Speaker 1: All right, welcome to sixty Jenna. How are we doing today?
Speaker 2: I'm your host, Andrew is always here to talk about
what they won't and today I'm joined by.
Speaker 1: A special guest, Biblical hit Man.
Speaker 2: Long time no talks to even Hey, welcome back, bather'.
We were just live for those who didn't know, I
was just live with Stephen on his show.
Speaker 1: We were talking some.
Speaker 2: More stuff about demonology, plasma and all the fun stuff.
Speaker 1: Let them know where they can find you so they
could check that out.
Speaker 3: Steve. Yeah, man, appreciate you. Yeah, that was a fun
show man. Yeah, YouTube audio platforms, Patreon, the Biblical Hitman,
come check it out.
Speaker 2: Great show, love it, awesome topics, banger podcast.
Speaker 1: I wish we could do more shows together, honestly.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, No, yeah we do, we do a lot together,
but I would yeah, yeah, I just love.
Speaker 3: It so man.
Speaker 2: So I kind of told you about this topic that
I want to get into whenever we were talking about,
you know, our other show, and it's just about blue
light MK ultra. As you may have seen from the title,
the live Fi conspiracy, which is light frequency or like
Wi fi live fi, which is from your lights.
Speaker 1: And so I've been doing a real good deep dive
on this.
Speaker 2: And yeah, you said that, you know, piqued your interest,
and you've been kind of into this as well, So
I was excited to go through this with you and
kind of show you some of.
Speaker 1: My research and pick your brain. So yeah, do you
I'm excited.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm excited too. The blue light thing is interesting.
You know, the incident in Hawaii, right when all the
fires broke out, people started kind of posting interesting videos
of either their roof or their chair, their lawn chair,
this or that, anything that was the color blue didn't
get burnt up right, which was weird. It could have
been I don't know, could have been doctor video that
I saw, but it got viral and so people started
kind of became more interested in the color blue. The
color blue has a frequency range where six sixty six
can fall. The numerical value of it, right, could fall
into this category that range. I think the range is
from like six thirty something to like six eighty something
or something like that. The color blue bluecifer is a thing.
So there's something weird about the color blue. But what
I've what I've looked into is a few things. Because
you know, you're into the nano particle stuff. So I've
looked I remember covering a while ago, you know, the
Microsoft zero six zero six zero six patent, the idea
of sensors being integrated with the population and some sort
of universal basic income, you know, being a byproduct of this.
And so I looked into what technology we have right now,
and I came across an insight report in twenty twenty
two from the World Economic Form talking about data intermediaries,
the power of data intermediaries, the power of artificial intelligence,
the power of artificial intelligence being superior to human thinking. Right,
so there's machine thinking and human thinking, and the fact
that the migration of sensors that we have right now
would be to embed something in the body at a
later date, right, Like this is in their document. It
says embedded in the body. Right, But the stage that
we're in right now would would be our cell phones. Now,
what's interesting is the CEO for Nokia at the World
Economic Form Geneva convention or whatever they were doing there
back in you know, twenty twenty one or twenty twenty
two said that by twenty thirty the cell phones would
be in the body. So there's this idea, this phenomenon
right of technology being you know, biological at the same time.
And so I started looking into quantum technology. I started
looking into sensors like medical stuff, you know, because really
right now, that's the only place that it's being not
only discovered, but it's being used. It's being used in
the medical system. There are sensors that are being used.
Technology is a part of the medical system smartness. Yeah, right,
so yeah, all that kind of stuff, And you know,
I started looking into quantum dot technology, and I started
looking at yeah, yeah, and then and then the idea
of where we're at with cell phones and quantum dot technology,
is it compatible to achieve buying and selling? And it is.
It is like quantum dots have the potential of connecting
to a quantum dot ledger or the blockchain, like when
you think of quantum dot.
Speaker 2: The executive order that Trump just came out with the
Quantum Initiative order. He just came out with an executive
order two weeks ago. And this is exactly, dude, Like, yes,
this is builds this whole that's It's been a theme
on my show for the past week or so because yeah,
we' and it's weird how this has been lining up.
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm telling a real whole story with all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But the blue light connection, right, the blue light connection
to it is that our phones, they change, they adapt,
they update, right, So the capabilities of our phone progressively
grow over time. Plus the come out with the new
technology once a year.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And that's purposely done that way so that it can
you know, adapt to their plans and what they want
to do and all that kind of stuff. So blue
light is a big part of your cell phone, and
with quantum dots, it's that's how they are able to
emit light. Is when they interact with blue light or
ultra violet light. It's it's one or the others. So
your cell phones can be devices that read off of
quantum dot information because the quantum dots are able to
through luciferies like you talked about, and plus just how
they're able to communicate through assembly and communicate through uh,
you know, sigils or symbols and things like this. For example,
like a barcode, right, Like a barcode is like a
sigil or symbol or something and it reads a certain amount.
So there's a patent out there for quantum dots that's
called using quantum dots for identification, authentication, and tracking of objects.
So this is a quantum dot system for goods and
services primarily. But if you just replace a person with
those goods and services, you now have a system that
is it. The only thing with the quantum dots is
that they there's a toxic level to it. They're still
in like discovery with it, you know, trying to figure
out a non toxic level to it.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, Well, that might be the SP
three hybridized carbonized atoms that they use, which is what
I discussed in the cell membrane computing. Hybridized car So
SP three hybridized carbon atoms is like a weird term.
It's graphite. All things have graphite, right, Like most things
have some graphite in them, sugars, compounds of sugars, things
like that. It can be somethingically made though SP two
hybridized carbon atoms is graphene, right, graphene oxide.
Speaker 1: The stuff they say is they're putting into our vaccines.
Speaker 2: Well they're not putting that in there, but they are
putting the SP three hybridized carbon atoms, which can be
made synthetically and it can do what you're saying.
Speaker 3: And as we'll uncover.
Speaker 2: Throughout this, the way that light and everything works throughout
your system is you have an electronic delivery device, right,
that would be your cells. Okay, your cells are the
electronic delivery device in your body, and then you would
have an oxidative agent that would then create light. Luciferrase
is an oxidative agent that they use with the nanotechnology
that replicates what your cell is. So in other words,
they're taking a digital what your cells do, and they're
making a digital version, which is the nanotechnology, and they're
essentially hijacking your cells. And the luciferrase is the oxygen
aspect to that. It then creates light. And that's why
it's called luciferrase because it is a bioluminess an agent.
It's an enzyme that does create light. So it's interesting
how it really does mimic the way your body actually works. Literally,
and then to your point earlier, the blue light, the
blue roof and everything. I would imagine they use lasers
right that use a certain UV light, and that UV
light would probably be red and most likely it can't
interact necessarily with blue, being that it's the opposite, right,
m h and as.
Speaker 1: Will uncover what I mean by that later.
Speaker 2: But like your body, literally your bones heal themselves without
scarring at all because of light. So like it gets
really crazy, like mitochondria create light. Mitochondria is like the
basic cell block of life. It's the whole thing we're
going to uncover tonight. And so they're doing this with
technology though, so all this stuff we're looking at, we'll
see how they've actually done this.
Speaker 3: It's insane. Yeah, you know, there's something to it. I think,
you know, the you know, when the New Age says light,
love and truth, I think when it's talking about light,
there's something to it. But in a way to where
it's almost like an idea of the Denver Airport mural
where you see this Denver Airport mural and there's a
there's a rainbow that's casted over all of the people,
and the rainbow is in the shape of a brain
when you look at it like perpendicular and when you
look at it laterally, and the rainbow is made of
seven colors. You know, Alice Bailey has the seven rays right,
the Tibetan Buddhists have, you know, the rainbow body. You know,
there's like this idea of mystery religion where it merges
the rainbow, because the rainbow is the light spectrum. Exactly.
Speaker 1: We're gonna see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Dude. You're talking about something that literally I have in
my notes. It's so funny, so nice.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right, dude, Like that's so. There's a guy
named doctor Jack Cruise. Okay, and this guy did a
interview with Danny Jones. There's a four hour interview. Somebody
sent that to me. Shout out to whoever's in the
discord that did that, thank you. And so I listened
to the whole thing and I took a lot of
notes on it. Being that you're a guest on this,
I don't want to be too crazy with the notes,
so I'll probably skip through a lot of it. But
this guy, man, I mean I've covered, you know, the
Wachowski's or whatever their name is, Wachobi's, which is Susan
and Ann Withchobi that are connected to twenty three and
meter and Google and YouTube CEOs and stuff. And he
actually mentioned them when talking about this blue light attack
that we're involved in and how she's a part of it.
Speaker 1: And you know, these people are in the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: They're connected with like the study of DNA, and of
course it all gets into this topic that we're kind
of talking about today. Pump the Bass knows Jack Cruise. Please, hey,
hook me up with him, that'd be great. I heard
that he doesn't, you know, give his time out for
free though, so he may not.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, I'll give him a fee.
Speaker 3: But anyway, so.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 2: So he talked about Susan Machowski, the CEO of YouTube,
and her mother Esther, who was like the grandma of
Silicon Valley.
Speaker 3: Okay, her dad worked it CERN.
Speaker 2: Okay, so like there's a weird this whole family is
just interconnected with everything involving like DNA, CERN, you know,
Silicon Valley and the Internet. Okay, so it's a very
odd family. And her husband is the reason why blue
light is in everything. Okay, so that's like a big deal.
I forgot who her husband, Susan Wachowski is. I think
it's a serge a something I can't remember, but either way.
Speaker 1: It causes disease.
Speaker 2: Obviously, DARPA and the CIA and ARPA are connected with
these people as well. And he even says that, you know,
autism is caused by this blue light. That it actually
comes down to more this blue light, and we're gonna
get into how your body it literally does that. It's
kind of crazy. For instance, one crazy thing he said
is that your baby, when it's in the womb, it
doesn't actually gain any fat until the third trimester. But
in the third trimester there's something called like lectin, and
lectin actually sends out in the placenta. It actually makes
it to where only blue light can come in, and
that blue light makes it to where the baby starts
producing fat.
Speaker 1: Which explains why obesity is on the rise.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: And so when you look at like, oh, they're banning
incandescent lights and you can only use led lights and
you can only use blue based lights, there's actually a
very nefarious reason for all this, and we're gonna be
uncovering that today. But it's way deeper than you would think.
It's a biological thing. And life, you know, the essence
of life is I think light in creation is light.
