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the stream successor anything.
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Speaker 2: Hey, guys, what's happening? What's up? Man? Hey, welcome back
to another edition of the Prometheous Report, where we dive
through the weekly headlines. You can't I see what lies underneath, man,
looking at the conspiratorial lens, the biblical lens, the pattern recognition. Man.
I got the hostess with the mostest with me. Man,
I got Andrew from six Gee, bro, thank you for
joining us again, my man.
Speaker 6: Oh always excited, man, glad to be back. You're feeling alive,
You're feeling great. How you feeling today?
Speaker 2: I'm ninety percent, bro, I feel better today than I
have probably two weeks, dude, honestly, so I'm like, yes,
let's go, let's get it.
Speaker 4: There he is, let's go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we all got a stamp or bro go.
Speaker 4: Audio is messing up.
Speaker 6: It'll be okay. It's good now hopefully is it minor
yours whatever? We'll see yeah. Man, yeah, I think it
sounds you sound good.
Speaker 4: How do I sound?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You used to sound good to me, bro.
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, Man, No, I'm super excited for today. I
got a big week in the head as well. Uh yeah,
it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Man's like we got two weeks man, two weeks
we Floorida Bound and ro Grove. Man, I'm excited.
Speaker 4: I know Nef's already there. You might as well stay.
Speaker 2: I think he's ay and went early like he was
going to stay.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I was talking to him. I don't
know if he is.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 4: They're saying it's clear I don't hear anything.
Speaker 2: Hang on a second, it might be.
Speaker 4: Come on opening track. You two sound great?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Maybe it was all three of them together.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, you know now I removed that audio filter.
I put it in an audio filter for a voice
isolation to try to help maybe with some ego and
stuff that might of being it. So I just took
it off. Let's know, in the chat gotch.
Speaker 4: Doc's trying to make his voice sound sexy.
Speaker 2: Lay you down in soulflu whisper.
Speaker 4: There it is, there it is you know, dude.
Speaker 6: I had an idea, man, we should have a little
segment every time when we do this show. It's right
after I get off work and take a little shower
and I usually have like a little thought while I'm
in the shower. Dude, we should have a little shower
thoughts segment in the beginning. And today I decided I
do not believe in possession. I don't think it's real, dude.
Here's what I mean by this. Yeah, dude, I know
it's a hot take. So what I mean by this
is I do believe in entities, oppression, and demonic thoughts.
I think that though there's something about somebody's Let me
give an example. I was riding around with the mother
of my child whenever she was pregnant, and she made
herself have a seizure just from like I don't know,
freaking herself out, like she just got all freaked out
and then she had a seizure.
Speaker 4: So people like that, I feel like, can like work.
Speaker 6: Themselves into a possessive state. And I think it's more
of like a mental interaction with these entities subconscious or not,
where you're kind of opening it up and letting them
in and then that leads you to Actually, I don't
think they have the power over you, but I think
they want you to think they do. That's what I
really think.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you believe in possession, just believe maybe some
people's interpretation of what that is is a little different.
Hey shout out to the Yeah, it always comes in
and gives me the thumbs down. I appreciate it. You
jackass freaking fails. I love a hater.
Speaker 6: Double thumbs up everybody else.
Speaker 4: How about that?
Speaker 2: That's right? But no, I was about to be like, man,
it's all in the Bible. What are you talking about?
But I can maybe see your point.
Speaker 6: What I mean is like, I don't think pushing and
yeah make you do things, but it's ultimately up to you.
Speaker 2: But they have some influence per se. Is that what
you're kind of getting at?
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, I don't think they have power over you
like that. I think it's what you give them. So
it's like an interesting interaction like you open yourself up,
which we say that all the time. Right, if you
open yourself up to it, whether it's with wicca or
ouiji boards or tarot or whatever, it is right that.
Speaker 4: You can open yourself.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 6: I do think that there's an aspect to it where
if you let yourself kind of like feed into bad
thoughts or negative thoughts. I do think that thoughts come
from like this metaphysical place. Yeah, yeah, And so I
think it's you. You have the control over how crazy
you become from the thoughts you let into your head.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying. So I think that's what it is.
Speaker 2: But I believe that initially, and I think some people
have stronger either mind power or connections with God and
got that protection on them that are more heavily resistant
to stuff like that. But there's some people that's it's
weaker and they're more prone to it. So it might
start as pushes, but as you keep accepting these pushes,
it kind of they build their yea and they eventually
you know, I mean, you're still driving the wheel, but
they are heavily influencing, and they might be able to
fully take over, you know, for periods of time. You know,
people talk about blacking out, not remember doing stuff and
all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 6: Right, Well, we can't control our thoughts, right, we know that, Like,
we can't control that that comes from somewhere else, right,
But it's what we do with that, right And what
we do with those thoughts, and how we let it
shape our personality and our internal monologue, and how much
we actually let it become us. That becomes possession and
what we call possession. And then of course you have
this exercis that comes in and pulls that belief. It
kind of makes you believe that this whatever it is
that's holding you and making you into this comes out
of you. So it's like all a belief. It's almost
like a metaphysical what do they call those placebo effect?
You know, Yeah, if you're doing it to yourself.
Speaker 2: I would push back on that, just because of the scriptures,
because they talk about even Jesus, you know, talks about
they're like, oh, we couldn't cast this demon out, and
he says, some demons you cannot just cast out. You
have to do it by prayer and fasting. So he
was actually giving instructions on, oh, how to cast these
things out. So I mean, if the Son of God
was saying those things, I believe there's some truth to it.
Speaker 4: Absolutely no, No, I do think.
Speaker 6: So I'm not trying to take the entities or the
demonic part out of it. But I'm saying that what
we call possession, I think is a byproduct of what
we let become our internal like self, let's just call it.
Speaker 2: You can definitely start that way and see your point, ye.
Speaker 4: So like, don't let him have power over you, dude.
Speaker 6: You're powerful, like you know, especially through God, and you're
you're believing you can't be touched, bro. And that's kind
of what I'm saying. I think that we give a
lot of things. Yeah, we give, Like we have somebody who.
Speaker 2: Don't realize, you know. I mean, you're opening a list.
So I could tell you firsthand, I was on I
was on prescription now, but I was on prescription painkillers
for like twenty years over rotator cuff surgery I had.
I had three surgeries on my hand. That's why I
got that big tattoos covered this huge scar h and Finally,
one day, I run out of medicine early and I
got sick as a dog, and I told myself, I'm like, dude, huhuh,
I ain't letting nothing have this much control over me.
And when I quit, I remember telling my wife and
my mom everybody else, like, dude, you don't realize it
when you're in it. But it's like I had tonal vision,
and yeah, it helped me, you know, be pain free.
It helped me focus and do stuff. But it's like,
if you were not in front of me, I did
not think of you. So I connections with my family. Man,
over those years, I didn't text him as much, I
didn't go and visit them as much because they were
out of sight, out of mind. But once I got
off everything, man, it was it was just like my
vision opened up and I could see everything around me.
Then I started thinking more about my family and my
friends and reaching out and actually establishing connections and stuff
like that. So, I mean, that's something that could easily
be like a demonic influence kind of you know, isolates you.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean, Yeah, you away exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind.
Speaker 6: Of where I'm coming from on this because I've experienced
something similar to that right before, and so it's like,
obviously this is a new thought I just had this morning.
So it's evolving, right, But it's just kind of a
new thing to enter my mind today, and I'm gonna
chew want it for a while and decide what I
really think about it. But initially, that's kind of myeling
about it is, you know, we're giving things so much
more power than they actually have, and it's it's us
giving it over and so that's kind of all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yep, I like that the little uh philosophize and to
kick the show off, yeah.
Speaker 6: Well he speaking of demons and possession. It looks like
the NDAA passed with Israel merging with our military, so
that's cool. Only passed the House, It passed the House.
It's going to the Senate now. But yes, Ted Cruz
is saying, you guys are just overreacting. Guys, they're not
merging the military. It's fine.
Speaker 2: Now, They're just kind of cool. Got the middle man
getting ready for this big war it's about to happen,
you know.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, and what I love is the Israel put
out a a post in the Harets recently and said
that America is going to drag them into war with Iran.
I was like, what it was? Indeed, the projection's crazy.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it was a narrow margin of past, but
it passed. Mm hmm. Here you got a clip here,
looks like.
Speaker 6: Was it like two fifteen or two sixteen to two
twelve or.
Speaker 2: Sixteen two twelve, So yeah, it was kind of split.
Speaker 4: Damn nailed it. Nailed it off, memory, look.
Speaker 6: At that nailed it twelve.
Speaker 3: The bell is.
Speaker 6: I think they applauded. So that's something interesting here.
Speaker 3: On this boat.
Speaker 7: The ya's are two sixteen, the nayser to twelve.
Speaker 3: The bill is passed without objection. A motion to reconsider
is laid on the table.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm, pours out sixty billion dollars. And I've seen
a guy man on a rant yesterday and it kind
of grabbed my attention. He was passionate, dude, he was
on too. He was like, Mago, you gotta wake up.
He said, first term excellent, he said second term. He
said we were hoodooed, we were swindled. He said, our
economy's not getting any better. He said, endless wars are
starting again. He said, your gas prices are shooting through
the roof. He said, they're putting all these data centers everywhere,
ruining your water and you whales. He's just started popping
off all this kind of stuff and he's like a
national deficits all time high. He said, wake up people.
Speaker 6: I was like, h yeah, yeah, no, yeah, and Cake,
you're right.
