So this require the military to start
Speaker 9: chipping their personnel and the just top secret stuff that
Speaker 9: nobody wants to admit to. Just like in the not
Speaker 9: too distant future, no one's gonna want to admit to
Speaker 9: getting vaxxed, So nobody wants to admit to getting talked
Speaker 9: into being chipped by the government.
Speaker 4: Are going on hip you because like I've had experiences.
Speaker 4: One time, I was in Walmart for work, ready to
Speaker 4: use my work credit card and just see the watch
Speaker 4: section and just in my brain, I'm like, dang, I
Speaker 4: could really use a watch. And I walk over there
Speaker 4: and look at them for maybe like thirty seconds, then
Speaker 4: go on to buy like hardware stuff for work, leave there,
Speaker 4: and then for the next two days my phone is
Speaker 4: showing me watch ads and I didn't say anything.
Speaker 9: It was because in those doors they already have technology
Speaker 9: that's observing what your eyes are looking at, which is creepies.
Speaker 9: It's extremely creepy. But that's the world around us that
Speaker 9: nobody wants to realize when they talk about info gathering and.
Speaker 4: In the terms of service. All right, I agree, agree, agree, agree.
Speaker 1: You said that they project things into your dreams. What
Speaker 1: about some some bigfoot titties. Can we get some of that?
Speaker 9: I already know what's going to getting projected in your direction.
Speaker 9: I can tell God. You're always you're always apparently allowed
Speaker 9: to meditate and droid whatever you need in your life. Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm deep in this bigfoot sex cult already. You guys
Speaker 1: have no idea I can do that call. I call
Speaker 1: them every night and they come into my room. They
Speaker 1: crawl through my window just they throw it down, baby,
Speaker 1: them female bigfoots. You have no idea.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, I'm gonna check out. Man, it's been like
Speaker 2: three hours of falling asleep.
Speaker 4: Dude, you don't want to go to check out on No.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 2: As soon as we got the UFO shaped like hamburgers,
Speaker 2: I was like, I'm out of here.
Speaker 4: I'll see you, guys.
Speaker 9: I remember those though.
Speaker 1: Right encore later through your corey. All right, we got
Speaker 1: six survivors here, including a Karen that's not hilly survive Karen.
Speaker 7: Get yours.
Speaker 9: I feel like it's one of those game shows now,
Speaker 9: like like who can do the longest?
Speaker 1: That's unfortunately I'm gonna have to be the longest because
Speaker 1: I'm fucking hosting this thing. So winner right here already?
Speaker 1: All right, how's the audience doing there? Let's see who's
Speaker 1: surviving in the fucking audience. That's the big question. Oh man,
Speaker 1: we got something. Audience is popping right now. I can't
Speaker 1: believe it. I'm sure there is. I'm kind of true
Speaker 1: drunk to read them, but uh if I find something
Speaker 1: interesting enough, I will try and articulate it to you guys.
Speaker 1: Well no, nothing him like that right now? Like like who.
Speaker 4: I got nothing in my life? We smoked it.
Speaker 1: There is our our resident Karen slash Emily. How are
Speaker 1: you doing?
Speaker 8: What was Karen down there? She's I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's it's very interesting to me.
Speaker 13: It's my hair and rider calls me Karen when he loses.
Speaker 13: So that's why I'm Karen.
Speaker 9: A fan of your shirt. Have you ever been to
Speaker 9: the Coral Castle.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I used to do paranormal investigations there in paranormal
Speaker 13: events whatever his name is, last name, But I'm not
Speaker 13: in Florida in Kentucky, so yeah, I used to. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I love Coral Castle. No, no Yankee here, Southern girl
Speaker 13: through and through, and I'm I'm going to tell you all.
Speaker 13: By the way, I have not announced this. I don't
Speaker 13: announce my medical issues or anything on Facebook. But I'm
Speaker 13: celebrating this weekend. And it's not a non proof tequila everybody,
Speaker 13: So cheers. Five years I got my clearance of cancer free.
Speaker 13: I fought cancer with herbal remedies and vitamins, no chema, radiation.
Speaker 9: Good cheers, Cheers that.
Speaker 4: As of today, you are not suicidal. F y, I cancer.
Speaker 13: Not suicidal. So tears and I have already went out
Speaker 13: to dinner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, give the natural remedies.
