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Speaker 4: it again. Joining us from Western Canada this morning is
Speaker 4: Sean Sewan. Good morning sir, how are you?
Speaker 5: Good morning you hear meal.
Speaker 4: You're coming through loud and clear.
Speaker 5: Perfect. Yeah, no, it's a beautiful, beautiful morning with a
Speaker 5: nice flat horizon.
Speaker 4: There you go. Why don't you take a moment and
Speaker 4: introduce yourself to the audience.
Speaker 5: Sure, yeah, So I'm a forty two year old adventurer
Speaker 5: I call myself. I grew up on Vancouver Island, and
Speaker 5: as with most kids, I didn't really believe in a
Speaker 5: lot of what they were telling me in school, or
Speaker 5: you know, even what my parents were telling me or whatever.
Speaker 5: So kind of just a bit of a rebel growing up.
Speaker 5: But I think that was the more I look back,
Speaker 5: that makes more sense why I was like that. So
Speaker 5: currently I'm an environmental health and safety consultant in oil
Speaker 5: and gas, and so I'm also a construction worker, carpenter, scaffolder.
Speaker 5: I've done a lot of different things in my career,
Speaker 5: and flat earth, I guess that's my intro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so tell us a little bit how you even
Speaker 4: came upon the subject of flat earth and what kind
Speaker 4: of got your attention.
Speaker 5: Sure, so, I guess way back in the day a
Speaker 5: movie called Zeitgeist sort of woke me up to the
Speaker 5: conspiracy world. Sure, and I don't remember when that would
Speaker 5: have been, but I would have been probably about twenty anyways,
Speaker 5: that kind of just got things started, and then I
Speaker 5: was basically considered a full on conspiracy theorist between from
Speaker 5: twenty till forty. But I would have been about probably
Speaker 5: thirty eight when one of my conspiracy theorist friends mentioned
Speaker 5: flat earth and I was just not even interested at all,
Speaker 5: although obviously I was open enough, open minded enough to
Speaker 5: at least disprove him. So I kind of went into
Speaker 5: the subject to be able to disprove him. And I
Speaker 5: didn't really care if you believed in flat earth. I
Speaker 5: just thought it was silly. But the more I looked
Speaker 5: into it, the more it started to grab a hold.
Speaker 5: But I wasn't quick to just jump on the bandwagon.
Speaker 5: It took me probably three four years to kind of
Speaker 5: like fully accept that we're on a flat stationary plane.
Speaker 4: That's interesting that it took three to four years, which
Speaker 4: I think really speaks to you as someone who is
Speaker 4: going to fully investigate before they make a decision. Now,
Speaker 4: and you did say you saw Zeitgeist first. I think
Speaker 4: that came out initially around two thousand and seven, the
Speaker 4: very first one, so you know that's been around for
Speaker 4: close to twenty years now, and that has woken up
Speaker 4: a lot of people. I think that one really talked
Speaker 4: a lot about September eleventh, which is quite the rabbit
Speaker 4: hole Israel. But it's interesting. I'm sorry, sorry I cut
Speaker 4: you off. No, No, you're good, You're good. I was
Speaker 4: just saying for me, I had to see all these
Speaker 4: other rabbit holes before I even would take the time
Speaker 4: to look at flat Earth. It took you three to
Speaker 4: four years. What would you say, what was the most
Speaker 4: compelling evidence that finally led you down the road to
Speaker 4: decide that, yep, we're probably living on a flat realm
Speaker 4: versus a ball.
Speaker 5: Well, a lot of it was. I mean, there's a scripture,
Speaker 5: of course, but the scripture, although I believe it's true,
Speaker 5: it's also it's hard to it's hard to talk to
Speaker 5: the science people using something like scripture because they just
Speaker 5: throw that out. I know you've talked about that on
Speaker 5: other podcasts. Yeah, but I was looking for, you know,
Speaker 5: science based things. And one of the things that I
Speaker 5: think is a really good angle to help try to
Speaker 5: awaken people is like the fighter jets. When you're reading
Speaker 5: the manual for operating a fighter jet, it says, Okay,
Speaker 5: you're on a flat plane.
Speaker 4: And have you read the book The Sixteen Emergency Landings
Speaker 4: that proof lat Earth.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, that's another good one. I still I try
Speaker 5: to share with a lot of people who are awake
Speaker 5: in other aspects, you know, COVID or politics or whatever,
Speaker 5: but most people still the whole flatter thing. It's a
Speaker 5: tough one for them to you know. I think they
Speaker 5: just kind of tolerate me because they like me. But
Speaker 5: I don't think they give it much time of day
Speaker 5: for the most part.
Speaker 4: Which is interesting because once we were all like them,
Speaker 4: but once you come to the other side, you realize
Speaker 4: how important it is and in their tools in the toolbox,
Speaker 4: that is one of the most important psychological operations that
Speaker 4: they use against us to keep us in the matrix.
Speaker 5: Well. Absolutely, And it's interesting because my wife came from
Speaker 5: a family that was the opposite of me. I was
Speaker 5: a little kind of a troublemaker kid, getting into a
Speaker 5: bit of trouble, but I lived down the road from
Speaker 5: my wife and she was the opposite. They were. Her
Speaker 5: dad was the principal of the school and they never
Speaker 5: got in trouble. And she went to university and became
Speaker 5: a school teacher and all that, so she was fully indoctrinated,
Speaker 5: whereas I was fully not. So it was it's an
Speaker 5: adjustment for her. She was fully asleep until COVID, and
Speaker 5: when COVID happened, she woke all the way up. But
Speaker 5: because she's still working as a substitute teacher, she kind
Speaker 5: of hesitates to even think about the flatter stuff too
Speaker 5: much because she feels like the more she knows, the
Speaker 5: more she feel like she'd be lying to the kids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I understand completely, and I think me, being in
Speaker 4: the military, kind of understand what was really going in
Speaker 4: the world. Towards the end of my career, I think
Speaker 4: i'd be lying if I didn't say, I, to a
Speaker 4: certain extent, put blinders on just to make it to
Speaker 4: the end of my tenure in the military, because as
Speaker 4: you get older, you notice things and you start to realize, wow,
Speaker 4: you know they're using me as a tool for their evil.