Speaker 4: I mean, it is treason. That was going to be
a point that I was going to make.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is treason one hundred percent, you know,
regardless of which way you cut it. We're involving intelligence
with another country, which is crazy because that country has
been known to you know, steal intelligence, sell intelligence, you know, and.
Speaker 4: All these things.
Speaker 6: You could go back and look at the espionage history
of Israel and it goes back for since they were created,
literally since the day they were created. So it's insane.
It's insane no matter what way you cut it. This
is a country that's dropping white phosphorus in Lebanon, like
the Holy City area of Lebanon, and you know, it's insane, dude.
But yeah, let's merge. Let's go ahead, merge our military.
And not only that, but we've read this on the show,
I believe last time. They're merging like biotechnology, surveillance, intelligence,
all this stuff together. So we're talking flock cameras palante here.
Everything that's watching us in America is going to be
shared intrinsically, just like everything going on and I ran
and China will be shared like it doesn't matter, It's
going to be everything.
Speaker 2: And I wonder too, now this is just you know,
Devil's advocate here, just you know, hey, what if I'm
kind of just popped in my head? Goodness be a
ploy by the United States to act off friendly because
nobody passes something less it's in their interests, you know
what I'm saying. So Israel has been kind of hard
to control. There's been several times, you know, on the
news that Trump's like told net and Yahoo to you know,
be calm, don't do nothing. In Boom he starts shooting
missiles and you know, popping off and doing stuff. And
he was kind of hard to control. So I wonder
maybe just possibly good this Bill be away of the
United States kind of putting a leash on net Yahoo
because by him agreeing to this and then giving him
this funding, it's like, okay, you know, we work together
in tandem. So you can't be doing no rogue missions anymore.
It has to be approved all through us because we're
a unit.
Speaker 6: Now that's an interesting pot, that's an interesting take. The
only thing that like gives me pause when I think
about that is net Yak, who says, I think it's
time for us to stop accepting eighty billion dollar a
year from America. I think it's time to get off
the tid right. And then this happens, which he himself
said he's trying to get passed.
Speaker 4: He drafted this.
Speaker 6: And within it gives Israel access to our Pentagon budget,
which is not eighty billion dollars. It's trillion one point
five almost said trillions, but it's one to one point
five mid trillion dollars.
Speaker 4: So that seems like a big jump.
Speaker 6: And so in my opinion, that hangs me up where
I'm like, I don't know, man, they have access to
like the budget, so unless I see some kind of
stipulation that says that they don't, Yeah, I don't know
about that one.
Speaker 2: This other cliff that I pulled up, is this something
you just wanted to play or is this just another
reference point?
Speaker 6: It's uh, this is yeah, seconds just another reference point.
Speaker 4: There Okay, it's from the hill.
Speaker 2: From the hill. So if we go down now, we're
back to good old Epstein. Epstein connected French modeling scout
found dad.
Speaker 6: Wow, I'm just reading this comment here. Bbe almost choked
the other day when he asked if he was asked
if the partnership it means no more financial support for Israel,
he said that is fine, while choking and almost falling over.
Is that true?
Speaker 4: I don't know if this deal.
Speaker 2: We'd played that last week because I thought I thought
we played a video last week and didn't you know
who was talking about the money or something like that.
He kind of choked it me and you were laughing
about It's like, look he choked up talking about that
money he did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember that we did play that. No, I
don't know.
Speaker 6: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna have to look into that.
Speaker 6: See if it stops funding or if they can have
access access to our weapons and technology.
Speaker 4: Is I don't know, man, it seems to make up
for it. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So this guy, I've never heard of this dude, but
he's appeared Tommy sexist.
Speaker 2: But when I heard model, I was thinking of female.
Speaker 6: He procures models. Yeah, he would procure women for Epstein
and other people. He was in the files like two
thousand times or something.
Speaker 4: So I found dead in his house?
Speaker 2: Yeah, found dead in his house? Uh Sayad was under
active criminal investigation in France facing serious complaints for multiple
women alleging rape.
Speaker 6: Hm hmm.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Nef says that this is the second modeling scout connected
to Epstein that has turned up dead.
Speaker 4: Huh are you Manuel? Huh?
Speaker 2: I said, I just wonder what the conditions were like.
Was it did he natural calls overdose, two bullet suicide
to the head.
Speaker 4: Or I don't know how did French what's his name?
Speaker 2: Let me back up.
Speaker 6: Let's see here. Let's see here.
Speaker 2: It's some kind of weird Saudi Arabian.
Speaker 6: Time says he was found dead from He's found dead
at home from a heart attack, which is suspect. They've
had a heart attack gun since the seventies. You know,
imagine how much they progress that now.
Speaker 2: Damn heart attack gun.
Speaker 4: That's crazy crazy.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, dude, remember that press conference they had
like back in the sixties or seventies and they showed
a gun like weapon and they were like, yeah, this
like gives you a heart attack.
Speaker 4: From a distance. Just wild crazy shit.
Speaker 2: Dude, if all movies where people get like pacemakers or
some kind of thing like that that actually controls the heart,
but then they're like hack into it somehow, like with
a Wi Fi signal and make their heart stop and
try to.
Speaker 6: Scared, he agreed to testify. He agreed to testify for
immunity allegedly. I'm gonna have to look into this. I
just saw this like two days ago. Obviously it just happened,
so I've had a chance to really dig into this deep.
So I've had other topics I've also been looking at.
But yeah, dude, so this guy was probably pretty deep.
I mean two thousand times in the Epstein files. Agrees
to testify for immunity, pops up dead from a heart attack.
Come on, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Well, now we're at the Madison, Wisconsin police faily shooting
an identified man. I've seen this actually this morning trying
to get the hotail.
Speaker 4: Oh that was that was a ghost And I'm just kidding.
I had a video, but uh, I was.
Speaker 2: I've been trying to get in a habit of in
the morning when i first get up and I'm drinking
my coffee and stuff, just to turn it on some
live news, you know, like on my rokoup or whatever,
and this popped up and it was showing like all
kinds of unrest and stuff, just kind of like the
George Floyd stuff that during the conference, some young black
man just jumped up, starts screaming and yelling over the
top of the police chief and everybody in that room
doing that press conference. And he actually went up to
the podium and like kind of nudged them chief of
police out of the way and takes the microphone and
just starts going off. And the police chief just steps
over and puts his hands behind his back, you know,
just kind of stands there.
Speaker 4: Who did this?
Speaker 2: Damn, it's some guy singing on the news today. But
it was over this right here. They were having some
kind of news conference you know or whatever about it,
and this random black guy showed up just raising hell
about it and stole the cop and everything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no shit, I mean somebody said, he who is fighting?
Speaker 2: He was fighting like hell that they got They got
a call apparently that there was a man checking unlocked doors,
and they pulled up and they caught him. He was
going through just randomly pulling handles on cars. And when
they approached him, he seen him and he had a
bike sitting close by. He run grabbed the bike and
tried to run, and they got him off the bike
and everything, and he was fighting like hell. It took
three or four of them. They kept trying to taze
him and they couldn't. And he ends up pulling out
a big kitchen butcher knife and starts swinging at him,
trying to kill him. And I think it was a
female officer. She ended up getting cut across her arm
in her hand, I think, and in the moment, I
guess he was a moment she just got cut and
stabbed him and fighting this guy for several minutes, she
just put out of gun shot him. They could get
the knighte.
Speaker 4: It looked like it. It looked like it.
Speaker 6: No, it was definitely it was a male officer that
shot him and the female. I watched the video from
a different angle than this, and it showed it a
little bit closer from the other side, from the adjacent
to right, so if you were looking at it from
the cop car that they're next to. And yeah, this
guy seemed to unholster his weapon and he pointed it
right at the guy's head and shot him three times
in the head. I've never seen anything. I've never seen
anything like it, dude. Now, they said that he brandished
a Yeah, they said that he brandished a knife.
Speaker 2: But okay, I might be talking about a different scenario.
Speaker 6: Then, Well, I don't know, because I think this morning,
I think you're right. The story that's coming out is
like bullshit in my opinion though, and it's what you're saying,
so I don't think you're wrong. Here.
Speaker 2: Let's see, let's play this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, three shots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And my thing is too, I know, dude, I
know there's police brutality, and I've met a lot of
jerk cops, but I've met some good ones too, man.
But oh absolutely, I feel sorry for these guys at
my personal opinion, these cops because they don't get paid shit,
you know what I mean. Everybody hates them, and they're
going out and you know, uh, like I said, there's
bad eggs in every cart and you know what I mean,
you can't say out the whole carton is bad. But
that's what we tend to do. But these guys have families,
you know what I mean, They got kids. They're going
out into the line of duty, putting their head out
for everybody to try to kill them, shoot them because
everybody hates them. Bro. And then you're trying to catch
criminals and they don't want to go to jail. They'll
stab you, they'll shoot you, not think twice about it.
But and it's like these guys have such a low paying,
dangerous job and they can't even freaking defend themselves, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 6: I think that there's four guys holding this guy to
the ground, and the cop that wasn't holding him shot
him three times in the head.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: That's just how I see it. I think that there
might have been another course of action there. But I
see what you're saying. I don't disagree with anything you
just said. I just don't know how much of that
applies here. Like I don't know. I'm judging off of
two angles of this video.
Speaker 4: And what I see is the thing is one guy.
Speaker 2: You know, don't matter if it's four or five. They're
the authority, and you are breaking the law and they
go to get you and you fight like he'll pull
out a damn knife. Yeah, you're really high risk to die.
You're asking for Yeah, I'm wonder the authority, you're breaking
the law if they grab you, right, don't fight. If
you don't want to die, don't fight. Just let him
cuff you, take the jail, and go to court, because
you're either going to go to court or die at
that point. That's your two options. Bro.
