Speaker 1: Dire wave.
Speaker 2: Our anthropology is not derived by human psychology or you know,
look at curcal data from M I T or something
like this. It's derived from the revealed aspect of what
we see in prisology. And so there's no real way
to diagnose man's problem and understand man and man's anthropology,
as I.
Speaker 3: Said, without the right theology.
Speaker 1: The doing about the.
Speaker 4: Happy if they don't you see from the.
Speaker 5: Mother, see f I don't know us.
Speaker 1: The logos is the icon of Father, and man is
the icon of God. We are the image of God.
Dire Wave three.
Speaker 6: S s.
Speaker 1: Dire Wave three. The artists reflects the soul the spirit
of the architecture reflects the soul the spirit because so
therefore you can see the degenerous.
Speaker 7: You can see the degradation and the loss of asthetics,
the loss of the idea of there being harmony, order
symmetry in esthetics. It's connected with the.
Speaker 1: Loss of a coherent and philosop what's up, y'all?
Speaker 8: Welcome?
Speaker 1: Hopefully everybody can hear me.
Speaker 9: Good.
Speaker 1: We had an excellent weekend, an excellent series of events.
I meant to pull it up and I forgot, how
y'all doing? Somebody said, this is a good idea for
a stream. I've been meaning to do a scam stream
for a long time where I get you involved in
a multi level marketing with me to get other see
you at the top, multi tier marketing system.
Speaker 8: Where we all.
Speaker 1: I'm just joking someone. So if you remember, there's a
video I made about how to become a big cooin zillionaire,
a big cooin zillionaire. I gotta I gotta very white
get it together. Come on, baby, my my my, my
baby whatever.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, ah, see you through. Remember that
you ever heard of Biray White, not Verry Toro Barro
very White, Arious Satro White. Yeah, I see you through
whatever whatever? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Who's got more
of a very white voice than me or Verry White?
Jamie's laughing, ha ha ha ha. I hear faint in
the other room. Faint te he's another room. Where's the
freaking video? It's gonna show you as a video of
the event. We had more people than expect to show up.
That's cool. We packed it out. We uh, we packed
it out in the ghetto. We was over there sweating.
Why are you sweat?
Speaker 8: It's hot.
Speaker 1: We had a hot room. Look at that?
Speaker 8: See that? There we go.
Speaker 1: Now, I got it pulled up. I got everybody to
soy face. Look at that woo baby. Basically the whole
event was just a live playing of the clips of me.
I'm just joking. That's not what it was. That would
have been funny, though somebody thought that's what I was doing.
You're just playing clips of you at a live event.
That's ridiculous. No, dude, what do you think talking about?
Although it was more or less like a live live stream,
that's kind of what I was going for. I was like,
I'm gonna do no stand up. We'll get up there
like a woman stand up.
Speaker 10: Talk about chocolate, vagiant and period sex, boyfriend's mother, right.
Speaker 1: That's every female comic routine. Did they ever talk about
anything else?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 1: What else? That's all that is going on with you?
Look at that full house baby face and so yes,
it was a blast, and since it was a success,
a success, we will be planning another. I was making
fed jokes that when dudes, dudes were coming in with
glasses and like preppy shorts, and I was like, here's
the Feds, the FED skin. I think it made that
dude mad. I looked over at him because I was
in the middle of my comedy and he walked in
the door and his body that looked just alike wearing
shades inside with their fed outfits. I was like, here,
come to fedsbies, here, what's up ed? And he didn't smile,
So I think I pissed him off. I might run
him off.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: So instead of on hundred twenty, we had one hundred
nineteen happy guests and we got everybody to do the
soy face. That's what that was. Was not all soy boys.
In fact, it was about seven or eight good looking
women there. So that's pretty high. That's pretty high numbers
of good looking women for a chad NERD event. I think,
I don't know what you guys think. Yes, that is
the Thoro enough chick. We're gonna be talking about her now.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: Before we get to the scams, the topic of today's streams,
This was not a stream geared towards what I think
are the top ten scams and the number one the
greatest scam. This is just the top ten scams of
all time that are the real scams that nobody else
who talks about scams knows about So this is kind
of its own little burseoning sphere of the Internet. They're
really popular on TikTok now where the youth, the utes
are calling out the scams, and they talk about landlords,
they talk about college. Okay, so they get they have
some great points. They're right, a lot of these things
are scams, right, But how come everybody can figure out scams?
They know about the multi level marketing bro, they know
about the entrepreneur bro on the internet, they know about
the crypto pumper scam people. They know about what else? Right,
these kinds of scams, But they can't make the next
step to global geopolitical scams. They can't understand that it
goes beyond the corrupt politicians. What about people above them? Well,
if you can understand large scale scams at the corporate level,
and we've seen many of those, many rug pulls pumping dumps,
rug pull pumping dump, A rug pull up pumping dump.
Oh is that a new song? I don't know. I
don't think so, I don't like it. We know about those,
but what about the next level above that? What about
the economy itself? What if the economy is a scam?
What if economics is a scam, right right, So we're
gonna get into how the world itself is run on
the basis of high level scams. This is a integral
part piece, puzzle chunk section of understanding how the world
really works, which is a lot of what we teach
a lot of the geopolitical stuff, a lot of the
elite lectures. What are they really about understanding how the
world really works? And not according to the mainstream normy
take of how the world supposedly works before we get
to the scams. So yes, let's talk about the new book.
Not in the new book, the new new book, and
that is the infamous Red Book. So everybody knows that
Carl Jung has a read book. Well, young Bloomer has
a red book, the infamous Red Book, the six hundred
and sixty seven page Red Book. What is this thing? Well,
so if you guys remember about six months ago, somebody
printed collated supposedly. I don't even know if it's all
of the ones I wrote, so I'm not actually sure,
but it's at least most of the theological and philosophical
articles and put them into a book. So it's all
of the essen synergy stuff. All that to my simplicity stuff,
the Tomism, all the critiques of Protestantism, Calvinism, on and
on on on from the website over the years, and
it ended up being a six hundred and sixty seven
page book. So I was kind of pissed about this
because I didn't give anybody permission to do this. They
did it without I don't know who did it. And
at the time I got mad about it, and I
wrote up a copyright striking right, he had to fill
out the forms, he had to talk about, prove it
was you, and all this stuff to get it off
of where it was. And so that worked, and then
lo and behold, it just goes right back up. And
so at the speaking event, people are coming up get
me to sign books that I wrote that I didn't
even know I had, Like, what, that ain't my book.
I was like, oh, that's an infamous red book. By
the way, if you if you know that Carl Young
has a Red book, his book is garbage. By the way,
there's a bunch of nonsense. It's a bunch of crayon
third grader level art of his Boomer Spirit Guide. Right,
So Carl Young had a Boomer Spirit guid If you
didn't know. I'm not joking and met him in his
dreams and taught him all the all chemical mysteries. And
then it's a cartoon level drawing of a bunch of
gibberish in a giant book known as the Red Book
that sells for like four hundred dollars or something stupid.
When I worked at the bookstore many years ago, we
had a copy of it, and of course nobody ever
bought that. Nobody's going to pay three or four hundred
dollars for this goofy Carl Young book sitting in the back.
But I thought it was funny because now I got
my own infamous, infamous Red Book. And you know, it's
not that bad. It's so ideally what I wanted when
I when I was ready to release all of these
was revised, updated, probaberly worst better articles. Some of these
are book worthy. Many of these are not. And that's
why I didn't really want this in a book. But
if I can't stop it and they're just gonna keep
putting it up, then I might as well just sell it.
So it's a joke, truth seeker, I know that boomers
are not at kral Jung's time, frame. I know that
it's a joke. So all these literal people with the
spurg problems in the audience, it's a joke because the
drawing of the spirit guide looks like a boomer. That's
what that's That's all it means. I'm not stupid, dude,
I know who a boomer is. So uh, I see
these people sort of correct jokes. Uh, I fact checked
your joke that is false. That's what the people do
in the normy sphere, like the Snopes. People will fact
check memes, in fact check jokes mental illness out there.
So like, for example, in this book, the first little
section is a helpful blog post I wrote like twelve year,
ten years ago or more about defining the various theological
terms that we use in you know, an orthodox theology.
And it's okay, but I would have said things a
lot better now, and because I know things in a
much more precise technical way. So, in other words, even
though this book does have some of the essays that
I wrote in the last four years, in fact does
a lot of them, maybe all of them. I'm not
even sure if it has all of them. It wasn't
my intention to have a lot of these old old
essays that are not worded that well in this book,
and like some of the speculative chapters, whoever did this,
they stuck it under things that don't make sense. So
I didn't none of this was me, right, I didn't
okay this. A lot of these were just our blog
posts too that they weren't really ready for print. And
then some of the things that they put in here
have sources, they're sourced within the text in text citation,
and then some of the other references aren't sourced. So
it's kind of like it's kind of messy. But I
guess all the books that I put out in a way,
you know, have these do you need something Jimmy to
have these sort of flaws or elements that are problematic? Like,
you know, I got a review on this one which said, hey,
why didn't you put all your footnotes a couple of
explain why there's not footnotes one hundred times because when
the book was deleted, when the website was deleted, a
lot of the links broke, So that's why. But again,
so we'll just sort of rushing through some of the
I kind of like some of the things they did
here because there was some thought process into whoever put
this together in the sense of the organization, so they
started with in the table of contents. They organized it
around the basics of the presoposition of the worldview, divine revelation, scripture,
their icons, tradition, Inerrancy, typology as apologetic. A lot of
those essays and articles that I wrote over the years,
that all makes sense. But the sections talking about the
Essen Center, you just think eternal manifestation. They don't. It's
weird that that comes right immediately there after typology. There's
several articles on old stuff I wrote about Incubi, Suckuby, Lilith.
Those were kind of odd choices, but I guess whatever,
and then it gets into metaphysics, and it gets into
the logos, it gets into a lot of the essays,
by the way, just to give you a heads up,
that are in this big six hundred and sixty seven
page book, they're in this one. So if you don't
want to pay forty five bucks for the full seven
hundred pages or whatever that include all the theology articles,
this one is cheaper. That's why. And a lot of
the writing in the older articles are kind of immature
and not in the sense of like fart jokes, but
just in the sense of not very well written because
they were blog posts they weren't ready for print. But
it does get the job done. So basically, if you're
looking for the critique of Protestantism, Tomism, papalism, evangelicalism, Calvinism
that were in various articles, they are in here right.
So for example, all of the articles critiquing Calvinism, invine
simplicity ended up in here. All the articles on millennialism,
Protestant epistemology, arianism, subordinationism, critiquing Philly oak Way, those all
made it into here. The old old ones that Protestants
really liked, like uh critiquing Rushdoony, that one made it
in here. They even threw some of those old responses
to turretan fan in here. A lot of these things
I forgot I'd even written these, like James White's open
Trinitarian error. I don't even remember writing that, but I
looked it up and I was like, Okay, I guess
I did write something on that. My kind of goofy
story about Paul Washer a medium in person that ended
up in here. This silly post that I wrote about
arguing with this girl at a party ended up in here,
so they threw some weird ones in there, and they
threw they threw hussar, all the little hussural entries that
I had in here. I don't really I mean, I
guess they're technically technically essays on philosophy. The other thing
they did was they put the geopolitical stuff towards the end, so,
in other words, the book is whoever wrote this. In
the back, they said that this is intended to be
a volume that illustrates the synthesis of DIYers influences and
thought processes that built his worldview out of all the
fundamental theological works. So they in the recommended reading at
my website in the back of the book, which is
several pages of recommend reading. I would not have some
of these books I've already removed, so I don't know
when they've compiled this list, which by the way, is
a big mess. I need to update that list and
remove some things and add some things, so I don't
necessarily and so in other words, it includes philosophical recommendations, theology,
and like the Global Elite series, so that's included in
the back as well. So I mean there's some sensible
things that they did with this, and there's some weird
things that, Oh, I didn't even realize they had a
response to the Keith Matheson book. They included that. I
guess that's good. But see some of these things that
they put in here, I probably I didn't want in
print because I probably would have rewritten certain areas. I mean,
there might even be an article in here that goes
back to when I was still at Track Catholic. I
don't don't even I don't even know. One thing I'm
glad they put in here was a philosophical essay that
I did not include in this book, and it's the
one on the influence of nominalism and economics. So they
did put that one in here, which was a pretty
good essay. They included a couple weird ones I wouldn't
have included about Tesla. They put one in there about
critiquing scientism that didn't make it into this book. There's
a couple of other ones. I don't even remember what
they're about. They put a couple articles in here that
I was going to put in the the Transcendental Argument
book whenever.
Speaker 5: I do that.
Speaker 1: So they put the straws and presupposition article in here,
and they put an article in here about a tag
that I wrote a long time ago. And then it
moves to the geopolitical stuff of anarchism pseudo sacred psychodrama,
which is a good essay I wrote that I forgot
about that. I meant to put in Esotark Hollywood. I
don't think I put it in there. It would have
been an esoterark collaly with three. They added my Fatima
and Psychological Warfare essay, which is a good one, but
that might be an esoteric call it what I can't remember.
And then I wrote another essay about modern education being
Pavlovian conditioning. We will get into that today when we
discuss scams. So the zoomers get it right when they
start doing their tic tax doing the tiktoks about how
education is a scam, they're correct on that. And then
let's see we have a about let's see ten forty
or fifty pages on geopolitics and really just introductory essays
on the writings of the elite. And these are old
essays too, like some of this is like like there
was a long article that a lot of people actually
liked that I wrote about the nWo a long time ago,
and they stuck that one in there at the end.