Speaker 5: Well. Absolutely, and I have the most utmost respect for
Speaker 5: military and for people who devote you know, police officers
Speaker 5: and military personnel and anyone who devotes their life for
Speaker 5: things like that. But the problem is we've been pushed
Speaker 5: by the military industrial complex who runs both sides. They
Speaker 5: do the you know, left and right wing, and they
Speaker 5: you know, they do the politics against each other, and
Speaker 5: the only people that suffers are the people.
Speaker 4: Exactly. And I've often said when people get a title
Speaker 4: and a badge or or something like that, people can
Speaker 4: be drunk on power. Not everybody. Right there, there's good
Speaker 4: and bad apples and everything in every line of work,
Speaker 4: whether it's soldiers, nurses, doctors. Right there, there's bad apples
Speaker 4: and every every every line of work. But we have
Speaker 4: to remember that we are the ninety nine percent, and
Speaker 4: I think we should do a better job taking care
Speaker 4: of each other instead of following the elite's rules, whether
Speaker 4: it be war or you know, just going back to
Speaker 4: the moral compass. If there's a something that you know,
Speaker 4: if man laws across as God laws, we need to
Speaker 4: take the ethical and the good stance against it.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, and that's interesting. It's just that, I guess
Speaker 5: the propaganda from the media makes people feel like they're
Speaker 5: virtue signaling, like if you don't have a certain colored
Speaker 5: flag up, you know, then you're not helping people across
Speaker 5: the world. And it's just so false, but people feel
Speaker 5: pressured to speak up.
Speaker 4: Right, absolutely that's a good point. You know, even around
Speaker 4: here a couple of years ago you saw a Ukrainian
Speaker 4: flag in many cases not even an American flag in
Speaker 4: people's yard. And I think that's how far the brainwashing
Speaker 4: has gone in this country. And that, I think is
Speaker 4: something that social media that has socially engineered, is getting
Speaker 4: people to choose the side have to be team lefter,
Speaker 4: team right. You have to be you know, Israel or
Speaker 4: Pales nine. You have to be Ukraine or Russia. And
Speaker 4: that is the world we live in. And it's social engineering.
Speaker 5: Oh absolutely. And it's the whole divide and conquered thing.
Speaker 5: And there's a photo I don't know what it's called,
Speaker 5: but it's basically like the Rothchilds and some important or
Speaker 5: you know whatever you call them, the elites, and they're
Speaker 5: kind of bent over and there's a table on top
Speaker 5: of them, and it's kind of like the world's chess
Speaker 5: game and it says, the caption says, it's all ends
Speaker 5: when you stand up on or sorry, maybe it's the people. Sorry,
Speaker 5: maybe I'm misunderstanding. It's the I think it's the people
Speaker 5: with the back with the chess table on top. And
Speaker 5: then if we all stood up their chess game is
Speaker 5: over as the point.
Speaker 4: That that's the perfect point. It ends when we decide
Speaker 4: it does.
Speaker 5: And and like you said, we are the ninety nine percent,
Speaker 5: ninety nine point nine. But but if we don't feel
Speaker 5: that way, we've been disempowered by them to think that. Oh,
Speaker 5: there's millions of people that think a certain way, and
Speaker 5: that's just what they do with their with their the
Speaker 5: what they own, you know, their own media, they own Google,
Speaker 5: they own Facebook, you know, LinkedIn. So it's hard to
Speaker 5: have a pure narrative. And none of these polls or
Speaker 5: political polls or anything or they just make them up.
Speaker 4: And that's the thing they want you to believe that
Speaker 4: half of the country, whether you're left or right, right
Speaker 4: to left, the other half are maniacs. They're a threat
Speaker 4: to society. But I can tell you with somebody who
Speaker 4: walks around parking lots and talks to perfect strangers, I've
Speaker 4: never had any type of physical or even close to
Speaker 4: I've had people say I'm not right now, no thanks literally,
Speaker 4: no thanks thanks palap Yeah, I'm just never once you know,
Speaker 4: these videos that you see on social media that gets
Speaker 4: pushed around and even like there's a lot of people
Speaker 4: who champion the Libs of TikTok. And I'm not picking
Speaker 4: on this, this is just an example, but that is
Speaker 4: part of the of the divide and conquered dot com me.
Speaker 4: It's just the flip side of it.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, and I mean, obviously I lean more to
Speaker 5: the conservative sort of odd although all the all the
Speaker 5: liberal people that I know are really good people. They're
Speaker 5: just probably watch too much TV or believe narratives that
Speaker 5: they think are true.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I couldn't agree with you more. And you know,
Speaker 4: the people that you see on YouTube or I should say,
Speaker 4: tik tak or Twitter, you know, the people just losing
Speaker 4: their mind. They're they're they're the same. They're the one
Speaker 4: percent of the one percent. They're a very small part
Speaker 4: of society, and we shouldn't base our entire decisions on that.
Speaker 5: No, And then it gets polarized because they'll say, well,
Speaker 5: this is a liberal. Well, I mean, when I grew
Speaker 5: up as a kid, a liberal was a totally different
Speaker 5: that wasn't even considered. You know, in my neck of
Speaker 5: the woods, a liberal was most of the people in
Speaker 5: the neighborhood. And they weren't extreme in any way.
Speaker 4: No, they were just basically anti war was their top platform.
Speaker 4: And I'm all about that now too, having seen a firsthand.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make me a liberal, because like you, I
Speaker 4: hold conservative values right absolutely.
Speaker 5: And I was working for BC Hydro, which is basically
Speaker 5: our government power generating and controlling you know entity, So
Speaker 5: basically a government power company. And I started working there
Speaker 5: in COVID times and I basically started getting asked and
Speaker 5: questioned by my co workers as I joined the team.
Speaker 5: You know, which team are you one? And I was like,
Speaker 5: I'm on team none of you, Like I'm on I'm
Speaker 5: not on either team. You those people, None of these
Speaker 5: politicians are good for us, at least in my in
Speaker 5: my area. And it was like shocking. People said, but
Speaker 5: we're just automatically, you know, hardcore liberal, and I was like, well,
Speaker 5: I don't believe in the party system, the two party system.
Speaker 5: I think it's just there to divide people. And they
Speaker 5: were just shocked like that, I could, how dare you
Speaker 5: not be on our team?
Speaker 4: You know, it's funny you say that, because I just
Speaker 4: got that a week or two ago. You know, I
Speaker 4: had criticize whatever Trump did, and I got, well, the
Speaker 4: only other option was the cackling hyena. And I said, No,
Speaker 4: that's the frame of mind they want you to be,
Speaker 4: and is you can only have one or the other.
