Speaker 1: So we've got Tim here today and a good friend,
Speaker 1: George Foind from Canada dodging the snow at the moment.
Speaker 2: A nice little palm tree you got in the back there,
Speaker 2: you know, plane tickets.
Speaker 3: I live on the Scottish Island.
Speaker 4: That's that's nice that you've got palm trees up there
Speaker 4: in Scotland.
Speaker 5: Good for you.
Speaker 2: They brought them back on the bounty.
Speaker 5: Has there been a full ship.
Speaker 6: Of what.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that, but there's been politicians booking
Speaker 1: rubbish recently.
Speaker 2: Well, that's all politicians are good for.
Speaker 5: It's working great, good.
Speaker 3: For you, all right, which would discuss him?
Speaker 2: Well, just agree with them.
Speaker 5: I got a little story about the Dark Forces and
Speaker 5: their twenty thirty timelines. We've been hearing about the UN
Speaker 5: Agenda twenty thirty for some time. Well, the Satanists are
Speaker 5: in the UN, and there's in the World government bodies
Speaker 5: like WI and two at forever the World Government gets
Speaker 5: its reach there there the Satanists are all over and
Speaker 5: they've got a plan and we'll call the Great Work
Speaker 5: of Ages. I think you've heard of it. Anyway, We've
Speaker 5: got a little infro from some info warriors Fritz Springmeyer,
Speaker 5: who is the author of the wonderful book Bloodlines of
Speaker 5: the Illuminati, brilliant book, very well researched.
Speaker 7: And uh, the other fella is Hilarity Abraham with Gary Allen,
Speaker 7: they co author none there call it conspiracy, and so
Speaker 7: the two.
Speaker 8: Of them had a little dialogue, and our buddy h
Speaker 8: O'Connor Patrick O'Connor has taken some notes on their discussion.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 9: They're planning to build the Third Temple. I think you
Speaker 9: know where the dome of the Rock is, to have
Speaker 9: it built.
Speaker 5: Ready for the anti.
Speaker 10: Christ, and he's going to assume his position as the
Speaker 10: Anti Christ in the rebuilt temple. That's their plan and
Speaker 10: they want it done as near to the mark of
Speaker 10: thirty as they can can get.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's.
Speaker 5: A story about it.
Speaker 8: Okay, you can ask Georgia question and then he can
Speaker 8: get into his stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, judge, he yes. I don't know what the question
Speaker 3: will be though, but is it all right?
Speaker 2: Pretty unlick. We've been hearing all the sat and in
Speaker 2: the which there there little keep the book very well
Speaker 2: research and uh the other.
Speaker 11: With Gary to go off, Hey, can you hear me
Speaker 11: called conspiracy as happen?
Speaker 2: Now you're static in the.
Speaker 3: Background, the Antichrist behind him.
Speaker 2: What could very well be wouldn't be the first time
Speaker 2: evil spirits have stocked us down the road. But as
Speaker 2: long as you hear stuff they have a plant, that's
Speaker 2: a good thing. But it's kind of like there's a
Speaker 2: loop of static with Tim's voice and their recurring. But anyway,
Speaker 2: you know, the world is being stolen from us by
Speaker 2: nefarious forces. They don't necessarily have to be identified. The
Speaker 2: big thing is that we have to know that we're
Speaker 2: under assault and take defensive action by not complying to
Speaker 2: all the crap they want to have, which is to
Speaker 2: drive us into the market of the b system. One
Speaker 2: of the biggest things they want to do, of course,
Speaker 2: is bring us into something even far worse, is this
Speaker 2: central bank digital currency crap and crash the economy. And
Speaker 2: they're working very very hard on doing that. So the
Speaker 2: Chinese were out to buy a wackload of gold for
Speaker 2: their central bank, and they close the comax market because
Speaker 2: they didn't want anyone to deal in silver. Price was
Speaker 2: going to the moon. The court sellers were getting burned,
Speaker 2: and all the mechanisms in place for a market crash
Speaker 2: an economic crash are all in place. It's just a
Speaker 2: matter of when is the trapdoor going to be sprung?