Speaker 6: I wonder, I wonder did he get his knife out
of his Like did he get it out while.
Speaker 4: He was on the ground right there?
Speaker 6: That's the weird thing, Like I didn't see that, but
I mean, yeah, I mean it's a weird one. I mean,
all of them are weird. Every time this happens, it's
fucked up. There's always two sides every time. I just
think that people getting shot in the streets is more
and more frequent.
Speaker 4: That's what I think.
Speaker 6: I think at the end of the day, that's the
moral of this story here to me, is that it's
becoming more frequent, and it's becoming like it's almost like normalizing,
you know what I mean, to the point where what
does that lead to? You know?
Speaker 4: And my ultimate thing is like I worry.
Speaker 6: About the whole like you know, Gestapo let out in
the streets kind of shit, And I think this is
just a normalization of something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I said, I mean, I've seen plenty of
bad eggs, you know. I mean cops just beating them
for no reason, throwing them on the ground, choking them
and all that kind of stuff and diet and I'm
not defending that whatsoever, but it's just one of those things. Man.
It's like I've never been of course, I mean I
know some people, you know, dow racing and things like that.
But even Morpheus was saying, He's like, I've never had
a bad interaction with a cop, and I bet it's
because he complied and he was respectful. So you get
what you get what you give. If you're a jerk
in an asshole and being belevolent and trying to fight
and do all this stuff, I mean, we're all human.
You're gonna make that person angry and they're gonna come
at you. I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: If you're just you know, nice and yes sir and
not or whatever, if you don't agree, you'll get out
scott free. And when you go to court then you
can fight, you.
Speaker 4: Know I did.
Speaker 6: It's funny because I saw this within twenty four hours
of seeing I should have put this other video in here.
I saw this within twenty four hours of seeing another cop.
Speaker 4: Approach a call.
Speaker 6: He gets to the house and there's a guy with
a bat that's just beating this other guy in the
head with his bat just it's turned out to be
his dad and just slamming this bat into this dude.
And this cop comes running up to him. I mean, listen, dude,
you got no time, you know what I'm saying. If
there's any time to just start shooting some right away.
It's then he says like stop stop, you know. The
guy doesn't stop. Stop, stop again, doesn't stop. I'm gonna
and then you start shooting. It's like, Yo, that was
a long time right there. This guy's been he's been
beating on him long enough that you got a phone call,
got there, see him still beating on him. He's probably
dead already, and you still gave him a chance. And
then he missed like seventeen shots. He missed like almost
every shot and finally got the guy. And yeah, really sad, but.
Speaker 2: I would have immediately if it was a bat, you know,
I mean, that can be lethal, but it's not like
instant lethal like a gun. I'd have pulled out that
damn taser gun. I'll give him one damn warning you would,
I would have tried to tackle it. Honestly. If he
wasn't looking at me, I'll just ran tackled him, manhandl
him away from him.
Speaker 6: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: If he turned around seeing me, I ain't taking a
chance getting heit with that bat out.
Speaker 4: Wait, I'll say, drop the bat.
Speaker 2: If you don't listen, I'll tase your ass.
Speaker 4: That's crazy, dude.
Speaker 6: See if I saw somebody beating somebody in the head
with a bat, I would shoot them right away. I
wouldn't think twice because there's somebody else's life in danger.
I wouldn't give a shit about this person's life right here.
Hold on, let me say this, though there's four police
officers right here.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I think that if there's any time that you would
have a buffer between somebody's life, it's when somebody's not
killing anybody. You have three other police officers holding him down.
It's not the time to shoot him in the head.
When somebody's beating somebody, innocent police officer or an innocent person,
doesn't matter. Any human being is being beaten to death
or trying to be killed.
Speaker 4: There is no hesitation. You kill that person.
Speaker 6: That's it. Sorry, I mean, what are you gonna do?
Give him a chance that he could. It's just come on, man,
I mean the reaction time is somebody you can't save
them after their throat slit. You know what I'm saying, like,
just go for it. You can't wait. That's my point here.
There's no imminent danger. You're right here that I can tell. Well,
this guy's on his stomach. He's on his stomach though
he's on his stomach.
Speaker 2: Though, believe it on your stuffie, on your hand. You
can't get it out of his hand. He's swinging it around.
But yeah, it's one of those things we all can say,
oh I do this, they should have done that. But
when you're in the.
Speaker 4: Heat point is there's just so many knife.
Speaker 2: Then you can say what you do because you're adrenaline
is going through the roof. Anybody has ever been in
a fight, fist fight knows that heart race goes up,
you about blackout. Sometimes you come to and it's done over.
I mean, because it's like in adrenaline and instinct kicks in.
So if you've got somebody coming at you that's just
a fight. Now you get scared for your life. Now
you see somebody with a gun or a knife. Oh yeah,
it's easy for us to say what we would do
or what they should have done. But man, once you're
in it, it's a whole different ball game.
Speaker 6: Then. My point isn't about what anybody should do. It's
about moral measures. It's about in one situation you have
a certain morality versus in principality versus another situation.
Speaker 4: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You measure it with imminent danger and innocent life, That's
all I'm trying to say. So it's that's that's kind
of what I met with that what I would measure lethality.
If I was to measure what lethality uh you know
would be you know, uh greenlit at, it would be
to those measures.
Speaker 4: That's all I'm trying to say.
Speaker 6: It's not like, yeah, that's all, but I just i
just looked at the morality of that, you know, And I'm.
Speaker 2: Forty year old and I was raised to you know,
respect the law and all that kind of stuff, which,
like I said, I've had a lot of bad interactions
with them, and I didn't care for him because I
was comping out law as a kid, but I still
knew better. If they pulled me over, I knew I
was dead to rights, you know. I mean I was
at their mercy. So I was nice, you know, and
still went to jail sometimes.
Speaker 6: But that's exactly that's exactly how you should be.
Speaker 2: You lead by example. So it's like my old man
used to say, all these uh, sex offenders and stuff.
He said, they don't like the old days. He said,
they found a tall tree, a short piece of rope,
hung them all up. He said, let the everybody see
them for like a few days or a week. He said.
All these pedophiles will see these people swinging from the
trees and be like, oh hell, I'm goad straighten up.
I don't want that. And I think this is another
example is what this should be. People that think that
they can just beat the cops, pull out knives and
fight them, do what they want to do. You're gonna
probably wind up like this guy. So hopefully I agree
that I live their life. But it's like, I hope
this is an example that people see it and make
some corrective action.
Speaker 4: I do agree with that sentiment, I really do. I
do think that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean going out and doing that is pretty
fucking nuts. But yeah, it's we had like two ice
shootings that it's just crazy. It's just a lot of
shooting people in the streets. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Regardless of what.
Speaker 2: Will you try and say, Cake tell me to breathe.
Speaker 4: For ethn, you won't pass out.
Speaker 2: So you try to say I talk too damn much.
Take a break.
Speaker 6: Let's see, mister Ryan, good take.
Speaker 2: I skipped my spot.
Speaker 4: Go up to the very top there. Do you have
that for?
Speaker 6: There might be a little Yeah, that first link under
the title under the title, I added a link under
the title there the Prometheus title this one.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Under the it says it was edited at nine to nine,
so it was updated later. Am I looking at the
old one?
Speaker 6: No? I don't think so. Oh shit, we now, I
don't know the NDAA is the first thing on there.
But anyway, no, I was gonna say I added that
for the Epstein thing or the model guy never sent
me this link and I just added it up there.
Speaker 2: Okay, is it the article or.
Speaker 6: It's it's right under Prometheus report at the very top.
There should be a link right there.
Speaker 2: Is or not? Ah, fuckkes. No, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Forget it yours. It doesn't update for you whenever I like,
while we're earlier. Cool, okay, yeah, pull that.
Speaker 3: Up in a way we go, you guys.
Speaker 9: Another person linked to Epstein is now dead, but this
time it's one of his handlers. Let's get into it now.
This is Daniel Sayid, who was found dead in his
home in France. Now, his job was to be a
model recruiter for Jeffrey Epstein, but he said he didn't
see anything.
Speaker 3: Weird or any kind of wrongdoing.
Speaker 9: But he continued to associate with Jeffrey Epstein after his
eight conviction of SA.
Speaker 3: Crimes, so on and so forth. So he's lying.
Speaker 9: Boy, Hold up, you have Jeffrey Epstein, a French model recruiter.
Speaker 3: I think I've seen this movie before.
Speaker 10: Ah.
Speaker 9: Yes, John Luke Burnell, who was also connected to Epstein,
who owned on MC two models. So you mean to
tell me you have not one, but two French model
recruiters who were closely with Epstein, who traffic victims to
him and had vital information on him, and they both
seen their demise. Side note, he also hung himself just
like Jeffrey Epstein in prison. How convenient, and yes he
did work with Danielle Sayat as well. But it gets
even weirder, you guys. So this portrait was painted by
Maria Farmer, who was the first whistleblower on Epstein back
in the early nineties.
Speaker 3: Now, this picture is of Jess Staley, who.
Speaker 9: Was a former executive at JP Morgan and Barclays and
one of the best friends of Jeffrey Epstein. He is
all through the files. And when I say he's all
through the files, he is riddled through the files. He
is mentioned over seventy nine hundred times. Now a couple
things here. For one, snow white is a code word
that they use all through the Epstein files. And I'll
show you that in a minute. And if you look
on the table down here, that card says recruiter card. Now,
being that he was Jeffrey Epstein's personal banker, he saw
everything and was he a recruiter himself.
Speaker 3: Here's the funny part.