A couple of these essays are in ess what they're
Hollywood as well, but some of them are not. So
I have an old essay on green stuff, which we'll
be talking about today, which i'd forgotten. I wrote a
big essay global green Luciferan Government. I wrote that probably
in two thousand and fourteen or fifteen. They stuck that
one in here. Full Spectrum Subversion. That's something I wrote
maybe in twenty twelve. I mean old old stuff, old
old Rockefeller thing that I wrote for Alex back in
two thousand and seven. So I wrote a terrible essay
in two thousand and seven. Oh yeah, Then they included
the Satanic elements of feminism. So I wrote an essay
back in twenty fifteen Satanic roots of feminism that they
stuck in here. Here's two sy ops documents that you
should read. How the news is fak e faking.
Speaker 8: Gray.
Speaker 1: Revolutions are stage revolution inc. That will be also relevant
to what we're talking about today. And so yeah, So basically,
you know, here I am signing books. By the way,
I got the signs some really cool. So I signed
an actual piggy bank. So they were like, Scroll was like, hey,
sign my piggy bank for pay piggy. That's pretty genius.
I get that. You get that, guys, you get the
double reference there. I signed Nick Cage movies. I love.
Every time we do an event, somebody brings Nick Cage movies,
usually VHS, but the I brought it brought a DVD
of eight millimeter. I'm like, whoa dude. Definitely definitely not
the most jovial of Nick Cage movies.
Speaker 4: But so.
Speaker 1: I ordered a giant palette of these. Well not a palette,
but I ordered a.
Speaker 8: Lot of these.
Speaker 1: So if you want to come get my full infamous unauthorized, uh,
that's that, that's that underground that's that street underground copy
that's roaming around, you might as well. I might as
well just sell it because they're going to keep putting
it up and I don't know who does it, and
I'm not going to sit here and filing copyright takedowns
all the time. So get I'm just calling because of
the titles too similar to the other one, right, So
if you want the full theology stuff, which is again
not really what I had and it had planned. But
it gets the job done, right. I mean, overall, the
critique pretty much is pretty much is the same. It
would just be a lot more sophisticated and better now
than when I was learning this stuff ten years ago
or even four years ago. Right, even four years ago,
I had not read a giant amount of the Corpus
of Saint Maximus. Right, so now I have it's a
much better I have a much better precise approach. I've
read a lot of the secondary literature in the last
four years. But the essence of the critique is all
the same, right. The only thing that's happened is it's
gotten more precise, it's gotten better, and it's I've got
love learned more. But the you know, the overall pretty
much it'll be it'll be correct when it talks about
a poka tastasis at the beginning, I'm not advocating universalism.
I'm talking about how the word means restoration, right, So
it really depends on what you mean by restoration, right,
So the problem isn't the word. It's but no, I'm
not advocating universalism. If you see the words used like will,
like this doesn't define will it's his will is a
property of nature, right, I mean, yeah, that's true. But
that shouldn't be in a book because it's not a definition.
You see what I'm saying. It doesn't really make sense
how they put this through. So I didn't I didn't
have it. I did not advocate this. Let's see energetic
manifestation speaking of the trinity regards to manifestation by which
God gloriate. God's glory radiates from the Father through the
Son in the spirit. And that's true. At this there
is a philly okay. Yes, at the level of hypostedic origin,
a philioquay is denied or is problematic because the son
would be the son would take on the father's defining property. Yeah,
that's all. That's all correct, that of the father being
the monarchia or the soul. Cause Mary is the tokos
because you gave birth to a divine person. Yes, correct.
Logi the many archetypes, they're not universals. So see this
is wrong. So this is my less sophisticated understanding of
logi in twenty fourteen that they took and stuck in
the book. The logi are not universals, right, But I
thought many years ago they were Universals are created based
on the logi. For the universals, the low gear uncreated
even though they have an aspect to which the they're
the prototype and the types are based on the prototype.
So there is a similarity between the logi of a
universal on the universe, but they're not the same thing.
So as you can see. Again, I mean, even though
you know basically a lot of it's it still isn't
accurate because this stuff again that when I was learning this,
and the only reason I did that blog post was
kind of like as a helpful guide for myself and
you know, the few people that were reading the blog
back then. It wasn't intended to be a thing for
everyone to look and see. Here is the you know,
official authoritative definition of logie of relations with opposition of
and hypostatize and monothelite, right, I mean, it's it's basically correct,
but some of it's wrong and it's not worded right.
But the book then goes into Sacred Tradition, which was
an essay I wrote defending the idea of tradition and
against those scriptura, and that's good. Then we get into
defensive icons, which is good biblical inerrancy. Yes, that's all good.
I hope they used the updated version of that and
not the old version, which was crappy typology as apologetic.
I think I rewrote that one, so I think this
is the Yeah, this is the redone version of that.
And then here's the one I don't even remember resolving
essence innerguce puch via christology and I talk about John Damascus.
I mean I would agree with this, I just don't
even remember this doing this blog post. So so what
can you do though?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Essence energy stinction in the ontological argument? That was a
grad paper I wrote showing how the argument of Anselm
leads to if you were to follow it through consistently,
I would lead to pantheism, eternal manifestation, simplicity in the
uncreated energies. It's just really odd to put that one
right away. I mean it's like, you know, I had
a whole other article that I was writing about the
monarchy of the Father. I mean that would have been
the place to start. But I don't know if whoever
did this even new or had that article.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's weird, dude, But what can you do writing money
you got on no, so those are for sale, so
if you do want copies of the new book, you
can get them. I put the link in the description
for the Red Book. I'm calling it the Red Book
because it's similar, too similar of a title to the
other book, the infamous Red Book, the Underground Mixtape going
around of my material that was not approved. So there's
the link for that. By the way, I don't know
if they did any editing at all. Probably not. It's
probably just straight copy and paste from the blog. But
this one is edited and is better, prints better, you
can read it better. I mean, this one has really
tiny print. It's like six hundred sixty six seven pages
of like tiny print, right, I mean it's like it's
tiny stuff. So this one is a more accessible basically
just focuses on philosophy. However, as I reread my new
book in preparation for the speaking event, I was really
happy with the editing. They did really good. They made
it a lot better, and I paid quite a bit
for the editing there. And I didn't realize that even
in these philosophical essays, many of which I wrote ten
years ago, I had a lot of critiques of ads,
so there's quite a few divine simplicity monad critiques, quite
a few arguments for essence inerd distinction, even in the
midst of all of these these essays not really dealing
with that topic specifically, so I'd forgotten a lot of that,
quite a few presuppositional critiques. In fact, there was a
whole chapter I forgot I wrote about how the how
hob Or Moss did an internal critique of Horkimer and Adorno.
So the Frankfurt School guys are critiquing themselves in that
weird ora borros soil borros or oro soios where the
soy mails are eating the other soy mails. What do
you expect that actually makes a lot of sense that
they would do that, right. I mean, the whole thing
with Frankfurt School and this stuff is critical theory is
critique the critique, and then you critique the critique of
the critique, and then you blah blah blah blah blah.
But it's funny because Harber Moss does basically an internal
critique of Forcomer Todorno and points out that they're doing
the very thing that they claim to not be doing. Right,
And we would say the same thing about Habermas. Oh
you're doing the same thing that you claim out to
be doing, right, you have dogmas, you have presuppositions. So yeah,
I'd forgotten all of that was in there, and everybody
really enjoyed the talk we had. I didn't know if
the cringe comedy was gonna be a hit. It seemed
like it was seemed like everybody enjoyed the comedic stuff.
Basically did thirty seven impressions, maybe forty about forty impressions.
It was a challenge. We did it in a weird way.
I was like, I don't know this, it go over.
It's been a long time since I'd have done any
live comedic performances. And they loved it. It went over great.
So thank you guys so much for coming out. So
many people came. We've got people fly from Baltimore, from Texas,
from New Jersey. I mean they just came from all
over and I was just really humbled by that. That
was really cool, really cool. By the way, yes, these
are signed copies right for the Illicit Underground, unapproved the
band text right, Yes, everything they're all signed. Also, I
did this too because some people don't want the recurring subscription,
but they just want access to one thing. So I
took all. I didn't even realize it was that many.
There was thirteen lectures for Genesis, and so if you
just want the Genesis lectures, you can now purchase those.
So there's a link for that in the shop. They're
all downloads. The download link is always there. You never
lose it as long as you have your receipt, your
email receipt or whatever. So people always say, I wasn't
my internet cutout, I didn't get all the downloads. Okay,
well you can always go and get them, so there
you go. You never lose access to those if you
BoNT them. But yeah, so you can also get thirteen
lectures on Genesis. I'll put it eventually. I'll have a
little lecture sections of specifics. Right, so if you if
you want the serial Killer series, right, you can buy
that whole set and you don't have to get the
recurrent subscription, because what happens is people get recurrent subscriptions
and then after about three months and they see it
on there, what is this four ninety five and they
call me and they're like, I didn't authorize it. It's
case Sharks four and I'm like it says on their
recurring subscription, So you did authorize me to do it. Okay,
you can have it back. So I almost always give
the four ninety five back. And so if you don't
want that, if recurrenty subscriptions bother you and you just
and you hate the rest of what I do, right, well,
okay you can just get that. You can just have
the Genesis lectures. That's fine. I don't care to do
it however you want. So there's pros and costs to
however you do it. If you come on over to
rock Fin right ten bucks, you get access to everybody.
You get Whitney Webb, you get Tristana, you get uh Tripoli,
you get Richard Grove. Where you get everybody. But I
don't have all of my content over there yet. I'm
moving a lot of it, and there are some exclusives
to rockin, but it also eventually goes from rock Fin
to the members. But there's perks for any way that
you do it. So that's how it works, right the website,
if you subscribe, you get access to all of the archives,
all the lectures, all the talks, right and you get
every month one fresh honey bun mailed to your mailbox
or your PO box. You can't beat that. Scams, not spam,
scams smeet no spam, no scams. What about scams? Why, Jay,
do you say that scams are a big part of
how the world works? Well, because it's factually the case.
That's why I say it. Because my many years of
research into cults, geopolitics, and espionage have shown me that, Hey,
wait a minute, just like there's these connections and realms
and worlds that you wouldn't expect, like secret societies and
intelligence agencies and secret societies in Hollywood. Guess what, there's
connections between the world of scams, high level con artistry,
and the functioning of the world. Now, how did I
come to that conclusion? Well, did I set out to
study scams? No, not really. I never really thought about that.
But I also didn't set out thinking or wanting to
study organized crime, syndicates, the mafia and how that relates
to the deep state, inngeopolitics. I never would have thought
that was a connection. Although I should have paid more
attention to the movies because that's actually in a lot
of movies, right, And so in the same way that
we can study for example, the history of espionage and
intelligence work. We can see that a large portion hey,
well you know of that is deception, and of course
it is right, that's kind of like intelligence stuff. One
oh one is betrayal, lying counter intelligence. We've done multiple
lectures on counterintelligence. How certain movies give an insight into
the functioning of counterintelligence counter espionage. For example, we did
two unexpected ones. You remember that we did easy A
and what's the one with Ryan Phelippe and Sarah Michelle
Geller about the the book where they have the dirt
on everybody at their prep school or whatever. You know
what I'm talking about, y'all know what I'm talking about.
My mind just went blank. But we did a whole
stream on the principles there and then I did a
whole other separate stream on spies investiments understanding the religious
world's relationship to espionage. Interesting, yes, and there's quite a
bit on that, and so really what we've been doing
is cruel intentions exactly, Thank you so much. Yeah, we
did a if you've not seen that livestream, guys, that's
a really good one. I highly recommend because we took
a step away from our general sort of esoteric analysis
of films, and we got into the psychological, the psyops
elements within certain stories, principles in certain stories, of which
easy a and cruel intentions were excellent examples. So I'll
give you guys that one if you're looking for something
along these lines. And there's a whole other book that
I deald really deeply into over on the shelf. I
forgot to get it. Let me go grab it. This
is a good one. And this is The Gigantor History
of Six by a critic of six, Professor Stephen Dorrell,
another one of the it's a mainline academic text. He's
a professor at University of Huddersfield, which I don't know
where that is, but had a couple of email exchanges
with Professor Dorl asking him questions inside the covert world
of Her Majesty's secret intelligence services. So I got a
hold of this many years ago when I was studying
for my thesis on Bond and whatnot. And this is
you know, this is like a Tragian Hope kind of
level book, right, I mean, it's like it's pretty intense,
it's very it's one of them nine hundred pagers because
it was a nine hundred page super academic book. But
I was really interested in this one because it wasn't
an official type of thing. It it's more of a
critical thing, and he's willing to go into areas that
vindicate a lot of what we talk about. I mean,
this talks about fake flags, This talks about the money power,
This talks about talk about Ian Flemingen. Here talks about
oil men, that intelligence agents have used oil men and
oil companies as covers. No surprise there gets into even
what Fletcher Proudy talks about. Fletcher Proudy comes up in this.
Funding of both left and right groups comes up in this.
Speaker 9: You get.
Speaker 1: Discussions of Boheman Grove. No, wait, not Beheman Grove, Builderberg
Builderberg comes up in this. Rose Roundtable group comes up
in this. Right, I mean, this should be its own
It's its entire own lecture series. Right, the history of
British Intelligence. This should be its own series. But the
problem is that, as I discovered with my experiment a
couple of weeks ago, on what I thought would be
a really interesting series lecturing on the relationship between what
was it intelligence and I just went blank on. I
don't even remember what streams I did last week or
two weeks ago, what I do? I did spy stuff
And what was that stream? Occult spies the relationship between
espionage and a cult. And that didn't get as many views.