Light itself is inherent to creation. You know, whenever you
see semen, you know it you know reaches the egg
and literally there's a spark of light at inception, right,
And so every living being produces light. There's seven forms
of light, as you mentioned, across the UV spectrum, and
that's the rainbow. One side is blue and the other
is kind of red, and of course the invisible lights
is where you get the indigo and all that black light,
et cetera. But red light has a lot of healing properties,
and so it would make sense that the opposite would
have the opposite, right, and so we'll get into all that.
But yeah, there's a lot of damaging effects of the
blue light stuff that he talks about.
Speaker 3: Do you want to I have it up here where
he's talking about how the human body creates light. Yeah,
on the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're definitely going to bring up Please bring up
some clips because I don't have those ready, but I
got a lot of other stuff for this, let's do it.
He talks about the Jewish mafia creating casinos in Las
Vegas and how they realize that if you use those
particular lights, it gets people to like stay all.
Speaker 1: Night, and they're the ones that figured out the whole
alcohol for free, et cetera. Right, So this guy's he's
on it.
Speaker 3: Explain how do we create light inside of our bodies?
That's easy. And why is that important everything?
Speaker 5: I mean, it allows you to live at high latitudes.
But if you think about it, it totally makes sense.
You have to know a little science. So there's this
guy named Fritz Pop. He's a biophysicist. He was big
in the sixties and seventies when Becker was doing his
work on bone. So when Becker came out and did
his seminal research and he showed that bone has a
P and N semiconductor, collagen and appetite, and that the
current is rectified, that told you as a scientist, that
means there's got to be a photoelectric effect happening on bone.
So he brought a physicist in because he didn't know
how to do it. I think the guy's name is
Charlie Bowman. Charlie Bowman comes in and checks it and goes,
look at this. When we check for the photo electric
effect both ways with collagen and with appetite, it glows
brown red, and when you do it the other way,
it glows blue. So he figured it out right away.
So what does Fritz Pop do? Well, If that's true,
then that means that we should have a light signature, like,
for example, anytime a doctor is listening to your podcast.
They're gonna say, well, I cut somebody open. I don't
see any light. Well you're not. You won't see it
because it's ultra weak biophotons. You know, you'd have to
have specialized equipment to see it. You need a photo multiplier.
So what does Fritz Pop do in the sixties? He
makes photo multipliers. He invents a machine that can do this. Yeah,
what does he do?
Speaker 2: They test like leaves and stuff. This is crazy, but yeah,
that's exactly what I was actually referring to. Good, good, Fine,
that was it. Yeah, no, yeah, I mean you could
play the rest of it where I could get into this.
Speaker 3: You're good, You're good, you can get into it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So okay, so.
Speaker 3: This guy's kind of interesting. Mm hmm. What are your
thoughts with this guy? With this guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't fully decided here and get into why.
I mean, he's got a lot of connections, you know self. Admittedly,
he has connections with Rick Rubin, he has connections with RFK,
he has connections. Oh oddly enough, he's got connections like
that go way back with you know, like Bobby Kennedy's family.
You know, he said something to Bobby where he knew
a phone call and he was able to specifically say
something about this phone call that only he and Bobby
would know. And so he's got this weird connection with
the Kennedy's. He's got a lot of information about the
Kennedy assassination that we'll probably touch a little bit on
as we go through what he talks about. But yeah,
and Jack Dorsey of Twitter, So a lot of connections.
You know this guy, you know, but I know how
I don't know how I feel about it. He's I mean,
like I said, he literally knew Susan Wochobi, who I
said was connected with this family, part of that family
that's interconnected with cern the Internet YouTube all that right,
twenty three.
Speaker 3: And meters Oh wow, Okay, Yeah, trying to see if
there's any connections with with him and Dan Sheehan, which, dude.
Speaker 2: This is crazy. I'm gonna have to have you like
did pump the base? You're gonna have to like email me,
dude or something. This is insane.
Speaker 1: So you know him and he's nefarious.
Speaker 2: I gotta know, like what you know, so you know,
you could say it in the chat or you can
email me. Sixty Agenda pod at gmail dot com up
to you. Anybody can feel free to hit me up
anytime with that. But dude, so he's talking about Vegas
right in the Blue Lights and how they figured all
this stuff out.
Speaker 1: Now check this out.
Speaker 2: He kind of connects this mind control with this stuff.
Now check this out. He talks about Plotkin who worked
with the Nazis and they used Peyoti and mind Control Gottlieb,
who's like Sidney Gottlieb, the guy from mind control MK
ultra stuff. He hired them to run it through the fifties.
So then darpaforms and fifty eight after all these studies,
all of a sudden, darpaforms, right, and what happens Then
they go hire Delgatto. Del Gatto makes these brain computer
interfaces that they can like stop a bull with, which
I've talked about recently on my show, which lead into
neuralink and this whole idea of like, you know, essentially
remote controlling people with implantables, you know, or frequencies. It
led into frequency technology and voice to skull technology. Right,
So this is how all this kind of evolves, right
with DARPA and these guys doing MK ultra and Blue
Light is a big part of this. And so anyway,
because whenever you go look, they use a lot of
strobing lights and stuff to change different aspects of your
brain waves, and so they've studied.
Speaker 3: This a lot.
Speaker 2: So I mean that's why when you could go to
therapy and you can do like healing, psychological healing by
looking at red lights and they talk about your memories
and your traumas and then it heals you.
Speaker 1: Right, So there's literally an aspect to that that's real, right.
Speaker 3: So yeah, yeah, yeah, I see what you're saying. I
see what you're saying. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, that is one thing about him, pump the base.
Speaker 2: He's into bitcoin and stuff, and I'm not into any crypto.
So I think that's one odd thing that about him
that I'm like, Eh, you're too plugged in with the
tech bros, buddy.
Speaker 1: For Jack.
Speaker 3: I mean, but you see here, pull it up, trying
to look up something real quick because you made me
think of something. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Uh So, Yeah, they're working on Dogato's work wirelessly, of course,
and that's where we're at today. And then they tried
to figure out can you do this with light alone?
Speaker 1: And that's what we're going to be covering after that,
So go ahead.
Speaker 3: You know, I think that it's possible that MK ultra
experiments can be done like even on us, like on
our phones, Like do you even think, like do you
think that's possible? Well, that's what through our funds and
our optics right now. You know, it's got to be
at least it's got to be sophisticated enough to get
to that level.
Speaker 2: In my thought, Well, that was the next question, Can
we do this with light alone? Can we affect the
mind with light alone? Like mind control? And the answer
is yes, And that's kind of what we're going to
be covering for the rest of the show after this.
But yeah, dude, that's exactly right. Your phone is what
it's like a little light screen. Hm.
Speaker 1: It's true light, a lot of blue light by the way,
and you know that's why.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well I found it interesting too that the quantum
dot technology, right, like, they range from one to ten
nanometers and I think nanometers and when they change in
each size, so when they go from one or two
or three, they're distinct from one another because their sizes
are different. So when they emit light, right, they emit
it in a different color. So that's why there's like
when you see these things put in test tubes with
liquid inside of them, you can and emitted with blue
light or ultraviolet light, you'll see like the color of
a rainbow, which is kind of interesting. I don't know
that's exactly these things. They read it through, you know. However,
these things assembol they give off the symbol, and it
gives off a It's information. It's how information it's passed
around on computers. It builds its own algorithm, right in
some sort of way. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an interconnect yeah, I mean I think you
know some of it. Like we talked about with the
plasma episode, you could get it to the point of sentience, right,
what is this? They're just trying to make it sentient
in a weird way. I mean, that's that plasma conversation
we just had.
Speaker 3: So like, what is the thought of putting a cell
phone in your body? Like, how does that make sense? Right?
But really the body is a computer, so it makes
perfect sense. Like, I think it's perfectly possible.
Speaker 2: Well, it's the idea of primordial knowledge. Primordial knowledge is
when you receive knowledge just by a knowing, and you
don't necessarily can't really apply words do it necessarily.
Speaker 1: It's the idea of like that.
Speaker 2: Could be given to you by God or like, you know,
by the divine, but you know they want to give
it to you with technology.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah. Neph Hunter says that your phone constantly flashing
in the red light at you when you're looking at it,
and that's one hundred percent true. I actually saw that
firsthand because when my daughter was young, right, she faces
backwards in the car when we're driving. Well, our little
digital you know screen that we have a camera back
there watching her. It went out one day and so
my wife went back there with her phone to check
on my daughter. And when she was back there, the
screen turned back on, so I could see my wife
and she was flashing her light, like her screen light,
you know, on my kid to not wake her up.
And the screen was just strobing lights at my kid's face.
And I was like, Oh, it's real, yep, that's all
it is. It's real. I mean, like it's an infra
red light that's trying to pick up your face right now.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is a good one. Their frequency weapons. Get
some blue light blockers they work. Shout out oscar dude. Yeah,
then Hey, I got blue light blockers at my work
because you know, it's just blue lights everywhere, you know,
and I've got safety glasses I have to wear, so
I just got I got these ones that block blue light,
and you know it helps, but yeah, it's just dude,
you can feel the difference and you could tell is
doing something to you. I remember, back in the beginning
of my studies into all this, there was some CIA
documents that I found that involved MK ultra and mind
control with devices on your face kind of like the oculus,
very similar to the oculus. I found one from the
Soviet CIA document where on their face was like a
diagram of the device that they used, and it looks
just like the oculus that they use for VR right.
So VR to me is just an extension of the
MK ultra stuff. So the the basis of my studies
started with stuff like that. So it really formed my
understanding of this, and I think that's why I've been
led into this understanding a lot faster, because I hapen
to find certain things that other people may not have
found right away that really built the foundation of this.
And so I look at like the idea of light
strokes and how it can enter into your you know,
your your mind. Your eyes are connected straight to your
nervous system, you know, so you're interacting with your nervous
system with lights to your eyes instantly. So this can
affect you in all kinds of ways depending on the frequencies.
As somebody said, light is just frequency. That's why it's
called the li Fi conspiracy.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, and culture is very interesting, man, Like
I think it was. It's definitely an occult h experiment,
the whole thing. And I and I think that, you know,
I'm not sure, Like I think that the Nazis had
something to do with it, you know, I think that
the Nazis and what we got from them, again, like
this is a part of the narrative, right, It's all
part of all the conspiracies of what were supposed to believe.
So I don't know, but I think that I think
it's possible that they came over and what America did
is they they saw their plan on how to globally
try to take over the world, you know, like and
so so I think mk Ultra was a part of that.