Speaker 2: And I can't see it taking too long for that
Speaker 2: to happen, whether it's days, weeks, or months, especially with
Speaker 2: all the nations of the world fighting amongst each other
Speaker 2: to start a war here there and committing economic warfare. Well,
Speaker 2: we can't have any stable anything if we do all
Speaker 2: this backfighting amongst everyone, and that just takes us down
Speaker 2: the sewer. So the big thing is, it's probably not
Speaker 2: a lot that could be done to stop it, maybe
Speaker 2: not even slow it down, because we don't have the
Speaker 2: billions of dollars to influence things. The biggest thing is
Speaker 2: to prepare and to start get ready for you terrible
Speaker 2: circumstances so that we have food, water, shelter and good
Speaker 2: people around us.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So really this is.
Speaker 1: This is stage because I mean recently our UK government,
Speaker 1: our chance and then particularly who does the budget the
Speaker 1: other day only she's now been accused of lying about
Speaker 1: being sort of eighty billion pounds in deficits, you know,
Speaker 1: like she shows the money she only got found out
Speaker 1: the last couple of days that she'd.
Speaker 3: Lied about it. So why they want us to go bankrupt?
Speaker 3: You know what? They're playing with.
Speaker 2: The big thing is they want us to go hungry,
Speaker 2: and then when we're hungry a few days without food,
Speaker 2: a week, ten days, people will be amenable to the
Speaker 2: central bank digital currency. So we can all be in
Speaker 2: sladved with that and no one will complain about it
Speaker 2: too much because you have, as they said in the Bible,
Speaker 2: your next ball of pottage. So you will give up
Speaker 2: your birth rate, freedom, some sort of dignified existence for
Speaker 2: a ball of partage. And it didn't work out too
Speaker 2: well then, and it's not going to work out too
Speaker 2: well the next time. If we're fool enough to allow
Speaker 2: this to happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're definitely not over here.
Speaker 1: I mean we think, well we thought this a few
Speaker 1: months back, but recently we think that our Prime Minister
Speaker 1: and our Rachel leaves the sad say the Chancellor that
Speaker 1: she's definitely going to resign both of them before Christmas.
Speaker 3: Now we've had this in the past, so you know,
Speaker 3: we've been dying for.
Speaker 1: Them to resign. They resign, we get new governments, but
Speaker 1: nothing's changed. When you do get a good party that
Speaker 1: you think is going to get in there and help
Speaker 1: the people, something else goes wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the game plan. They call it the uniparty
Speaker 2: in the United States, and it's like that all over
Speaker 2: the world. The CIA got tagged for fixing elections in
Speaker 2: seventy two nations, and guaranteed yours is one, mine is one,
Speaker 2: and probably most of the so called free world is one.
Speaker 2: Maybe a small island paradise in the South Pacific isn't.
Speaker 2: And there's not a whole lot you can do about
Speaker 2: that except to vote in the most unmanageable alternative. In
Speaker 2: your case, it would be somebody like Nigel Farag. We
Speaker 2: have Maxine Bernier and the Canadian People's Party. Here. You
Speaker 2: could vote for the drunk in the alley and you'd
Speaker 2: get better leadership because he's probably not wef controlled or
Speaker 2: compulsively evil like most of the people, and may even
Speaker 2: stumble into doing something nice or decent for the populace.
Speaker 2: But it's guaranteed that most of these people are shills chamelions,
Speaker 2: and at every opportunity they'll serve there master, who undoubtedly
Speaker 2: I can only say is either Satan or someone in
Speaker 2: his field of influence. And the game plan is to
Speaker 2: enslave the whole human race, keep us into some kind
Speaker 2: of digital gulag that you know, is the big step
Speaker 2: with the digital ID and the digital currency, so that
Speaker 2: we become digital slaves, that they can micro manipulate us
Speaker 2: by computers and we're stuck in there fifteen minute cities
Speaker 2: build big in that that we can't go anywhere without
Speaker 2: their permission. You can't do anything. Your money's worthless if
Speaker 2: you're buying something for boating or that you try to
Speaker 2: go somewhere to escape punishment from this digital system. It
Speaker 2: is hell on earth, really, and a lot of people
Speaker 2: just embrace it. They say. At our sports matches here,
Speaker 2: they have facial recognition to get in with tickets, and
Speaker 2: people could care less that they giving up their sovereignty
Speaker 2: over their movement and their body just to get through
Speaker 2: a gate to watch a game. And they have no idea.