I thought got eight thousand views on the public part,
and uh, you know, not that many people found that.
But I mean, what we're trying to get at here
is that you know, all of us have been kind
of on a learning journey or a process of learning
for the last several years, more and more and more
about how the world really works. And as you guys know,
you first step into this domain and through the realm
of conspiracy, right, you read your Gary Allen's right, you
read your texts, Mars books, you read your premillennial dispensational
conspiracy books or whatever, right, and you get introduced to
the conspiracy world, right, and then you move into your
other conspiracies, right, the illuminati, the aliens in the uf
everybody has the alien UFO phase, soilians, right, that is
a soy phase, right, getting into aliens. Come on, dude,
ain't no damn aliens?
Speaker 12: Bro?
Speaker 1: How dare you soy man love your aliens? That's just
because you think you're gonna get probed, dude. That's gay.
Literally it is, right. But oh, by the way, he
talks about m culture, artichoke all that. Now, this is
not a conspiracy text, okay, So keep in mind. This
is a mainline academic text critical of I six and
it's I mean, it's a nine hundred page book, dude,
So you better get ready. And I have read a
good portion of this. I've not read the entire book.
I read probably five hundred pages of this book whatever
I thought would be necessary. By the way, there's a
chapter on Victor Victor Rochenaald which we've just seen Mark
cover and his essays. I mean, but you get some insights, right, well,
you get a lot of insights into this. But what
I'm getting at is that I think people don't understand
this domain of things, right. This is a huge element
of the control structure and the propaganda structure, the deception structure,
the syops structure. Right, is these three letter agencies and
what they do and what they're all about. And it's
it's not what Hollywood, of course tells you that it's about.
Hollywood makes you think that, oh, they're there as heroes
to save us from the international churish by again laid. Right,
James Bond is out there sleeping with the babes to
save the West or whatever other ridiculous narratives. Right, that
would be the old narrative. Now it's Claire Danes is
over there punching, you know, people in Arab headgear to
save the West. She's over there, girl punching, girl bossing
Arab men to save the West. Right, me, whatever, I've
never even watched that stupid show, right, But I mean
I canna look at the cover and be like, oh, okay,
so girl boss Cia woman saves the liberal West from
evil Arab patriarch man or whatever it's supposed to be.
I mean, literally, it's probably gonna be every episode has
to be that, right. What even is that stupid show Homeland? Yeah,
that's it, right, I mean that's the new narrative.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: The Playboy save Man stacking stats in terms of booty.
That was the sixties seventies era. That's what fifty sixty seventies.
That's what you think a spy does. Right, The spies
of their spitting game at at the embassy, the embassy ball, right,
and he's over there spitting game, trying to sleep with
Russian diplomats or whatever. That's the Cold War image of it.
And then it becomes strong, short haired girl boss by
punching arabmen around.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a strength, the strength of America, boy, even
though our women can punch the gun, punch the arabmen around.
Speaker 1: That's what the media is. You know, these stupid shows
say it is the next level, so people can grasp
the scams at certain levels, But why can people not
grasp the next level up of scammery. That's what is
mystifying me. We were talking about this in politics. Jamie
had a good point about, uh, the TikTok trend of narcissists, right,
just like YouTube had its whole algorithmic phase. What a
year two years ago, a year ago of narcissist videos, right,
just algorithm machine gunning at you, a million different goobers
talking about narcissists. Suddenly everybody on YouTube is an expert,
a psychological expert. Suddenly every chick on the internet's boyfriend,
my boyfriend is like a ton of narcissists because I
watched these five YouTube videos and now I can diagnose them. Right,
Literally every video is that. And now TikTok is, machine
gun narcissists. Okay, so wait a minute. You guys are
all experts at recognizing narcissists. What about international global elite narcissists.
What about gil Bates? You can't recognize Gil Bates. You
can't recognize Klaus as international higher level narcissists. Luke at Obama,
He's remember that, But what about the people above him?
You don't think that those people are narcissists. You don't
think they're internationalists narcissists. I mean, why do you stop
at that level? Dummy? That's what I'm trying to say.
That's what doesn't make any sense. And Jamie had a
great point about the narcissist everybone take talking figure out
their ex boyfriend was a narcissist. Okay, well what about
the Klaus Schwab What about Towny County?
Speaker 10: What about Towny Foucy?
Speaker 1: Is he is he a good guy?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: So so at that level, everybody he's altruistic. That way
you want me, you want me to believe that all
the scientists they're all altruistic, they're not narcissists, because well,
if you're a scientist, you're after the truth, you're not.
You can't be a.
Speaker 14: Gooss gosss rogen.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: That was at the next phase after was gaslighting. Now
everybody knows about gaslighting. Everything's gaslighting. You refuse somebody in
argument me, I disagree with you. That's not what gaslighting is.
Dummy's not arguing with you. Remember the vegans. So then
all the TikTok people got into doing videos about gossip roten. Okay,
what about Big brother gaslighting you? What about the international
what about do you think the World Economic Forum gaslights you? Dummy?
Do you think they're narcissist? So you can figure out
all of the narcissists and the dummies at the corporate
level and the government level, but not at the supra
international level. Well, guess what, they're also narcissists and they you,
and they do it better than the people below them.
And why is that? How is this Because the world
is run by elite con artists. That is today's theory
and thesis. And when you see this chick in her
con artistry, we're gonna look at example of her con artistry.
She's a low level con artist. Right, all of YouTube
figures this out. Oh look at this right, millions of
views Amanda Seefree playing this chick from Thorah Noos. Well,
now wait a minute, what about similar stall operations that
run just like her little goofy made up plastic gadget
that was gonna diagnose you? Remember this? This is her
whole scam. I wonder where else we might have seen
such scammery. I don't know, I don't, I can't. I
can't think of anything in recent history that might have
echoed a very similar scam. What do you guys think?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't think of anything. Everybody knows about Mount Gox.
If you're in crypto or bitconnect, whoa big scams? And
then we had the biggest scam ever in crypto, not
but a three months ago, two months ago, Tara Luna
the biggest crypto crash scam equal to Enron. What two
three months ago? Right now? I did a whole video
that's on the clips channel where I went into my
theory on Tara Luna. But people in crypto have seen
this kind of stuff for many years. We had Mount
Gox get hacked and oh sorry, sorry, Rusa are funded
no more Fundo funds of are not your funds of
funds are gone. You know, you got rug pulled. Other
cryptos rug poles. A lot of them are pretty obvious, right,
some of them not as obvious, But you can figure
out the obvious ones a crypto, but you can't figure
out the bigger level scams. If fiat money is a scam,
then the entire global world order running on fiat money,
the Bank for National Settlements is also a scam. I mean,
stop and think about this. Everybody thinks everybody that's into
like bitcoin, right, they have at least an awareness or
gold and whatnot, that the federal reserve and fiat money
is a scam. Yes, good job, way to figure that
one out. That's good, that's true. But think of the
implications of that, because if that's the case, then how
come so many countries in the.
Speaker 14: World have.
Speaker 1: Debt based fiat based currency central banks. Well, if we
have read the Tragy Hope and the works of Quigley,
and you listen to my lectures, you know this. Get this,
because the federal reserve model of the US is based
on the federal reserve model of the Bank of England,
and that's the federal reserve model for everybody in the world.
Almost the dollar as a reserve currency now based on
a FIAT money printing money print scam? How is this
run through the Central Bank of Central Banks aka the
Bank for International Settlements. We have a whole lecture on
that from Quigley. Go watch the Tragy and Hope lectures.
So we begin to see that scams are a huge
part of this, and not just scams. But think about warfare. Right,
everybody knows surely everybody with an IQ over eighty knows
that warfare involves deception.
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 1: Does everybody understand this is that controversial? Does anybody want
to take issue with that?
Speaker 10: Actually, warfare does not involve the deception at conspirausly?
Speaker 1: Oh really, come on, dude, get out of here. So
we all know wars exist, right, And you want a
good inroad to your friends who are normies? Because I
always get this question right, we have people at the event.
What's a good way to talk to normies? What's a
good way? Well, I mean, if your friends are all adiq,
there's nothing you can be able to say. Bro, you
got dumb friends, Get some better friends. That's my first recommendation.
Throw them old friends out, trash them, dude, trash them,
get some new friends. I'm just joking. But if you
don't want to throw them out and get some new friends,
then try inroads that are obvious, for example, or you
don't believe in quote conspiracies, didn't so let's say they
believe in the story Russiagate, Well that was a conspiracy.
So wait a minute, you don't believe in conspiracies, but
you're saying that Russia kaloo with Trump to get Trump elected,
So you do believe in conspiracies because that's a conspiracy
theory about what happened. And by the way, everybody knows
that was all blooney, as we said, what right when
it happened, It was all made up. I made videos
for multiple videos at the time talking about it was fate,
fake and great was obvious. Vindicated and by the way,
I'm vindicatd on pretty much everything we talk about. You
would have to search to find things that I'm not
vindicated on, and you might get a couple of those,
as opposed to the things and the theories that we
have been vindicated on, which are about ninety to ninety
five percent right over the years of talking about these
materials publicly, which is why we were vindicated on the
cannibalism absolutely right, Me and Jamie twenty fifteen, seven years ago.
Seven years ago, we did that interview talking about cannibalism
would be promoted because the elite want all forms of
degeneracy promoted. And at the time, people said that was
crazy that I did my own video in twenty seventeen,
five years ago talking about how cannibalism would be promoted,
and there were people saying I was nuts. Ooh cook,
you just tune full of that retoil and now what
do we see not just Vice magazine, So twenty fifteen,
sixteen seventeen, it was like obscure things like Vice, dude, cannibalism.
W'd be so sick. You could just like eat people
when they die or whatever. It would be sick, dude.
Speaker 13: Then we wouldn't have poverty and we wouldn't have you know,
like people starving or whatever because you just eat each other.
Speaker 1: And just literally that level of stupidity. That's what the
Vice articles were talking about. There's a time in the
place right now. It's New York Times.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 1: Then we did a twenty eighteen boiler room after my
twenty seventeen video on it because we were talking about
how the pop culture, the videos Kidipura, right, bon Appetite.
They were promoting the idea of cannibalism, TV shows, movies
coming out promoting it.
Speaker 14: You crazy, it's crazy, it'll never be.
Speaker 1: It'll never be. And then lo and behold. A couple
of years later, it's front page of New York Times
or wherever it is, twenty eighteen, boiler Room. We predicted it,
we talked about it. So that's multiple discussions from twenty
fifteen up to now vindicated. Where are the apologies for
me being correct and you hate her being wrong? Still
waiting for the apologies. Now, maybe I'm right about some
other things too, Maybe I got some other things right.
Not everything. Nobody will get it all right, Okay, don't
expect any analysis sizors to get everything correct. Even the
best analysis, the best analyzers are going to make mistakes
because we're all limited in our access and in our time.
Nobody has time to read everything. Nobody has time to
sit back and read all the books, to watch all
the videos, to analyze every event. Nobody has time to
do that, right, And about I got top of that,
About I got time, I got time, about have got
top of that. But we can get as close as
we can to accurate predictions, accurate analysis, accurate exposition as
we can. And by the way, uh, when it comes
to theory, not system, not presupposition or paradigm, but theory
about various events. As you guys know, we've talked many
times about different types of analysis. When we're doing a
philosophical analysis as it relates to transcendental categories pre subpositions,
that's different than the type of analysis that we would
do about theory of an event because it's a much
more limited, less certain than the presubpositions and the hard
logic itself that's more certain. Presubsitional categories more certain than
theories based on empirical evidence of this or that event.
The Big Nine event, multiple theories. Well, we know the
mainstream event story is not true, okay, so what's the
real story of the Big nine event? Takes a lot
of time and research to get into a workable, sensible
overall theory. I think I have one. We did a
whole Rock Finn stream six months ago on that. You
can go watch that that We did about a two
hour Big nine event stream on Rock Finn. Obviously you
can't talk about over here, but so This is an
example of a situation where I'm gonna be limited in
the facts and the analysis that I have access to.
I've got a limited number of books over there from
various analysts. So what I'm gonna do is piece together
a picture of what I think probably went down and
who was responsible of the Big Nine on the basis
of the available evidence that I have. And so that
will give me a theory, doesn't give me a absolute proof.
So the first thing that people who get into this
kind of stuff will or who are skeptics, will.
Speaker 10: Say, is you don't have all the facts.
Speaker 1: Nobody has all the facts, dummy. What are you talking about?
As if, for example, a detective right theorizing about a
murder in his local town, do you think the detective
has all the facts. Of course not, That's why he
does detective work. He has a theory. So unrealistic expectations
is kind of the first typical skeptic objection, right that
everybody gets right, Oh, so you don't really know how them,
but you have a theory, I mean, like every detective
has a theory, dummy. And also, I think the key
to the Big Nine event, as an example, is not
the science hyper specified science of the engineers and people
like that. Nothing against architects and engineers or people to
do that stuff. That's an important element. However, you really
can't understand the Big Nine event without a geopolitical paradigm
where you think that that's even something possible. So, for example,
a lot of times when you're discussing these kinds of
things with skeptics or normies, their response is based on
governing assumptions that they have that these kinds of things
aren't even possible. You see, well, maybe first we would
want to discuss with these kinds of people things that
illustrate that there's precedent for these kinds of events. Now,
fake flags are possible, they do happen, they're real. North
Woods is a really classified document very similar to the
pattern of the events of the Big Nine. Maybe north
Woods is a key element in this. And so if
you're talking to people who don't even know what that is,
you're not going to get very far because it's not
even within their vantage point, their perspective of the possible.