Speaker 9: He just finished a closed door deposition where he denies
any kind of friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, going back
to the snow white reference, it's here in the files
where Jess Staley's talking to Jeffrey Epstein saying maybe they're
tracking you.
Speaker 3: That was fun, say hi to snow White.
Speaker 9: It is also mentioned here in the files where it
says the snow white was.
Speaker 3: Effed twice as soon as you put the costaba on. Now.
Speaker 9: I don't know what type of non friends come up
with code words for traffic victims, but uh.
Speaker 3: Moving along?
Speaker 9: Now, are we going to pretend that this didn't happen
at all? Where JP Morgan settled with the Epstein victims
two hundred and ninety million dollars and he says, no wrongdoing,
no friendship, but I'm his personal banker at JP Morgan.
Then if nothing happened, then why did they settle in
the first place? So what all that being said, what
do you guys think? They're saying that this guy had
cardiac arrest and died.
Speaker 3: But I think the latter.
Speaker 9: Make sure you guys hit my YouTube the Badwick Approach
and let me know what you guys think about all
this down below and away.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I forgot about Johnnell John lu Brunelle. I totally
forgot about that, dude. Yeah, that was a little bit
ago crazy crazy, not surprised though, dude taking them out
before they could say anything.
Speaker 2: Well, what have we got here? To the waters? Even more,
this is something that intrigued me when I seen it
on the list, I was like, here we are on
beach Pete. It looks an awful damn whoa what is
it wrong? One?
Speaker 6: Uh did no, No, it's it's probably right, that's what happened.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Wrong link somewhere.
Speaker 6: I think that was.
Speaker 2: Epstein New York mansion, And when I click it, it brings
up that shooting.
Speaker 6: Oh really, Oh that's odd.
Speaker 2: Let me try this.
Speaker 6: You probably put that in there, didn't you, Doc?
Speaker 2: I did to mess with you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I figured, there we go. That's what I thought
you were pulling up. I thought you were pulling this up.
Pull that up and play the audio stuttering, play the
audio there, because that's the interesting part. Crazy, they said, Jeffrey,
he looked.
Speaker 2: But yeah, So he keeps telling people like, oh, no,
I'm not him. But it's like, in the very least,
it seems like he's committed to living his life and
making people think that he could be. It's like he
loves the conspiracy stuff around it because he bought Epstein's mansion, right.
Speaker 6: He's trolling, dude. Yeah, He's like a master troll with this.
Uh he's making money off possibly being which is just insane.
Oh yeah, here's another one here, he did buy his house,
I got that Lincoln there.
Speaker 4: These are just little.
Speaker 11: I'm not Jeffrey Epstein, I'm Palm Beach p Here's all
the evidence we have to confirm that Palm Beach Pete
is actually Jeffrey Epstein, starting off with the first and
most obvious piece of evidence that both of them look
identical to each other. Here's a side by side picture
of the both of them, and you literally cannot tell
either of them apart. Next to both of them literally
have the same exact teeth. So, as you see right here,
this is Jeffrey Epstein's bottom row of teeth. And then
if we go ahead and look at Palm Beach Pete's
bottom row of teeth literally identical to Jeffrey Epstein's.
Speaker 6: Next.
Speaker 11: In a recent interview, it was actually revealed that Jeffrey
Epstein and Palm Beach Pete actually lived in the same
areas at the exact same time. So when Jeffrey Epstein
was living in New York, so was Palm Beach Pete.
And then when Jeffrey Epstein was living in Florida, so
was Palm Beach p And when this was brought up,
Palm Beach Pete was literally trying to shush the interviewers.
And then finally, every single day now Palm Beach Bee
is uploading videos onto social media saying that he is
not Jeffrey Epstein, And in a lot of these videos,
a lot of people feel like he's actually trying to
gaslight us because he really is actually Jeffrey Epps, dude.
Speaker 6: And then he goes to the dentist and gets his
bottom teeth done. And he not only did he go
to the dentist and get his bottom teeth done, but
he videotaped himself at the dentist saying I'm getting dental
work done and getting my bottom teeth fixed, like trolling
people on this whole idea of being Epstein. And yeah,
I just think that either somebody got like yeah, they
either got somebody that looks just like him on purpose
just to troll people, or this guy is him.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've just seen some people in the chat saying
for me to turn my mic up. I'm about maxed
out over here. I'll be clipping if I get much
higher I turned my shit down. We should be all
good now I saw that. Yeah, my shit for some
reason got maxed out. I don't know how that happened,
but yeah, we're good. And now if you were, if
you were pissed off from playing the lottery and never
freaking winning, you're going to be really pissed off now
because those very manuscule chances you had of winning are
now like unfathomable. So now we have an international jackpot lottery.
So yeah, of course you know, more people are buying,
so the jackpots are going to get bigger. But now
you've really watered down your chances of winning.
Speaker 6: So you got to let the elites in London have
their chance.
Speaker 2: Right, I'll see what they say.
Speaker 7: All starts with tonight's massive powerball drawing. For the first time,
residents of the United Kingdom will be able to win
the jackpot. Yesterday, tickets went on sale all over the UK.
So the good news, the lottery says, by expanding the
pool of ticket buyers, the top prize will grow faster
and higher, without raising the two dollars ticket price or
changing the odds of winning as low as they are.
Speaker 3: The bad news, of course, the problems you.
Speaker 7: End up hitting together and winning all that money. It's
a good time for new players to get in on
the action. Tonight's jackpot is worth a whopping five hundred
and sixty seven million dollars or about four hundred and
twenty turner off.
Speaker 6: Shut up? Wait wait wait did you see that dude?
The ball there was thirty three? Oh yeah, ah the dad, dude,
that's crazy. No, it's like, come on, man, shut up.
And then she literally thinks people are so stupid. They
think you're so dumb that they said that they're going
to add the pool of people, but your chances of
winning are no different.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, how's that? I add? How's that? Math? I
aint math?
Speaker 6: What if the winning what if the winning ticket goes
here's my question, what if the winning ticket goes to
the UK? You know what I'm saying, like, how is
that not a different odd of winning? That's my point,
Like you know what I mean, like if they didn't
have that chance to win in the UK, then my
chances would be higher, because you know what I'm saying, Like,
it's just wanted to me like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Morphius was asking, he said, bullshit, drop doc question mark.
I think he's wondering what I'm referencing when I said that,
But I was just saying, yeah, I mean it's statistics.
The more people you have trying to get something, it
lessens your chance to win. So yeah, that's bullshit. Once
you said, oh, it doesn't lessen your chance, Oh yeah,
yeah it does.
Speaker 6: My ass. Uh, that's because I think their argument with
their argument would be that you have to pick random numbers,
and the odds of you picking those random numbers correctly
are just as likely regardless of how many people get
to choose. But I would argue that if you had
less minds in other countries that had the ability to
do it, then you know what I'm saying, you'd have
more of a chance.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean it's just basic statistics, you know,
in my opinion. Let's see Jeffrey Epstein's Zoro Ranch in
New Mexico won the New Mexico power ball lottery for
eighty five million in two thousand and eight.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, you ain't gonna win the lottery. Guys, Come on,
what are the odds of Epstein winning?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 6: What the fuck did he he need money for?
Speaker 2: And that's then that they told you, Yeah, it's like
the people. That's what always pissed me off because it
was like Y dangled it in front of you like
a carrot that you can never get, And it's like
the people that win are either already rich and don't
need no damn money, or they're like dirt poor drug
addicts and they're gonna be overdose, dead or in bankruptcy
within a year.
Speaker 6: Well they need that.
Speaker 2: People that win either don't need it or they just
throw it a freaking way.
Speaker 6: Yep, and that that shit happens on you know, I
feel like intentionally. So it's like, yep, only the the
worst people to get it will get it. What have
we got here? Yeah, dude, I just can't believe dude Epstein.
I mean, is there a possibility that he could like
can he rig the lottery? How could you rig the lottery?
That would be my question, Like what a wild thing?
Like I can't imagine how you could do that, But
I'm sure there's a way.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, just that's I mean, think about it, all
the editing tools and stuff like that. Just the four
or five people in the actual room know the truth
and they just throw out random bars. But then they
have that digital edit mask playing over the top and
it gives the numbers that they want to give.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: So it says, you got a couple more articles underneath
that lottery win for Epstein. You want to go through
all these.
Speaker 6: Or yeah, there was some good ones I feel like
in there.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, here's the second one says Jeffery Epstein's Zoro
Trust claimed that eighty five million US dollars powerball jackpot
Oklahoma in two thousand and eight. Not that these are
used to launder payoffs for crime. Now they can pay
people outside of the US. That's a good point, ain't it.
I didn't think of that.
Speaker 6: And you know what. You know what's interesting. I looked
up my city in the Epstein files and it's in there,
and it's Saint Louis is in there because of like
airplane like flights and shit. So like there's people that
are meeting him here, like leaving here and telling them
that they're leaving. But there was also a Western Union
payment in Saint Charles, Missouri, which they what is it called,
subpoenaed this Western Union and the people who subpoenaed it
was the Money Laundering Task Force. So he was being
subpoenaed from money laundering back and I didn't even know when,
but it was from a two thousand and four Western Union.
Isn't that crazy? So somebody's money right away? No, nothing,
we got somebody's longering money. Somebody's been longering money with
this dude for like twenty two years or twenty two
years ago here where I live. Crazy, he got people everywhere, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's a vast freaking network.
Speaker 6: Man, crazy, I mean you got yeah, you got to
really know everybody. If every single town and city is
pretty much in the Epstein files with some kind of
relation to you, plus every country, every major person, like,
there's so many.
Speaker 4: Different things, and it's crazy.