And I'm wondering if mk Ulta was something that developed,
you know in its stages from a bluebird to being
mk ultra, you know, with psychedelics being involved in all
of this kind of stuff art to choke, right, yeah, yeah,
I mean that's Andrea Puharich and all this kind of stuff.
But maybe the whole, maybe the whole plan behind it
was how do we connect two you know that that
astral realm but still live here in the physical. I
don't know, because when you think of it, you know,
the Council of Nine is involved with all that stuff.
There are entities that are involved in the people behind
the research of mk Ultra, you know, is it is
it a way to explore how how not only drugs
can control people, but now how we can create technology
that function like the drugs to now control people, you know,
Mancharian candidates and all this kind of stuff. It's really
interesting and and and maybe that's something that they want
to work on so that you know when this maybe
it has a lot to do with the market of
the beast, is what I'm saying, you know, where you know,
it'll it'll have these capabilities to unplug you and then
and just operate you like an operator like a queen
does to a hive. It's like a bee in a
queen in a hive has some sort of like free
freedom or you know, free thing or whatever. But when
the queen does sends those pheromones, Dude, like you're now
connected and you're you're manipulated. So right, maybe that's how
they want society to go. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's exactly what I think, dude, And that's where
all this leads. So they started discuss discussing if light
itself could do it, and so light does work by itself.
Blue light destroys h oh. I was like, I can't
read my all writing here. Dopamine reward tracks in the brain.
So like this is why we're always like on our phones,
attention disorders, all these different things from constant input dopamine
receptors are getting trashed all the time. And so there's patents,
you know with meta Google and everything that own patents
regarding you know, not mind control with this stuff, but
definitely like the ability to manipulate and things like that.
But also Google formed in nineteen ninety five Stanford kids
were giving money for creating a large algorithm, right, which
is kind of what we're just talking about. This self
creating algorithm. Well, let's started in ninety five, dude, But
Stanford Research Institute was involved with that, which is heavily
involved with MK ultra studies. And so as you go,
you got Obama of course, that gets rid of the
incandescent lights recently. And there's something called the Marshmallow experiment, right,
and during the Obama administration he authorized I'm trying to
find what it's called. I think it's called the Human
Human Potential Brain Health Initiative.
Speaker 3: Can you look that up? Brain Health Initiative.
Speaker 2: So this was started with Obama and a lot of
it operates in South America. And so this Jack Cruse
guy was trying to say that that's why they're flooding
a lot of immigrants from South America here because they're
all like mind controlled people from I don't believe that,
but he was trying to posit that that's the thing.
But they do have this Brain Health Initiative program, which
I believe is like a part part of this mind
control stuff. He says that the CEO like leaders all
have to go through something called the Marshmallow experiment, which
is essentially where you get turned into.
Speaker 1: Like a puppet, a mind controlled puppet.
Speaker 2: And it's this idea of delay gratification. You know, have
you heard of the marshmallow experiment? You give a kid
a marshmallow and you see if they could like take
if they'll wait for the second. You know, they get
more marshmallows the more they wait. So it's delayed gratification experiment.
And so they go through things like similar to that.
They turn them into kind of like little mind controlled
managers of the masses.
Speaker 3: It's interesting. Yeah, so this is what Jack Cruz was
talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we'll just kind of skim past a lot
of this stuff, but he goes into a lot of
history with all this stuff. I r unconscious Tavistock's connection
with Bilderberg and all this other stuff.
Speaker 3: But I've got my notes here I'll pull out. I'm
trying to find some connections on this guy, because you said,
the RFK stuff that you mentioned earlier is like a
huge buzz thing.
Speaker 1: Weird man.
Speaker 2: He went through a lot of telling me he went
through a lot. He's not but he knows a lot
about all this stuff. I mean he was talking about
you know, it gets crazy, dude. I mean he was
talking about like fast acting cancers and how fast. I mean,
I'm gonna have to just do a breakdown of this
whole interview sometime because it's its own show. But anyway,
so we have a DC current in our body is
something that he pushes a lot too, and so red
and purple are like the antidote for this blue light.
And Becker, this guy he talks a lot about, was
working on bone, finding that bone has a P and
an n semiconductor collagen and appetite or what the P
and N represent, and this current gets rectified, right, so
there's a photo electric effect that happens in the bone.
So in other words, brown and red like light essentially
is what produces the collagen that heals the bone, and
so blue would be like negative, it would actually impact
the bone in a negative way. So fall and multiplier
machine is what he was talking about in that video
you showed where all living things create light. So this
is how it happens what we were talking about up above,
and also the mitochondrial DNA aspect. It creates the light
from breaking electrons and protons down with food.
Speaker 1: So the way they do this is.
Speaker 2: How I mentioned earlier oxygen and electron chain transport on
your show, I was talking about electronic chain transports and
how they've created these nanoparticles that can act as synthetic
electron chain transports. And then they use luciferrase, which you
mentioned earlier, which is the oxygen catalyst to this, and
this is what it needs oxygen and electron. So sp
three hybridized carbon atoms work with luciferrayse and imitate what
the cells do and create this transport system of information
just like your cells do. So that was my cell
membrane episode and how it works. But it's doing it
with light and biophotons and all these other things, right,
so very like sciencey crazy, but this is I hope
I broke it down a way that makes sense. Like
this is how your body, first of all, sends messages
to itself through the cells. But this is how they're
creating a technology that can hijack that system and imitate
exactly what it does.
Speaker 3: And this is through what just graphite? Is this? Like?
How is this in what way? How is it replicated?
How does it replicate a cell?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: What what does it replicates?
Speaker 2: It could self replicate self replicating nanoparticles is a real thing.
So the nanoparticles themselves are the cell replicate like the cell.
Speaker 3: It's a cell. So look at the nanoparticles as.
Speaker 2: A cell, right, And so what they do is they
imitate what the cell does. Some of them actually go
into the cell membrane and hijacket so they can go
into the blood brain barrier. And so this is the
idea of the vaccinated people that injected themselves with this.
And then all of a sudden you have this because mRNA.
Speaker 1: You could look this up.
Speaker 2: I talked about this in cell membrane and show mRNA
has SP three hybridized nanoparticles.
Speaker 1: Carbon atoms rather you I will, I will, and I'll
show you that. Yes it does.
Speaker 2: And so when you understand what that is and what
it does, now sugar backbone, so like there's some things
that naturally it gets produced by, but they can do
it synthetically and create it as a messenger system, which
is what they did with m RNA.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: So this is what I was talking about the last show.
People are lying, So you know there's always a lie
and there's always a truth. Hold on, I'll pull up
the study in a minute.
Speaker 1: You know, there's always a lie and there's always a truth.
Speaker 2: The lie is that they put graphene oxide inside the
vaccines SP two hybridized carbon atoms. No, the truth is
they put SP three hybridized carbon atoms in it, which
you can find everywhere. But this can also be used
for the same technology that people say the graphene oxide is.
Speaker 3: Being used for. Interesting.
Speaker 1: So from what I've been reading, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: All right, so let me see here. I'm on what
does the SP three hybridized carbon atom look like? All right? Okay?
Speaker 2: So ones that one is a tetrahedral shape, so it
really comes down to what the shape is, right, So
let me go to duk duck go because for some
reason it's searching in Yahoo.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the hell there you go get.
Speaker 2: All right, so we should be able to find a
study on here. I had an NIH study where they
found them inside of structural dynamics molecular simulations.
Speaker 1: RNA whatever it's in there.
Speaker 2: I talked to go look at my cell membrane episode
I covered that, okay, So let's look at SP three
carbon atoms versus SP two. One's triangular and two D
which is the graphenox side, and one of them is tetrahedral,
which is more three D. So that's really it's really
just about how the atoms come together, if that makes sense, gotcha.
Speaker 3: And so these things are attached to the cell. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So look you have h this might be a better
Here we go, so this one, well SP two here,
So see how the SP two is. Let me go
ahead and pull this up because these images suck. All right,
here you go. So you've got one that's got like
a bunch of how it all comes together here, and
then you have one that's more simple like this, right, so,
and it's just it's just how they do it.
Speaker 1: There's really no difference, dude.
Speaker 2: It's essentially the same thing as what I've kind of
been trying to show is like, what is the difference here?
Speaker 1: We're splitting hairs. We're splitting hairs, is what it is.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that's something I covered recently on another show.
But regarding the light and li fi stuff, let's get
into all that. So every living cell emits an ultra
weak biophoton in UV light, which means biology makes UV light,
so it can't be toxic. So when Bill Gates says
we're going to spray the guys with reflecting nanoparticles, so
that way the sun can't get here because u V
light's bad.
Speaker 3: You know that that's anti human. Uh you know agenda
there right mm hmm. So look at Fi right now,
like is it light fidelity? Is that what it is?
Li Fi? I'm about to put Yeah, I'm about to
never heard of this, so I'm looking it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm about to pull that up right now. All right,
So light fidelity. So there's a tracking patent that they
have and I'll pull it up in a minute. But
it primarily focuses on visible light communications so it can
deliver It can deliver high accuracy indoor positioning systems kind
of like your Wi Fi does. Your Wi Fi can
only track you in your house if you have these
type of lights, right, you know how they talk about
your WiFi can see where you're at in your house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've even seen this is how they do the
footage of it, you know, because like it breaks it down,
how it picks up things is like almost like a
stick figure, Like it looks like stick figures are walking
around the house, but it picks up people like it
could pick up people.
Speaker 2: Yep, exactly what I'm saying exactly and they can't do
that with incandescent at least I don't think they can
unless they were able to figure out a way to
do it like this.
Speaker 1: But so let me go find this pattern here.
Speaker 3: That was a big thing too. You know when COVID
was going down, was I think the power companies were
I think something past. I think some sort of law
past where all the new construction and all that kind
of stuff had to be updated with a smart meter
or of something like that, to where now even I
think our meters and our homes are reading what we're
doing in our houses, Like if you hit a switch,
that data and information that gets it goes back somewhere. Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's the Internet of Things idea too, right,
that's why everything's that's what everything has. A MAC idea
now electronic device compromising, So it talks about lighting device
like your light capable of illuminating a room, and it's
a photo detector like a photo detector, so it's got
an ultra band wide band PULLS transmitter essentially is what
the light is. And then you have an ultra wiband
pulse receiver and I guess that would be like connectable
to the internet. So kind of like your Wi Fi,
which is probably how your WiFi again is looking at
where you're at in your home. That's the receiver, because
ultraiband receiver would be your WiFi I mean.