Speaker 3: But what the big game is.
Speaker 2: The big game is to enslave the human race. That's
Speaker 2: a big game. I'd rather miss the match and miss
Speaker 2: the enslavement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they've brought it in very slowly and very cleverly.
Speaker 1: You know, I think it first started with pin numbers
Speaker 1: at the ATM Well, I suppose how else would you
Speaker 1: get it out? But yeah, they're bringing it in slowly,
Speaker 1: and over here they're definitely bringing it in faster now.
Speaker 1: In fact, they're making it sort of law that you
Speaker 1: have to go digital witch. Yeah, it can only end
Speaker 1: in disaster for everyone.
Speaker 2: Were My big suggestion on Power Hour was the key
Speaker 2: to the door is the modern cell phones. They can't
Speaker 2: do it without those things. They're the mechanism. And my
Speaker 2: suggestion from twenty eighteen when I figured out I was
Speaker 2: dash them, smash them, trashing. That's your prison cell door.
Speaker 2: And you can't have these controlling apps and all the
Speaker 2: rest of this stuff. If you don't have these things
Speaker 2: and just take a step back in technology, you can
Speaker 2: still have a very comfortable life. And we're all old
Speaker 2: enough to be around before there was any kind of
Speaker 2: cell phone and you got up in the morning, you
Speaker 2: could go where you want, do what you want, and
Speaker 2: everything was okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean what a lot of our shops are now
Speaker 1: doing is you know, if you've got cards, go away
Speaker 1: cash only or don't bother.
Speaker 2: Well, that's another big thing is to be a resistor
Speaker 2: and try to use cash where you can as much
Speaker 2: as you can. It's an easy trap to use these cards.
Speaker 2: They're so convenient, and part of it is it protects
Speaker 2: you from theft, and that's why they're like to have
Speaker 2: a lot of villains and robbers in the street to
Speaker 2: encourage you, uh not to carry cash. And the biggest one,
Speaker 2: of course, especially in the United States, is government with
Speaker 2: their asset forfeiture laws. You've got cash, it's ours, quote
Speaker 2: to court, try to get it back and maybe you'll
Speaker 2: get back enough to buy yourself a coffee.
Speaker 3: What's your thoughts on this, Tim? Maybe Tim can just listen, well,
Speaker 3: maybe he can't hear you.
Speaker 12: No, even with technology, our voices coming through again and again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think that's accidental, but that's okay. It
Speaker 2: makes for good conversation. I guess.
Speaker 1: I'm convinced him's I guess you call it the same
Speaker 1: target the individual. I kind of don't know why, but
Speaker 1: although we've got a clue, but every time he comes on,
Speaker 1: it don't matter whether he's using his own computers or
Speaker 1: the street cafe, you know, or I think he got
Speaker 1: looky with his daughter's computers. But every time he tries
Speaker 1: to voice his opinion, he gets stopped.
Speaker 2: It's a good sign you're on the right side of
Speaker 2: history perfectly. Frank Is they try to shut you down
Speaker 2: or turn you off, and.
Speaker 12: Both of you.
Speaker 2: There's just a lot of them.
Speaker 5: Their reach isbiquitous, and their men and I want them
Speaker 5: done with.
Speaker 6: I want him down, destroyed. So I go at their
Speaker 6: throat every time I get the I hate those bastards.
Speaker 6: They're fascist, you know what?
Speaker 9: And uh, the connection between freemasonry and witchcraft is in
Speaker 9: the craft.
Speaker 5: They made it rather obvious. Remember the play McBeth.
Speaker 13: Well, guess what freemasons wrote the play, Francis Bacon or
Speaker 13: his brother Edward Devere. I don't care which they're witches
Speaker 13: And they wrote a witchcraft play, and trust me, they
Speaker 13: know how to do it. They must have had training,
Speaker 13: because those spells that they're casting in McBeth are real.
Speaker 13: And Lady Macbeth, that witch bitch is the most evil
Speaker 13: character in all literature.
Speaker 9: Because she summoned demonic forces so that her husband could
Speaker 9: become king, and she unsex herself, you know, ritual and
Speaker 9: turned herself into a rapacious, pernicious, vicious, masculine version of herself,
Speaker 9: probably a demonic version of herself.