So they have a governing presupposition of first of all,
what isn't isn't possible That precludes information coming into their
vantage point of something like that even being possible, first
of all, that there are fake flags. They might be
that dumb the thing that this doesn't exist, okay, which
is because it would be like history of warfare one
oh one, that warfare engages in deception. Espionage exists, it
engages in deception. Hello, right, how are you going to
even read history and avoid the topics of conspiracy and espionage. Likewise,
if we want to understand how the world really works,
we're not going to understand it only on the basis
of conspiracy, espionage, crime, all of which are very important,
absolutely necessary to understanding the world. We're gonna also have
to look at the art of the con the con artist,
the huckster, the shyster, the mountebank, the snake oil salesman.
Speaker 10: Yes, of course Richard Dawkins did make an appearance at
the Life of It channeled the spirits of Richard Dawkins,
and of course he did come ahead his the people
and scare them into giving money. By my new book,
it's called Meme Genetics of the First Millennium.
Speaker 1: Yes, Richard Dawkins made an appearance. I don't know why
that was, just that was a random because I had
fun at the event doing Richard Dawkins when he when
he when I channeled him, I forgot to wear my
my uh guru headgear. I actually had guru headgear that
I was gonna bring when I did the impressions because
I channeled, right, because I'm if I'm a KGB sorcerer, bro,
I gotta be doing some channeling, And how can you
channel if you don't have your mystical headgear? And then
I forgot to put my head gear on. But it's
okay because I still channeled everyone, everyone to the satisfaction
of the audience. As long as long as the audience
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Jay five three l A f E. All right, let's
talk about the top ten scams. Now, again, these are
not in any definite order to like the biggest, right,
These are just scams that the whole modern world has
more or less bought into in varying degrees, but that
most people don't think of. When you think of the
biggest scams, and maybe one or two of these people
would be like, oh, yeah, that's a scam. But everybody
thinks of scams. They think of like you know, Leo
de Cappuccino in uh, I just went blank, catch me
if you can, right, if you say, uh, what do
you think about some famous scams?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 14: In Ron?
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a good example. Is that it like there's
no other scams, Like the corporate world just did enron
uh and farahos And then they're like, now, but now
we're free from the scams? Really, you think?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 1: I have a revolutionary thesis, which is that the whole
world is built on scams. How's that? I see plans
within plans. No no, no, no, no, you ugly vagina
mouth alien from Dune. I see scams within scams. Remember
the big vagina mouth alien in his big old tank
in Dune. What are they called the chode the chod
Delegates or whatever they're called, the trading the choed Trading Guild.
What are the big fat dudes called. I forgot what
they called. They look like a giant testicle with a
little vagina mouth. I just went blank. We're doing Dune tonight,
by the way, So so since we were so behind
on our concluding podcast for the Dystopia series, uh, we're
gonna be doing that tonight. Yeah, they're the space navigators,
but they have a name like they're the blah blah blahs.
Uh uh, they're the testicle pussies, the ball pussies. I
don't know what they're called. What are they called? Yes,
level three Guild navigator, that's why. That's what That's what
I was trying to think, the Guild navigators. Aren't they
part of the chowdepoude? Yes, level three Guild navigators looking
like giant testic lee's with a vagianta mount. Those guys,
he says, I see plans within plans. I see two
great houses house, a tradees house, hakonen uh pool poll
of trades. And of course does I mean Pole the
Toad company. That's it exactly chued the Toad covety. We
will be doing dune tonight. But how did I get
onto this?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 1: Because he sees scams within scams. He sees plans within
place I see. I see. I'm like the Toad Guild navigator.
I see scams within scams. You see because I'm over
here huff and spice, right, Some of them slow boys
huff gasoline, they huff markers. I'm over here huffing spice,
which expands consciousness, right, and so I can see that
scams within scan So people can see anyway, let's move on.
So that's my first big scam. We talked about people
not seeing big scams even though they can recognize medium
level scams. We talked about how intelligence work is a
lot of scammery, deception, tricking people. You trick number one
for me, And this is not in any organ in
any list structure other than just ten of them. Number
one economics. This one's obvious, I mean, quickly begins this
whole book by talking about gold certificates and how the
banking elite figured out that they could print more gold
certificates than there was goal to back up the certificates,
and so right, the feather pin machine go. So they
just start writing up gold certificates and then they can
deflate the purchasing power through the inflating of the currency,
you see, And so we get that energy theft system
that's going on with currency manipulation through devaluing the dollar,
the gold certificate, whatever it is, through money printer go.
Very simple, right, But now it's weird because a lot
of people have a consciousness of this nowadays. I think
through the Internet, I guess. But if you guys remember
back when in two thousand and three, four five, right
when Ron Paul was starting to get popular two thousand
and six and seven, Like if you knew about fiat
money and all that in two thousand and three four five,
didn't nobody knew about that? And if you talked about it,
they would you would just get shouted down as a loom.
And I had a guy in two the year two thousand,
give me a book on fiat currency and gold. It's
called Golden Money. By s L Money or something like that.
Mooney is his name, and it's like golden money is
the But I learned about this through the Bonson Rush Juny,
Gary North circles, right, Gary North, lou Rockwell, right, you
start to hear about so in the late nineties, I
first heard about this, right money printing FIAT Federal Reserve scams,
and at that time it was just super rare, and
you try to talk to it. Nobody would here listen
to you. Nobody listened to what you talk about. So
it's very weird to see nowadays so many people, especially
in the cryptosphere. Right, everybody in the cryptosphere for the
most part, seems to have an idea of this, and
I'm not saying they're always consistent because some of the
cryptos are based on an inflationary model, which is ridiculous
because the purpose of the invention of bitcoin was to
deal with this problem. So why are we going to
have an inflationary crypto?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: That's a dumb scam, which again, so etherium merger, making
it deflationary, that's the goal, that's what they're shooting for.
That's moving in the right direction away from an inflationary model,
which is scammy. Deflation and having a having the money
symbol attached to something of value, right, gold assets, the
value of the Bitcoin network itself, it's cryptography, it's math,
it's protocol that value. Right, those are hard values as
opposed to inflationary scams, usery scams. Basically, Fiat money makes
my top one, and then attached to Fiat money is
a whole host of other orbiting satellite scams that off
of that central, big old scam. And if you want
my theory on we're not talking about like spiritual stuff
primarily today, like the Demonic. Yeah, you could throw in
the Demonic and all that, sure, but today we're just
talking about earthly sphere scams. In terms of how the
world runs. Taxation, you find out as you own your
own business is really scammy. What this is crazy and
attached to for example, taxation would be things like Latto. Well,
if you went to my live event, Danny, you would
have seen Jeff Goldblum live because Jeff Goldblum made an appearance.
I channeled Jeff Goldbloom on stage and he did appear
and he did talk about chaos math in the live event.
So if you guys go to my next Live event,
which will be in Florida, Jeff Goldblom will probably make
an appearance. Economics, the boom bust cycle, which we've covered
many times, is a scam, and in fact quickly talks
about how the elite new that they can do a
two step push pull between privatization collectivization privatization collectivization by
various decades as another higher level scam of the scam.
So it's not just having a fiat currency that rips
off money, it's that the fiat currency can be manipulated
not just in the immediate but over time to still
entire generations of Well do you see that? Whoa you
see so you push for a FDR public works project?
Oh yes, it's going to solve the excesses of the
depression and the stock market collapse. Blah blah blah. Right, No,
what happens it public works projects? Who pays for that?
Do you think it just got made up? And FDR
was over the rolling around his little chair, rolling over
just writing off the debts. Well, on the president, I
can write off the debt. We will make the debt
to ourselves and then we'll write it off. No, I
don't work like that quickly says, all of the public's
works projects during the FDR salvation collectivization period went to
the banking elite. So I just put more debt to
the banking elite. So the remedies kick the can down
the road to put the future generations into more debt, debt,
compounding debt, compounding debt, thus then leading to our giant
derivatives bubble, the giant derivatives debt based world order, which
will probably one day totally pop. I don't know how
or when or what's going to happen, I mean, any idea.
But as Ron Paul and all the gold bugs have said.
Speaker 14: Well, I think, oh, you'll head for danger here.
Speaker 1: Well we got al the FED. Yeah, sure, and it's
going to collapse. But I don't know when. I mean how.
It's just really a question how long can they kick
it down the road? That's the question here. And for example,
all of the Kooth stimulus. Well, we're all feeling that
right now, aren't we, with the economic wizard wizardry of
the Biden administration, right the genius of the Kynesian socialist
capitalist third way. And here's the thing about today, this
is the main point that we got to get across
because so many people, especially the normies, these poor, poor, dumb,
docile normies. I mean, they think that the main reason
that things are a problem, that stuff's not working, economy, jobs,
the border, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. They
think the main reason these things don't work is incompetence.
I mean, who is still buying into this? This is
so dumb. This is such a low IQ naive view
of the world that the problems of the world and
the problems in our country are due to incompetence. Now,
there is a layer. There's a protective layer, a protective
force field shield that the elite elite have of incompetence
and the layer of the incompetent politician. Okay, this is
a protective outer force field shield that hides the center,
nugidy middle, the caramel nugat center, protected by a solid
chocolate shield of idiocy and incompetence. And most people think
that the people at the top are idiots. Who do
you think is at the top? Biden? Come on, man,
come on man, you think Joe's at the top. Really,
you think your local senators are at the top?
Speaker 8: Local?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna write a strongly worded letter to
my local congressman. Do you think he runs things? Let's
think about it, local congressman, senator. Right, Setting aside the
insider deals they get, what do you what do they make? Right?
Let's look, I don't even know. I mean, I know
it's not that much. But let's look up what internets
tells us, uh is the average I'm gonna illustrate a
scammy thing for y'all. Let's let's learn the ways of
the world. I feel like I'm Rodney Dangerfield in back
to school, right, And and remember his son goes to
college and he's learning economics, he's learning the official economics.
And Rodney Dangerfield goes with him to school and he's
sitting in the back of the economics class with this
this snooty stogy British economics professor, and he's talking about
the theories of canes and the theories of blah blah
blah blah blah, and Rodney Dangerfield's in the back going.
He's never talking about who's gonna grease the skids? How
are you gonna pay the cops off? Right, He's never
talking about the real economic situation on the ground, greasing
the skids, paying off the cops, the real ways that
a small business works in the movie, remember this, And
what a great analogy for this what we're talking about today.
So let's see what's an average senator salary. We think
it is like two hundred thousand something like that, two
hundred fifty thousand, three hundred. Oh dude, it's even lower.
Speaker 13: Look at that.
Speaker 1: Oh that's back in two thousand oh so they adjusted
for inflation. So in twenty twenty two, one hundred and
seventy four thousand dollars that's all a centator makes. That's weak, dude,
I mean, but we all know, by the way, that
that's not counting their insider deals, right because they so
they come out millionaires because all that office does is
give them access to the insider trading, right. Everybody knows this, which,
by the way, that's a scam, isn't it. Exactly? H
that's pretty low though. So the point though is, I'll
wait a minute, who do you think has more power?
The person that makes one hundred and seven twenty four
thousand dollars a year or the guy that has one
hundred billion dollars. I wonder, who do you think has
more influence Sway and power Moxie and Mojo. I wonder, Uh,
what is the average congressman's salary? Clerk of the House
one hundred and seventy two thousand dollars, Speaker of the
House two hundred and twenty three. So you get like
a what fifty thousand dollars bonus if you're the Speaker
of the House. Salaries are the members of Congress? Let's
see what they make about the same. So your senators,
your congressman, your your local ethicials. I mean, they're basically
making like good lawyer salaries, aren't they all just a
bunch of lawyers and that who wins lawyers? Now, unless you're, yeah,
if you're like if y'all vaccine wallers, if you're Nancy Palosi,
you're gonna be making you know, five hundred million dollars
on a bunch of insider stuff. Okay, but not everybody
gets that much. But anyway, the point is who has
more power and influence? David Rockefeller or Senator Joe Schmoe
who makes one hundred and seventy thousand dollars a year.
Normanis think that the senators really have the power and
run the land. It's like, I'm sorry for you, dude.
I'm sorry that you think that that's who really runs shit.
I mean, I mean, the dude with like fifty billion
dollars can like literally have someone assassinated, fly to his
James Bond Island and never be prosecuted. But you think
the senator is the one calling the shots. Come on, dude.
So I think economics, that's my overall analysis of economics itself,
is a scam. At least economics in the modern world. Keynesianism,
fiat money, debt based currency, right inflationary principles, all of
which obvious scams. That's number one. Number two Revolution, revolution
revolutionary thought, socialism, activism, to a degree, libertarianism. It's not
as bad as the other ones, but still problematic, right
the sense of anarcho capitalists dialectic with socialist communist Marxism,
the revolution revolutionary thought going back to the Enlightenment in
the French Revolution. This one I chose because the whole
modern world is the product of the series of revolutions
in the last several centuries, and so it has given
us what we have, especially all of the bad and
we are living today more and more in in alignment
with our revolutionary ethos from the time of the Enlightenment,
in the French Revolution, and so the American Revolution is
the co revolution with the French Revolution. French Revolution Jacobins,
radical illuminous communists. American revolution is the other strand of
that same revolutionary principle in line lineage of the Girondins,
the right wing revolutionarys who want Merchant Adam Smith principles
and Enlightenment principles for government. So not as extreme as
the Jacobins, but still part of the same revolutionary ethos,
the revolution against authority and tradition, the revolution towards Enlightenment liberalism.