Speaker 3: So that's why they're so closely named.
Speaker 2: By the way they're interconnecting, they're working together. Now check
this pattern out. This one I was going to get
into later, but it's right here. Smart contact lenses can
transfer data using li Fi. So a smart contact lens
can transfer data with li Fi a computer implemented method
pairing a smart contact lens with a.
Speaker 1: Remote control of remote computing device.
Speaker 2: The smart lens includes a data receiving device in a
light transmitting device. So again it's the whole receiving and transmitter,
which can be a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: That's why they want to put this shit in your
body too, because these become the transmitters and the receivers too. Yeah,
So the Internet of things, internet of bodies all interconnects
with this internet of bionanical, bio biological, nano things, which
is another one that we'll get into as well.
Speaker 3: What do you think the sensors are like the smart dust, Like,
like I get the smart dust, but what do you
think like the patent sensors are talking about.
Speaker 2: Well, the sensors are literally the smart dust like they
are the little satellites, right.
Speaker 3: But how do you how do you like? Because according
to the patent you have, it retrieves body activity data
and then that from the sends you cryptocurrency. So how
the sensors, right? But the light all the light.
Speaker 2: Does is makes it to where the sensors can be
received and transmitted from in two what are they?
Speaker 1: What is the light illuminating the sensors.
Speaker 2: That's why the lucifer raise no, right, lights up the
nanotechnology which is the sensors, right, So the light interacts
with the other light so they can interconnect the data connect.
That's how you get the bitcoin because all it's a
mesh system where everything works together so it can know
what's going on.
Speaker 3: Does that make sense?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess I'm thinking that the bitcoin or the
cryptocurrency is going to be in the I'm thinking of
like a device rather than something that's being like like
a sensor in the way that you're talking about. I'm
thinking of like a device, actual device. So I see
what you're saying though, because the crypto just has to
because the information. It could get transferred to my phone.
You know, I could mind the crypto on my phone.
I don't have to. I've had this. I have the
sensor in me. You know, like I'm already you know
what I'm saying. It can connect to a different device.
Speaker 2: I see what you're saying, right, And these are they're
making the devices smaller, so you're when you think of
a device, you are rendered a device though, like you
said earlier, yea through this interconnected web of systems and
you become a node in this whole web. It's not
about like one technology, right, It's not about just the
smart dust or just the nanotechnology.
Speaker 1: It's about all of it.
Speaker 2: How it comes together with the li fi and it
makes this system to where biodigital convergence is possible.
Speaker 3: Gotcha. I see what you're saying. Yeah, you're saying it's
it's weird. It's weird.
Speaker 2: So it gets deep and this is the this is
the interconnect. This is how they're doing it right. So
like you know, like we talk all the time about
the spiritual aspect that you know, this is the this
is the way they're doing it both mind, body and technology.
Speaker 1: Great leptin, Remember I said leptin earlier.
Speaker 2: That's what that's what produces in the placenta to make
it to where you only get blue light as a
baby to perform fat enhancement. Well, Latin mel shit, lettin, melanocortin,
which is like melanin and core no, I don't know
what corton would be. Is the primary brain circuit regulating
appetite and energy expenditure. So this blue light effects of course,
are you know limbics not limbic. What's the system that
people get thyroid disorders and ship from thyroid? So it
affects that system right where that's why people get thyroid.
Speaker 3: Disorders, you know what I mean? Fat system?
Speaker 1: I think, yes, lymphatic system.
Speaker 2: And so these are the different ways that it Obviously
you got your glucose and energy balance that it would affect.
You've got your sunlight and pepti production, right, so this
would actually affect the amount of vitamin D you're able
to convert from the UV light from the sun. So
all this stuff really is like little things that add up,
right m hm. And that's kind of what we're like
running through here. But crazy, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah? The li fi like what is that exactly,
I'm looking at pictures.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's look deeper into that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, li Fi?
Speaker 1: What exactly is li fi? I mean, it's just light.
Speaker 3: Right, It's funny when you look at pictures are online.
It's like a cell phone.
Speaker 1: So here's how it works.
Speaker 2: Li Fi utilizes visible light communication VLC visible light communication
to send information the light flickers that are speed imperceptible
to the human eye. Remember how we talked about the
frequencies of the light flickering. The light flickers at are
speed imperceptible to the human eye, encoding data in the process, dude.
And so the technology can be particularly useful in environments
where radio frequency communications is limited or undesirable, or you
could create a mesh system at such a high level
if you have this stuff immersed everywhere, right, and that's
where we're at. Wow, so light this light the only
LED can do it, right. The incandescent light bulbs aren't
built the same as these LED because LED lights. Let's
look up what a LED is. Just like your TV.
You have the liquid crystal display system that's the same
style of of you know, same thing, gotcha, gotcha, let's
see LED explained.
Speaker 3: It's funny. The guy that he won a Nobel Prize
for creating the quantum dot technology.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they use semiconductors to make light. That's crazy. Sorry, yeah,
that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Well that's that's what a quantum dot pretty much is,
is the siconductor exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's like what dude, that's like what all that's
in Semiconductors are a digital version of like I can't
remember if it's your cell or something in your body.
Speaker 1: So it's like very interconnected.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a patent that identification pattern that I mentioned earlier,
you know that the tracking of everything like this, it
connects to a ledger. It'll it connects to a qd
X ledger, which is a blockchain associated with the quantum dots.
Really yeah, so it like I don't know, this could
be like what it sounds like is the future of
the barcode system. And what it does is it validates
everything that's put into production and put into you know,
like stores and stuff. Is you can track something from
its from its creation for example, almost literally like a
birth certificate for a human, but you create it for
goods so that you know it's validated and it's uh,
it's it's it's one hundred percent what it is. You
know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude, it's insane. Yeah, it's a weird thing
because like, first of all, I don't think most people
even understand what the hell technology they're using every day anyway.
So then whenever you know, you start to try to
get it, it's like then there's another layer to it
where it's like you're telling me, there's like a biological
aspect of this too.
Speaker 3: It's insane. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we got chip based integrated photonics, so it manipulates
light rather than electrons using microscopic wave guides. So it's
built on materials like silicon. Of course, as always, it
can be a nano size and it can slash power
consumption of course, so this is perfect for AI quantum
computing and six G telecommunications. And so this gets back
into the whole idea of like nanophotons, right and light
are right, this is telecommunications. You could do all this
stuff and if you have everything led lights everywhere, then
you're able to of course keep the communication system going
with li fi, which is as we just explained, the
communication system right right.
Speaker 1: Li fi is the communicating system.
Speaker 2: So when you have li fi everywhere through LEDs, you
make this type of stuff possible to create a mesh system.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: And the more they do this, by the way, the
more that they're able to digitally replicate God's creation, which
is then how they're able to, of course create the
simulation matrix that we always talk about on a esoteric level.
Speaker 3: Right right, right, dude, I'm reading this patent. Dude in it.
It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Which one.
Speaker 3: Let me see it's uh yeah, let me see if
I could share this. Where are you? Oh yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Your work, you f said, my work contract.
Speaker 3: The tools we have with Bluetooth, now that's crazy. Oh wow.
Speaker 2: I use the old I use the old wrenches and
ship like that machining, we got the old tech.
Speaker 3: See if I can find a picture of what this
looks like.
Speaker 2: Using quantum dots for identification authentication, Yeah, and tracking of objects.
It's so funny because they I'll show you a patent
here they can use live FI to track objects and geolocation.
Speaker 3: Well, I think this is talking about Live five, but
in a way like it's.
Speaker 1: Sure, do a do a control? Do a control s?
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know, I have MAC. I don't know
if that works. Oh, come on, I know it's a computer.
It don't work. What is it?
Speaker 1: Control f.
Speaker 3: Nothing came up nothing.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, that's insane.
Speaker 2: What do you got to program your You got to
program your own hot keys on your.
Speaker 3: Actually, but but you can kind of like see here,
it's it's it's it's weird, man. So you know these
these quantum dots, just imagine them all kind of like
on everything that's a part of the blockchain system, that's
a part of buying and selling.
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, it's got you literally essentially have a
barcode attack attached to you that's specific to the consumers
that when you buy or sell, it has the identity
of the consumer that bought or sold.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, And right here you'll see, for example, the
quantum dots when exposed to UV light emit light, having
a specific set of colors, color characteristics. N Now, it's
it's weird. We underestume, we underestume how important light is
and what. Well, it's kind of like what you said earlier.
You know, the quantum dots can also emit light across
the entire spectrum, so it is possible to have emissions
that are undetectable by the human eye. Although the spectral
signature may be embedded in specific variations across the spectrum.
But it goes on and on, and there's a distributor, Ledger, blockchain, YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 2: You know what's so ironic about this is you've got
a guy who's talking about how light can be used
for mind control, and.
Speaker 3: Look, look, look, look. The quantum reader may also be
integrated into smartphones or other mobile devices. For example, the
blue light generated by a mobile phone can be used
to activate dots, and the built in camera can differentiate
emitted lights. So look at our technology with our phones
right now, are already adaptable to this? Yep, you know
you know?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ear No, they have quantum dot technology on Nike Attire.
I saw people talk about that in the chat. There's
Nike Attire where they have patents for quantum dot technology,
so that way they know exactly who's sure it is
pair of shoes. It is right, like everything becomes a
mesh in the system. Everything is going to be a
part of this. There's not going to be one thing.
Speaker 3: You know what's crazy is is Elon Musk mentioned that
he wants pretty much like half the GDP to flow
through x at some point in the future, so X
will be something that will be interacting, buying and selling banking.
Speaker 1: He wants it to be the one app for everything.
Speaker 3: Well, it says right here in the patent, a mobile
app on this I mean a mobile app on the
mobile phone can then detect the spectral responses patterns quantum
dots in a particular product. The app may also include
a combination of authenticator and a wallet. For example, the
quantum wallet can include tokens that are tied to the
QDX ledger for use in tokenization of objects or transactions.
So what I'm saying is it's talking about an app.
We don't know what app that is.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, No, it's coming. I think it's here, we
just don't know it yet. So as we were talking
about earlier, is it possible to perform mind control tactics
with light alone? Well, we've got this little article here
that came up here scientists tests mind control with light
no surgeries required. That's insane, dude. So this is in
twenty twenty. They had this come out Neuroscience. It's from
freethink dot com. Talks about how Carl daserth once controlled
brain cells in a peatrie dish using light. Now, nearly
two decades later, his research is early demonstrating next level
mind control by manipulating brain signals in a living mouse
with lasers, no surgery required. So this is I think,
you know, the same kind of idea with what we
were talking about with you know, the red light therapy stuff.