Speaker 6: Wow. CIA has the casino machines rigged so agents can
get funds went on missions.
Speaker 4: Damn, that's a wild one. I think I have heard that.
Speaker 6: FO. They're definitely rig shit like that, dude. The lottery,
the Yeah, it's like a money vending machine for the
intelligence in mafia, you know what I mean. It's crazy,
that's what casinos are.
Speaker 2: So when I've seen this one, I seen Brian Johnson
clones himself. I immediately went to ac DC when I
clicked the link. I saw, Yeah, that's not who I
thought it was.
Speaker 6: So right now we're kind of in this weird trend
of like Epstein adjacent topics, and this person, Brian Johnson
co founded a company with it was called a Unity
Biotechnology with Peter Teel, and this guy was corresponding with
Epstein many times in the Epstein files. And I just
think it's interesting that all these people that act like
they really didn't know Epstein like that happened to also
have companies together.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And then he was known for like getting people together
to start company. It's just odd that you wouldn't know
him if you happen to also be doing exactly what
he was trying to do.
Speaker 4: It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: And which I don't know if it's on this one
or not, but one of them I clicked on it
even had I think it was X it might've been
Grock or something, but had a disclaimer at the bottom
of it and said, no, he did not do this.
We don't have the technology to actually clone people. You know,
this is this is not true kind of a fact.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's got cells in a Petrie dish, so technically
he didn't clone himself, but he's trying to like he
literally has like his essence in a Petrie dish, so
he can try to multiply it and turn it into
a boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the tech might not be there.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it was like our first, our first
show we did. If it wasn't the first, it was
the second. We talked about this sort of thing, and
they were talking about growing you know, like brainless lifeless
like clones in a jar or whatever, just to grow
organs and so like you could if you had the money,
you could take a shopping cart, like you go into
food City and stroll through the liver aisle, you know,
to take your pick and everything else.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a California start.
Speaker 6: It was brainless. Yeah, California's start up there. But what's
interest thing about that is that like uh, Sam Altman
has it, he wants to put his brain into like
a jar, and they're making brainless clones. So that's it's
almost like they're preparing for maybe when they do have
the capabilities to do some futurama shit, you know, mm hmm.
Speaker 4: I mean that's what it seems like to me.
Speaker 6: So this was that was just kind of a breakdown
of this guy's cloning situation that you just had pulled
up there.
Speaker 2: Oh you may go back, you.
Speaker 6: Don't have to, but I guess here, let me read
it off. Uh so, with this clone. This is from him,
by the way, this is Brian Johnson. This is what
he said. I just cloned myself as a newborn. With
this clone, I can become my own blood boy.
Speaker 4: That is a weird way to say something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, test therapy is on the clone. And then he says,
become my own blood boy. And then he says test
therapy is on the clone. That's a wild thing to
do there. You like called it a boy and then
called it pretty much grow or things for transplantation, develop
new treatments and inject young cells. This baby, Brian lives
in a Petrie dish for now. This may be scary
to some people just don't be in future, but for
others they will see it as inevitable future for help
the process. He talks about all this health benefits.
Speaker 4: This guy's crazy.
Speaker 6: This technology gives us a path to reverse aging, living
forever being gods.
Speaker 4: Of course, that's all they really care about.
Speaker 6: Uh So, yeah, that's this is the next stage of
that development.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there it was. When I seen that, I was like, man,
look at that little dude with the red glasses and stuff.
That at the bottom it says there.
Speaker 6: And Peter Teal is known for Peter tile is known
for injecting young people's blood in his body so that
way he could live longer. Like the people he mingles
with are all into this weird shit. It's all transhumanists
live forever stuff. Anyway, Go ahead, Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just go say, there was that little thing
that I've seen that said that. It's like a disclaimer, said,
Johnson did not create a human clone. What he describes
applying yamanaka factors to reset the cells epigenetic age produce
produces induced pur potent stem cells, not a copy of
a person. Human cloning is not currently possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, well.
Speaker 6: We've cloned sheep. We've cloned sheep. Like, go look, go
talk to cloneate and tell me that if we can
clone clone animals, what's the difference between an animal and
a human when it comes to just cloning biology.
Speaker 4: You know, there can't be that big of a difference.
Speaker 2: It's just somebody else repeating the story, basically.
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 6: So I was trying to cover all the bases here, Doc,
just trying to cover all your.
Speaker 2: Thorough bro, I love it, got to.
Speaker 4: Cover them all, everybody, you know.
Speaker 6: So that was just yeah, that was just a goofy
looking image imagery to read through while we talk about it.
But yeah, that's it's just.
Speaker 2: Why that's funny. Yeah, there's the little boy in the dish,
the blood boy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, everything they do just looks uneasy too. I mean
just look at that picture. It's just uneasy looking.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's definitely got some strange factor for sure.
Speaker 6: Dude. Literally he has a picture of American Psycho as
the last photo you see that, Yeah, with the nail
gun to the back of the head of the guy.
Come on, what is that? What does that even mean? Like,
what are you trying to say here? I don't really understand,
Like I feel like.
Speaker 4: I know, but I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's just so dark and some repressive, crazy fucking mindset
that they're in that I cannot connect and understand it.
Speaker 2: Damn it, Andrew. When can a movie reference just be
a movie reference? That might have been that whoever made
that favorite movie? And it was just kind of a
little artist shadow man.
Speaker 10: Not in my world dude, So here is that guy again?
Uh yeah, it's just an article kind of detailing what
he said that he's doing. Yeah, I mean, I guess
time will tell, you know, you'll see if this cloning
shit's legit.
Speaker 6: But it's again. Epstein was into cloning. Peter til is
into living forever. This guy starts a company with Peter
tele he knows Epstein. It's just one big group of
people that seem to keep popping up, and they also
seem to have a lot of power and run a
lot of companies that seem to like run the world.
M M.
Speaker 2: So yeah, weird, and just that whole twenty year you know,
twenty thirty year technology gap between us and the elites,
you know what I mean. So it's like, yeah, we're
reproducing dire wolves and all this kind of crazy stuff.
So it's like, you don't think in Mexico or some
other third world country where they don't have all the
laws and restrictions, they ain't already making humans. I mean,
come on, guys, let's be honest with each other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, dude, how are you going to bring
back the nephlim if you don't have this, you know,
DNA technology, where you could bring back mammos.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: It's impossible.
Speaker 2: So we were talking about this too a little bit
last week, the Rise of the AI and all the
layoffs and stuff they had at Amazon. So now New
York school systems have robots teaching in the classroom, so
the teachers are next job.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 4: Remember what I said.
Speaker 6: You don't have to convince the left to take, you know,
to accept this transhumanist, weird, dystopian world we're walking into.
Speaker 4: You have to convince the right.
Speaker 6: And that's why Trump's in office and he's you know,
galvinized people to the point where they won't even look
at what he's doing. And he's acting like a nationalist
when he's really doing globalist, technocratic moves. And so it's
a genius thing to do because the left's already accepting it.
They feel like they're actually rebelling against Trump, when in
reality he's out stringing in two. So yeah, anyway, I
just want to point.
Speaker 2: I gotta I gotta pull this up, Morpheus zon on it.
It's a big club.
Speaker 6: You ain't in it, that's it.
Speaker 2: And I love this one. I gotta play this one.
Speaker 6: It's called the American Dream because you have to be
asleep to believe it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, every story here it says humanoid robots now
teaching in US classrooms. The Salomonica City sounds like Santa Monica,
but Solomonica City Central School disc So. Yeah, maybe New
York is plotting or piloting Sally, a fifty seven thousand,
five hundred and ninety dollars humanoid robot teacher in the
eleventh and twelfth grade classrooms. The only question I keep
asking is why so? I guess this is it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's see, they hope to deploy a fleet a
rural upstate New York school. That's right, they're bringing humanoid
robot teachers into the classroom. Check out Sally here, that's
her name. Uh, these students are going to be Sally
Nippy Nightmare. I was in first grade. They're going to
have access to these bots. It has silicone lung or,
it has silicon skin, long brown hair, facial expressions, you
could see some upper body movements.
Speaker 4: I think she's teaching the.
Speaker 3: Count I don't know, and what class does she teach?
Speaker 8: The officials say the robots aren't meant to replace teachers. Instead,
they service classroom assistance. It's part of a pilot program,
and the company behind the robots say they hope to
deploy a fleet of robot tutors.
Speaker 7: Wow, a roll upstate New York.
Speaker 4: So one interesting thing that I just noticed here.
Speaker 6: So the most recent Builderberg meeting was at the Salamander Hotel, Okay,
in the Salamander Hotel. If you know anything about salamanders,
the salamander is the uh, the elemental for.
Speaker 2: Fire, right the Joseph Smith Alamander story too.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, salomonca is Spanish for salamander. Essentially, it's connected
to the old folklore of salamander. So it's interesting to
me when you look at those connections and then see
that this is where they decide to launch this at.
It's always just little subtle ship like that that I
always notice. And here it is again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just freaky Solomon. But they said, oh, they're
not going for teachers. They're gonna go they're gonna be
the teacher's assistants. Well, teachers have assistance a lot of times,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, yeah, let's just do away job.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say, let's just do away with the
training program for the young you know, new teachers, right,
what do they need to you know, get hands hands
on job training for mm hmm.
Speaker 4: It's crazy, dude.
Speaker 2: I can't help them. Think of those like, uh, every
time I see these type of humanoid type robots, I
think of those reels and stuff everybody's been posting from
like Elon and all that stuff that, Uh, of course
they're not real, but they're supposedly working on them. But
you know, like sex robots basically and wife robots, and
you talk about it's gonna be bled running sick stuff,
and it's like, yeah, so then even for women and men.