Speaker 4: You could have none of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, Yeah. And I think it seems like, at
Speaker 5: least in my mind, it seems pretty obvious who you know,
Speaker 5: the globalists are. And yeah, the people who want to
Speaker 5: do the things like the Agenda twenty thirty and the
Speaker 5: all the COVID stuff, And I can see who those
Speaker 5: people are. I think it's just we even have in
Speaker 5: Canada as well, there's a few people that kind of
Speaker 5: go against that. But are they really going against it
Speaker 5: or are they just putting that facade to get in
Speaker 5: power because there's no accountability.
Speaker 4: Man, I just had that conversation with a listener this
Speaker 4: morning via email. You know that the nine to eleven
Speaker 4: families they got compensated. Now here's some money, families of Waco,
Speaker 4: here's some money. You look at all the you know
Speaker 4: Ruby Ridge, that family who is wrongly you know, killed
Speaker 4: by the FBI, the mother and daughter. Yeah, all of
Speaker 4: these things there. They will compensate them with worthless old
Speaker 4: pieces of paper. But there is never an I mean
Speaker 4: never accountability.
Speaker 5: No, it's it's very disheartening to the point that people
Speaker 5: don't even people don't even vote, people don't even want
Speaker 5: to get involved. And I get it. It's we had
Speaker 5: a we I mean, the amount of false flags that
Speaker 5: have happened is just amazing. But a lot of people say,
Speaker 5: how dare you call it a false flag? People died,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, hey, people probably did die, and it
Speaker 5: is still a false flag.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent, and people do. Obviously there's a big
Speaker 4: difference between a sy op, which there have been some,
Speaker 4: and a false flag. And certainly, you know, nine to eleven,
Speaker 4: we thousands of people were killed. But again, whether it's
Speaker 4: Oklahoma City or you know, you name it, they always
Speaker 4: have the culprit and even the backstory behind it. Sir
Speaker 4: Hann Sirhan nineteen sixty eight. Within an hour, Oh, we
Speaker 4: even found a newspaper clipping in his pocket. But that
Speaker 4: guy was in Kaultra. He didn't even know. He didn't
Speaker 4: remember anything, not just that day, but the weeks leading
Speaker 4: up to it. He was mk ultered Lee Harvey Oswald,
Speaker 4: that had his whole story. Timothy McVeigh. All these people
Speaker 4: they have this story the you know, and that's what
Speaker 4: it is. We're on the world stage, and that they
Speaker 4: want to elicit a certain emotion out of you. In
Speaker 4: nine to eleven, it was to get people down to
Speaker 4: the recruiting station and over to the Middle East.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, And you'd hear comments, oh, blow up the whole,
Speaker 5: you know, blow up the whole of back East.
Speaker 4: And yeah, make it a parking lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, it just and it's just it sucks because
Speaker 5: people just fell so hard and so fast, and it's
Speaker 5: hard to get people to realize like truths about nine
Speaker 5: to eleven because they're just so like, how dare you?
Speaker 5: Like you're not allowed to question it. And it's the
Speaker 5: same thing where if you go way back, whereas a
Speaker 5: lot of these people that I just can conglomerate them
Speaker 5: and call them kind of the new World ordered globalists.
Speaker 5: A lot of them weren't really Jews, but they just
Speaker 5: they just attached onto a group for their own protection.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent. And I think this is a good
Speaker 4: time to kind of segue into you know, this affected
Speaker 4: everyone just a different degrees. And you know, I always
Speaker 4: thought that that you know, Canada was always you know,
Speaker 4: just a nice government and everything else, and then man,
Speaker 4: your government and ours too, don't get me wrong, but
Speaker 4: every country had different levels. You guys went through some
Speaker 4: pretty tyrannical stuff in twenty twenty through probably I guess
Speaker 4: twenty two or twenty three, but I kind of share
Speaker 4: with the audience how that changed and affected you and
Speaker 4: your family.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, So this is so because my profession is
Speaker 5: I'm basically a self employed environmental health and health and
Speaker 5: safety consultant. I rely basically on my reputation. I basically
Speaker 5: work as a contractor to help companies work safely, reduce
Speaker 5: their incident rates, reduce their environmental impact while still making
Speaker 5: lots of money with oil and gas things like that.
Speaker 5: And I got slaughtered with reputation hits, losing jobs, losing contracts,
Speaker 5: personal attacks, losing friends, losing family. And it was easy
Speaker 5: for me to say, oh, screw them, but when it's
Speaker 5: hitting me in the pocket book and I'm losing all
Speaker 5: my contracts, it was tough because I wasn't wearing the mask,
Speaker 5: and I wasn't getting the shots, and I just wasn't
Speaker 5: doing it. I lost many jobs over that time. I
Speaker 5: ate up about one hundred gend we of savings over
Speaker 5: those couple of years, and my wife lost several jobs.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was depressing when even your family thinks
Speaker 5: you're just a lunatic, or.
Speaker 4: You know, there were so many avenues of approach with
Speaker 4: that si OP, and the divisiveness not just amongst friends
Speaker 4: but within the family was so disappointing to me. You know.
Speaker 4: I remember Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving of twenty twenty, we had some
Speaker 4: pretty interesting conversations and many of them were condescending towards
Speaker 4: us about the vaccine that was about to be released,
Speaker 4: you know, in the next month.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's And I guess that opened my eyes
Speaker 6: a lot into other vaccines because before, before the whole
Speaker 6: COVID thing, I didn't know any better, and I basically
Speaker 6: just trusted that vaccines in general were good.