Speaker 1: Even for therapy.
Speaker 2: Researchers even projected artificial experiences in mice's minds using a
technique called inception, I mean optogenetics.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's funny, they're trying to be funny.
Speaker 2: Optogenetics is a biological technique that uses light of different
frequencies to control genetically modified brain cells. To modified neurons
have light sensitive proteins called opsins. Light pulses can simulate
stimulate rather the opsince which in turn can cause a
neuron to fire or not. And these lasers that they
use hit individual brain cells and trigger or stop new
patterns in the brain. So they're able to control the
mind with light, is what's happening. This is Delgado's work
perfected through light. Interesting, So in other words, light genetic
engineering equals mind control. Well, isn't that funny because that
seems to be exactly what they study, isn't it when
you merge all this together, that is where we're at.
So if genetic engineering is important for mind control, and
we know that Epstein studied that. Of course DNA heavily
involved with the family I spoke about earlier, who was
also involved with DNA and blue light, it seems that
maybe that's the agenda here.
Speaker 3: Hmm, that's wild to think of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's another Stanford University bio engineer. Right, So
you have this Stanford Research Institute, Stanford University.
Speaker 3: What's the deal with smart cities? Like is that even
a thing? Still?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Like smart cities like like are.
Speaker 3: They actually like is this actually happening?
Speaker 1: Do you know what practice is?
Speaker 3: You are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You talked about it on the show one time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it's it's very similar to that, where like
practice is these companies that these ceo ran cities, right,
and so it's very similar to the stuff that Curtis
Jarvin talks about that he proposes, right, and that's this
idea that we need to have a patchworks system that's
ran by CEO kings, so in other words, corporate kings. Right,
And look at the practice symbol here, right, You've got
the thousand points of Light coming out, so it's very
similar to you know, of course, it traces right back
to this whole Nazi you know, and as I talked
about with Tim Tim Constantine on his show, there's a
Nazi connection with a lot of these guys who have
started these practice towns. And then you see this thousand
points of Light with the X and you think of
you know Bush, hw Bush and how he talked about
a new order of the world, a thousand points of
light will rule the world, and his dad funded the Nazis,
And what did Hitler say? He called a new world order?
So I think this is a multi generational connected thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, us say that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So when you look at this and you think
about that, you put it all together, and then you
look at this town and what it is, it starts
to make a lot of sense what this dark Enlightenment
is pushing for. And who is in the dark Enlightenment.
Elon Musk, right, we just talked about him. You have
Peter teal right, and of course we all know about
Peter Tile, So it's like so obvious what's going on here?
Speaker 3: Right? Who came up with the name dark Enlightenment? Is
that just like a where did that come from? You know?
Speaker 2: We could look at Oh wait, I thought I was
sharing this screen. Here, hold on a second, because I
want you to see this this image here. Sorry, you know,
let me look that up real quick. But here, look
at this. Why do you see that image?
Speaker 3: No? I don't see it. Nope, it says the Dark Enlightenment,
also known as the neo Reactionary Movement or n r X,
is an anti democratic, anti egalitarian in reactional philosophy.
Speaker 2: Curtis Jarvin made it. Yeah, Curtis Jarvin created it.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 1: And again that's the Curtis Jarvin's Dark Lightning.
Speaker 3: Yes, curs.
Speaker 2: And so the same people who wrote Like again I
talked about Susan's husband who's connected with Google, the CEO
of Google. He co wrote a book with Kissinger. Okay,
Kissinger and him co wrote a book called Genesis. First
of all, do you see the symbol here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, I see it.
Speaker 2: Okay, So let me look up the Genesis book. We're
going to come back to practice at practice in a second.
But I want to tie all this together. Genesis by Kissinger.
So if you look at this book, the image on
the book is very similar to why I just showed you, right,
But it's a rainbow color, right, the light spectrum, and
who's on it?
Speaker 3: You have Craig Schmidt.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Eric Schmidt, Craig Mundy, and Henry Kissinger wrote
this book. Well, Eric Schmidt was like a CEO of Google,
connected with the husband, of course of Susan Wachobi, who again,
these people are all connected with this light and mind
control and DNA study.
Speaker 1: And we just said light.
Speaker 2: And genetic modification is how you do mind control here
and in Genesis. By the way, I forgot to mention
this is what I was gonna say. In this book
here Kissinger talks about what a dark enlightenment is, and
he says that the dark enlightenment will be created by
the AI because we're gonna essentially give all of our.
Speaker 3: We're gonna I.
Speaker 1: Need to look and go look at what exactly he said.
Speaker 2: I don't want to misword him, but he essentially said
that the dark enlightenment is us devolving in our understanding
of reality and knowledge because of our usage not even
if AI. I forgot what he said it was from,
but he said it'll create a dark enlightenment. And he's
talking about this idea. It's different than what Curtis Jarvin.
Speaker 3: Says, so like a society that's like, uh, just not active,
like a society that's dumbed down, Like it's like, what
do you mean?
Speaker 2: And animalistics is yeah, like kind of let me go
ahead and pull that up because.
Speaker 3: Let me see here, there's only huh who said it?
Speaker 2: It was Kissinger, Yeah, and you could probably find it
on AI honestly, because it's he doesn't have I found
his pdf right here. Okay, let me look it up
Control dark Enlightenment. Okay, let's find this. I'm curious, all right,
give me one second here and I'll pull it up.
Because when I read this, I was like flabbergasted because
I'm like, oh, everybody's understanding what the dark Enlightenment really
is is like flawed because they just think of Curtis Jarvin,
but he explains what a darken Enlightenment is to him.
Speaker 1: Let me see here, dark Enlightenment. Come on, I know
it's in here.
Speaker 2: Okay, here it is Okay, here it is here, it
is found it AI's objective capacity to reach new and
accurate conclusions about our world and inhuman methods not only
disrupts our reliance on scientific method as it has been
pursued continuously for five centuries, but also challenges the human
claim to an exclusive or unique grasp of reality.
Speaker 3: What can this mean? Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: So we've relived on the scientific method for understanding our
reality for a long time, but as we use AI.
AI does not have the capacity to do that right,
It runs simulation, does simulations based off data.
Speaker 3: What can this mean?
Speaker 2: Well, the age of AI not only fail to propel
humanity forward, but instead catalyze a return to a pre
modern acceptance of unexplained authority. In short, are we or
might we be on the precipice of a great reversal
in human cognition, a dark enlightenment.
Speaker 1: That is, to me, the definition of the dark enlightenment.
Speaker 2: It is us relying on in accepting unexplained authority, the
spiritual hierarchy or these CEO kings are going to tell
us what to do through the programming of AI.
Speaker 3: So that's what he's saying. That's basically he's saying it's
a possibility.
Speaker 2: He's not saying it's going to happen, but he's saying
it's a possibility cause you gotta says you got to
understand he supports AI, He supports this whole thing. But
he's saying, is it possible that we're going to rely
so much on AI that it could actually be controlled
by people who could essentially exert their authority over us
through changing what our understanding of reality is. Because our
understanding of reality will be rendered through AI, people like
people in college right now are learning about you know
whatever through AI, and then they're forgetting everything right. And
so my point is it's this idea of you're building
your basis of understanding of reality off of something that
can't experience reality with you, and it's been programmed by people.
And so he's saying, is it possible that this would
be a reversal in human cognition leading to a dark enlightenment?
Speaker 1: And I think that is exactly where we're headed.
Speaker 3: Gotcha? Okay, I see what he says saying, right right right,
crazy dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the definition of dark enlightenment to me. Now,
Curtis Jarvin has hijacked that and Elon Musk and all them,
and I don't really know what their whole purpose is
besides being the unexplained authority as it says.
Speaker 3: Right here, Well, how would Elon get dragged into it?
You know, like like his position.
Speaker 2: He calls himself dark Maga for a reason, you know. Yeah,
But also Elon Musk and Peter Teel are connected pretty closely.
They both started PayPal together, and Peter tele has quoted
and talks about Curtis Jarvin being like an influential thinker
in his life, and so he's close with Elon Musk,
and then they both have this dark Maga, dark enlightenment
kind of concept, and they're both accelerationists, the one to
end democracy and implant this AI government technocratic state.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, they're super interconnected here.
Speaker 3: I see, I see, I see what I see what's
going on? I see, I see what's going on here. Yeah,
there's there's there're partners that created the money app to
then circle back around to the money app again in
my opinion, But but they're gonna wait AI and they're
going to drag this stuff into it. You see what
I'm saying, Like.
Speaker 2: How did palentiner get created? If you go listen to
Joe Lonsdale, he said he created palent here because they
had a lot of fraud on PayPal, so they had
to create some kind of security system on PayPal, and
that became talent here, dude. So to your point, it
went money money security, technocratic police state. Back to money security,
technocratic police state. Right, so, yes, you're exactly right.
Speaker 3: Right right, it's it's gonna circle back around it started.
Oh man, they're gonna drag a bunch of other things,
new things, new technology. Yes, that's wild, man.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to that practice explanation that we were
gonna Yeah, dude, it's just insane how all this interconnects.
And again, go listen to my episode with Tim Coen
on his show, we talked about practice in their Nazi
ties and I mean Peter Teel literally came from Frankfurt, Germany.
Speaker 1: Dude, like during the Nazi regime.
Speaker 2: His dad was his dad was a chemical engineer during
that time. Oh wow, So you got a lot of
the usual suspects. You know, people from Stanford, Harvard, Cambridge, Oxford,
and these are people that are a part of this.
Speaker 1: Practice.
Speaker 2: Founder Drayden Brown isn't the charismatic speaker and accomplished businessman.
And then he's big on promises and light on specifics,
so he might be a shister.
Speaker 3: So it might not even be happening. It's really hard
to find any information us Practice, by the way, you
have to type in Practice city or something.
Speaker 2: So we got early investors right here, So that's good.
That's a that's a good start, because dude, look at
all these names here, guys. Twenty twenty three, The New
York Times revealed that Brown had praised nineteen point two
million for Practice's large back. Largest backer is Paradigm Operations.