Speaker 13: No they don't. They don't. pH folks, yes, pH definitely.
Speaker 9: pH balance and most of your health will be acid.
Speaker 8: Oh now I'm thinking your body.
Speaker 1: Of course you are. Of course you are sex education with.
Speaker 8: pH.
Speaker 13: Well, it's all throughout your whole body. It's your acid
Speaker 13: and the yeast. The amounts of yeast that you have
Speaker 13: in your body, and you've got to balance keep that
Speaker 13: in a balance. And then uh, on top of that,
Speaker 13: I took specific botamins and supplements UH that attack cancer.
Speaker 8: So how do I know when I'm I'm low yeast?
Speaker 13: You can spit in your or low yeast or how
Speaker 13: much you know how much yeast? You could take a
Speaker 13: glass of water, Well you can do that, but here's
Speaker 13: here's something you can do. You can take a glass
Speaker 13: of water, fill it up halfway, spit in it, let
Speaker 13: it sit, and how much spit you have that goes
Speaker 13: down into the water can tell you the amount it's
Speaker 13: of yeas that you have in your body. Like if
Speaker 13: you it goes all the way down down to the
Speaker 13: to the base of the glass, you need help. If
Speaker 13: it goes like half waves like you know, you look
Speaker 13: it up. It's a study just with just regular tap water.
Speaker 9: You can go to almost any drug store and get
Speaker 9: pH tests as well. When you just spit on the
Speaker 9: test and it'll give you a pH reading, and then
Speaker 9: you can learn about the different foods and things that
Speaker 9: you digest that put your pH in the appropriate direction.
Speaker 9: It's pretty much it's pretty much the b I.
Speaker 13: Used a lot of silver water. Do you know where
Speaker 13: silver water?
Speaker 9: There's all kinds of things that you can do. Everybody.
Speaker 9: Everybody's diet is specific to them, So I don't want
Speaker 9: to put anybody in a direction, but I would just
Speaker 9: say you should test your pH and then pay attention
Speaker 9: to everything that you eat and adjust your diet accordingly
Speaker 9: to get your pH correct and lo and behold, you'll
Speaker 9: probably have perfect health.
Speaker 13: That might what helped me the most. And I'm not
Speaker 13: directing either, but I'll just tell you this, low car
Speaker 13: high protein. In my case, I don't know if that
Speaker 13: would be I know a lot of people are scared
Speaker 13: of hot protein in the red meats and stuff. But
Speaker 13: in my case that I think that helped in a lot.
Speaker 13: I changed my diet completely.
Speaker 8: I just I just said all the time. I mean,
Speaker 8: I just like the exact same thing.
Speaker 9: I remember correctly. The guy that got the Nobel Prize
Speaker 9: otto whatever, that discovered cancer, so to say, he got
Speaker 9: the Nobel Prize for discovering it and also the cure,
Speaker 9: but no one discusses that part. And this is the
Speaker 9: pH conversation. And he discovered that and I don't remember
Speaker 9: all the details, but cancer can't survive in one particular
Speaker 9: pH environment. So as long as you make that environment
Speaker 9: that way, the cancer goes away. And he also concluded
Speaker 9: that pretty much every other disease cannot exist in that
Speaker 9: pH environment. So if you have your pH in the
Speaker 9: right setting, you'll be healthy.
Speaker 13: Also found out like my thyroid disease, when the pH
Speaker 13: level is balanced, I don't have such an impact Like
Speaker 13: I have thirty six nozzles on my thyroid, but they
Speaker 13: would shrink down when I was in the correct uh
Speaker 13: pH level, and I didn't absolutely the issues that I
Speaker 13: was having with the hair falling out, the dry skin
Speaker 13: and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like your base harmony position. Like certainly other
Speaker 9: things could be imperfect, but that's like where you need
Speaker 9: to start from in your health and things like that
Speaker 9: is your diet and pH balance. And then at that
Speaker 9: point when other things are extraordinarily out of whack, they
Speaker 9: could be self identified. You have to have a certain
Speaker 9: first couple of steps to get up the staircase.
Speaker 13: H wow, every everybody, go get your pH balance. We'll
Speaker 13: meet up next week. We'll all find out levels best that.