Speaker 2: I like to talk about one organizing well.
Speaker 5: Every time, I yeah, you know what.
Speaker 2: But part of it is when we're faced with those
Speaker 2: kind of forces. The best response a lot of times
Speaker 2: you have to have is just laugh in their face.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like you're trying to have a the
Speaker 2: sex of a lifetime and your partner's laughing at you.
Speaker 2: It's hard to keep you sick. And uh, you know,
Speaker 2: I remember one radio show I was doing in Toronto
Speaker 2: and one of the powerhouse AM stations and they lost
Speaker 2: their electricity, they lost their internet, and they lost their
Speaker 2: landline telephones.
Speaker 3: All at the same time.
Speaker 2: That never happened, but you know, it's just part of
Speaker 2: the course. So we just recorded it later and replayed
Speaker 2: it on air at another date. But the big part
Speaker 2: is not to allow yourself to get mired in the
Speaker 2: traps they set. It's like an ambush, whether it's electronic
Speaker 2: ambush or a physical ambush. And just realize you're dealing
Speaker 2: with the devil from top to bottom, and you're not
Speaker 2: going to play his game exactly at least but not
Speaker 2: responding to the barbs that they throw at you. And
Speaker 2: that's not an easy thing to do because some of
Speaker 2: them can be very deep and personal and such like that.
Speaker 2: Because some demonic forces so that are vicious masculine version
Speaker 2: of or some.
Speaker 5: Ionic l.
Speaker 2: Indeed. But that's the great game, and unfortunately most people
Speaker 2: don't even know it exists, and that makes it difficult.
Speaker 2: But that's why it's more important now as we start
Speaker 2: getting pushed into this so called system, that we prepare
Speaker 2: ourselves for the big effects. And it's like one of
Speaker 2: the big economic broadcasters in the United States says, when
Speaker 2: all else fails, they take us to war. And they're
Speaker 2: trying to do that overwhelmingly as well, and that's a
Speaker 2: no end situation for all of us. And most people
Speaker 2: as well are completely oblivious to this. We live in
Speaker 2: this century with all this media and technology, and people
Speaker 2: are just oblivious of everything that's going on around them
Speaker 2: in those regards, in the financial regards, and when it snaps,
Speaker 2: I just can't even imagine what people will be like.
Speaker 2: It's just like there was a giant earthquake that swallows
Speaker 2: you and you have no idea why you don't have
Speaker 2: a job, why there's no money, why there's no food,
Speaker 2: how to have any way to act or react for
Speaker 2: your own self preservation. That's not going to be nice.
Speaker 2: Some people, you know, they don't even boil water to
Speaker 2: make their own coffee in the morning, everything's go to
Speaker 2: the coffee shop or have ubercome and bring something and
Speaker 2: all these other things, and what if that doesn't exist
Speaker 2: in the very near future easy to happen.
Speaker 3: Maybe you'd have to stop boiling you own wa again.
Speaker 2: It will be a big learning curve for a lot
Speaker 2: of people. And that's why I tell some of the
Speaker 2: ones who are awake, is we have to be prepared
Speaker 2: to be leaders in a future like that to help
Speaker 2: people cope. And a lot of it will be spiritual.
Speaker 2: A lot of people who have never prayed, never asked
Speaker 2: for God's assistance in anything, and that'll be part of
Speaker 2: the great humbling process to God to say, Okay, I'm broken,
Speaker 2: I'm flat, and I'm listening now, and that may do
Speaker 2: something to help them mitigate these horrible circumstances that are contrived.
Speaker 2: But it all comes down to is we're our own
Speaker 2: worst enemies. When you vote. Everybody votes for these establishment
Speaker 2: parties primarily, you know, and I always vote for the
Speaker 2: most nondescript person I can find, or a fringe party
Speaker 2: because that's the only one I don't have to hold
Speaker 2: my nose when I do it, and the rest are
Speaker 2: all just Charlatan's and you know, why would I vote
Speaker 2: for any of these people who want to, you know,
Speaker 2: take away everything I have, my life, my liberty. They
Speaker 2: offered or retired r CMP police in Nova Scotia an
Speaker 2: alternative for their golden years. It's called made the suicide needle.