Other investors include Pronomos Capital, backed by Peter Teel and
first led by Petrie Friedman, grandson of Milton Friedman, as
well as venture capitalists but Balaji shrina Vasan and Palenteer
co founder Joe Lonsdale that's the guy who talks about
how Pollenteer was created. Both associates of Peter Teal. So
all these guys are Peter Teal connected. In addition, Practice
received investments from Alameda Research backed by Sam Bank Friedman
Apollo Projects launched by Sam Altman. So you have these
usual suspects here that are trying to create their own
Like it says right here that Parisian enlightenment is supposed
to be the uh, the basis of what Practices ran
off of and me and him actually got into that
and what that means. We could get into that later,
but the main point being that you have all these
usual suspects and they're all like bro or Nazi bros.
Speaker 3: What is the Persian Enlightenment?
Speaker 1: All right, So let's look at that, the French Enlightenment.
Speaker 2: So it needs to be based off the French Enlightenment,
the Age of Enlightenment again, this is what gets back
into the dark Enlightenment. The movement is again it gets
back into the idea of Plato and the philosopher kings
that need to run society. But it's this inverted like
engineers become the philosophers and AI becomes the spiritual basis
that they run upon, right you know, So it's a
dark Enlightenment, it's not. It's an inverted version of this
Enlightenment period in France. And this is the age of
Enlightenment that everybody knows about. Right Monusco, you got Monusco
is the biggest one. But what else went on during
this time? Callis a fair Monusco Voltaire, philosopher's, poets, historians, artists,
all those things, right.
Speaker 5: Age.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, dude, I thought I pulled it up for you.
I suck. I got all these different tabs open. Here
you go.
Speaker 2: This is the French and light little Wikipedia of it.
But yeah, you got Voltaire, which was a philosopher, poet, historian.
You've got mondisco Mondesque. I'm probably not saying it right.
Linked to his theory of the separation of powers, all
heavily focused on the classification of governments around the world
and the rights for individuals to express themselves freely without
fear of punishment from their government. Well, that would be
cool if they meant it, But I don't think they
really take that part to heart, right, you know.
Speaker 3: What I mean?
Speaker 1: Slavery and Enlightenment. What do we got here?
Speaker 3: Whoa? Philosophers drew distinctions.
Speaker 2: Between I'm about to philosophers.
Speaker 1: I thought I was.
Speaker 3: I suck.
Speaker 2: Philosophers also drew distinctions between black and white people during
the Enlightenment as a way to justify slavery. That might
be what they want to bring back. The Enlightenment stood
on the idea that every but I don't think it'll.
Speaker 1: Be black and white. I think it'll be a little different.
Speaker 2: It stood on the idea that everyone deserved to have
freedom to think for themselves. And act in a way
that it benefit them. However, this was at a time
where slavery existed. As a result, philosophers like Voltaire began
researching the state of nature for humans in order to
prove that slavery wasn't going against the views of enlightenment. Wow,
the result of it, Oh oh, here we go, here
we go, this is the spiritual hierarchy. Voltaire wrote that
the difference between black and white people were the result
of a natural hierarchy, right right, right, So this is
the idea that certain people are meant to rule over others.
I believe this is what they want to bring back, dude.
So we got to be careful here. When we see
French enlightenment, we think, oh, good, well you didn't know
about that, did you.
Speaker 3: What do you think it's going to look like?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Like a like as like you know what I mean, Like,
what do you think the slavery is going to look like?
A cast system? Yeah? Yeah, a cast system?
Speaker 2: And the universal basic income would be a tiered system
where certain people get more than others, and those would
be the ones that are ruling. I mean, hello, we're
like doing all the work here, you know, right, you
know we're the guys. So when when Elon says that
the economy is going to ten x from AI and
all this other stuff, it doesn't mean we're going to
all benefit off of that, right. It means that it's
gonna ten x. It doesn't mean anything else. So the
economy could ten x and we could all stay just
as brokeer, more more poor, poor and poor while they
make ten x, and that could be very much a
part of this.
Speaker 3: So right, yeah, right, yeah. Because a lot of people
don't invest their money, they're not involved in you know,
I mean, right, some people are.
Speaker 2: Elon must say, don't waste your time involving or investing
in your retirement.
Speaker 3: It's not going to be there.
Speaker 2: So oh wow, I mean that he's openly said that, dude,
Holy And it's funny because like I've been saying that too, Like,
think about it, dude, to all that all the boomers,
all the boomers who invested in this system, Like have
you ever looked into when all this came about, like uh,
not taxes, but like four to one K retirement all
that stuff. It hasn't been around for more than like
two generations. So whenever you take that into consideration, right.
The people who were alive when the system started are
just now about to die. Yeah, and yeah exactly. And
so what happens COVID All of a sudden, a bunch
of old people start dying. You know, it's time to
start paying people that are retiring, isn't it. So all
of a sudden, these people that are starting to come
back and get their returns on the investment that they've
been putting in are not getting it. And they're coming
out and saying, there's gonna be a you know, financial
reset economically, don't even worry about don't even worry about
your retirement.
Speaker 1: It's not going to be there.
Speaker 2: So now they're saying the system's not going to be
here forever openly. And I've been saying to my wife
and shit, and I'm like, dude, this is a scam.
Speaker 1: That's what this is. This is a scam.
Speaker 2: They want me to put my money in there every
week for retire, iron Man, there's no guarantee that will
be there later. They've been seeding the mind, programming people's
minds with the idea that social security won't be there forever.
Speaker 3: Tradition goes man.
Speaker 2: I know, have you ever looked at Have you ever
looked at how much money comes out for Social Security?
Speaker 1: And you're telling me it might not be there?
Speaker 3: Oh I know, come on, dude, I'll lose it, I know.
Speaker 2: So you got to stop investing in the system, you
know what I'm saying, because the system is built to
extract everything it can from you and not give you
anything back. This is why you get a death tax,
this is why you get.
Speaker 3: Hit with so much stuff.
Speaker 2: They want to make it to where you get minimum
return on your investment, but you maximize your investment to
them though, right, So keep that in mind, dude, because
that's it just pisses me off to think about.
Speaker 3: To be honest, it does.
Speaker 2: It's just really because I know that that's what they're doing.
Speaker 1: It's like there's not a question in my mind. Yeah
you know so.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so not to mention the fact that, like,
have you ever looked at it? You can't cancel your
four one K while you're at the job. So like
right now, if I wanted to stop my four to
one k investment and stay.
Speaker 1: Done, I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't close my account right now at my work
unless I quit. Don't have to like leave, Yeah, you
have to leave your basically leave your job. So it's
even set up in a way where like the hook
line and syncret yet to hear.
Speaker 3: Right, right, it's just golly well, you know, I'm I'm
part of a pension, so I'm already You're said the
market to go down. I am lasts, but.
Speaker 1: I mean, did you work for the firefighters?
Speaker 2: So it's a little different, you know, because you've got
to unless the state collapses.
Speaker 3: It's probably it's not state, it's private. That's the bad thing.
Oh really private, Yeah, it's not state.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's probably. It's probably. Really it's probably wealthy.
Speaker 3: It's it's a good one. It's a good one. But
you know, you those markets go down, do they go down?
You know, I mean that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Well, that's that's possible.
Speaker 3: Things can go bankrupt. Bankruptcy is possible. Man. You know,
the system seems like it's set and it's it's put
in gear for a collapse. Yeah, we're not living. Yeah,
And I think it's going to come through you know,
you know, hackers or I think it's going to come
through that side of the system, the electronic side of
the system, you know, like you know, Klauschwad would talk about, uh,
you know, cyber polygon. But cyber polygon is like this
thing that the World Economic Forum does where they create scenarios.
They do it every year on how they're going to
react to a crisis that involves hacking, like a global
hacking right through many different ways, dedossing all kinds of stuff.
You know, Like imagine going on your bank gap and
you can't log in and your credit cards don't work
and you're trying to log in to like figure out
what's going on, you know, like it's all like that
could happen, you know.
Speaker 2: Or you go on your app and there's zero, it's
just a zero, well exactly. And imagine when it's encoded
in your body too. It's like that's when it gets
really weird, you know. And to your point here with
the hackable stuff and the WF, you know, Jovol Harari.
Speaker 1: Have you been seeing this guy around?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I seen.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've got a lot of stuff on this guy.
I'll be talking about over the weekend. I'm going to
do another live show and get into this and some
other stuff. But this guy, dude, I gotta show this.
So he talks about humans being hackable. He talks about
how he openly states that in Israel they have an
open air surveillance prison that is Gaza. It's an experiment,
that's what he calls it. Trainings don't experiment place and
so he openly says what it is. And this guy
is the protegee of clash wib. So let's listen to
this a little minute forty five seconds. The type of
mindset that these people are in that we're dealing.
Speaker 7: With, do we need humans for or at least what
do we need so many humans for?
Speaker 3: Do you have an answer in the book.
Speaker 6: At present, the best guess we have is keep them
happy with drugs and computer games. The ideal of the
social credit is to monetize everything, to give value to
every single thing you do in life. If it has
positive potential in some regards, most people will be willing
to give up the privacy in exchange for much better
healthcare based on twenty four hours monitoring of what's happening
inside our bodies. This is the end of human history,
not the end of history, the end of humans dominated history.
History will continue with somebody else in control. AI could
even write a new Bible all the outbooks of the
other religions.
Speaker 3: It all but our books.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no no, it came from some super human
intelligence human rights, just like Heaven and like God, it's
just a fictional story.
Speaker 3: Companies like Apple and Google I hate.
Speaker 6: We'll have tons and tons of data on your body,
on your most private affairs and conditions.
Speaker 7: Were humans should get used to the idea that we
are no longer mysterious souls.
Speaker 6: We are now hackable animals.
Speaker 1: And that's what Kissinger says.
Speaker 2: He talks about us being animals, and he says that
when AI is fully like running everything, that we will
be rendered animals because we can't think is superior as it.
Just like you said, AI can create the Bible super
a supercomputer created the Bible.
Speaker 1: That's way better than your God, that's what he said.
Speaker 2: So our Bible's better because it was made by a supercomputer,
super smart computer.
Speaker 1: So it's way better than your God in your Bible.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: And so he's literally saying this out loud while also
saying that we're animals and saying that there's not going
to be humans running the world anymore.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be something else. Wow. One more, this guy
is evil man this guy's like false profit status, you know,
like he's like.
Speaker 2: It's bad, but not even false prophet, like they want
this to happen, And I hope it is false prophecy
because it would be the worst thing to occur.