Now there were tyrants, there is tyranny. There are bad
sides to the Middle Ages, and the excesses, especially of
Franco papalism, are part of the justification for the Enlightenment
and Protestant revolutions. So not everything in the Enlightenment and
the Protestant ethos is bad, but they are limitations based
on limited pieces of the puzzle, limited pictures of what's
going on. And so all of the modern world's ReLU
solutionary activism, social justice warriors. This comes out of a tree,
a lineage, a tradition of the revolutionary tradition, or, as
the famous scholar James Billington says, the revolutionary faith fire
in the minds of men, origins of the revolutionary faith.
And in this book he points out, as a fan
of the revolution, that America is also an inheritor, a
child of the revolution. But there's a problem with a
revolutionary revolutionary faith. When do you stop? When do you achieve?
When is the revolution done? Oh well, come to find
out it's never done. The revolution doesn't end. In fact,
the final Revolution is the anti human revolution. According to
the revolutionaries. They themselves write about it and say it
ELVII Suxley. The final Revolution is the post human world.
Thus the gnostic element in ethos behind the revolution. And
it doesn't matter whether you're an Rand over here or
your Carl Marx over here. They're both products of a materialist,
dialectical revolutionary worldview, both based on the same materialist hetonist presuppositions,
yes Marxism as well, the only difference being that the
anarchical capitalist says the individual has the premissy. It's dialectical
opposite and necessary connection opponent. It's flip side. The Marxist says, no,
the collective is superior to the individual. The individual has
no existence, but in the collective, the other one says
the opposite. No, the collective has no exist only individual
who can't figure out that this is an obvious manipulation.
So the liberal conservative that goes all the way back
to not modern America, but to the French Revolution, the
Jacobs and the Grondins. That's where the left right comes from.
The Jacob is set on the left side of the
tennis court in the provisional government. The Girondins sat on
the right side of the tennis court. Left and right.
That's where it comes from. But they're all revolutionaries. So
it's a false choice, the false dialectic that far back.
So socialism, Marxism, revolutions. In today's revolutions, the revolution against
human identity itself, against human essence and nature itself is
just an outworking of centuries of revolutions. What does Jacquette
Talis say in Brief History of the Future of the
book that we lectured through the transhumanists are today's spearhead
of democratic revolution. The spearhead of revolution today is the
post human world overcoming of humanity itself, according to Atali,
one of the global elite, thus himself making the connection
between the revolutionary ethos of the Enlightenment and the French
Revolution all the way up to today as part of
the revolutionary heritage and tradition. So this is not conspiracy theory.
This is mainline history. This is mainline history and books
like Firre in the minds of men. So in that respect,
I think you could even just say that politics itself
is a scam. It's not a scam in the sense
that there's no reality to anything in the political world,
or that everything in politics is fake, or that everything
is unreal or there's no but it's like allowed to
be at a certain level. According to Quigley, he says
that America's elections at least for one hundred years, So
he was writing in the nineteen sixties, so he's saying
from the time of eighteen sixties to the nineteen sixties,
the American at least presidential the major elections have never
really even mattered, doesn't matter his president. And we really
see this to be the case when it comes to
Woodrow Wilson. Right, Wilson is a really obvious, easy test case,
especially given what we learn in Quigley and what we
learn in Anthony Sutton right in Wall Street and the
Bullshit Revolution. He's really obvious with him, right, Philip Drew, Administrator,
Colonel Edward mendel House, his handler. Everybody knows. It's clear
as day.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: This is the classic Federal Reserve stuff that you learn
when you go down the proverbial rabbit hole. Hey, Jamie,
the batteries about to die. We you have to plug
the computer in so you guys see what I'm saying about.
By the way, thank you for everybody showing up. We
got all. We got up to a four fifty. That's
pretty good for a Wednesday six pm four fifty. That's good.
It's nice, nice, nice, nice baby. Socialism, activism causes let
me care about your gay cause, dude, Thank you. Yeah,
you just plug that in there, thank you. Your causes
are faking gray, dude causes. Activism on streets now it
can be fun. So I'm not knocking people to do activism.
But activism and protesting and marches and they're really just
versions of theatrics, right, they don't really do anything. Uh,
you could be i think in before the Internet or
even maybe still like you know, you can get attention
for your protests and your demonstrations, your activism. You can
get on camera and you can get before the I
think it was more useful when you wanted to get
attention and you wanted to show support, you know, on
the streets and the cameras. Would you know, pan and
you see all the people that support my protests, blah
blah blah. But I mean, everybody knows about astroturfing, right,
everybody knows about paying for these things, right, Staged protests,
We've seen this many times. But that's just one little
scam in a giant, vast archive of scammery, the a
kana and lore, the treasures of scammery that are politics itself.
Because the more I thought about it, it's not just
sports ball that's America's idol, right, I bitched about this
a lot. Politics is America's religion, civic nationalism politics, doudou
the vote, vote bro rock the vote MTV remember that
crap I was watching some hilarious MTV ads from the nineties.
Do we should pull that back up? That'd be illustrative.
Let's say, let's see if I can find that. You'll
see all these rock the Vote things. Oh yeah, maybe
this is it. I wonder if I coul get away
with playing these well, I get in trouble if I
play these Well they might have like music in the ads,
but that's okay. All right, So I gotta plug the
computer in, so it's gonna blink for a minute. Don't
freak out. I'm not leaving. We're not ending the stream.
Ridiculous cage. Ridiculous cage calling out to ridiculous cage. Are
you with me?
Speaker 8: Are you there? Oh?
Speaker 1: I think I have to switch to the other Yes,
I'm gonna pick the other stream. Come on now, stupid thing.
I don't think they make They don't make these things
expecting that people live stream. But it seems like that
should be more and more popular. All right, here we
go here. I just need to get back to the
control panel because the defaults to putting you into a
separate stream. All right, so we're still here. We're back.
Speaker 11: On.
Speaker 1: Let's look at some of the propaganda and these commercials
that was blowing me away. So I was watching remember
the nineties show amp Bill video R. They'll say they're
gonna play a bunch of commercials with music.
Speaker 11: And by Taco Bell, tacos, burritos, and nachos across the border.
Speaker 1: We should do a separate stream on rock fan because
this is gonna play a bunch of music won't work.
But what I'm getting at is that when I was
watching these commercials, it was they were full of propaganda.
It's like, whoa, right, you don't notice that obviously at
the time, but you go back to watch these and
it's like, uh, but when they were pushing the Rock
the Vote, it was all feminist, right. It was Bill Clinton,
Rock the Vote, MTV, get out and vote for Bill Clinton,
and almost all the ads had these feminist themes and undertones.
And at the time he's like, I never noticed that, right,
You don't.
Speaker 8: You don't.
Speaker 1: You're not looking for that when you're a teenager, right,
But it was really really evident. And maybe we'll do
a separate stream analyzing some of those nineties commercials on
rock fins so that it doesn't ding any of the
copyright stuff. But so, yeah, so that's what I think about.
When you understand how geopolitics works, when you understand how
espionage and warfare works, then you start to have a
wiser approach to politics and activism that liberal groups, revolutionary groups,
and right wing groups can have foreign funding. This is
part of warfare, it's part of foreign nations. Foreign corporations
and entities put money into these things for their interests. So,
for example, we use this test case many times. Let's
say I own a hot dog business and in my
little town, I have two hot dog stands, and I'm
just raking up that hot dog money. Right, I'm putting
wieners in everybody's mouth. The whole country, the whole town
is coming to me for wieners, and I'm just wieners
in everybody's mouth. Well, some little upstart, some little sassy
pants upstart boy. Besides, he's gonna start up a hot
dog stand, and he puts it across the street from me,
and he starts cutting into my business. So I start
up the Anti hot dog League. I fund the Anti
hot dog League. I passed civic ordinances banning the putting
of hot dogs in people's mouths. Put wieners in mouths,
gross dude, put them wieners down. But I also run
my two hot dog stands. But I can afford to
take the hit. And so I put my little upstart
sassy pants hot dog boys stand out of business right.
But all along, I also ran the Anti hot dog League.
But the Anti hot dog League only complained about the upstart.
You see, because I was running some controlled opposition. And
let's say I hear about other towns across the way.
I hear about some young upstarts who want to have
a hot dog stand in the neighboring town. So I
send some of my minions from the Anti hot dog
League to start agitating in the neighboring towns against odd dogs.
And I also then helped to shut down competition to
control the market because in those neighboring towns, my wieners
are so good people were driving to my town. You see,
I had a monopoly control on wieners. So everybody understands
that this goes on in business, but they can't figure
out what goes on in the world. How dumb are you, dude?
How dumb are you? Activism controlled opposition, foreign influence in
funding subversion. I was doing wiener subversion. In my example,
I was running some some sausage ops. That's just an example.
Do you understand it? You don't think that happens on
a global scale. A bunch of slow boys are over there. Lock,
He's saying there's an international hot dog conspiracy. That's not
what I'm saying. That's not what I'm saying. Let's see
what I'm trying to figure out? What what example of
scam she fits under? Does she fit under?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: I mean a lot of this is corporate scammery overall,
because like economics, that relates to corporate scams. Socialism, activism,
wokeism at the corporate level that fits in the corporate scammery.
Education is the next one that fits in it. I mean,
most of these fit in that. But let's look at
this chick because of course everybody has heard of this
as a famous in Ron esque type of thing where
they took in the venture capital, like a several billion dollars, right,
and she was gonna invent this little She had this
little gadget that her spur nerd buddies were making that
would diagnose you. You prick your finger and uh it
does some bleeps and bloops and it tells you everything
about your history and your health. Okay, well it doesn't work.
It was just a bunch of nonsense. It was a
it was a dang plastic toy that did nothing basically.
But what was funny about her, It was like she
was this mousey, you know, squeaky voice chick. And then
in order to sound like a CEO, she trained her
she trained herself to have like a baritone voice. Uh,
just obvious scammery, right, come.
Speaker 11: On something that people.
Speaker 1: This is her bar resulting voice, and this is she's
basically talking like tool Swan, I feel like you're not
an alignment with with me right now. And if you
are not in alignment, I can project myself into your
mind and diagnose you. I can also perhaps do the
five fingered death spiral upon your heart. What's that thing
that Bill doesn't kill Bill? The five finger death grip
or whatever? Right like Teal Swan's like, I can go
inside of you with my mind and I can unalive
you if you are not in alignment with me right
She sounds like Teal Swan.
Speaker 11: Described as something they love and and we want to
change that. We think that it should be because it's
the first step in getting the most valuable information about yourself,
about your body, about your health that you need to
live the way you want to live. And so you know,
I've talked before about the fact that the thing we're
most proud of is when someone comes out of one
of those wellness right.
Speaker 1: And you know, I think people talk a lot about
I forgot to mention too. I mean the whole stock market,
as an orbiting appendage of the dollar is also scams, right,
Not that you can't buy stock and make money, but
that it's a manipulated scammy thing, right, because there's algorithmic trading,
there's trading going on at the level of hedge funds
that can manipulate these markets. So it doesn't mean markets
themselves are evil. It doesn't mean that dollars are evil. Right.
It has to do with how it functions and whether
it's attached to something with value. That's the point, right.
But we get a lot of low IQ people who
fuss and say this.
Speaker 10: Like Biglin isn't a thing because it's not attached to anything.
Speaker 1: That's not how it works.
Speaker 11: Dummy starting companies. And I'll talk with people sometimes and
they'll say, oh, you know, I want to start a business,
and my question is always why, Because there's got to
be a mission, there's got to be a reason that
you're doing it that to our service centers inside of
pharmacies and starting in Walgreens now in Arizona, so that
people can go get a test done after work or on.
Speaker 1: A weekend and begin This sounds mysteriously like some other
testing machines that I've heard about recently at I don't know,
what do.
Speaker 11: You guys think to engage in this process and getting
information about their bar I appreciate that it's it's a
really big deal to me because it's not feel.
Speaker 1: Like you're an alignment with me, sleep with so.
Speaker 11: Many this is people, especially in classrooms across This.
Speaker 1: Is her public corporate voice the country.
Speaker 11: And especially with my background little girls who I hear
a lot of people come in and talk to them,
but maybe don't get to hear from I consider myself
young women who have really pursued science and engineering and
business and have the opportunity to talk with them about
what's possible and what we can do and the pursuit
of excellence in science and engineering.
Speaker 1: Especially excellence. It sounds like she's just like a talking
motivational poster basically the pursuit of excellence. There's like a
kiddie hanging from a balancing beam or something.
Speaker 11: It's cool and something that they can excel in and
and share a little bit of of my experience as
as a little girl growing up in this country. Yeah,
and and what what?
Speaker 1: Why doesn't every home?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Your video lied to me? Where where is her normal voice?
What's her name?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: We gotta find her real voice?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Mhm h.
Speaker 1: M okay, so let's let's try.
Speaker 11: Over the last eleven years we've did that's so fake.
We talked to our lab team and they said, okay,
you can do the draw and so they did what
would have been a fingerstick on.
Speaker 14: This little on his arm.
Speaker 1: Sure that's a fake, dude?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 1: Whatever? Uh now, yeah, you'll probably figured I was going
to do this one. Let's see what the next education? College?
Speaker 10: Go to college, good degree?
Speaker 8: Good that money?
Speaker 1: Do you want my money? But go to college?
Speaker 4: Good a degree.
Speaker 1: Now, there's pros and cons to this one, because there
are cases in which it is good to go to school. However,
school college is a giant scam and it's all linked
into getting you into that.
Speaker 8: It's all a.
Speaker 1: Control mechanist and it's a socializing brainwashing situation. Okay, So
what education used to be the medieval idea of the university.