Speaker 5: But through the whole, through this whole situation, I figured
Speaker 5: I realized that I don't. I don't believe that any
Speaker 5: of the vaccines are good. I don't even think tetanus
Speaker 5: or I don't believe in any of it. I don't
Speaker 5: trust any of their signs they're so called science.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's probably what a lot of people who
Speaker 4: listen to this podcast believe as well. I remember doing
Speaker 4: a podcast just a week ago, and I went through
Speaker 4: the history of anti vaxxers. For that's just for lack
Speaker 4: of a better word, right, people just don't want to
Speaker 4: be in both with that. The protests go back to
Speaker 4: the nineteenth century when they were first introduced, specifically the
Speaker 4: smallpox vaccine in Brazil, in actually in Montreal, there was
Speaker 4: a huge one in like eighteen eighty and many within
Speaker 4: the States and around the world. So, you know, the
Speaker 4: main extream media wants to push that just in the
Speaker 4: last few years, this whole anti vaccine movement has begun,
Speaker 4: but the fact is it's been going on for a
Speaker 4: long long time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it's and I mean there's so many vaccine
Speaker 5: injured people. I know. I had some good friends of
Speaker 5: ours who, prior to COVID, you know, for many years,
Speaker 5: had been not vaccinating their children, and I remember asking
Speaker 5: them one day. I was kind of curious, like, you know, why,
Speaker 5: why why wouldn't you And they just kind of were
Speaker 5: like noncombative and just said, oh, we just don't really
Speaker 5: think it's needed, you know, And I said, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 5: I wasn't there to judge. I just said, okay, fair enough,
Speaker 5: don't think they're needed. That's fair. So I didn't I
Speaker 5: just left it at that. But yeah, there's a lot
Speaker 5: more to it than that. I think they've been filling
Speaker 5: us full of poisons in our foods and everything else.
Speaker 5: I do think that there's definitely been a lot of
Speaker 5: good things from RFK what he's been coming out with
Speaker 5: and exposing a lot of health issues and stuff lately.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is a big problem. Like the red dye.
Speaker 4: I think it's number forty that's been banned in Europe
Speaker 4: for a long long time and they're just now getting
Speaker 4: around to it here in the United States. And you know,
Speaker 4: I've mentioned before you're hard pressed to walk through the
Speaker 4: grocery store and anything that's in a box ninety percent
Speaker 4: of it has bioengineered products in it. And you know,
Speaker 4: that's what we talk about, the the numerous ways that
Speaker 4: they're trying to poison us through the air, with chemtrails,
Speaker 4: our food, fluoridated water, you know, vaccines. It's truly you
Speaker 4: have to literally put on the armor of God, be aware,
Speaker 4: keep your head on a swivel, as we say, and
Speaker 4: be very cognizant of everything you put in your body,
Speaker 4: from what you're drinking to what you're eating. That's why
Speaker 4: we try, you know, to raise as many meat birds
Speaker 4: as we can. We have one of our own chickens
Speaker 4: every week for dinner. But you know we're human too.
Speaker 4: Out of pizza every now and then or do something
Speaker 4: like that, and everything's good moderation. But yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: as soon as they made healthcare of business, you know,
Speaker 4: a healthy person doesn't make a good business model, and
Speaker 4: that's why they try to keep it sick. And that's
Speaker 4: why I forget what year, I want to say, nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty six, the medical industry made five billion dollars off
Speaker 4: of pharmaceuticals. They made an additional fifty billion off of
Speaker 4: the side effects treating the side effects from the initial trucks.
Speaker 5: Well, they've got the like COVID. I mean, we'll go back.
Speaker 5: They had patents on the COVID, you know that they
Speaker 5: were creating in labs. They had patents on the cures
Speaker 5: before it was even announce that existed. I mean, they've
Speaker 5: they've got the problem and they've got the cure. And
Speaker 5: that's part of what they do for all of it. Right, Oh,
Speaker 5: there's a war, but we have the solution.
Speaker 4: Right, that's right.
Speaker 5: Here's here's the poison. Oh, but we have the solution.
Speaker 5: Oh there's this. You might have heart heart issues if
Speaker 5: you take to the vaccine, but don't worry, we've got
Speaker 5: heart pills.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And then they have Customers for Life, which unfortunately
Speaker 4: a lot of people who did you know, hopefully many
Speaker 4: of the people got the placebo, but there's you know
Speaker 4: a lot of the people who didn't, unfortunately are customers
Speaker 4: for life now.
Speaker 5: But well, yeah, and there's a thing called how Bad
Speaker 5: is Your Batch? And it's a website where you can
Speaker 5: look up and you can look up your batch number
Speaker 5: based on your on the COVID information that you get
Speaker 5: with your vax pass or whatever they call it. And
Speaker 5: it's actually just I think it's I had it written
Speaker 5: down and I forgot to bring it with me, but
Speaker 5: it was something like one percent of the vials caused
Speaker 5: like ninety of the side effects.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just there's one from the Australian government that
Speaker 4: says match Release Assessment of COVID nineteen vaccines. And then
Speaker 4: there's another one that I think is the one that
Speaker 4: you're talking about. It looks like you can actually oh, yep,
Speaker 4: there it is how bad is your Batch? Enter your
Speaker 4: cod select batch. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: And I mean that's just scary, but I do believe
Speaker 5: they actually, I know I don't know if this is true,
Speaker 5: but it's RFK sort of put out the he floated
Speaker 5: the idea, and of course he got attacked that it
Speaker 5: was the vax was sort of like tailored to attack
Speaker 5: certain cultures. Yes, And I mean, I don't know is
Speaker 5: that true? Is it not? But I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 5: me in the least.
Speaker 4: Well, no, And you know that's what I'm glad. I'm
Speaker 4: starting to see pastors, whether it's Chuck Bold went out
Speaker 4: of Montana one of our local pastors who from the pulpit,
Speaker 4: are starting to talk about witchcraft. And if you look
Speaker 4: at I believe it's the word witchcraft in Hebrew means pharmakia,
Speaker 4: and that's where we get the term pharmacy, you know, pharmacy,
Speaker 4: and it is to a certain extent witchcraft. And it's
Speaker 4: really disappointing to me. And sometimes it's it's borderline anger.
Speaker 4: When I sit back and think about how we were
Speaker 4: lied to about those dandelions being weeds and not only
Speaker 4: destroying a great medicine, but sprang it with a cancerous carcinogen.
Speaker 4: It's just so it's very upsetting.
Speaker 5: Well, and it's a it's a whole it's the whole thing.
Speaker 5: It's like they sat down and figured out, Okay, we
Speaker 5: need to get control of the money system. Okay, so
Speaker 5: we need fiat money. We need to get rid of
Speaker 5: the gold standard. We need to get rid of all
Speaker 5: the natural medications. We call those, uh what do they
Speaker 5: call them? Non traditional or something like that. It's I
Speaker 5: can't even get insurance, Like when I use my health insurance,
Speaker 5: it'll cover any pills I want. But god forbid, I
Speaker 5: went to a natural path to find it with some
Speaker 5: food allergies. They're like, well, well that's not you know,
Speaker 5: that's a non I don't remember the terminology, but that's
Speaker 5: not that's not a pharmacy approved a technology.