Speaker 3: Well, like false prophet like meaning like in revelation, like
just you know, the false prophets, someone that speaks very
highly of this kind of a system, you know, like
and yeah, yeah, well.
Speaker 2: And from it shrunk from a tree would be like
the least I would do to this guy.
Speaker 7: And hacking organisms, elites may gain the power to re
engineer the future of life itself.
Speaker 4: In order to collaborate on a large scale, you need
to convince everybody to believe in the same story. The
general history storage.
Speaker 3: There it is.
Speaker 2: This is important right here, very important. I'm gonna be
touching on this pretty heavily later.
Speaker 7: And they don't even need to be true.
Speaker 1: They don't even need to be true. That's what did
you say.
Speaker 2: That's the most important thing he might have said right there,
because it's very pertinent right now what's going on. These
people are utilizing what he says right here.
Speaker 6: You need to.
Speaker 4: Convince everybody to believe in the same story. The engine
of history stores and they don't even need to be.
Speaker 3: True UFO plan you've got.
Speaker 2: Oh man, it's all bullshit. So when you talk about
what do you think about this? What do you think
about this? Bullshit? Bullshit, bullshit every time? Because I know
what their their plan is. It's the Plato in the Cave.
They understand that you don't understand your reality, but they
know how to manipulate your reality, and that all they
have to do is do some phenomenal things to present
you with something divine quote unquote right right. And so
that is where we're at today, where they understand that
things don't have to be real, they just have to
perceive it as real. And gets into this idea of
the Noble Lie, which I'll be also writing about with
the Plato stuff. But it all it's a conglomeration of
Plato's Cave, the New Republic, the Story of Atlantis, and
the Noble Lie. If you read all those by Plato,
you'll understand what's happening. Read those right, and you understand
what's happening. That is what they're doing and mixing all
that together.
Speaker 3: I agree, I agree, But for why what reason do
you think?
Speaker 2: Well to change the attitudes and the minds of the
peoples that they will accept a totalitarian, socialist one world government.
And that is quote unquote from Bill Cooper, and I
agree with that.
Speaker 3: Wow. Did he cover Plato's work a little bit in
his mystery battle.
Speaker 1: Line a jab adjacent Lee, Yeah, not too deep.
Speaker 3: No you didn't.
Speaker 2: But that's exactly what they want, change the attitudes and
minds and the people. So that way they could get
them to accept this new system and then exactly what's
going on.
Speaker 3: If not support it, like you know, only accept it,
but support it, advocate for it, die for it. Oh yeah,
like a religion. Yeah. Yeah, they're going to turn into
a religion where like you'll kill for it. Yeah. Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: So you were talking about this earlier, scalable to get
back to the topic a little bit more scalable photonic
quantum technology. This is exactly what you were just getting into,
isn't it, Like the quantum photonic technology?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What Yeah, quantum dots, man.
Speaker 2: Like, quantum dots are quantum light sources.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know there was a thing is.
Speaker 2: Quantum light sources, So light sources that you literally can't perceive.
Speaker 1: That's like what that means right.
Speaker 3: So that's that's what that means. Yeah, I mean it's
it's laid out, man, And I just don't know exactly
how they're going to roll this stuff into into societ.
I mean it has to go. I think it's got
to be put into society through you know, crisis. Yeah,
it's only way, it's only way I think people would
accept it. Yeah, I mean normal exact to the stuff, right,
like what they're what we just talked about and what
they're doing in young generations now. But then you know,
they got to they got to hit the fast forward
button with something.
Speaker 2: Well that's another thing, dude, Like they they are all
butt boys, Dude, they're all gay. You have all Hurrari's gay,
Sam Oltman's gay. They're all the like weird gay dudes.
They want to edit your babies and then like change
how your whole world is and it's just weird.
Speaker 1: It's like, why who are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, well these are philosophers today, man, the dark philosophers,
the dark and lightning of philosophers. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Researchers control brain circuits from a distance using infrared light.
Somebody mentioned infrared light being used on your cell phones.
Well that means that they can control your brain circuits.
Then if that's the fact of fact, So we have
to understand the implications of this technology on a level
that we can't really perceive. But it's a lot more
pervasive than we think.
Speaker 3: Jeez, imagine artificial intelligence just operating it, like operating the
tech that we have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the next stage for sure. I'm gonna skip
past these two. These are lighting for biometrics. They have
lighting for biometrics. That makes sense. You know, you can't
really do good biometrics without light. One thing I do
want to get into before we get out of here
in a little bit is just like what you can do,
of course, to counteract some of this stuff, because I
don't want to be a doomer. So we'll definitely cover
some of that, like the idea of katosis. Oh yeah,
katosis used coinciding with UVB light, which can help you
really get that metabolic state to the point that you're
trying to get it to because without the sunlight, it
doesn't enact I forgot what it doesn't kick off, but
it's pretty much your mitochondrial m tour production, which is important,
and that's the whole point of like katosis is M
tour and activating M tour pathways in the skin cells
and promote cell survival. And the idea is that katosis
can do that. But you need to use UV light
as well. So if you're around a bunch of blue
light and you're trying to do a keto diet or katosis,
you're not going to get there because you're sitting inside
a blue light.
Speaker 3: It's inhibiting your body from being able to do that. Right.
Speaker 2: So there's aspects of this that we need to understand
for our metabolic health that we could really change a
lot of things with that.
Speaker 3: You know, by.
Speaker 2: Reducing the bad light and just raising the good light
a little bit can really change it all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet, dude, you know, keto's pretty interesting. I've
done keto quite a few times. I've explored with fasting
as well. Great man, I mean fasting, you I definitely
feel like I'm more snappier, you know, mentally, and you know,
I lose a lot of weight, but I feel like
my body's cleaning itself, you know, like like I'll and
when I fast it's like for twenty four hours, you know,
like it's My longest fast was three days. But when
I was in that three day process, dude, I lost
the urge to eat. Like I just didn't care about
food anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like the craving. I guess there really is a
craving for food that we have, Like we like to
we like the sensation of putting things in our mouth
or whatever. Right, But dude, Yeah, fasting is great. Man.
Atophagy is something that your liver, you know, It's a
metabolism that it kind of shifts into it at certain
hours into the fast or into not eating carbohydrates or
anything like that, and it cleans your body. It helps.
It helps your body bring toxins and heavy metals or
whatever to uh, you know, either your bladder or through defecation.
Speaker 2: So it right, it helps, man, no exactly, And I'm
gonna have to get better with that because I kind
of suck at that.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm.
Speaker 1: Skinner, you know, I'm a skinnier guy. I'm a thinner guy,
you know.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, i can't afford to not eat you
out of your mind, So I'll go like fourteen hour
intermitt and fast. It's like what I'll do most but
I need to get like a solid few days, you know,
and really just go for it.
Speaker 3: But I have it.
Speaker 2: I just never water I get myself to do it, dude.
I just I've tried, and I'm like, dude, what is
my deal? I just can't do it. It's like, and
my thing is the sweets. And I know for a fact,
if I could just get myself to go for it,
the cessation for the sweets would be at bay and
I probably wouldn't be So that's my thing, right, Like,
I got a few few vices here and sugar.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, man, you know, you you're you know, it's
there's a Bible verse. I mean it kind of goes like,
you know, the mind is willing, but the flesh is weak.
So like you mentally, you you set these goals and
you're like, yeah, I could do it. But then like
you start understanding you're in a body and there's needs
and wants and the impulse you don't need the food,
you want the food, and it's like you start to
go through this mental challenge. Man, it's really nuts through.
Speaker 2: That's one of the main I think that's one of
the main stages of like my development that I feel
like I would really cross a serious threshold if I
really committed to that, because I think that, like when
it comes to self control and rising above your impulses
and animalistic kind of tendencies, as they say, you really
do find yourself one connecting better with like divine, but
also you gain more control over yourself, which in turn
makes you happier because you're more motivated, ambitious, You're not
relying on vices, you're not falling into as they say,
you're resting on your laurels. Right, So these are things
that I feel like, the things I struggle with would
be fixed if I really went for something like this
one time.
Speaker 1: I really do think so.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, dude, Like a lot of the things that
I was struggling with before I did the fast, I
I like had this conquering over when I completed the fast.
Like it's weird because when I was going through it,
I was put it. I was put to the test
of not eating food through starvation. And then so I
started to understand afterwards, I was like, oh, man, if
I don't need food, I don't need any of this
other crap that I'm dependent on.
Speaker 1: There it is, there it is.
Speaker 3: And I was like, and I was like and a
lot of it in my in my you know, in
my beliefs. It's like, you know, this is sin that
I'm dealing with and I'm trying to get better at it.
And then when I when I starved myself, I was like, oh, dude,
that's easy to that's easy to overcome. Yeah, because I
just wouldn't starve it, you know, like.
Speaker 1: Dude, for real, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: So that's exactly where I'm at today too, where I'm like,
I just need to do that one thing, and I
think it would make a world of difference.
Speaker 1: Are you familiar with what hypoxia is?
Speaker 3: Yeah. Hypoxya is like low oxygen in your blood.
Speaker 1: So do you experience any shortness of breath?
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess you spend your time mostly I
would imagine not inside around blue lights all the time,
you know what I mean, because you're.
Speaker 1: Like right probably outside the fire house. You got some
sun coming in.
Speaker 2: You know. It's like you're in Florida, so you probably
don't have this as much as maybe you know somebody
up north. You know, I've noticed for me, like I
quit smoking like a year ago, like quit vapin and
everything that people the og listeners to the six g Agenda. No,
I used to vape like on the show, Like I
was like vapin dude, fucking all the time. And you know,
I stopped that. And you know, you would think that
like the full breathing.
Speaker 3: Like.
Speaker 2: You know, I could get it all back, you know,
all the time, but I don't quite always have that.
It feels like there's like there's a there's a level
I'm not quite able to hit with the real there's
a suspicion an expansion of my lungs. I know that
I'm not hitting and I'm like, where is that trying to.
Speaker 3: Get in there, dude?
Speaker 2: And so I'm wondering if some of this has something
to do with the blue lights that are bombarding my
system all the time, because I can't really think of
anything else.
Speaker 1: I do breathing exercises.
Speaker 2: I could get some deep breaths, but not as often
as I want to, And so anyway, I just wonder
about that.