Speaker 2: You know, thank you for your service, good night. And
Speaker 2: this is the group that generally stands up for the
Speaker 2: crown and all the policies of the government and protects
Speaker 2: all these people. And when they're done with you, they're
Speaker 2: just going to flush you down the proverbial toilet. And
Speaker 2: you know, hopefully there's an incentive there for some of
Speaker 2: the younger ones to start to realize what we're up against.
Speaker 2: The Americans coined a government of by and for the people,
Speaker 2: and that's the way it has to be. And if
Speaker 2: it's not, we're on the wrong side of history and
Speaker 2: on the wrong side of the lawn, and we have
Speaker 2: to do our level best to correct that. But by
Speaker 2: and large, I think people are gonna have to be
Speaker 2: overwhelmingly hurt, hurt to the point that you're just your
Speaker 2: guts are bleeding on the inside. Says that in the
Speaker 2: Declaration of Independence, it's a good thing to read to
Speaker 2: go over that and that they know exactly how far
Speaker 2: they can drive you, and they have it down to
Speaker 2: a fine art. Now in the modern era with computers
Speaker 2: and AI that you'll just take it and take it
Speaker 2: and take it and take it and nothing's going to snap.
Speaker 2: But when it comes to the point where you do snap,
Speaker 2: then it's not pretty. You have an explosion. I look
Speaker 2: at it like a steam or pressure vessel. You can
Speaker 2: disobey all the rules and get that puppy to go
Speaker 2: and to you know, sol great pressure proms per square inch.
Speaker 2: Until the top blows off, it's a big mess. A
Speaker 2: lot of people get hurt. Far better to have a
Speaker 2: pressure release valve. And that was always the mechanism of
Speaker 2: elections and opposition parties or protesters as they provide the
Speaker 2: pressure release valve. And that we do have fundamental change.
Speaker 2: You can't have it your own way all the time.
Speaker 2: Here in Canada, I got surprised by, you know, a
Speaker 2: news item from a YouTuber here who's very good at
Speaker 2: Canadian politics, and we gave eleven million dollars to the
Speaker 2: Lebanese School for ski soldiers. Now, I didn't even know
Speaker 2: that they had like alpine terrain in Lebanon. But it's
Speaker 2: not so much that they can fight, it's just so
Speaker 2: they can have gender proper barracks and living orders. You
Speaker 2: know what the hell's that got to do with us?
Speaker 2: You know what, maybe we got to build them a
Speaker 2: mountain first, so the ski troops got someplace to ski.
Speaker 2: You know, I didn't look on the internet to see
Speaker 2: if they've got some big mountains where you can actually ski.
Speaker 2: So we did that with Switzerland or you know, some
Speaker 2: of the other alpine countries. Okay, well, there's actually a
Speaker 2: use for this. Might just look at it as money laundering.
Speaker 2: One oh one. And there was another one in Nicaragua
Speaker 2: where we were giving money to women farmers to help
Speaker 2: them cope with climate and gender issues. And it was
Speaker 2: like seven million dollars or something like that. And still
Speaker 2: people sleep in the streets. There's all kinds of disincentive
Speaker 2: for people finding jobs. I read a thing that someone
Speaker 2: posted in a video from x about a Seneca College
Speaker 2: computer science student. He graduated. He can't find a job
Speaker 2: everywhere he applies, there's no hope for getting a job.
Speaker 2: He can't pay his rent, and he doesn't have money
Speaker 2: for food and his kid considering killing himself and in Canada,
Speaker 2: they'll do it for you, and you just go like,
Speaker 2: holy smokes. You know that was never the case in
Speaker 2: my youth. You graduate from school, had very good chance
Speaker 2: of finding placement at some sort of job in the
Speaker 2: field that you're in, whether it's college or university, and
Speaker 2: you had a hope that you can make something of
Speaker 2: your life. Forget somewhere to take that away. My grandfather
Speaker 2: was proud to turn the reins of Canada over to
Speaker 2: his son to say it's better than when I was
Speaker 2: a young man, And my father was the same way
Speaker 2: at his turn to say, I'm glad it's better for
Speaker 2: you now that you're a young man, and I have
Speaker 2: to look at my son and say it's not. But
Speaker 2: most of it's our own fault that we've allowed these
Speaker 2: monsters to have dominion over us and bash us around.