Speaker 4: Yeah. As a matter of fact, I just kind of
Speaker 4: strike on my YouTube channel yesterday for medical misinformation and
Speaker 4: it says that the content that I posed a serious
Speaker 4: risk and it was egregious and I'm harmful for spreading
Speaker 4: medical misinformation that contradicts the information from health authorities.
Speaker 5: Well, it's a badge of honor. You can save that,
Speaker 5: you can put it on your wall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and during well twenty twenty twenty twenty one, they
Speaker 4: shut my channel down and I didn't post there for
Speaker 4: three years, I just started doing it again and I
Speaker 4: was running free until you know, I mentioned chlorine dioxide
Speaker 4: and they shot me down really quick when I brought
Speaker 4: that up.
Speaker 5: Well, and it's funny the certain trigger words that they have,
Speaker 5: and you know where you're you know, you're on the
Speaker 5: mark when things like that happen, because you can say,
Speaker 5: there's so many limited hangoes like you.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm sure you know Robert Malone, of course,
Speaker 4: doctor Malone.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I mean some of the stuff he says
Speaker 5: is great, but I think a lot of these guys
Speaker 5: are just limited hangout. They just say a whole they
Speaker 5: say a whole bunch of things, but they don't touch
Speaker 5: certain aspects, right.
Speaker 4: Gatekeepers. Yeah, agree, I couldn't agree more. And there's a
Speaker 4: lot of them. You know, we talk about the different
Speaker 4: layers in the truth community. When you first wake up,
Speaker 4: maybe it was Rush Limbaugh, and then you get a
Speaker 4: great like Glenn Beck, who is one of the biggest
Speaker 4: gatekeepers of them all, and then you know, once you
Speaker 4: get past that surface, you start to realize, oh wow,
Speaker 4: this is really how evil the world is and everything
Speaker 4: that you've been taught is backwards, like everything.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, so speaking to my mother in law the
Speaker 5: other day, and she's awake up with a lot of things,
Speaker 5: but she's still worried about Canadian politics and things like that.
Speaker 5: Whereas I'm kind of like I, you know, I as
Speaker 5: we know, we've already spoke of you know, I see
Speaker 5: through the whole right and left tobaccle. But anyways, I
Speaker 5: basically was mentioning something and she says, you mean, we're
Speaker 5: gonna have to redo the whole school system and the
Speaker 5: whole like health system and everything. How long would that
Speaker 5: take us? Well, it would it would take a long time.
Speaker 5: But they've lied to us about everything, I mean absolutely everything.
Speaker 5: There's nothing they haven't you know. So it's it's gonna
Speaker 5: take a long time to re educate people and to
Speaker 5: get nurses and doctors onto the proper path of natural
Speaker 5: health that's been taken away from us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't unwind, you know, one hundred and thirty,
Speaker 4: one hundred and forty years of lies overnight. But at
Speaker 4: some point we just can't keep strugging our shoulders and say,
Speaker 4: well it's you know, it's gonna take too much work,
Speaker 4: that that's the wrong way to look at it. We
Speaker 4: need to put you put your gloves on and get
Speaker 4: to work.
Speaker 5: That's right. And so through my through looking into all
Speaker 5: these lies in history, I've I've run into there's a
Speaker 5: guy John, John Levy or John Levi.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he's great and yeah, very good.
Speaker 5: He if for anybody who hasn't seen him, he's got
Speaker 5: lots of really amazing Uh. I don't know if he's
Speaker 5: still on YouTube. He's definitely on definitely on rumble. I
Speaker 5: think he is still on YouTube. I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna check. I think he is. We just watched
Speaker 4: him a week or two ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think he says too. I think he's
Speaker 5: careful in what he says, yeah, to not get booted off.
Speaker 5: But he talks about a lot of the like the
Speaker 5: great resets or mud floods.
Speaker 4: Yeah, via architecture and things like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the and the amazing tartarian style architecture. And
Speaker 5: I find his stuff very interesting. And then another guy
Speaker 5: that's very neat is mud Fossil University.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure I'm familiar with that one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's worth looking up. That stuff started blowing my mind.
Speaker 5: It's basically the idea that a lot of the old
Speaker 5: mountains and rock formations and stuff are actually used to
Speaker 5: be a tissue of some sort like like a like
Speaker 5: a like a dragon or a person like a giant
Speaker 5: or something that's actually fallen down and become like almost
Speaker 5: like a fossil.
Speaker 4: Like does he discuss I found the channel by the
Speaker 4: way John Levi and mud Foster University. The links will
Speaker 4: be in the show notes so you can find it easily.
Speaker 5: Perfect. Yeah, So I don't want to go on and
Speaker 5: on about about either of them, just to the fact
Speaker 5: that they both kind of blow your mind and thinking
Speaker 5: about that they've lied to us about our history in
Speaker 5: every way that I can think.
Speaker 4: Of now Mud Fossil University one year. Wow, he's got
Speaker 4: a quarter of a million subscribers. Good for him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, does he Does he.
Speaker 4: Do it through like does he mention the nephilum or
Speaker 4: in which angle does he come from?
Speaker 5: He kind of just goes from like a abstract science
Speaker 5: kind of background. So he from what I remember, I
Speaker 5: don't remember him really being religious at all in his
Speaker 5: in his talking. He's just kind of like, hey, look
Speaker 5: at this rock. This rock looks like veins of you know,
Speaker 5: intendons and whatever of some sort of being that used
Speaker 5: to be so the red streaks and all the balls
Speaker 5: and just he's basically just showing what out of our realm,
Speaker 5: what appears to be things that used to be alive
Speaker 5: that are now turned into rock.
Speaker 4: That's interesting. I see one of his more popular videos
Speaker 4: or are giants re emerging as prophesied?
Speaker 5: Right? So maybe he has got into some more of that.
Speaker 5: But I do believe in a lot of the giant stuff.
Speaker 5: So even just the size of some of the buildings,
Speaker 5: like some of the doorways they're fifty feet tall. Absolutely,
Speaker 5: And I was reading one thing about the Smithstonian in
Speaker 5: Europe where there was a bunch of supposedly they had
Speaker 5: a bunch of giant skulls and bones, giant human type
Speaker 5: bones and skulls, and how they were basically came in
Speaker 5: and the Smithsonian came and took them from this from
Speaker 5: this place where they were storing them in museum. So
Speaker 5: I do believe they want to hide a lot of
Speaker 5: that stuff. And I don't really know what the full
Speaker 5: truth is, but I definitely know they've been lying to us.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Smithsonians are part you know that they're run
Speaker 4: by by Jesuits. And if you look at their Smithsonian
Speaker 4: Global website. They just trolley along whatever the current agenda is.