Speaker 8: Might that might be for me?
Speaker 1: Man, I just don't know.
Speaker 8: I eat the same thing all the time and.
Speaker 9: Carbs is technically, add alcohol to anything, the solution.
Speaker 8: Target alcohol to anything, the solution.
Speaker 9: So you got a problemize everybody says you got to
Speaker 9: trust in science. Nowadays, you add alcohol to anything, it's
Speaker 9: a solution.
Speaker 3: Yes, what if you got period blood wine?
Speaker 9: Gosh?
Speaker 3: Why why?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 1: Riders?
Speaker 13: That's all that's all there is.
Speaker 3: That's a ritual for sex magic.
Speaker 13: Okay, So that's we're bringing in witchery now and stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, mixed the period of London with wine. Okay,
Speaker 3: you have sex with your partner and you assume to
Speaker 3: the fifth dimension.
Speaker 13: What are you drinking right now?
Speaker 5: That's all my question.
Speaker 9: I just want to know in your drink are someone
Speaker 9: convinced you of that? And you go to the depths
Speaker 9: of the hell? Dark side?
Speaker 3: Bro, I'll go right into the dark.
Speaker 6: I was born out of the dark.
Speaker 3: I'll go into the dark.
Speaker 13: Don't give is gonna have his own wine company soon?
Speaker 13: Is gonna be period wine? Oh my god, that's so gross,
Speaker 13: that period wine.
Speaker 3: That's the only way to do sex magic me, Chris,
Speaker 3: listen to a whole entire podcast about it.
Speaker 1: All right, at this point, I want to welcome every
Speaker 1: welcome everyone, too well to union. That's that's this podcast,
Speaker 1: Union of the Seaned Baby.
Speaker 13: It's gonna it's gonna be Sunday. Nobody message Chris or
Speaker 13: Rider on Sunday night.
Speaker 1: We are not forbidden anything. This is the union of
Speaker 1: something message shows guys, whoever is in charge of that,
Speaker 1: welcome everyone. I'm glad you are sticking around. We got
Speaker 1: a few, we got quite a few people still watching live.
Speaker 1: I'm so proud of.
Speaker 8: You for sticking around this long.
Speaker 1: I'm barely really want to stick around. I perplexed.
Speaker 13: I am.
Speaker 1: I'm perplexed myself. But I hope you guys are having
Speaker 1: a good time.
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 1: I've had a lot, so I can't. I can't help
Speaker 1: but have a good time right now. So I just
Speaker 1: want to welcome our final guests for the evening. Bigfoot.
Speaker 1: He's very small right now.
Speaker 13: That's what they say.
Speaker 9: That was with or without boobs, Chris.
Speaker 1: This one is not the Patterson gimblin when he it's
Speaker 1: a HiT's a hymn, it's a do you know because
Speaker 1: I I've tried to hit on him before and he ain't.
Speaker 9: He ain't.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 1: Just you know how I feel about those bigfoots.
Speaker 10: I don't assume like and you can't assume moth Man
Speaker 10: goes by them.
Speaker 9: So so the Bigfoot topic is relatively new to my interest.
Speaker 9: I would say I always thought of it just as
Speaker 9: like this mysterious animal that may or may not exist,
Speaker 9: and you know, it's kind of cool. But it didn't
Speaker 9: cross my radar until I started hearing that, like there's
Speaker 9: a possible ability that it's really just like multi dimensional
Speaker 9: portal opening thing, and I was like, wait, what, like,
Speaker 9: what's going on? I didn't know that much. Apparently I
Speaker 9: can attest to this.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 8: The reason that you know that it is an interdimension
Speaker 8: of portal is that Bigfoot is always blurry, like nobody
Speaker 8: ever gets a great photograph of So that lets you
Speaker 8: know that it's like stepping right.
Speaker 1: Out of the.
Speaker 9: You have not photo photos.
Speaker 10: Don't assume the gender of moth man. It's moth zr.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, he's gone, what about moth woman?
Speaker 9: You never know the jobs I once I put it in.
Speaker 9: I put it in a moth because I wanted to
Speaker 9: find out if the fittings were sure that they wanted
Speaker 9: to be identified as male or female fittings. I want
Speaker 9: to I wanted gender neutral names for the fittings there
Speaker 9: we get what do you mean three quarter each male adapter? Yeah,
Speaker 9: what if it identifies as a female adapter.