I'm not just focusing on one sex group here, but
you know, men or women, if you have trouble with relationships,
or if you've got authority issues, don't want to be
controlled or whatever, you want to be bossed, or don't
want emotional connection, whatever the case may be. If it's
just relationships there is just too much work for you,
then you can just finance one of these like you
do a house, and it does exactly what you want,
no expectations, it's never going to leave you, it'll never
have a headache.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 6: So it's like leans all day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it applies to the seed war.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: I've talked about this with like Steven from the Biblical
hit Men, Like we're told to be fruitful and multiply,
so if we're I'll go on LGBTQ, train's gay, all
that kind of stuff. You're not reproducing. So that's that's
just the nakash, you know, Satan choking the seed, the
seed war. And here here's another element of it. It's like, ah,
why waste your time with human interactions? Humans are so complicated. Here,
here got your solution. Yeah, once again, you're not going
to be reproducing. And it helps the global elites because
the number one thing they talk about population control, population control,
So it's all these things are fixes to their number
one problem.
Speaker 4: No, that's it, that's for sure, dude.
Speaker 6: And you know ozepic is making people not want to
you know, have any you know, intimacy with their partners,
losing a lot of that too, So I mean exactly, yeah,
you're exactly do you think that's exactly a big part
of this And it's so on the nose because if
you want to know what they're attacking, it is every
single thing.
Speaker 4: That's mentioned in the Bible. It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 6: Uh oh, you know, it's just how do you not
see that after you see it so many times?
Speaker 4: And it's every almost every major thing you know.
Speaker 2: Yep, it was on those Georgia godstones and that's why
they had to blow it up. And it's like, which,
just next one here, you've got a couple of paragraphs.
You got something you want to talk about and lead
into this. This is the the Tights arrest with the video.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to play his Jack Neil podcast like
clips of it, so instead I just did a quick
little summary of what I wanted to say as far
as that goes so recently on a recent appearance he
made on Jack Neil in January or February, Andrew Tate
gets into the whole story of like start to finish,
of like him starting his business getting set up with
like a woman who apparently caused all this sexual assault
whatever debacle that led into the sex crimes, right, and
so he's given this side of the story, and so
I just wanted to try to be slightly objective, but
I don't necessarily like if you listen to the guy,
if you go back and listen to that, there's parts
of it where you're like, oh, yeah, this guy's totally
conning and this whole story has probably got a lot
of holes in it. But point being he gets into
what's interesting is that somebody did definitely listen to it
because the podcast, because he's in solitary confinement right now,
and in the podcast he mentions that he just needs
to be in the same cell as his.
Speaker 4: Brother and they can figure out how to work it out.
Speaker 6: Interesting, so there might be really people like after him
for pissing them off.
Speaker 4: My question is what was he allowed to.
Speaker 6: Do illegally, what kind of criminal syndicates was he messing with,
what kind of elite organizations was he involved in? And
why are they trying to get him now? Anyway, that's
just like a side thing. But his old story is
that eventually, essentially he went against big education by building
an online school on how to make money in the
digital commerce field. So from there he makes millions of
dollars a month. She believes puts a target on his back.
What led up to this, like crimes and everything, was
his brother has an old friend. It's a girl that
wants to that they used to date. She wants to
come see Romania flies out next day she's gone. All
he did was like said hi to where he says,
and then from there, all of a sudden she hits
them with like a sex assault in trafficking. All this
other shit just comes out of this. So this girl
seems to have set them up, and you know that's
what he says. All the victims except for one, pretty
much say.
Speaker 4: That he's innocent.
Speaker 6: Now, this could be because they're paid off.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: This guy spends a lot of time in Romania, which
is a place where a lot of sex trafficking did
go on, and he does seem to weirdly call out
like Charlie Kirk dying and like almost not hinted Erica,
but kind of And I'm like, hmm, I wonder if
he like pissed them off because maybe he did have
connections with like the sex trafficking ring that Erica may
have been. I don't know, man, there's a lot of
weird speculation you can make with this. But what I
do know is there is proven history of mob connections
with fighting in Mma, and this guy was a professional
fighter and then now he's like some rich millionaire who's
a male feminist pushing this huge movement amongst young men,
which doesn't I don't think happened organically and never has
in history, so why.
Speaker 4: Would this be different.
Speaker 6: So point thing is, I think he is some kind
of asset, possibly for crimp crime syndicates intel elites. But
I also think there's a chance he did piss off somebody.
So it's a weird thing. It's a weird situation. But anyway,
that's kind of my take on this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which I thought it was strange too. I mean,
it's just the glitching of that video when they come
and got him and he's, you know, wearing that woman's
suit or whatever. I've seen a lot of people comparing
he a suit to one of the women from the
Golden Girls. It looked identical, and then some other kind
of women's fashion. It was the same pants and shoes, shirt, everything.
But but yeah, when he started stepping forward and had
his hands behind his back, it's like half of his
foot disappeared for a good two to three seconds. In
anybody that that's weird worked in editing or video recording
knows that happens either if it's AI or if you're
using green screens and it's a dimly lit section or
there's like a shadow cast over like a wrinkle or
something over the green screen, and when you step into that,
it glitches and kind of don't know how to read.
Speaker 6: And that's what happens.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: I've seen some of that speculation. I don't know. I mean,
maybe it is fake, you know, because.
Speaker 2: That's another video like him a casino playing gambling and
behind him in the background there's a headless guy walking around.
I saw that AI videos all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and so what makes me also wonder about this
is like, is this a weird tactic to be like, Oh,
I'm being persecuted by big education, I'm being persecuted by
the elites. I'm being persecuted by this system. But it's
all really fake and he's just shilling and you know,
kind of there's a possibility of that too, Like as
I listened to him, I'm like, he's almost building a
case as him as a victim, and then maybe he's
not really going through anything. He's just it's show bullshit.
Who knows in this world? This world is crazy, dude
at this point out putting none of that past them.
But yeah, let's look at some of these links here.
Speaker 2: Here's that video. That's ship. Hold up, pressed the wrong button. Ready,
I'm there. You see it. Look half of his foot's gone,
but it still kind of holds the shape. That's why
I was thinking green screen kind of defect and that
what the hell it goes even further? Hold up, be
back up, because say, look it's still there. It blended
with the concrete.
Speaker 4: Dude, his foot like went into the ground.
Speaker 6: It's crazy. I know, its strong toe, got some strong
toes on him.
Speaker 2: It's still halfway gone, but it's a different angle. Boom,
now it's.
Speaker 6: Back and came out of the ground. Dude, that guy's
got some And after this.
Speaker 2: Guy moved, After this guy moved, I think maybe his
shadow fell on that green screen floor, matt or whatever,
because yeah, he's fine. Everything's cool when there's no nothing obstructing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and his legs really that skinny. He's got some
skinny legs there.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, suddenly his half of his
foot just disappears for a good long time until they
kind of stepped back and then he turns.
Speaker 6: Damn, that guy's got some ghostly toes and it's disappearing.
Speaker 2: See hell still I thought it came back, but it
still ain't back yet.
Speaker 6: That yeah, he started moving a few times. I did
it a few times.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: That is very odd. Huh. Yeah, I don't know what
to make of that.
Speaker 6: Obviously there's some editing going on, but I don't know
what the purpose their motive would be. You know, it's crazy,
nothing's real, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Uh, getting no help from the US you could skip
that is just OK. He was saying a lot in
the Jack Neil podcast. He was saying a lot that,
like about essentially that like, you know, he just needs
help from the US embassy and it'll be fine, and
that they can help, but they're not willing to help.
And so this kind of pushes that again, that victim
aspect of like, see, they could help. I told you that,
you know that, they said they could help, but they won't.
And then now they're even saying publicly, like Mike Johnson
did a speaker thing where he's like, yeah, we're not
going to be helping Andrew Tate, which is weird that
they would even say that in a press conference in
the first place, Like why are you giving Andrew Tait
airtime as a speaker for the how or a speaker
for the government you know what I mean, todd Man,
why are you even talking about that?
Speaker 2: For which I see in a video he was saying, Yeah,
they're accusing me and all this stuff, and they're gas
like me, he said, because I'm speaking because he's from Britain, right,
I'm speaking out against the politicians and the elite in Britain,
and now they're targeting me to shut me up. He said,
what about the Epstein List? What about all these kings
and queens and all these really important you know people
in government that was on this list. How come they're
not going after them while they coming after Lil O me.
He's like, because I speak out, I call him out
and they're trying to just shut me.
Speaker 6: Up because I try to tell men to be men
and that they matter. So I believe that he's It's
one of those things when your heroes get persecuted, it
galvanizes the people that follow that person, right, So I
believe that they're trying to persecute a hero to galvanize
the young males that are behind him against.
Speaker 4: That's just how I view this.
Speaker 6: I feel like they're really stoking as much problems as
they him, like revolution type shit, just as much as
they can just get people to get pissed and get wild.
Speaker 2: This is a crazy segment a lot of people have
been talking about for a while.
Speaker 6: Mm hmm. This is a good segment. I've been excited
to talk about this one. There's a lot going on
with this old thing, but this is new, this truth
Social situation where Trump you could click on it if
you want. He offered people to pay him one hundred
thousand dollars a month to receive his posts before anybody else.
And these people could be like these people could be
like venture capitalists, these people could be Wall Street people,
business owners, whatever.
Speaker 4: Right, and they could get early access.
Speaker 6: So essentially insider trading directly with him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was insane.
Speaker 2: That was an article when I clicked it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's all I was saying, And so yeah,
I guess we'll keep over that.