Speaker 4: Three out of the five top stories. Uh, they kind
Speaker 4: of connect, you know, their version of history to Ukraine.
Speaker 5: Right right, So there's just a sort of switch topics
Speaker 5: a little bit. There's a lady named Swally. It's s
Speaker 5: V A.
Speaker 1: L I.
Speaker 5: Swally. She was an Illuminati escape e. Don't remember the
Speaker 5: correct terminology for it, but she she left, she was
Speaker 5: able to escape from this cult, the Illuminati, and she
Speaker 5: basically speaks she has like a two and a half
Speaker 5: hour long it's definitely on Rumble still. She's a defector,
Speaker 5: Illuminati defector, and she basically speaks how she was a trainer,
Speaker 5: grew up raised in this cult. And she explains that
Speaker 5: it's a worldwide cult. These people have regular jobs, they
Speaker 5: might seem like normal people, but they also do their
Speaker 5: other stuff, you know, in the evenings and weekends, and
Speaker 5: that's what she was raised in a family that was
Speaker 5: what I consider. I think it's all that New World
Speaker 5: order global cult. And it was just shocking listening to
Speaker 5: some of the stuff that she was talking about with
Speaker 5: human sacrifice and they just they hate children, they hate God,
Speaker 5: and it's pretty scary.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the video You can still find it easily on Rumble,
Speaker 4: and you may even find it on YouTube. The interesting
Speaker 4: thing is she actually wrote a book two years ago,
Speaker 4: the Savali Chronicles Breaking Free from Mind Control, Testimony of
Speaker 4: an ex Illuminati, and it hardly sold. So when you
Speaker 4: talk about suppressing anything that, like you said, if you're
Speaker 4: catching flak, that means you're over the target. So whether
Speaker 4: you're getting strikes from YouTube or they're trying to hide
Speaker 4: your book from being sold, that means you're telling the
Speaker 4: truth and you're right, that is what you know. We
Speaker 4: talk about the Illuminati all the time. Oh, they're part
Speaker 4: of the club, the Illuminati. But you need to reinforce
Speaker 4: the fact that these people hate God. They don't value
Speaker 4: us at all. They look at us as useless eaters.
Speaker 4: They tell us that to wear face, and we're cattle.
Speaker 4: And they want this world population herded down to about
Speaker 4: five hundred million people, as noted in the Georgia Guidestones.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely, And then there's crazy stuff like how the
Speaker 5: Georgia goidestones got blown up.
Speaker 4: On George Bush's birthday. It was right, Yeah. The Georgia
Speaker 4: Guidestones were released March twenty second, nineteen eighty which is
Speaker 4: skullum bones day three two two. That's the number on
Speaker 4: skull and bones and it was blown up on his birthday,
Speaker 4: July sixth.
Speaker 5: And it's just it's just shocking. And then there's things
Speaker 5: like that you can't even deny because you know, people
Speaker 5: in my family just think, oh, you're just out to lunch,
Speaker 5: you're reading bad websites. And it's like, well, what about
Speaker 5: Operation Fishbowl? What about Operation high Jump? What about all
Speaker 5: these different things?
Speaker 4: I mean, what about water sticking to a ball? What
Speaker 4: about gravity?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: What about all of these things that that, you know,
Speaker 4: the things that people are so blindly defending who just
Speaker 4: automatically say well because science and like that's all they
Speaker 4: really have to go off on it. And they can't
Speaker 4: even tell you how far away the sun is or
Speaker 4: how far away the moon is, or most of the
Speaker 4: time they can guess about how fast we're spinning, right,
Speaker 4: because the miles per hour. Most people can figure that out.
Speaker 4: But other than that, well that really are clueless when
Speaker 4: it comes to helio centrism.
Speaker 5: Well absolutely, and as I know most of our most
Speaker 5: of your guests agree, they basically just do reverse math.
Speaker 5: They just okay, if we were gonna tell you that
Speaker 5: it's suns this far away, then we're gonna just do
Speaker 5: the math to make it to say this is south fast,
Speaker 5: we're spinning, and then you know we're gonna But don't
Speaker 5: worry about the whole. If you're on the ocean and
Speaker 5: you need to certain naviga, you need to use the
Speaker 5: stars for navigation, because you know that that doesn't play
Speaker 5: into it. You know, it's just it's just ridiculous. And
Speaker 5: then six six six, like they've got the numbers in everything,
Speaker 5: and it's just it's just ridiculous. But I mean, the
Speaker 5: the Antarctic Treaty and oh you can go there, but
Speaker 5: you just have to go to a certain spot, and
Speaker 5: I don't know, it's just bizarre.
Speaker 4: You've basically, you know, your your wife I think you
Speaker 4: said was around eighty percent, and I get like you mentioned,
Speaker 4: you know, twenty percent for obvious reasons. But have you
Speaker 4: had the opportunity, I know you kind of said that
Speaker 4: you've I've guess tried to talk to friends and you
Speaker 4: get laughed at and things of that nature. But have
Speaker 4: you ever had any I guess success outside of your
Speaker 4: family talking you know, about flat earth a little bit.
Speaker 5: One of the things that I know I had it
Speaker 5: written down, but I forgot to bring the sheet of paper.