Speaker 10: Call it a folks adapter folks Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's a by adapter.
Speaker 3: Karen, androgen is Okay, that's the way that he is
Speaker 3: is how we start.
Speaker 13: That's you know, that should be a T shirt by
Speaker 13: the way, Mothy, I'd.
Speaker 10: Buy it, but I heard moth is really scary.
Speaker 13: He's Kentucky. I'm Inster, Kentucky. They have town hall meetings
Speaker 13: in all of Yould, Kentucky over bigfoot. Like there's even
Speaker 13: the local dentist hast seen Bigfoot. And I'm about ready
Speaker 13: to go to the next one just to see what
Speaker 13: it's like. They invited me, and I haven't gone, So
Speaker 13: I'm gonna go to the next one.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go.
Speaker 7: Let's see what.
Speaker 13: Stay foot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you if you're going to bigfoot anything, you
Speaker 1: got to count me in, just you know, super interested.
Speaker 3: They then see, how have you not ever run into
Speaker 3: big being in Alaska? Bro, you haven't met that yet?
Speaker 9: No, Yeddy, there's there's a lot of weird stuff in Alaska.
Speaker 9: So I saw Ufo at the South Paul, and I
Speaker 9: didn't know it at the time, but now I know
Speaker 9: it in hindsight. I just didn't know what was on
Speaker 9: the list of things called UFOs. I've totally seen UFOs
Speaker 9: here in Alaska. I've definitely like heard things in the woods.
Speaker 9: I've seen some weird lights, but nothing in the Bigfoot directions,
Speaker 9: so to say. But I'm interested, no, definitely, paying tell you.
Speaker 13: I'll tell you this so like I'm a paranoral investigator,
Speaker 13: I did. I've done paranormal stuff for twenty five years.
Speaker 13: I was on a little TV show there for a
Speaker 13: little bit for a couple of seasons. I'm more scared
Speaker 13: of the woods than I'm ever at some kind of
Speaker 13: big like haunted location or a house residential. Like, there's
Speaker 13: no way you never know what's in the woods.
Speaker 9: I hear you, and I understand that entilight. I mean,
Speaker 9: I grew up on Long Island, so my comfort zone
Speaker 9: wasn't originally the woods, but between them.
Speaker 1: I can get nervous on the hiking trails out here
Speaker 1: in Colorado when dusk, it's like you're in the middle
Speaker 1: of nowhere, in the middle of the mountains, and it's
Speaker 1: getting dark. Imagine if you ain't got any equipment, and
Speaker 1: you don't have not have protection.
Speaker 13: If bear spray, you need bear spray. You better never
Speaker 13: go out in the woods unless.
Speaker 4: You have bear spray like you might hear coming for
Speaker 4: it works much better than bear spray.
Speaker 1: Just bakefoots horny no matter what.
Speaker 9: You can't stop it.
Speaker 13: That kind of sounds like bigfoot s feet like you if.
Speaker 9: You on your left side and a bear shut up,
Speaker 9: I know which way your hands are going.
Speaker 13: Just off topic a little bit.
Speaker 4: Anybody spray all right?
Speaker 9: Oh my god, wouldn't it be lost if they had?
Speaker 9: They them spray that.
Speaker 4: Canister shoulder.
Speaker 9: Then the internet saying that now he said that he
Speaker 9: wants to they them repellent. Take him off the internet immediately.
Speaker 10: I need my six foot distance from them.
Speaker 9: Okay, Yeah, I identify with not liking to identify with anything.
Speaker 9: Everyone else identifies with that is that? Okay? Can I identify?
Speaker 13: Sell it?
Speaker 4: I'll sell it at the festivals. I'll say they pray,
Speaker 4: It'll just be off. You'll call it day spray.
Speaker 8: Now, you don't have to do that. Just just get
Speaker 8: some tap water and put it in a bottle, you know,
Speaker 8: spray bottle.
Speaker 10: Just work with, work with they spray drinking water.
Speaker 8: Yeah, drink water. That's all you have to do. That.
Speaker 8: That's the way scams are started, you know, with something
Speaker 8: that doesn't work and you just put a label on it.