That's not what universities are now. If you go to
college and you got the money and you want to
spend that to go to engineering classes and get your
stem degree, science tech, you know whatever, math stuff. Okay,
I can see the justification for higher education. And if
we were in a more normal society where the arts
had a better place, a proper place, and we're not
themselves weaponized social engineering tools, I could see that potentially, Yeah,
you would. You would go to university to learn philosophy,
to learn logic, to learn the trivium and the quadrivium.
All of that stuff makes sense. That's that's the ethos
from which those things actually come. But that's not where
we are in the modern world with what university college
life is now. Again, there are exceptions to this. There
are nice, solid private schools out there, sure, but the
state run, board run system of education is a giant
socialization process scam that many people have written about. There
is a great book by Rush Jenny. I don't typically
recommend rout Jenny's books, but one that I would recommend
is his book The Messianic Character of American Education. And
so some of my essays pull from that. But of
course there's also Charlotte Izerbet's famous book, The Deliberate Dumbing Down,
and she was in charge of education under Reagan and
brought to the world the first real focus and attention
on I mean in tandem with I mean the Race
Committee prior to her, but the manipulation and transformation of
American education into a socializing tool based on the models
of Marxism, Sovietism, etcetera, etceterat c and it's it's a
little caught up in boomer Cold War stuff, right, So
it's not the Soviets that are taking over the I mean,
come on, it is the corporate elite above those dialectics
of the Cold War, which quickly identifies and who, according
to the Race Committee, was being looked at Rockefellers, Ford Foundation,
JP Morgan, the big foundations putting zillions of dollars into education,
the rece Committee, look it up if you don't know
about it, Norman Dodd tax exempt Foundation analysis. Okay, and
so college education and we can attach on to that.
Charities and NGOs, giant wheels within wheels. Scammering doesn't mean
everything is about it. This is what people can't they
can't grasp nuance, right. They hear me say that, and
they're like, well, you're a credentialist. You told that you
have a degree. Yeah, because it's not an all or
nothing thing, right. So we're speaking in generalities about these
structures and how they work. But if you go and
get a philosophy degree, you can find universities are still good.
They're gonna challenge you. They're gonna force you to write
hundreds and hundreds of papers over the years to get
your undergrad and graduate degree, and that will help you
develop competence. You're gonna have to deal with some shithead
libtard professors. Yes, it's gonna be a nightmare.
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 1: But there is still the skeletal possibility in some places
for a decent education in liberal arts. But it's getting
worse and worse and worse in most universities to try
to do that kind of stuff, because they're turning more
and more into straight up organs of just outright propaganda.
That's the problem you see right now, they're saying numbers, logic,
and math are oppressive. I'm not joking, and universities are
adopting that.
Speaker 8: And so on.
Speaker 1: The whole education colleges university system. You need to go
into one hundred thousand dollars two hundred thousand dollars debt
to get a piece of paper. A bunch of brainwash
quacks say you're ready to be in the public sphere
the workforce. What what a scam? And anybody who's gone
into great debt knows that it's And by the way,
it's all just the old way of doing things. Okay,
do you think this universe diversity scam structure is going
to continue in the future when this country gets worse
and worse. No, which is why we started doing what
We started offering that material publicly, right, all the material
that I learned at undergrad grad school, I offer it
to you for four ninety five a month or sixty
dollars a year. Now, I can't teach you everything, but
I can teach you more and better than most of
those goober professors that I was under, because there it is.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: They're not idiots in the sense of like they don't
know anything, but they would know everything about one little
thing and couldn't piece together, you know, what's really going
on because the person in the philosophy department doesn't know
anything about what's going on in the biology department. They
don't know anything about what's going on in the economics department,
because it's hyper focused, hyper specialized, and compartmentalized. And it's
that way by design. Our society, our world is hyper structured.
This is what people don't understand. They think that it's
just kind of like organically, just random stuff happens, just
one damn thing after another. No, no, no, Our society
is hyper organized, hyper structured, and the chaos, the disorganization
that occurs in modern society is part of the structure.
It has taken account of, it is factored into the system,
and it is largely managed and controlled. That is something
that people can't understand. And in order to understand that,
you have to understand controlled chaos, managed dialectics Brazenski's arc
of crisis model of managing the post Cold War Soviet
Bloc countries. We will allow and run and manage and
control certain allowed for degrees of chaos of warfare. People
cannot fathom that, they cannot fathom or grasp that we
live in a largely controlled world. And yet what I'm
trying to illustrate today is an aid to understanding that
through large scale con artistry, large scale cons lies deceptions.
Let's go back to the classic examples. I know we're
on education, but the classic examples of warfare. Everybody knows
about warfare engaging in deception. Well, don't you guys know
that most warfare begins through some kind of triggered event.
Do you think that wars are started randomly, chaotically, or
do you think that planning and strategy goes into warfare?
Maybe the things that kick off warfare are famously strategized
and planned, and we all know nowadays the sinking of
the Lusitania, the Gulf of Tonk King, famous triggers, the
assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand World War One, the Black Hand,
the Secret Society, sinking of Lusitania, planned fake flag, Gulf
of Tonk King fanned, planned fake flag. Jim Morrison's dad
is the Admiral, the Gulf of Tonk King, and on
and on on. In fact, this isn't the exception, this
is the norm in warfare. So if you can understand
that goes on in warfare in an enemy engagement at
that level, that wars are kicked off by planned events
and assassinations, and we just saw the former Prime Minister
of japan Abe recently assassinated. Well, I thought conspiracies don't
existly I tenfold had because I mean, I'm pretty sure
high level political assassinations are conspiracies. Even if you think
it was a loan nut, the lone nut conspired to
be in this situation to do that, and so reminding
ourselves of warfare, for example, the Allies. If I recall
I think I'm not sure about this, I won't say that,
but did you watch Operation mince Meat, remember when we
covered this with Ian Fleming? Right, Ian Fleming and his
psyops team came up with the idea to place the
false plans, the fake plans in the breast pocket of
the dead staged soldier so that the Germans would find it,
so that they would be misdirected. Through Operation Min's Meat.
We covered the whole movie. I'm going to be talking
about another movie related to British intelligence, just like Operation
Men's Meat, called The Courier with Old Benedict Cucumber snatch. Right,
did you watch The Courier? Pretty good? It was not
the movie I expected it was total propaganda, but it
wasn't the movie I expected it to be. If you
saw the Courier, Well, that involved high level deception, high
level Cold War dialectics. We'll talk about that in a minute,
because I just watched it last night. Totally relates to this, right,
But he was recruited in the corporate sphere, right, the
Benedict Cumberbatch guy, the corporate businessman recruited to be involved
as a courier for the information dead drop what nots
with Olegg Pinkowski, the famous defector would be defector. So
anybody who's read a single book on espionage would know this,
would know that conspiracies are not the exceptions, They are
the norm at all times. I mean, do you think
that foreign governments, for example, do you think that they
just stop surveilling. Do you think they stop watching embassies?
Do you think they just turn off the computers for
a while and just like, don't do cyber ops? I mean,
don't you think that that's going on twenty four to seven?
Do you think Chinese spies stop spying over the weekend
or something. I mean, it's a twenty four to seven
things are watching every other government. Spies are at embassies
in every embassy in the world spying. That's what spies do,
media outlets churning out disinformation, misinformation, gray propaganda, white propagainda
black propaganda at all times twenty four to seven. That
is part of the practice and ethos of the world
that we live in. And it's all one hund percent real,
one percent verifiable. Anybody who's read one book on spycraft
would know this. And education, college's charities NGOs are all
part of that scam matrix. Scams within scams, wheels of scams,
within concentric, onion ring circles of scammery. Let's look at
another famous example which comes up. Let's see we got
through that one. Education, Let's do this one next. And
you tell me if you think this is funded by
powerful entities and what do you think they were really
trying to push in the seventies.
Speaker 9: It has advanced and retreated with clockwork regularity. If we
are unprepared for the next advance, the.
Speaker 1: Result could be hunger and death on a scale.
Speaker 8: Unprecedented in all of history.
Speaker 6: What scientists are telling us now is that the threat
of an.
Speaker 1: Ice age is not as remote as they once thought.
Speaker 9: During the lifetime of our grandchildren, Arctic cold and perpetual
snow could turn most of the inhabitable portions of our
planet into a polar desert.
Speaker 1: Perpetual snow, there will no longer be summer. As they
were saying that most of the planet was going to
be freaking Buffalo, New York.
Speaker 10: It's gonna be Milwaukee in the middle of Junuary.
Speaker 9: In nineteen seventy seven, the worst winter in a century,
spoke the United States.
Speaker 1: I like, how this is so such like low tier
propaganda that they got Spock to voice this because it
sounds logical and sciencey, Because that's some vulcan shit, right, right,
that's it. That's the only reason they got spoked because
people think of Spock as like sciency, so he's gonna
voice the propaganda.
Speaker 8: Arctic cold ripped the Midwest for weeks on end.
Speaker 1: See, there won't be deserts anymore, Right, there won't be
deserts because we're gonna be living in a freaking ice age, right,
We're gonna be We're all gonna be like wooly mammas,
like caked up in a giant chunk of ice. Dude,
like the thing, right, I mean? And all they did
was like put this scary music in his scary voice over,
who don't even knows what these images are of. I mean,
this could just be stock footage of freaking Moscow.
Speaker 9: Dude's paralyzed cities of the Northeast. One desperate night in Buffalo,
eight people froze to death in maroon cars. That Bushnell
was on the.
Speaker 8: Road that night.
Speaker 1: Dude, we had an ice storm a few years ago
where like forty old people froze to death in Kentucky.
That was like a few years ago. So how do
I mean, in other words, why are they not still
pushing the giant coming ice age like they were in
the seventies. Have you noticed they just they just changed
the propaganda, dummies. That's all they do. And if you
can't figure that out, then there's no hope for you.
Speaker 6: Traffic just absolutely stabbed.
Speaker 1: I was afraid of being So they just have this
one image of a traffic jam in Buffalo where people
froze to death, which is like, how would this justify
a coming ice age? And they probably thought that nobody
would remember this and they could just flip it in
the eighties to global warming.
Speaker 6: Right back in the car all night long with the
cold and the wind, running out of gas, and then
what I think that if we had to go through
a real bad winter, just like we just went through,
I think we'd have to think about moving someplace south.
Speaker 9: Move where the brutal buffalo winter might become common all
over the United States.
Speaker 1: Dude, Florida, Florida is gonna be like the Himalayas. Dude,
that's Florida in the future. Man, by the year two thousand,
that's Florida right there.
Speaker 8: The next ice Age is on its way.
Speaker 9: According to recent evidence, it could come sooner than anyone
had expected, and.
Speaker 8: Weather stations in the far North temperatures have been dropping
for thirty years.
Speaker 1: See Gopher McCready.
Speaker 8: Free of summer ice are now blocked year round.
Speaker 9: According to some climatologists, within a lifetime, we might be
living in the next ice Age.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go, right, science man says it. Well,
there you go. I found this one too. This is
a Remember Walter Conkait, remember him talking about I would
at the sight of Lucifer, like he said, I'm friends
with Lucifer.
Speaker 8: Literally.
Speaker 1: He says that if being on the side of the
New World or means I'm being almost side of Lucifer,
then I'm gladly with the double.
Speaker 16: They usually centers on pollution, as in the ironic observation,
if you can't see it, don't breathe it. Increased reliance
on coal is a crucial part of the Carter administration
energy program, but the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
heard warnings today that a coal burning society may be
making things hot for itself.
Speaker 1: Nelson Betten reports.
Speaker 15: The so called greenhouse effect is created by carbon dioxide,
a colorless.
Speaker 1: So notice within a few years it went from Leonard
Nimoy and the global ice age nineteen seventy nine. Literally
a year later, the propaganda shifts to We're all going
to be cooked. We mean microwave hot dogs in.
Speaker 15: Year, dudes and small concentrations. It helps to sustain almost
all life on Earth. The relatively small amounts of carbon
dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere filter the warming rays of
the Sun to the Earth's surface, but like a greenhouse,
carbon dioxide also prevents heat given off by the Earth
from escaping into space. Researchers say increasingly large amounts of
CO two are accumulating in the atmosphere, they fear the
Earth will gradually become warmer, causing as yet uncertain but
possibly disruptive changes in the Earth's climate fifty to seventy
years from now. Fossil fuels, when burned, release carbon dioxide
into the atmosphere.
Speaker 1: They're not fuscils. Okay, cars do not run on dinosaur juice.
It's not what oil well is not a thoughts. Imagine
still believing this beer.
Speaker 15: Coal the worst culprit. Oil and natural gas to lesser degrees.
Scientists and a few politicians are beginning sinary that global
energy planning does not take the greenhouse effect.
Speaker 1: Scientists, Look at that guy, What's He's just drawing shit
on a chalkboard, right, you got freaking Trotsky up there
drawing lines on a chop Scientist like, who even is this?
It's probably just the stock footage of a damn math class, Right,
he's up there showing you the X y axis. There
are scientists of They just say it like it's a
magic where scientists studies peer.
Speaker 15: Review seriously enough, if the Earth gets too warm, for example,
ice caps could melt, raising.
Speaker 8: The level of the seas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the ice caps melt every year and then they
freeze again. Everybody knows this. And polar bears can swim
they're not shipwrecked on ices. This is all Who doesn't
know this, right? This is like the stupidest propaganda, and
it's it's amazing that they still push all this stuff.
Speaker 17: Possible, probable, we really don't know. But if it happens,
it means goodbye Miami, goodbye Corpus Christy.