Speaker 5: There is one of your guests in one of your
Speaker 5: really really early episodes, and she mentioned basically like how
Speaker 5: children are untainted and they have imagination, they can probably
Speaker 5: hear and see things that we can't, that we're partitioned
Speaker 5: off to not hear and see, and basically that they're
Speaker 5: free spirits and they're not tainted yet. And so my
Speaker 5: boys are eight and ten, and I'm teaching them to
Speaker 5: be critical thinkers. So I don't tell them how the
Speaker 5: world is shaped. I just give them bits and pieces,
Speaker 5: ask them questions. I want critical thinkers, So I don't
Speaker 5: want them to go into school and go and tell
Speaker 5: the teachers that they're wrong and we're on a flat
Speaker 5: plane and all that. I just want. I want them
Speaker 5: to be able to critical think, think what they want
Speaker 5: to think. If they end up at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, if they're convinced by the math until they're
Speaker 5: twenty or something, that's fine, because I don't want to
Speaker 5: dictate the way that I was dictated too. I just
Speaker 5: want them to be critical thinking. And my wife says,
Speaker 5: the kids in this generation they are they wonn't know
Speaker 5: why they don't just sit down because I'm your teacher. Why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the way you know, when the Rockefellers took
Speaker 4: over education one hundred years ago or whatever it was,
Speaker 4: they changed the way, not just you know, the topics,
Speaker 4: how they were taught certain historical aspects and in which
Speaker 4: fashion that they should be taught, but they also did
Speaker 4: take away critical thinking, and it's turned into memorize and
Speaker 4: answer correctly instead of we like to teach critical thinking
Speaker 4: around here, you have X amount of dollars, you have
Speaker 4: to get to California, you know, get on the computer
Speaker 4: and tell me how you can do it under this,
Speaker 4: you know, of dollars. You know you're doing research, travel Expedia,
Speaker 4: bus tickets, train tickets instead of just you know, in
Speaker 4: fourteen ninety two, Columbus sale the ocean blue like a side.
Speaker 5: Well, it's it's memorization and it's just training people to
Speaker 5: be that way. So I know, I didn't do very
Speaker 5: good in elementary school, high school, none of that. I
Speaker 5: was more interested in working on cars and things like that.
Speaker 5: But when I ended up in the real world and
Speaker 5: doing like my power engineering to run oil plants, you know,
Speaker 5: that all made sense to me because it's okay, we
Speaker 5: have a boiler. It's this big. This is the temperature.
Speaker 5: You know, this is how hot the tubes can get.
Speaker 5: You know how many meters per second can we You know,
Speaker 5: it all made sense because it was in a practical application,
Speaker 5: and then it made it interesting to one learn. But
Speaker 5: in school, the way they were teaching us was just
Speaker 5: not helpful.
Speaker 4: Not at all. No. And you know, with your critical thinking,
Speaker 4: I guess what were the six or you know, whatever
Speaker 4: amount that you think the things that put you over
Speaker 4: the edge, the examples of flat earth that kind of
Speaker 4: put you over the edge.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I fly a lot, usually short flights, but
Speaker 5: still I fly every couple of weeks for work. And
Speaker 5: so we go up, we flat note and then we
Speaker 5: go down, and it's just pretty obvious to me. We're
Speaker 5: not like nose diving around the curve. So a friend
Speaker 5: of mine, we were going on days off and another flatters.
Speaker 5: I do know quite I should say quite a few,
Speaker 5: but I know several flat earthers in my life. And
Speaker 5: we were getting on the plane. I don't know how
Speaker 5: it came up, but we both realized we're both full
Speaker 5: on flat earthers, and we're looking at each other and
Speaker 5: we're laughing. We said, okay, we're nose diving around the
Speaker 5: curve and people are just looking at us like we're crazy.
Speaker 5: But we went up. We went up for five minutes.
Speaker 5: We flatten note and we went down for five minutes.
Speaker 5: It's like, it's pretty obvious, it is, And.
Speaker 4: That is a good one. Did you ever take the
Speaker 4: time to research like curvature things of that nature.
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah, absolutely, I want to. It's on my to
Speaker 5: do list. I want to get like a really powerful
Speaker 5: laser and then go to a lake. My parents live
Speaker 5: on a really huge lake that's like miles long, and
Speaker 5: then I want to just do like an experiment with
Speaker 5: my kids and just try to see. Okay, if this
Speaker 5: point here is on the map, you know, if it's
Speaker 5: five miles away and we put a laser across and
Speaker 5: it still hits at the same elevation, then how does
Speaker 5: that account for the curvature? Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, And again these are when you use their
Speaker 4: math to prove them wrong. Yes, that is the way
Speaker 4: to do it. Well, your math says this, But when
Speaker 4: I do this, we can still see it and we shouldn't.
Speaker 5: Right. And then one of the things that my wife
Speaker 5: will sort of question, and she says, well, what if
Speaker 5: the Earth is just so much bigger, Like what if
Speaker 5: it's a million times what if it's still a ball,
Speaker 5: but it's a million times bigger, so that our little
Speaker 5: realm is actually almost flat and only has a tiny curvature.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, well, I don't know. I haven't proved.
Speaker 5: I don't know all the answers. I just know it's
Speaker 5: not the size of the ball they say it is
Speaker 5: spinning around through Earth or spinning around through the through
Speaker 5: the Solar System.
Speaker 4: Did you see the video the other day of the
Speaker 4: two astronauts rescued from the ISS.
Speaker 5: Oh, I couldn't even like, I couldn't even do it.
Speaker 5: That'll be my other endo. But tell me about it.
Speaker 4: It was cgi. It was the most egregious effort to
Speaker 4: put over as legit. But the capsule floating in the
Speaker 4: water with dolphins, with dolphins swimming around, something out of
Speaker 4: a movie. They're like, oh, look at the dolphins welcoming
Speaker 4: the astronauts back to Earth, people clapping and crying. I'm like, wow,
Speaker 4: this is just too much.
Speaker 5: I couldn't even bring myself to watch it. But at
Speaker 5: this point, are they just are Well? I know that
Speaker 5: they've been just laughing at us and showing us, you know,
Speaker 5: the bubbles in space and the harnesses and the whole nassas.
Speaker 5: The second thing, for sure is NASA the moon landing.
Speaker 5: All that is completely like I did a deep dive
Speaker 5: on like NASA the Moon landing, and that's just ridiculous.
Speaker 5: You've probably seen the video where that producer on his
Speaker 5: deathbed confessed that he had filmed the that he'd filmed
Speaker 5: the landings right right right, trying to remember his name,
Speaker 5: I don't recall. But it's all been staged. I think
Speaker 5: that doesn't surprise me at all. But they're just so
Speaker 5: obvious about it. It's all been CGI. The you know,
Speaker 5: the clouds, they admit it. They admit that there's no
Speaker 5: photos of Earth from space. They admit they're all CGI.
Speaker 5: We placed the clouds here, we put it together. It's
Speaker 5: not a photograph.
Speaker 4: There's actually an article that came out on you or
Speaker 4: the People magazine that came out what's today Friday? I
Speaker 4: guess Wednesday, and stranded astronauts spent nine months in space.
Speaker 4: Here's how much they might earn and why it doesn't
Speaker 4: include overtime.