Speaker 8: So that's that's how that's how scams work. Insurance. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: that's how scams work. You don't actually have to create
Speaker 8: a product. You just have to get people to buy it.
Speaker 1: And well it's yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: It keeps the days away.
Speaker 8: And you know what's what's really disappointing for me.
Speaker 1: You gotta make it.
Speaker 21: You gotta make it, you gotta get this is I
Speaker 21: will buy, just gonna be off off, like the round up,
Speaker 21: just round up, round up the days.
Speaker 8: I don't know. You might want to be careful if
Speaker 8: you got round up in there.
Speaker 9: Electing a whole bunch of you're trying to repel them,
Speaker 9: but you collect them instead by accident, a whole bunch
Speaker 9: of them tailing you.
Speaker 4: They don't like to leave the house, though, they they
Speaker 4: don't like to leave the house. They really liked the lockdown.
Speaker 1: I cannot do all right.
Speaker 4: We are now sorry, we are We're hammered.
Speaker 1: We're like three and a half hours into this, and
Speaker 1: most I've been drinking ever since. Then, all right, warm.
Speaker 9: Up the second gear.
Speaker 10: I've had bad experiences drunk podcasting, but here we are.
Speaker 9: Second gear, Chris.
Speaker 1: The second I don't know. Okay, we'll see.
Speaker 8: How that goes.
Speaker 13: Second year, because like I cut my night short little
Speaker 13: bit to come home because I thought you all were
Speaker 13: doing this at nine o'clock Eastern.
Speaker 1: I see, all I have to do is make Rider
Speaker 1: my new host and go to bed, and then I'll
Speaker 1: forget about you motherfuckers.
Speaker 10: We started at five pm, right, oh my.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we started five. It's like almost nine, so
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: We're fucking going with the bus.
Speaker 1: Came in with a portal and uh kind of sucked
Speaker 1: us in and we're in a different dimension right now.
Speaker 1: We lost track of time.
Speaker 13: It's like eight thirty times.
Speaker 20: We're in Ronnie Dawson A forty A forty Oh boy,
Speaker 20: I'm fucking old baby.
Speaker 1: Go to bed, old man.
Speaker 3: Chris goes to sleep at nine pm.
Speaker 1: That's right, nine pm is my bedtime, baby.
Speaker 9: It's all good. Early to bed earlier. Chris is a
Speaker 9: hard worker.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 1: Lys get I get up at six in the morning,
Speaker 1: so fucking early.
Speaker 9: It's ridiculous. You knew it.
Speaker 8: You knew it well, you see that's that's not like me,
Speaker 8: Like I.
Speaker 9: Haven't saw you.
Speaker 13: I haven't saw yet. But if I had that day
Speaker 13: spray it, I help me.
Speaker 4: It keeps the days away.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, We've got marketing geniuses on the panel here tonight,
Speaker 1: and this is our future for show the day Spreak.
Speaker 10: I want that to be my future for It's got
Speaker 10: a long distance.
Speaker 20: You could shoot a day ten feet away, peppery many.
Speaker 1: It's just it's just.
Speaker 4: A can say day spray.
Speaker 13: I could use that.
Speaker 1: How many people have died from round up? Now, that's
Speaker 1: a that's a fucking big number.
Speaker 9: Whoa, that's what it is.
Speaker 13: I want to know about hurts dog dog flee.
Speaker 1: They're all they're all killing.
Speaker 3: Us, just like sunscreen. Sunscreen is the same thing. Sunscreen
Speaker 3: is what gives you skin cancer. It's not the actual sun.
Speaker 9: Right, I don't think.
Speaker 13: I don't think, but yeah, I don't think the sun
Speaker 13: ever caused cancer.
Speaker 8: So it's just.
Speaker 4: Os oil claus cancer.
Speaker 8: Man, I know the sun is burning to ship us
Speaker 8: some pasty ass white folks. I didn't know that it's
Speaker 8: real bacon.
Speaker 13: Wait, hold on, spacek and gay for shure, I don't
Speaker 13: even know if the sun's real.
Speaker 9: Like we got out of left field. And because that
Speaker 9: the nineteen eighteenth flu is just manufactured by the Navy
Speaker 9: to stop all the massive killing in the war of
Speaker 9: the world that was going on.