Speaker 1: Okay, So in nineteen eighty they were already pushing that
if the ice caps melt. Think how dumb this is,
Like the world is a glass with water and ice cubes,
and when the ice cubes melt, the water raises, it's
gonna put Miami and all these cities under water. And
they still push this, right the people in yachts Leo
de Cappuccino floating around in his damn yacht telling you
that when an iceberg melts, Florida is going to be underwater,
and they said, what twenty thirteen, twenty fifteen, twenty eighteen,
twenty nineteen, They're all all, it's all lies, it's all fraud,
nobody's underwater. Unbelievable.
Speaker 17: Goodbye Sacramento, Goodbye Boston, which obviously is much more of
a concern. Goodbye New Orleans, Goodbye Charleston, Savannah and Norfolk.
Speaker 13: Millions dead, millions underwater side.
Speaker 17: It means that we could enjoy budding at the foot
of the Capitol and fishing on the south lawn one model.
Speaker 1: I mean, do these people even do anything? I mean,
you watch these Senate hearings in this kind of shit?
Does this do anything? I mean, has anybody ever gone
to jail from a Senate hearing or a questioning or
a committee? I mean, is this all just for a show?
And but I mean who even watches that? Who is
it show for? And you watch, like the the people
in the house like speaking every day and there's like
nobody in there when they're doing their presentations except like
one aid over their passed out drunk because there's drink
all day. And you're just like, is this do we
live in a theater? Is it all a theater world?
Is it all con Artistry climate?
Speaker 18: The Jason climate model predicts the doubling carbon dioxide will
result in August and Washington, DC that are nine degrees
centigrade warmer or sixteen degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 1: So they've been look at this. This is nineteen eighty.
They were saying all the exact same bullshit that they
say now in nineteen eighty is forty two years ago.
So they're saying then that it's a catastrophe coming soon
forty two years later, the exact same catastrophe, which, by
the way, it flipped from a year before this. A
year before it was the ice age. Now it's the
global frigging microwave that's gonna meld the ice cubes and
sink everybody.
Speaker 18: I mean, just how this, dude, and current summers, but
that the winters will only be two degrees centigrade warmer.
Speaker 8: Changes of that.
Speaker 1: There was an article being pushed in the UK. I
remember this because you guys remember Alan Watt talking about
the articles in twenty thirteen. You can pull it up
how there will no longer be snow. Snow won't exist
so people children, It said, children are going to be
born in the UK and they will grow up never
knowing what snow is. They will only hear about it
because global warming, there will no longer be snow at all.
Number one, like even if that happened, they would still
know about snow from other countries. And it was just
written in this weird way like we will never see
or no snow again. Snow will be a thing of
the past because the world will be so hot. I'm
not joking. This is a real thing. I'm not joking.
Let's see we can find it. I think it was
like the It wasn't the Telegraph, it was that other one.
They probably I pulled it though. Here's somebody asking about it.
Well global well, global warming, make it so that there's
never snow again. There's this is a real UK article though.
You got to see the article. Oh can I find it? Oh,
here we go, here's here's one ski resorts. There will
no longer be snowfall and he won't be able to
go ski anymore.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 1: Look at this chick Angelica Pizza. Her name is Angelica Pizza.
Speaker 8: It's a.
Speaker 1: And Jelica pizza. Scientists say we got no more snow.
She needs a cut down on it. Looks like she's
enjoys our pizzas. She needs to cut down on that bullshit. Uh,
and she's saying a bunch of bullshoes A. Scientists say
we could have snowless winters in twenty forty. The children
won't know what snow is. I wish I could find
that British article. It's like twenty thirteen though, it's like
children will never know what snowfall is. Anyway, I can't
find it. You guys can probably find it. It's a
British publication. And because I remember Alan wanted talking about it, and.
Speaker 12: He was like, and you know, the big boys have
planned that they turn up the propaganda you see, and
they're telling you you don't ever know snow you see. Well,
imagine myself here in kindaa. Pret you sure that went
my car discovered and five feet of snool. It's gonna
keep snowing.
Speaker 1: And Alex is right right to point out that this
is just like the witch Doctor. Right, the witch Doctor says, uh,
pay me your children's blood, or there will not be
a corn growing next winter. Right, if you don't sacrifice
your child, the corn won't grow next winter. Come on, dude,
the exact same stuff that these people are saying. If
you don't stop having children, mother Earth is going to collapse, right,
Mammy Earth can't handle babies.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It's just a cloak for anti natalism. De pop, that's
all it is. That's all this is, and it's a
way to reorganize society. According to the circular kibble Orld
Economic Forum, clause great reset economy. That's all this says,
literally all it is. It's completely manufactured, one hundred percent
fake U. There is g O E n G I
n e e r I n G. That's real. We've
written about that for many years. But where they say
it is is not what it is. And I wanted
to use another example of let's see that was that
was C L I M A T E. And let's see.
We talked about fake flags, we talked about war propaganda
as examples. We talked about World War One, et cetera.
What about renting black rock? Renting houses? You will not
own anything, right, We're going to buy up all of everything.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: There was a really good documentary somebody put together on this.
I think it was that Forbidden Knowledge TV on black Rock. Yes,
this is it. Here's a great documentary on this. And
I'm putting this on here because this is basically making
everybody into a renter. Right, that's the point of this
whole thing. So here's the link to this documentary. And
renting isn't just a thing that everybody's bitching about with
the landlords. Now that we're in this recession with the inflation, right,
renting is a self a scam, because it's not just
the model for sleazy landlords with a bunch of chest
hair like you see right here. This is the esthetic
of a landlord right here, right And you gotta broke microwave,
you gotta broke dishwater, dishwasher. You call me a million times,
and I don't come fix it because I'm a sleezy landlord.
I'm a dang islan lord over here right now. But
by the way, I'm all raise your rent fifty dollars
one hundred dollars because I'm a sleezy landlord right now. See,
it's not just that the circular economy that Tristana just
talked about in his video, that is the central nugget
of Klaus's worldview what he has planned. The reason, he says,
is because it's a circular economy where you don't own anything.
Literally everything is rented, user based, use based to each
according to his knee, right. I mean it's literally, it's
it's it's call stuff. Right. We're not talking about Carl
from Walking Down. We're talking about Carl Marx, who is
a walking dead cool So this video does really good
going into I can't play that because that's stupid music.
Last time I played a clip of it, it flagged
the freaking dumbass music in the in the dumb in
the documentary. I mean, it's like background music in somebody's
documentary gets flagged, so you can't play anything renting. Yeah,
so let's look at this clip from Beautiful Tristana. So
Tristana just put up this video. I think he did
two good ones, one about a couple of days ago
and then a new one today. So definitely check out
Tristana's couple videos. But we're gonna watch a couple of
minutes of this so that you can see this point
that he's been prophetically analyzing and calling out in terms
of the circular economy. Okay, the circular economy. That doesn't
just mean Tessa Holiday, right, that's a circular economy of
its own. We're talking about the circular economy where you
rent everything from Klaus.
Speaker 19: To save the planet. Of course, I were saying that
global hunger numbers have risen significantly the last year. Isn't
it amazing how sustainability.
Speaker 1: Just didn't got some name cartoon music in his video
atrist where you get a cartoon music gay.
Speaker 19: In Saving the Planet track exactly actually parallel with increased
poverty and starvation, destroying the food supply, removing farmers from
the land, depopulating rural areas is the only way that
these people are.
Speaker 8: Going with that.
Speaker 1: Bald dude accomplished.
Speaker 19: Getting people, dupe in people and eating this dehumanizing slave
slot with powderized industrial cricket kibble being chilled by vapid
zonked out medicated celebrities and prestitutes almost every day now,
and the social engineering has just reached cartoonish levels, like
satire can't even match reality. Now, somebody on Instagram send
me in a DM this article about fancy Feast. The
Purina cat Chow brand is making a pop up restaurant
for humans with a menu.
Speaker 1: You thought that that was royalty free music that Tristan
Gobber's video. There's actually a little Mariachi bend over there
playing live the cartoon music. Tristan has a living mariachi
band that live plays cartoon music in his house pretty
much like probably at all times, I don't know, maybe
when they're sleeping they telling one quit, but basically he
has them playing live cartoon music at all times, inspired
by cat food.
Speaker 19: Oh how delicious. Un will be happy now. I know
this probably sounds.
Speaker 1: Great to a lot of you in the audience.
Speaker 19: We're all just aching to replace our locally produced, easily
digested grass fed rumin and animal foods with a very
difficult to digest hard kitan covered cricket ground up into
a powder and made into a tasteless kibble. I know
a lot of us think this sounds great, but there
is an actual dark side to this.
Speaker 1: I mean, who can't see that everything pushed by these
normy institutions all run by the zame zillionaires, It's all
detrimental to your health, toxic, gross, disgusting, and dumb. I mean,
who believes that anything in any of this sphere is
for anybody's good? You have to be super dumbed to
believe this.
Speaker 6: This is the best thing I've ever found on the internet,
and it helped me lose twenty one pounds.
Speaker 20: Here's a skinny bit multi collagen.
Speaker 19: Power these industrial insect production factories that are supposedly such.
Speaker 1: A rave going on. Crystal got a rave in his
house just happened to be a major vector of size DJs.
Speaker 19: Parasites. In what seems to be the only major study
done on the parasitological load in these industrial insect factories.
The study in POS one, the Scienceific Journal study by
Pedro L. Olvera titled A parasito Logical Evaluation of.
Speaker 1: That's the d Right you've watched DJs. They just like
turn knobs and then they're like doing like this, and
they turned the knob and then they turn the knob
this way. But they but they turned knobs in a
really cool way, right, the DJ is like the best
knob turner. Dude, Christan's got a Christ's got a rave
going on up in there, DJ klouse in the house.
Speaker 19: Transmission of parasitic diseases to humans and animals had some
interesting findings. Parasites were detected in two hundred and forty
four out of three hundred examined insect farms.
Speaker 8: That was eighty one percent.
Speaker 19: With farms with parasites on them. Out of those eighty
one percent of farms on which parasites were found, thirty
percent of the cases and parasites were potentially pathogenic for humans.
Speaker 1: Kind of dig DJ Tristan, Dude, this brave is badass
cricket rave, but that cricket raably nothing. Don't don't worry
about that.
Speaker 4: At all.
Speaker 19: It's probably fine, totally fine, normally good, probably good for.
Speaker 1: You, probably healthy. Christian, I want to hear about eta
alkin get to that, DJ cricket DIDJ cricket?
Speaker 10: Did you bug?
Speaker 19: Another thing that's quite strange about these philanthropic endeavors to
convince us about how great, sustainable and healthy it is
for us to eat these industrial produced bugs is that
there is some crucial information that's conspecrabs. Is that from
a lot of the pr material, And that's what these
supposedly sustainable and healthy insects are being fed.
Speaker 20: The crickets.
Speaker 1: And some flat corn soy and some flat corn soy
and some flax soy moros feet aday.
Speaker 8: There you have it.
Speaker 19: They're eating a mixture of GMO corn and soy with
a little bit of flax. But of course, these companies
in their marketing campaigns want you to believe that they're
basically dumpster diving behind whole foods.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 19: They're just feeding them scraps, so no one knows wanted
to eat.
Speaker 1: It's just he's going to get to the eat of
alcoem bit in a minute, which is important truth.
Speaker 19: If you are going to be scaling the industrial production
of any type of food. One of the first things
you're thinking about is consistency in your end product. Consistency
and taste and in the results and the quality of
your product. In order to have that, you have to
have consistency.
Speaker 1: Oh keep in mind too, Uh, we know this is
social engineering and all of that and ultimately changing everybody's diet.
But there's also a pure monetary scam element to this
stuff because the giant bug factories, it's just a super
cheap way to push garbage as food, right, So it's
just it's don't forget the monetary scam element of this,
That's what I'm trying to say. So Nicole Kidman and
Robert and June, they probably probably have money in bug
food companies.
Speaker 19: You see in feed these things are eating industrially produced,
biotech patented corn and soil. And we all know these
large philanthropic companies like Payer Monsanto are completely committed to sustainability,
and what's more sustainable than roundup ready crops fortified with
glyce esape. In fact, all the transnational agricultural corporations, biotech companies,
chemical manufacturers are all members of the World Business Council
for Sustainable Development, working with the United Nations and lobbying
for global carbon taxes and the circular economy grabbing all
these crickets.
Speaker 20: It is still more sustainable than farming pigs, poultry, or cattle.
Speaker 1: So here we go. This is the part that I
really wanted to get to, the circular economy, right, this
is what they're going to be pushing.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: This is the giant mega scam that all the corporations
that Tristan listened and talked about, all of the NGOs,
all of these environmental entities. It is a corporate run
and controlled, fake, just social justice activist type of thing.
That's all this is. And it's not just so that
people buying into it can make pennies on the dollar
getting you to eat super cheap dirt crap that's packaged
as some elite trendy thing. It's also part of the
wider great reset program.
Speaker 20: Produce just one kilogram of cow takes a stack.
Speaker 1: Now that my point about lending, renting, Right, the zoomers
are all bitching on TikTok about landlords and renting and
prices going up. You understand that the rental system is
the future model of the global order, and I must
show you.
Speaker 11: Right here, You're twenty two thousand liters of water and
to produce that same amount of protein from a cricket
only a few listen.
Speaker 19: Cows are so guy to water the grass that these
animals are eating throughout their entire life. Doing for so long,
you're going to actually create more greenidge, deposit more carbon
into the soil, and produce tons like little infantilized pets.
Speaker 1: I'm skipping ahead past the demonization of cows from Moscow.