Speaker 3: It could be, man, I mean, honestly, it's not natural, right,
Like I guess I see that we were created for
the things that are around us, and this was made
by man. You know, I got two lights on me
right now and I'm like, this is not natural. No,
set light is a wave, right, so there's a frequency
to it and it's it's hitting me. You know. Also,
who knows all these electronics in this room, cameras, lighting, microphones, computers,
screen as up. I mean, it's really probably not good
your buds, headphones, you know all. Yeah, giga hurts. All
this kind of stuff that's or whatever they call it hurts.
I think it is. Yeah, there's certain frequencies and hurts
and stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, one thing it says is that three hundred and
eighty nanometer light to twelve eighty is good light that
you could use for therapy, red light, UV signals, good
hormone development testostro and all that good stuff. Right, sunrise
in the morning, you know, eat food native to your land.
That's a big one too, apparently, because it's grown by
the sun that is native to where you live. And
then of course cold cold is supposed to really help
you as well. He talks about a breathing technique by
Irwin McClure that people could check out. And also you
have this idea which this is crazy because he talks
about how like autism could be caused by the blue
light well, kids, kids have less milin mylin covering the brain.
So a lot of children he was talking about can
be affected by this strobing TVs. Blue lights, all these
environmental aspects because of the lack of myelin that they
have covering their brain.
Speaker 1: Mylin is this like barrier that covers your brain?
Speaker 2: And yeah, and so yeah, I wonder about that.
Speaker 3: Wow, wow interesting in it? Yeah, it is, man, it
is you know, the blood the blood brain barrier to
a child is different to an adult. You know, because
me and my buddy we used to work in vaccine
research and like clinical research and trials and stuff like this.
We were paramedics that worked there and he had a
kid just after I had a kid, and he did
the vaccines and everything like this, and his kid had
a seizure. But it sent him down a rabbit hole, right,
And this is like one of the kind of guys
where if he puts his mind to it, like he's
doing it. And so he went through all of the
all the white papers, he went through everything, dude, NHI website,
CDC website, everything, dude. And he actually found in their
documentation that the toxicity of the heavy metals in the
vaccines is at a four hundred percent barrier rate compared
to US adults, which is like a like a two
or three percent or something, so it's more toxic. It's
four hundred more percent more toxic to a young kid
because of the anatomy than an adult. It's kind of wild.
Speaker 2: I just talked to my wife about this literally today
and we were I was saying, how the more I
researched this stuff, the more I'm really convinced, like, it's
not the chemicals in the vaccines, it's the heavy metals, right,
It's the heavy metals in the vaccines that make you
more susceptible to the frequency technologies being used under system,
you know, and that's why children are more and more
becoming autistic and things like that. I really think it
has more to do with this frequency light technology, radiation,
whatever you want to call it, that's actually acting more
than the chemical aspect of vaccines.
Speaker 3: And that's why they're never.
Speaker 2: Going to find some you know, smoking gun chemical that's
inside of a vaccine that causes autism or whatever, because
it's not that, but it is in the vaccines. The
fact that more have been given out to kids over
time means more heavy metals are being given to them,
which as you create the technology on a larger scale,
you're making all of it exponentially go like that, which
is exactly what we've seen as a result in the.
Speaker 1: Rise in autism.
Speaker 2: So good luck with that correlation, right Yeah, Wow, you know,
I think that there's something to that where it's like
I was just talking to my wife about that. I
was like, dude, that's the head metals. It's not the chemicals,
you know, I really do think.
Speaker 3: So it's a scary thing too, right like, because me
and my wife we went through it with our kid,
but you know, we we stood our ground and we
felt like what we decided to do was right for
our child. And there was a big fear factor and
that came into it when not even an hour after
my kid was born, there was you know a lot
of nurses that were persistent on giving the vitamin K,
the het B and all this other kind of stuff.
But we withheld from all those things. And I'll tell
you what, man like, I can only tell you from observable,
observable evidence that other young kids that were born around
the same time as my kid, we're definitely at some
state of different their development was different than my child's,
Like my kids seemed to be like just more active
or something like more functional.
Speaker 1: Was your kid talking about too?
Speaker 3: Oh? She was talking by like eight months yep, eight
months or seven months or something like that.
Speaker 2: My sons, my son's three mm hmm. And we have
we have trouble. And we didn't even we didn't even
take we didn't even take them all. Like, we didn't
even take them all. Like I told I told my wife.
I was like, I'm not I'm telling you, I'm not
trying to do this. And I think we did like
a couple and that's all it takes. I don't think
it takes much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a good there's a good detox that's out there.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: That my buddy, that my buddy that went through the
situation with his kid, the seizure. He found a detox
which is a heavy metal and it's a zeolite detox.
It's sold by Touchstone Essentials. It's really good, man. There's
a gut detox that you take with the cellular detox.
I've done it a few times. It gets parasites out
of it gets all kinds of stuff. It's it's the
it's the kind of detox that you want to get
because it's the binder. You have to get one that's
that's got the correct bind or to it or whatever.
So and you'll know if you're taking too much of
the detox because like you'll just because the more you take,
the more toxins get put into your bloodstream and you
gotta cycle them out. If you're not drinking enough water
or anything like that, like you'll get headaches and all
this kind of stuff. But it works.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: He gave it, and there was a bunch of testimonies
man online about them giving it to their children and
they just kind of like, I don't know, they just
start being more active, more cognitive, more, I don't know.
It's weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So you know, it's funny.
Speaker 2: Somebody mentioned in the chat talking about not to zeolite,
you know, and I was going to say, uh, the
zeolite aspect. It's so funny because I saw somebody talking
about how if you have native venue, then you taking
zel like can like damage your body. I forgot what
exactly it was. What is it native like Native American? Oh,
like if you have native venue, then like zeo like
can actually have a worse effect than you want, Like
I forgot what he said. It was like intermuscular issues
or tissue problems.
Speaker 3: Either way.
Speaker 2: I wonder about all this stuff, you know, because it
becomes popular and I'm like, okay, but why is it popular?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Is it the like why do I know about this?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Because I think real weird about stuff like that, where
I'm like, is this helping me?
Speaker 3: Or is this helping the whole the agenda? You know
what I mean? What am I doing here?
Speaker 2: These anti parasitics are so popular. Everybody's taking ivermect and
everybody's taking zeoot everything, methylene blue and the rest of it.
Speaker 3: And I'm going, what does this mean? You know?
Speaker 1: Is this really good? Like I don't know, you know.
Speaker 2: So I've decided how I feel about everything regarding that.
Speaker 1: But we have done to that point.
Speaker 2: My wife still has done a lot of the heavy
metal detox and stuff for him, and he's doing a
lot better. But there was definitely like a noticeable like yeah,
definitely something going on there that you're like, But the
problem is he's so like great with his motor skills
and he's so intelligent that you could see that he's
all like he's got it, but he just doesn't want
to talk, like he just doesn't want to Like he'll talk,
but just not like you can't make it on his time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're not going to make him do it,
you know.
Speaker 2: So a lot of its personality, I don't know how
much of it, you know what I mean. So it's weird, man,
It's weird as a parent whenever you're in this because
you don't know what exactly is the the boundary line
of going. That's something to worry about because then also
you have this aspect of everybody's autistic. Everybody needs to
be diagnosed, and everybody needs to be this or that.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to fall into that camp either,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So yeah, the spectrum's huge, man, Like it's it's really
kind of crazy, like I would never go and well,
I don't know, maybe not never, but you know if
I had questions like and I took my kid. The
thing is that the spectrums, they've made it so big
because now they put medication, kids on medications, and they
qualify for it now and this and that and plus
it does those statistics go back to their databases and
those numbers look different the next year, and then they
can get grants and get money. So it's all kind
of like, you know, that's how the medical system is. Man,
It all kind of helps each other out in some
sort of way exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: At the pharmaceutical industry, they're trying to kill you with this,
so take this. It's made by the pharmaceutical industry. It's like,
what are we talking about here, It's.
Speaker 3: What a circular freaking joke, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, And I talked about that whenever it was
coming out that I did a methylene blue episode, and
I talked about just this alternative media medicine, you know,
coming out just where the counter, where the counter resurgence,
to the to the you know, people trying to kill you.
Speaker 1: But we're literally the same company, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, you know it's like, OK's up there drinking
like methylene blue. I'm like, dude, that's what is going on.
Speaker 2: And all this stuff is used, I believe, is used
to wire people up a little easier. And by the way,
this is what I said, like, oh, you're not going
to get vaccinated, that's fine. We got this alternative media medicine.
That's going to get this stuff inside you so we
can use nano bots.
Speaker 3: And you know what I mean. I've had these thoughts too,
because uh, you know, I think that it's it's more
accepted by the public if this technology is integrated with
humans in a holistic way. M hm, Like in a
holistic way, it'll catch people off guard, you know, like
they're like, because it's revolved around exactly and benefits and
you know, got answer.
Speaker 1: They got to answer for everybody, you know, everybody.
Speaker 3: They know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: They know what you're doing, dude, and so and now
it's getting to the point where like Bill Gates is
just like, fuck it, I'm putting it in the borg.
He's like, you know your corn is gonna have m
RNA in it. You know, you try to you keep
trying to get out of this.
Speaker 1: Ship, Bud.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: So that's the problem. Also is you just have razing
you know, ambition that they share. But yeah, man, well
this is most of the light stuff. I think I'm
gonna do another breakdown of Jack Cruise his interview and
what he had to say about how all this comes together.
But I think this was a great li fi kind
of intro into the Blue Light and everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks for man, absolutely Yeah. I love the work man.
I hope everybody enjoyed.
Speaker 2: Shout out to the whole chat man, it's been a great,
great double episode night. Everybody really fully engage. You guys
are great and I will be back tomorrow. No, Sunday
and Monday, we'll be doing some more banger episodes.
Speaker 3: Steven.
Speaker 1: Let them know where they can find you and what
you got going on this weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, No, thanks for having me on and I'm
excited to do more work with you here coming soon.
But people can check the show out on YouTube, Patreon,
audio platforms, The Biblical Hitman. So thanks man, had fun
and shout out to the chat. Thank you guys and
girls for supporting both of our shows so much. Love
Let's go, and thank you King of Kings.
Speaker 2: That makes me feel a lot betterw His daughter's almost three,
doesn't talk much, but head zero vaccine, so hey, you know,
to each his own man always keep the optimism, So
I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Shout out everybody, and I will see you all Sunday.
Speaker 2: Be on the lookout on our YouTube page for any
scheduled episodes this weekend. I'll figure out my schedule and
get those posted tonight.
Speaker 1: So thank you everybody. I'll see you later.
Speaker 3: Hey m