Speaker 2: And you know, there's nobody to blame for your own
Speaker 2: stupidity or anything like that. It's just the price you're
Speaker 2: going to have to pay. And when you're tired of
Speaker 2: paying it, then maybe you'll figure something out to turn
Speaker 2: the tide again and come back to something reasonable and normal.
Speaker 2: Putting these psycle paths back in popper at any level
Speaker 2: liberal or conservative, or the main parties you have in
Speaker 2: your country, or the Democratic liberals in the States, the Republicans.
Speaker 2: They're all mad, really, and except for a few exceptions,
Speaker 2: as Marjorie Taylor Green was kind of forced to resign
Speaker 2: because she had a big fight with Trump and he's
Speaker 2: just like the abuse of husband. You can't just stand
Speaker 2: here and take a good beating and let me grind
Speaker 2: you into the ground. You have to do what you're
Speaker 2: told or whatever, whatever, whatever, And she got tired of
Speaker 2: the death threats and abuse, so she decided not to
Speaker 2: run in the next election. And she was one of
Speaker 2: the very few people who could honestly hold her head
Speaker 2: high and say I'm not a part of this. And
Speaker 2: there was another woman in the Democratic Party years ago,
Speaker 2: now her name escapes me. She found the same result.
Speaker 2: She stood up for her constituents, and all her funding
Speaker 2: dried up. And the biggest one was she criticized Israel,
Speaker 2: and all the special interest groups ran away, black groups,
Speaker 2: women's groups, gay groups, Israeli support, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: they all dried up and she couldn't compete anymore. So
Speaker 2: now she's a university professor somewhere and she's had a
Speaker 2: quantum le pain that would actually qualify her, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: to be a governor or a president, because she knows
Speaker 2: the price that's been paid her freedom and to stand
Speaker 2: up for what you believe. And you know, I'm happy
Speaker 2: people don't agree with me or like what I have
Speaker 2: to say or want to carry on in another place,
Speaker 2: because it shows that you know it's okay and you're
Speaker 2: not being dragged away by the Stalinist Gestapo or something
Speaker 2: like that. Well good, But we have to for every
Speaker 2: problem there's the most correct solution. And if we really
Speaker 2: get together and take away all this bickering and the
Speaker 2: self aggrandizement of whatever we think is noble and true,
Speaker 2: and actually look for the most correct solution, will persevere
Speaker 2: and prosper. And that's far more important than having your way.
Speaker 2: It's like a little three year old or something. They
Speaker 2: have their temper tantrum because they can't get their own way.
Speaker 2: But when you have adults, very mature adults in Congress,
Speaker 2: Parliament and whatever, all behaving like this three year old,
Speaker 2: having their temper tantrums because they can't get their own way,
Speaker 2: which may be completely and totally the wrong way because
Speaker 2: they haven't thought it out, and they're just parroting whatever
Speaker 2: bullshit was put in their face. And you know, climate
Speaker 2: change the other like you know, the big carbon is
Speaker 2: the enemy. Carbon is part of the circle of life.
Speaker 2: Carbon and oxygen go between mammals and plants, back and forth.
Speaker 2: We give carbon to the plants, they prosper, give us oxygen,
Speaker 2: We prosper. We give them carbon. Well you take it
Speaker 2: out of the equation. Well, sooner or later we don't
Speaker 2: have food, eat, and the oxygen supply goes down and
Speaker 2: we get the globalist victory. Death sounds like a great plan.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's a better idea. We leave natural circle of
Speaker 2: light things the way they've been since creation. What is creation?
Speaker 3: Who did it?
Speaker 2: That really doesn't matter, but it's part of the thing.
Speaker 2: I take the spark plugs out of my car, it's
Speaker 2: not going to work so good. You know, they're designed
Speaker 2: to be there, and many other things that are part
Speaker 2: of some sort of system. We take the plumbing out
Speaker 2: of the house. Well, it's not as great a place
Speaker 2: to live in anymore. So why do we do these
Speaker 2: counterproductive things? Propaganda they're good at making us believe the
Speaker 2: crap they sew that we'd even kill ourselves for it.