Speaker 8: It's like talking to people who really know their stuff.
Speaker 1: It's like knowing your.
Speaker 19: And fraudulent, absurd and goofy as this whole eat the industrially.
Speaker 1: Produced soy fed bugs.
Speaker 19: To save the planet scam. The new economic system in
which we will own nothing and be happy.
Speaker 8: Is being called the circular economy.
Speaker 19: Here's Danish publication and young global leader from the World
Economic Forum, Ida Alkin, who's the author of the article
published in Forbes and on the World Economic Forums website.
Welcome to twenty thirty. Own nothing, have no privacy and
life has never there.
Speaker 1: You go been so you want to. You think the
real problem is your landlord, how you want, how you
feel about Klaus as your global landlord. Klaus will be
everybody's landlord. Gil Bates everybody's landlord.
Speaker 14: I think we're Apparagia. This week's credit a lot man, DoD,
I think you could have to owe me. You're have
to pay another forty five hours in your com pod
this week. That's the interest on your previous coon pod
loan that we gave you to get those numbers down.
Speaker 19: Here's da Alkin running the pr script for this new
economic month.
Speaker 21: In twenty and fifty, we don't even have waste anymore.
There will be no waste in twenty fifty. Everything will
be seen as a treasure because we will have created
what some smart people call a circular economy.
Speaker 20: I have a friend. He says, every product is a
service some smart people.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I'm glad it's the scientists and the smart
people that come up this. Otherwise I wouldn't accept it.
But since you said that their science y and they're
smart people, I'm down, bro.
Speaker 20: Waiting to happen. Why why do you want to own
your cell phone?
Speaker 1: I mean, why why you want to own your cell phone?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Why you want to own your cell phone?
Speaker 20: Lease it?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 20: Why shouldn't you?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 1: Why why you want to own your cell phone.
Speaker 20: I have a friend. He says, every product is a
service waiting to happen. Why why do you.
Speaker 1: Want to own your Why you want?
Speaker 20: You want to you want the function? You want the service?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Why you want to own yourself?
Speaker 20: Lease it?
Speaker 11: Why?
Speaker 20: Why shouldn't you lease white?
Speaker 1: Why you want to be?
Speaker 20: Why know your dishwasher? Or why do you want to
own it?
Speaker 1: Why you want to? Why you want a.
Speaker 20: Company owns it? You know what happens when the company
owns it?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes's great, I'll be a dollar cheaper. Yes, oh yes,
please please corporations own me? Why you want to own yourself?
Why you want to own your own identity? Just let
the corporation on your.
Speaker 20: Because they don't have to buy new middle and a
new plastic.
Speaker 21: So if we start to share things, we can produce
much better things that I use muney.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yes, When Klaus and Gil Bates and Poe Francis
and all the other zillionaires and Leo de Cappuccino share
their yachts and their villas and their palaces with me,
then I will believe in your circular economy where you
say we all need to share. When I see that
I will buy. I will believe in the circular economy.
When the zillionaire scammers who run all this, when they
share things, then I will share with them. Otherwise you
are con artists and you're trying to scam me, and
I can.
Speaker 21: Tell on intensely. Think about a car. Do you know
how much your car drives? How much of its life
four percent percent?
Speaker 19: Or if you take aspect of life including our food supply,
it is a centrally planned, vertically integrated techno Bolshevism where
we will literally own nothing.
Speaker 1: But it's so green because there will be no waste,
we promise.
Speaker 19: It's just a rebrand, recycle, reduce, and reuse where you.
Speaker 13: Will recycled people or whatever you like. If you had
a machine that could grind of the dead people and
then turn that into little cubes of food or whatever, like,
what doesn't just do that?
Speaker 17: The you're I guess.
Speaker 22: A year and a half ago now was last summer
we started writing a bunch of academic papers for the
journals that represent these fields. And so everybody understands what
an academic paper is getting out of the gate. This
isn't like an op ed that you dash off for
like Washington Post.
Speaker 1: All right, so I'm gonna share with you this clip.
I think I can't really play those because if I
play those clips then they will probably get flagged. But
you this is Joe Rogan and Lindsey. So James Lindsay,
as you guys know, we just did this stream. A
lot of people say it was one of the best
streams that they'd heard in a long time. We did
a two hour conversation with James Lindsay on Courtney's stream.
Half of that video is on my channel. You can
go watch the two hour deep philosophical discussion. Everybody loved it,
so it was great. This one is from a couple
of years ago, four years ago and over two million
views over on the Joe Rogan channel exposing social justice
with Peter Bagosian and James Lindsay. And I thought this
was a well. We will always be in debt to
James Lindsay for doing this excellent thing of exposing pure
review as a large bunch of scammery. And this gets
into my larger critique in the next as we move
past diet eating the Bugs, health Right food Pyramid, I
forgot to mention the food pyramid, right be sure and
get your fifteen servings of pasta and grains every day
that you need, and then get your meat last. Right,
you need the lowest amount of meat because meat has
fat and fat is bad for you. Imagine still believing this.
There are people that still believe people who believe that
gmo wheat and bread is what you should eat every day.
You need fifteen servings of that a day according to
the food pyramid, right, I mean the food pyramid, another
food pyramid. Eat the bugs, all this stuff that Tristana
just talked about, super major, mega great reset level scam,
circular economy, the real renting landlord scammery that is the future.
And then science, right, a big scam involved in all
of this scam. Another scam within the scam I see
scams within scams is scientism and science scammery. And that
is what James Lindsey helped to demonstrate was factually the
case as well as I have a couple chapters in
my books talking about science scam citing the Lancet talking
about science scam, et cetera. And so if you want
to watch this full clip, because I don't want to
get this clip flagged or the video flagged go Rots.
This is a twenty three minute clip of the interview
with James Lindsay on Joe Rogan where they show that
peer review is a giant scam. And so I'm including
this as part of the environment scam, the great reset agenda,
climate scam, all of that is all part of the
same thing. So the nexus point of all of this
scammery is great research, the greatest recent example of the
latest phase of moving us into the nWo. Where do
we find? So here's the ones I've listed so far. Economics, activism, revolutions, right,
revolutionary activism, extinction rebellion, green activism, p lah blah blah
blah blah, education, education inducting you into the fake scam,
academic socialist activist complex, rental economy renting houses, circular economy,
black croc landlords taking over everything, Bill Gates buying up
all the farmland. Where do all of these intersect in
the modern world? I gave examples of fake flags, fake crises, propaganda,
crisis propaganda, I say, bah, and the diet bugs environment agenda.
Have you noticed and the scientism? Where does this all coalesce? Well,
at all coales into the conspiracy that we've called attention
to for years now known as Great Reset Klaus's Great
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the The next the ninth scam of our top ten
scams is a recent scam that is the nextest point
of all of the scams that we've listed as part
of one giant big scam scams and then scams gears
and wheels of inner working scammer Great Reset Klaus's Great
Reset gil Bates's Great Reset. We're looking on me from
Davos Royal Society. Great Reset. There we find all of
these other scams we've listed of the twentieth century coming
to a head, uniting together like a voltron of scam.
If you remember Voltron, right, each his legs, his arms,
his body has said, they all come together. This is
a giant voltron of scammery united together in one giant
faking gray scam. Great Reset. Of course, Tristan talked about
that in his video, and that leads me to my
final scam, which, by the way, I don't think I
need to rehearse what Great Reset is. We have done
hours and hours and hours of lectures on writings of
the people in the Great Reset, their works. We've covered
Klaus's books, We've covered fifty ish of the global elite,
so we don't have to rehearse all that. You can
go find all my channel, my multiple lectures, or over
at Lord Voldemort's channel. You know his website, and you
can find all of my lectures is there as well.
Just search my name or at my website, and if
you want access to the full archives, heading over to
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dollars a year gives you access to all of the archives,
going back all the years, getting all this excellent content,
all these lectures which we are totally vindicated on. I mean,
my essay on global green Luciferian government that I wrote
six or seven years ago is the Great Reset, and
it's in my new illicit book, the Red Book, the
Infamous Red Book, which is also available by the way,
for some the people that have ordered the Red Book,
the Giant Massive Tome, it will be here in two weeks.
So I ordered a significant number of copies, and for
those who want to sign copies of that, you get
to give it a couple of weeks. So anyway, So
the final scam that all of the other scams scam
less into scam gasm to produce the transhumanist scam. This
is the next great scam and it is intimately connected
to the previous scam of Great Reset, because Great Reset
is a scam that leads to what Klaus called the
invasion of your body. Before be inside of you, we
won't just changed your mind if we changed the DNA
right transhumanism, that is, the transhumanist desire plan ethos And
why is it a scam? Is it a scam because
tech isn't real? No, tech is real. Tech has amazing capabilities,
it has amazing potentials. It's a great tool for humans,
but it is also a weaponized scam tool for the elites.
Why why would tech? Well, tech is what is building
the prison that we are inhabiting. We are building our
own prison like ta checks one, one, three eight. If
you've not watched that movie, go watch it, because the
humans build the robots that enslave them and beat them. Right.
But the scam that is involved here is oh with
the technology. If you buy into this propaganda that that
I'm here as an elite, we are the elite. We
are here to help you. We want you to we
want you to have life extension. We want you to
live forever. Also we want you to not live, but
we also want you to live forever, right, I mean,
who could believe these psychos? So technology is going to
allow you to upload to the cloud and you're going
to live forever in your virtual universe. And also maybe
you can reincarnate into a new body, will download you
into infant. That's not for you. Number one that's not real.
Even if it was not going to give that to you.
You're a normy, a dummy. It's not for you. It's
for them and their families, the elite. They have a
disgust and disdain for you. They're not going to give
you immortality. They're social darwiness. They want you to go away. Delete, delete, delete,
delete you. But you, as a dumb normy, think that
you're going to get immortality from people that hate you.
Number one, They can't give you immortality. It's a lie,
it's a scam. But even stupid or on your part
to believe that the people that want you to depop
are going to give you immortality. How dumb is that
you think Gil Bates wants to give you immortality? Are you?
How dumb? Are you? Stop being so stupid because your
stupidity just backs up their worldview. And so the last
couple of years of psyops stab stabbis, which is all
part of Great Reset clear as Day classos a whole
book on it, is the coalescing all the previous ones
into the great final scammery of transhumanism, which is not
to give you anything, is in fact to delete you
and then to purge the world of the human menace,
transforming humanity into.
Speaker 14: A silicon based life for him, Yes.
Speaker 1: To mutate into a post human world where there are
no humans, but they are in fact silicon based. Whatever
they think they're going to be tech gods, technonihilist gods
of the new aon. I think I did a stream
called that or something like that. So that is the
final scammering. Now are there life extension technologies? Are there
nano tech technologies, nano biotechnologies that can go in and
probably fix us from various diseases and extend life. Sure,
of course, I'm sure there's all that, but that is
not for you. And the reason this is being pushed
is not to help veterans. Okay, the elite don't care
about a veteran that lost his leg. In fact, Henry
Kissinger mocks veterans, says that soldiers are dumb cattle and
cannon fodder, and so if a soldier in a Wounded
Warrior project gets a bionic leg, that's not to help
soldiers because they don't care about soldiers. That's a experiment,
that's a PR propaganda piece. That's all that is, all right,
If you would we're gonna go to super chats. No,
I'm not sure why we did everybody get We had
a nice crowd tonight, but nobody wanted to be in
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Recovering Doomer five dollars, do you think great re will fail?
I think so. I mean they may push things that
really hurt and collapse economies and whatnot, but I don't
think they're going to get all this thing through. I mean,
it's just too crazy. I mean, so the real plan
is not just changing the world order, it's getting rid
of humans. And so no, I don't think that'll be successful.
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Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So the new book is available, well it will be.
It's pre orders. I'm taking the pre orders like we
do with the other new book. But again, it's a
very different thing. This is a much more readable, accessible,
better edited, better looking right book. This does have a
lot of the same things in it, but it has
all the other spurgy stuff and it's like seven hundred
pages almost and it's very small print, so you know,
this is like for hardcore nerds. And because it's like
seven hundred pages and all of the almost all the
theological stuff, it's significantly more expensive. So if you want that,
you can get it. Explained all of that at the
beginning of the show. If you missed it, why there's
a separate second read book, the infamous Red Book of
Carl Jung. Well, now young Boomer has a Red Book,
just like Carl Jung had a Red Book. So mine's better, right,
His is stupid?
Speaker 8: Is that it?
Speaker 1: I think that's it. Everybody hit like and share and
good news. Jamie and I will be concluding probably tonight.
I think if I have enough energy, I think I do.
We will conclude the entire Dystopia series tonight, because that
was the intention when I did that stream a few
days ago. If you guys remember that before the event,
we did the stream, I did the stream on Black Mirror,
and really if it was going to be the entire
closure of the whole Dystopia thing, because Jamie was busy
preparing her speech for the in person event so she
didn't have time, I was like, well, I'll just do
all the rest of these because we need to do it.
We're way behind on that, and I ended up talking
for the whole two hours about Black Mirror because there
was so much in Black Mirror. So if you miss that,
go check that stream out and uh but for subscribers,
for members, Jamie and I will probably be doing the
part two, the final, the conclusion of all Dystopia movies.
We watched all dystopia movies for the most part, almost.
Speaker 5: All them.
Speaker 1: Chronologically, so we know everything about what's coming. We can
now predict the future now that we've seen every dystopian
film pretty much. I mean, there's a bunch of garbage
b movies that are dystopian movies that will never be seen,
but all of the ones that are known dystopian films
we watched. All Right, everybody, have a good night,