Speaker 13: Whatever you say, now that's military. Well, you got to
Speaker 13: go all the way back with this our research, this stuff,
Speaker 13: with the twenty twenty COVID bs. And let me tell
Speaker 13: you this, Kanye came out like in twenty eleven telling us, Yeah,
Speaker 13: Kanye trapping about the COVID nineteen. He actually listed COVID
Speaker 13: nineteen in his wraps in twenty eleven.
Speaker 9: But you both know that.
Speaker 13: But you go all the way back to fifteen twenty
Speaker 13: is late. The history repeats itself. Everybody, this is a
Speaker 13: will within a will, right.
Speaker 9: There's definitely a history.
Speaker 13: So every year nineteen, twenty, eighteen, twenty seventeen, twenty, all
Speaker 13: the way I went, just as back as fifteen twenty,
Speaker 13: I stopped. There was some huge pandemic, some kind of disease.
Speaker 13: Where are you laughing at tacos?
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on, doesn't maze there's what's
Speaker 1: stupid private joke that you just said out loud and
Speaker 1: I don't know how you did it.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it. It's like a sichronicity. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: nut over later.
Speaker 9: Wow a.
Speaker 8: Rider.
Speaker 1: Seriously, it's not good.
Speaker 13: He's gonna have to tell me about it.
Speaker 8: I don't want to that story.
Speaker 1: But you were part of it somehow.
Speaker 9: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have to examine this one. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to examine this. He makes a deal with the wheel.
Speaker 9: Boy that needs to be Apparently, you guys need to
Speaker 9: make an episode. I explaining the part of this episode.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be two episodes. It's like it's maybe it's deep.
Speaker 13: Every twenty whatever, twenty twenty, nineteen twenty all that they
Speaker 13: do the same bullshit every hundred years, everybody. It's a
Speaker 13: reset unquote.
Speaker 9: Cycles and timetables. We should be able to pay attention to.
Speaker 9: If we started doing timelines and showing like this happened
Speaker 9: on this date, this happened on this date, we'll see
Speaker 9: there's five year cycles to certain things. There's ten year
Speaker 9: cycles to certain things. Just like the monkey Fox the.
Speaker 13: Monkey Fox vaccines you just bought like I think it
Speaker 13: was actually a year to the two years to the
Speaker 13: date of when they got the vaccines stuff.
Speaker 9: I think we've been paying attention to timetables like that
Speaker 9: and then the activities of all these different factions. We
Speaker 9: would start to become educated on what factions have what power,
Speaker 9: because you'll see that they wax and wane and their
Speaker 9: ability to apply their intent, and that would show up
Speaker 9: on their timeline frequency.
Speaker 13: The Wax and Wayne on the wheel their rider. I
Speaker 13: have a feeling that might go with what you're yeh,
Speaker 13: Wax and Wayne on the wheel.
Speaker 1: No, no, Wax, I just make a deal, all right, guys.
Speaker 1: I want to thank everyone who is still with us.
Speaker 1: This is amazing. We have people listening to this. This
Speaker 1: this gibbers that we're talking.
Speaker 9: Guys.
Speaker 10: You witness podcast history tonight.
Speaker 1: You have yes.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 1: I can't believe everyone even on the panel. Thank you,
Speaker 1: you're you're a bunch of champions for still staying here
Speaker 1: and for this almost four hour long podcast where we've
Speaker 1: been drinking alcohol the whole time. I think that I
Speaker 1: am actually about to close out this motherfucker, but I
Speaker 1: want to give open this floor up to anyone who
Speaker 1: wants to give some shameless last minute promotion, maybe pop
Speaker 1: out of maybe show us anything else that you have
Speaker 1: to offer online. What you're talking about, I really don't know.
Speaker 13: Yes, it's a day they thing.
Speaker 10: We show me your they nipple.
Speaker 13: The writer always shows his nipples. She has no shame.
Speaker 1: That's a good note. Close out on. Thank you writer
Speaker 1: for for showing us.
Speaker 8: Unfortunate, unfortunate, fortunate.
Speaker 1: Unfortunate, but data potato. Thank you everyone in the audience
Speaker 1: for sticking around for this madness. This was fun and
Speaker 1: we'll do it again sometime and uh, everybody, have a
Speaker 1: good night and we'll see y'll n