Speaker 6: But yeah, So I mean essentially, that's what's laying out
is that he's he offered them to pay him one
hundred thousand dollars a month is a subscriptional fee to
receive like an early feed. Right, It's like a feed
on truth Social where you could receive like early updates
before anybody else about to say Iran war, you know,
which has oil go up and down, right, which, yeah,
seems to be why it seems to be why we
have a ceasefire.
Speaker 4: Then we're back to war.
Speaker 6: Then we have a ceasefire, and we're back to war
because there's people shorting the oil and making money off
of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, controlling his buddy price of oil with the
war over there and strangling off that straight and everything else. Yeah,
if you know, that's going to negatively affect and raise
the sale prices. So you tell all your buddies, hey,
I'm going to be Bombino's jackasses in three days, so
better hurry. You buy everything now, and then after it happens,
dump it off and make you a quick profit. You're welcome.
Speaker 6: That's and yeah, that's right, mister Ryan MK Ryan, fucking
I bet you that Israel still gets those posts first.
But there has been a pattern that people have been
pointing out of insider trading regarding Trump.
Speaker 4: Right, So you have oil shorting.
Speaker 6: With crypto, you have the crypto pump and dump he
did as soon as he took office. Remember that first
day he takes office, he literally just dumps his crypto
and collects like eight billion dollars and then you have
drone companies getting started by his kids right before the
war starts with Iran, right, So it's just weird insider
trading where he's making money and it's just crazy, dude.
The robber barons are here, dude, you know.
Speaker 2: Yep, the tinkers man, the the merchant class are the
ones in control now. And that's why our world isn't
such shit because it's all about business, about money, about
excess and just raping and pelaging every resource that you can,
including people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the last Industrial Revolution we got like two world
wars because of it.
Speaker 4: This industrial revolution is going to have the same thing.
Speaker 6: First it starts off with the industrialists robbing the countries.
Then they build the new industrial revolution, which destroys jobs
and creates like a whole new system that people have
to adjust to, and out of that usually comes a
lot of poverty, which then comes a lot of wars.
Speaker 4: So you know, I mean and other things involved with
that too. But I just can.
Speaker 6: See the recipe, all the ingredients needed to repeat history.
Speaker 2: And it does. That's why I tell you to study it.
You know, there's patterns. You know, us humans we get
we get stuck in patterns. That's right, we're predictable. Let's
see the third one open.
Speaker 6: These are all exact amples of insider trading making money
off of the administration, whether it be his son's him whatever. Right,
So this is backed by a Trump junior and it's
a drone company. Right, it's working with people that are
like literally killing people in Gaza. This is actually to
sell drone interceptors to the Gulf States, which is interesting.
Speaker 2: They're like stepping on Elon's toes because Elon's brother is
a major drone manufacturer.
Speaker 6: Really, yeah, I didn't see I never looked into Elon's brother.
Speaker 4: I knew that he had to be into something.
Speaker 6: I mean, he's in the Nastin files all excited about
meeting them. Yep, he's into the drone hang out with
the cool guys on the island. Crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So it's like, hey, we're gonna get you, We're gonna
get you attacked by Iram, but don't worry, we'll sell
you these new drone interceptors. It'll be it'll be the
president's son that got you involved in this in the
first place.
Speaker 4: What kind of crazy shit is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a h when you're President sending your
son to be the head executive of abyss the season.
He's never even been a part of it before. We've
seen that before, ain't we?
Speaker 4: You sure many times?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just with the last administration, mister Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: Yeah, don't worry, Hunter Biden, Hunter Biden.
Speaker 4: He's got aura though.
Speaker 6: He's gonna, he's gonna. He's saying all the things everybody
wants to hear.
Speaker 2: H It don't matter with him because he's so he's
so hypped up on that cocaine. He's like a brother
Billy uh from that righteous Jim Stones. Uh. Here check
it out.
Speaker 4: Come on.
Speaker 2: I ain't asking for the world here, I'm just asking
for eight ball and two million dollars.
Speaker 6: Yeahner dude, I'm telling you. And now he's like sober
but like trying to keep this like cool guy aspect,
which kind of plays off for the left. So I
feel like he does have a shot at being somewhat successful.
Speaker 2: Sometime he got into too and some people were saying, oh,
his arts crap. But people are buying it for millions
of dollars, and it's like, oh, that's just another money
laundering thing.
Speaker 4: Money laun This is how they keep money.
Speaker 2: Flowing. He makes his crappy painting that ain't worth ten
dollars or the canvas that it's painted on, but these
people that owe him money will buy it an extremely
large amount, and that's how they make his payments. You
know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It's all tax rate offs. You get all kinds of
tax rate offs and shit. So you know, they launder
their money that way, get tax right offs. It's crazy, dude,
how that works.
Speaker 2: And what is this? It says JFK files. In case
you don't have fifty five minutes to read thirteen eight
hundred words, here's the ai gist of Web's thesis about
CIA plus Thiol plus masade are weaponizing polymarket This this
further confirms a thing I keep saying over and over
for years that the NSA regime is not being a
signet or intelligent agency. No, they are epstemology agencies. It's meta.
They wheel the power over what we can know, and
that allows them to control all of us.
Speaker 6: Its cybernetics, global cognitive warfare, dude, for full spectrum domination.
But at the end of the day, that's what they're
trying to explain that like it's not and isolated, like
it's just about surveillance, it's just about health for the
wearables and stuff.
Speaker 4: It's like, no, all this goes into one thing.
Speaker 6: And it's funny because every little trend that everybody gets on,
like later today tonight, I'm gonna be talking about hydrogen water, and.
Speaker 4: It's an interesting little trend that popped up.
Speaker 6: And I get skeptical every time I see something that
gets popular, you know. And I remember Dana White. Dana
White was promoting hydrogen water at one point, and I
was like, what is this stuff? So I started looking
it up, and I'm like, I guarantee you it has
some kind of some kind of connection with nanotechnology. And
when you fucking know it, first thing I see is
all kinds of shit about how hydrogen helps the process
of cell membrane computing, hydrogels used for.
Speaker 4: Something else with like nanotechnology. There's all kinds of shit.
Speaker 6: And so it's like almost every trend that's becoming popular
actually turns your body into a more optimized conductor of
this new technology.
Speaker 4: It's crazy, it's insane.
Speaker 6: It's like everywhere I turn my head and go look
into it, I'll find studies from the NHI that like
detail how they use that and like how it does
actually help and it's insane every time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's something a lot of people have been talking
about because it's like the chemicals in the food in
the air, all the way down to the brake dust
from cars that circulate up into the air, all this stuff, vaccines.
I mean, a lot of people point to a lot
of that kind of stuff that that is some kind
of nanotech netting, you know, like microdose on a large
scale level.
Speaker 6: You know, no legit, it's insane and you know, it's
it seems to be in everything, like blanketing everything. I
didn't show this on your show, but the sp three
carbon atoms hybridized carbon atoms there.
Speaker 4: They did a deal. This company did a deal.
Speaker 6: With Coca Cola and Pepsi for the next five years
to have that inside of their products. And that is
used for cell member and computing, which essentially hijacks your
cells and sends certain messages to your systems.
Speaker 4: It's crazy. It's like, how is this a thing?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, glob will push it leads into this, Yeah,
this is a good Yeah, wetwear Andrew, that sounds like
somebody they pissed their pants and got their fruits will
lose the scalla.
Speaker 6: Wet wear is a computer that runs off of biology.
Wet wear is a computer that runs off of cells.
So it's crazy because you know, there's a clip that
I can never find, but I've always I've been trying
to look for the damn thing for a long time.
But there's an Asian CEO of a company, some kind
of like quantum computing company or something, and he talks
about how like his computer doesn't run off of like
biological tissue now, but we and we don't have to
worry because it doesn't.
Speaker 4: But if it does, then you'll have to worry.
Speaker 6: And since then, I've been seeing companies that are actually
running their stuff off of tissue.
Speaker 2: That was an accident. Sorry, no, oh.
Speaker 4: You're good, dude.
Speaker 6: That's hilarious. But it's like if you're saying, if you're
saying we don't have to yeah, well it's time to
fucking get it.
Speaker 4: If you're saying that pretty much that.
Speaker 6: If you're trying to tell me that computers running off
of tissue is.
Speaker 4: When we need to worry.
Speaker 6: And then immediately after that, I'm seeing other companies that
are running computers off of tissue. I start to worry,
that's my point.
Speaker 4: Crazy.
Speaker 6: So this is one example of that, which is essentially
a living computer that is made of sixteen brains. It's
made of actual brain tissue created by a biotech called
Final Spark. So anyway, this machine has sixteen lab grown
clumps of brain cells and they send and receive data
just like a silicon chip. But it's got the world's
most powerful digital supercomputers and it swallows an insane twenty
one megawatts of power. It's biological wetwear, runs on a
measly ten to twenty watts housing a specialized nutrient incubator
trained with real dopamine hits. Crazy, These living neurons actively
learn and process information before being replaced every hundred days.
Do you understand that they're training this technology so they
can like run a computer off of you, and they're
even seeing if the dopamine hits will work so they
could do it to you, Like this is all come on,
we got to see the writing on the wall, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean that's crazy because that even gets into like
a drug use and opioid abusers and you know, all
that kind of stuff. If they can you know, hits
you with dopamine, you know, and make you feel good
and you know, and euphoric. Hell, they could probably do
the same thing to send a signal to like your
opioid receptors, you know what I mean. That's pretty wild
but scary at the same time.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's insanely scary because when you think of the
matrix and you think of them talking about how like
you're the battery and this runs off of you. It's like,
understand that this movie was made by literal transhumanist Like
they were men when they started the movies and then
they were women by the end, and that is part
of the transhumanist movement period. That is what that is.