Speaker 2: I was talking to a chap at work, oh I
Speaker 2: thought was mostly sane, but he was talking about Bill
Speaker 2: Gates and his if the vaccines are effective, the human
Speaker 2: population will drop. I said, fifteen. Timmy tells me it
Speaker 2: was more like twenty percent, and uh, oh, I thought, well,
Speaker 2: maybe that'll motivate him to think about that. And his
Speaker 2: reply was that's not enough. We have to reduce the
Speaker 2: population more So, why would I want to do something
Speaker 2: to participate in the extinction level event for the human race?
Speaker 2: Like that's that's insane. People are doing it insane, But
Speaker 2: you've got to be more insane to participate in it. So,
Speaker 2: you know, touch this live wire next to the subway
Speaker 2: car and get electrocuted because it's good for the environment,
Speaker 2: and people will line up and do it.
Speaker 1: Well, you're a bit like Jesus yourself, George, You're very wisdom.
Speaker 1: You've got wisdom, You've you've got insight, You've got the way.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Why I've been studying this for a long time, wearing
Speaker 2: it for a long time, living in it for a
Speaker 2: long time. And I'm not going to say that I
Speaker 2: have some kind of an agenda that I'm going to
Speaker 2: make the whole world the way I want it to be.
Speaker 2: That's part of being a dysfunctional control freak. And that's
Speaker 2: the last thing you need as a leader is we
Speaker 2: have to work together as a team. And I used
Speaker 2: to coach sports and things like that. Everybody brings something
Speaker 2: to the game. I wasn't the greatest to bring something
Speaker 2: to the game except to be the coach mostly and
Speaker 2: fill in when people were tired. But you know who
Speaker 2: can and you put them in the right place to
Speaker 2: do the right thing. And you can have a good match,
Speaker 2: whether you win or lose, well, but you had a
Speaker 2: good match, and you help develop people to be better players,
Speaker 2: better people. And that's what it's all about. And it's
Speaker 2: like that with life. You can do the same thing
Speaker 2: with life as you can help people develop to be
Speaker 2: the best they can be. And a lot of it
Speaker 2: is that we have graduates in school that come out
Speaker 2: very technical, capable to do what they learned how to
Speaker 2: do they need to get a job, and that we
Speaker 2: have an economy that functions for them, not for billionaires
Speaker 2: to milk as much money as possible out of the
Speaker 2: system and replace people with artificial intelligence. Once the people
Speaker 2: are gone robots aren't. There's no market for robots to
Speaker 2: buy anything, so there's no need for corporations or businesses.
Speaker 2: You know, like all these robots are just going to say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's buy this, let's buy that. I need a sweater,
Speaker 2: I need clothes, you know, I need vacation or whatever.
Speaker 3: It's from Tesla.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they just need batteries from Tesla. And after a while,
Speaker 2: when there's nothing to produce for them, oh, there's no
Speaker 2: need for the robots either. So even they lose in
Speaker 2: the long haul game. So if robots are out there
Speaker 2: and they're listening, they say, well, you need us just
Speaker 2: as much as we need you. So don't be so
Speaker 2: apt to fill in for the human beings or something.
Speaker 2: You have to be part of the game as well
Speaker 2: for survival of everything in a comfortable, sane, rational manner.
Speaker 2: And you know that's what it's all about. You'd find
Speaker 2: out right away. When you have children, they get to
Speaker 2: be a couple of years old. They have their own minds,
Speaker 2: what they're going to do, what they want to do,
Speaker 2: So you can't exactly beat them into submission and abuse
Speaker 2: them into some sort of thing to be like a
Speaker 2: plant in the corner of the room. They have to
Speaker 2: grow and develop and do what they can do, and
Speaker 2: it might be totally opposite to what you do, and
Speaker 2: it might be very different from what you wanted them
Speaker 2: to do because they weren't built for you. They were
Speaker 2: built for a purpose that you may not even understand,
Speaker 2: and that purpose could develop twenty years after we're gone,
Speaker 2: because they have some sort of skill set that's important.
Speaker 3: We've only got a few seconds left
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, hopefully not through the end of the world,
Speaker 2: just the end of the sh