I understand some people feel like a woman or a man.
Well that's because you've probably been programmed a certain way whatever.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to get into all that.
Speaker 6: But at the end of the day, it's a transhumanist
movement that has made this like a thing to the
level it is today, you know.
Speaker 4: And so yeah, it's so obvious.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, sorry to the chat. I don't know what happened.
My keyboard died and I went to plug it in
and it made that aronhorn noise, and then the chat
just disappeared. I can't find it, so I ain't gonna
be able to see your chat. So I'm sorry. I've
been working on it. I can't find it. It is.
Speaker 6: I could, I could still see it. So this is
a yeah, this is a crazy, crazy thing. There's something else.
I don't know if you saw this from Cordcall Labs.
Corticoll Labs was co founded or funded by Peter Teal.
It's a Teal backed company. I think it's the what
do you got there?
Speaker 2: I think this is the confessional company in Switzerland known
as Final Spark. Yep, that's what.
Speaker 6: We Yeah, that's what we were talking about there. That's
the confessionals covered that, which is pretty funny. I didn't
know that he gets into.
Speaker 2: World's first styleological computer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so this is in twenty twenty four even that
they had that company. We're just talking about. All right,
So did you get yes, the Mario Nfall.
Speaker 2: Or row many human brains, the one.
Speaker 4: Right before that, sorry, right before Petri Dish to play doom.
Speaker 6: Yep, Yep, that's it. So that's cord Call Labs. This
was co founded, funded by rather Peter Thiel. The biological
computer human brain meets cell meets AI. So Australian company
Corticol Labs the first ever biological computer computer, combining human
brain cells with silicon to create adaptive, energy efficient neural networks. So,
in other words, they put these things in a Petri
dish and they were actually able to make it play
Dune or doom.
Speaker 2: Wow. I remember here in years ago that they had
done something like that and hooked up some kind of
simulation thing like that to a butterfly, like in a game,
and it was completely you know, autonomous that they would
fly around and move and you could put stuff in
there and it would sometimes choose to interact with or
choose not to. But they were like, oh, you know,
this is totally sentient. You know, that's crazy. I didn't
hear about that.
Speaker 6: I've heard about them putting uh, I've heard about them
putting like chips inside of pigeons and shit like that,
you know, but yeah, I've never heard of that. But yeah,
like this whole making computers that run off of brain
cells is a weird movement that I keep seeing, and
it's being funded by people like Peter Dial. So I
really worry about that shit because it's like, what is
this because when you see people like Curtis, because Curtis
Jarvin literally talked about virtualizing people, right, And Peter Teele says,
he follows Curtis Jarvin, right, and this guy talked about
virtualizing people in this new patchwork system where CEO kings
run the world, right, And so I just think it's
really crazy when you see them making stuff that seems
to mirror their own philosophy, right, And so yeah, it's like,
this is the plan, you know. Now do they do it?
I don't know, but it's crazy that they're trying so hard.
Speaker 2: Now have you heard that that film or watched it?
Ready player? One mm? That's kind of what I think
about when I see this stuff, especially like them playing
games and stuff you said, digitizing humans and the whole
metaverse and all this kind of stuff. When I watched
that movie, it's like Humanity and Earth was just shit.
You know, we had poisoned all the lakes and the
rivers and there were hardly any grass or hardly any
kind of crops. But it was just like everybody lived
in trailers stacked on top of each other, like trailer parks,
and everybody had their digital life and they would put
on their headsets and all this stuff, and they would
be this different person online, but they could actually feel,
they could actually touch, when they ate something, they could
actually taste it. It was so advanced, but people were just
living in that alternative reality versus the real one.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's been done in so many different movies
if you think about it, right, And even now you
have kids movies coming out where they're putting chips inside
of animal's brains so they could talk to humans. Right,
So it's just getting kids now with this kind of shit.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: So we got two. We got two kind of goofy ones.
This last two kind of are goofy ones.
Speaker 4: This guy just in.
Speaker 6: Las Vegas is just random guide is walking around with
the ar and is shooting it off in Las Vegas
in a neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Oh hey, is that Jesse from the Biblical hit Man.
It looks a lot like Jesse and his neighborhood.
Speaker 6: Stude lost his mind, dude, it's crazy tonight.
Speaker 12: A gunman opening fire, unleashing multiple rounds in this North
Las Vegas neighborhood, randomly firing as he appears to roam
the streets. Doorbell cameras capture the shirtless man with what
police say is an AR fifteen look as he walks
down the street Sunday, pointing his gun, even knocking out
of front door. He crouches down on this porch to
take aim. Ryan Adams films the shooting from a window
before the gunman and starts firing in his direction. What
the oh, get out, Adams warns his family to take cover.
Speaker 4: We were armed and just sitting type, you know, hoping
that he didn't come in. Unfortunately for us that he
didn't couple on the.
Speaker 12: Later showing our Las Vegas station KS and V were
several bullets pierced his home.
Speaker 4: We just found a bullet fragment right here on the side.
Speaker 2: And then it actually that's just crazy man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like what type of crazy shit dude just randomly like.
Speaker 2: He wanted to die, you know. I mean that's dance
by police or suicide by something.
Speaker 4: And that's what I means.
Speaker 6: Like this shit has just been going on and on
and on.
Speaker 4: Skip all that.
Speaker 6: We could skip all that because we pretty much went
over all that. We are the last one here. This
last one is another goofy. This is awesome. He checked
this guy out and I wanted to end with this one,
because this is just crazy.
Speaker 4: So this didn't.
Speaker 13: Injure for some shit, Sorry I guess, Brould. Yeah, could
you imagine?
Speaker 2: No, it's like a warn up come from it.
Speaker 6: Comes back, it comes back. It's like, I think that
thing was scared. It was more scared than them. It's
going to hide and ship. Yeah, yeah, look at hiding.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 6: That that that thing like put him out.
Speaker 4: Of its way.
Speaker 6: Did you know? Did you It literally grabbed him and
was like get over here, I need to get out.
Speaker 4: That was insane, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was straight up Mortal Kombat stuff. You know.
Speaker 4: Here you got man handled, bro.
Speaker 6: That was crazy impressive.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I was like, dude, this is insane. Could you imagine
just working out? How how do you work at a
liquor store and there's like wild cats around you?
Speaker 2: It makes me wonder if it was somebody's like personal pet,
you know what I mean. Some people do that, like
Mike Tyson. Hell, he's got some crazy pets, lions and
tigers and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, And it
got loose somehow because you hear that guy sitting there
like looking around kind of unsuspecting, and you hear, hey, hey, hey,
here's yell, lady, and then it jumps over the counter
and gets at him. So it's like somebody was trying
to warn him, like maybe their leash had broken or something.
I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that lady was freaking out, screaming, no, dude, crazy.
Speaker 4: I'm glad the jungle.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm glad I don't have the jungle, dude.
Speaker 4: I just I guess. You know, in different countries you might.
Speaker 6: Have a liquor store and literally a jungle right next
to like it, just right behind it. It's insane, dude. Yeah, awesome.
Speaker 2: Like here, sometimes bears, you know, get in or a
deer gets in the open screen door when you paying
attention to you know, destroys your house. So those people
have to worry about lions and tigers and bears.
Speaker 6: Oh my, that'd be shitty.
Speaker 4: We just got black bears up here. They're pretty.
Speaker 6: They're pretty chill black yeah, chill.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, man, there's another good one.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it, just like always. Man, let us know
what's coming up next week, What's what's on the six
g agenda? My man?
Speaker 4: Oh man, a lot of things. Great show.
Speaker 6: Shout out to the chat. I hope you guys enjoyed
all the little different stories. Otherwise, Today I'll be live
twice double bangers, gonna be talking about hydrogen water, and
I'll also be talking with Ben.
Speaker 4: From End of the World News.
Speaker 6: We'll be getting into the Second Crusade. It's gonna be
interesting talking about Alex Jones, sneak o Fuintes, just like
this weird rhetoric that's going on with that stuff, so
definitely fun.
Speaker 4: Otherwise, Sunday I'll be on.
Speaker 6: Twice as well with Brian Files, and then I will
be doing part two of the Mystery.
Speaker 4: Babylon, the Son of God edition. So hopefully I see
you guys. There plenty of good stuff this weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah man, nice Yeah with me the same stuff. Sunday
over the Prometheus Lynn's channel, we'll be doing another reading
trudging through r Lewis Ginsburg Legends of the Jews series
over there. It's a live studies to come join us
over there, participate with your questions and comments. Those are welcomed.
And then Monday, I have a six pm Eastern Standard
Time premiere with Vicky Joey Anderson and we talk about
this technocrat Eden to Ai and that was a banger
of an episode. I put out a couple of reels
for it. Already people have been like, I gotta see this. Yes,
if you haven't seen it, you've got to see this.
This is an amazing episode. I'm not just blowing of smoke.
But yesterday I did a live with Mondo Gonzalez from
Prophecy Watchers and we talked about the elongated skulls of Peru.
And now that was a great conversation because he he's
a Christian, but he's all snarky algist. So we talk
about these skulls what they are, and he merges Bible
and science and shows you what these things are. Man,
it's a really, really good talk. I enjoyed it because
the hell who don't enjoy long aad skulls?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: I love you long aad school.
Speaker 6: Well, guys, thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, man, thank you. As for tuning in, man,
be sure to check us out. I got to Andrew
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hope you guys have a great weekend. Hey man, Until
next time, torches high guys, so.
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