Speaker 5: Like you can't even make the stuff up. It's just
Speaker 5: I don't know. When I see someone wearing a NASA shirt,
Speaker 5: I'm like, either they're a flat eartherret and they're making
Speaker 5: fun of it, or they're just I don't know. I
Speaker 5: don't know how. I don't know how people can still
Speaker 5: this day and age like they even have like a
Speaker 5: NASA university or something like. It's just bizarre. Really, yeah,
Speaker 5: look it up. I can't, I swear. I looked into
Speaker 5: it at some point and there was something like called
Speaker 5: it like a NASA university. It was a whole big
Speaker 5: education center. I just thought it was bizarre.
Speaker 4: NASA and the Department of Education signed a memorandum of
Speaker 4: Understanding strengthen strengthening the collaboration between and you know what.
Speaker 4: It came out on Skull and Bones Day, March twenty second,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: You couldn't make it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now there's the International Space University that's been around since
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty seven. Was high quality education for the next
Speaker 4: generation of space professionals, and our alumni network includes over
Speaker 4: fifty six thousand and fifty six. Is a big Jesuit
Speaker 4: number two. So it's it's it's all in your face.
Speaker 5: Well, they're always putting the numbers out. And what was
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I'm so bad for names. But the one, uh,
Speaker 5: the one astronaut that was asked to swear in a Bible.
Speaker 4: Oh, well it might have been, it was not. I
Speaker 4: don't think it was Buzz. I think it was someone else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't remember. I apologize. But he was asked,
Speaker 5: if you if you if you walked on the moon,
Speaker 5: then just put your hand on this Bible and swear
Speaker 5: in the Bible. And he punched him in the face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was Bart Sibrel who got punched.
Speaker 5: Right doing his yeah documentary or whatever.
Speaker 4: Uh, oh it was it was buzz Aldrum on September nine,
Speaker 4: two thousand and two.
Speaker 5: And then who was the who was the astronaut that
Speaker 5: was asked by a young child?
Speaker 4: It was buzz All Drum as well. Same guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when she said, you know, if we used to
Speaker 5: go to the moon, why can't we go to the
Speaker 5: moon now.
Speaker 4: Or something to that, it didn't happen that way, and he.
Speaker 5: Couldn't really, he couldn't do it anymore. You could see
Speaker 5: his heart just he couldn't lie. And he just said, well, yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't remember exactly what he said, but he basically said, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's not really what happened or something.
Speaker 4: Like that, and most people don't even blink an eye, and.
Speaker 7: That most of them are freemasons. Well yeah, and it's
Speaker 7: it's a yeah. I've even run into it at work.
Speaker 7: I was on this big construction site, you know, and
Speaker 7: they were it was a group of Freemasons, and it
Speaker 7: didn't matter how useless you were or whether you actually
Speaker 7: did your job properly. They were literally all Freemasons. And
Speaker 7: they tried to get me to go down, you know
Speaker 7: and join and all that. And I already knew all
Speaker 7: this stuff. This is recently, and I wouldn't give them
Speaker 7: the time. I wouldn't give them the time of day,
Speaker 7: and you know, so they went against me and stuff
Speaker 7: like that. But I just I know, there's a lot
Speaker 7: of low level of freemason stuff that's not nearly as
Speaker 7: bad as the higher level stuff, right, But I still
Speaker 7: just don't want anything to do with the culture.
Speaker 4: No, not at all, and people shouldn't. And that's something
Speaker 4: I just started, you know, within the last few months recently,
Speaker 4: you know, asking myself. We know, you know, obviously, like
Speaker 4: you just mentioned, low level freemasons, many of them may
Speaker 4: not really know what's going on at the top. However,
Speaker 4: there is no god fearing Christ worshiping thirty third degree freemason,
Speaker 4: and that's what George Washington does. So why should we
Speaker 4: look at him any different than buzz Aldrin or any
Speaker 4: other freemason.
Speaker 5: Right, And I think I do believe that, like sort
Speaker 5: of just to sort of pivot, I do believe that JFK.
Speaker 5: I do believe that he was trying to do a
Speaker 5: lot of the great things. He seemed to piss off
Speaker 5: a lot of the people that we that seemed to
Speaker 5: be oh yeah, you know, in power or whatever there was.
Speaker 5: We don't know who killed him because there were so
Speaker 5: many people who wanted to kill him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everyone from you know, the mob in New Orleans,
Speaker 4: the CIA, Israel, the certainly did with Demona.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it was such a but I mean again,
Speaker 5: he was so I think he was over the target
Speaker 5: on so many different things that yeah, they just kind
Speaker 5: of made an example. They made well they made an
Speaker 5: example of them, and they call it the Kennedy curse.
Speaker 4: But but that's you know, I'm so glad you brought
Speaker 4: that up because I just talked about this on my
Speaker 4: radio show yesterday. I think when we use the term curse,
Speaker 4: which I think they probably instilled in us, that that
Speaker 4: they want us to take away our critical thinking. And
Speaker 4: when we think the Kennedy assassination, we only think of JFK. However,
Speaker 4: who did JFK beat in nineteen sixty.
Speaker 5: Nixon?
Speaker 4: Richard Nixon or Nixon? Yeah, yes, Now, the night RFK
Speaker 4: got shot, he had just won the California primary. He
Speaker 4: was on his way to be the California or the
Speaker 4: Democratic you know, on the DEMOC had a ticket for
Speaker 4: president that fall, and he would have been facing Richard Nixon.
Speaker 4: So what happened by killing RFK? At that time LBJ
Speaker 4: was president and he was the one who oversaw the
Speaker 4: Warren Commission with JFK, and he was president while Sir
Speaker 4: hanser Hand and that whole investigation. So it was important
Speaker 4: that they kill r FK because what was one of
Speaker 4: the primary things he said he was going to do.
Speaker 5: He was going to run spottered this this splinter of
Speaker 5: the CI and a million pieces.
Speaker 4: Well, RFK, what did he say he was going to.
Speaker 5: Remember?
Speaker 4: He said he was going to reopen his brother's investigation.
Speaker 5: Of course, yes, and.
Speaker 4: So and with LBJ being president over both of their investigations,
Speaker 4: they could easily just sweep it under the rug.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. And I mean when the Warren Commission didn't
Speaker 5: make sense, what did they call us?
Speaker 4: They came up with the conspiracy theorists.
Speaker 5: Right, exactly. So, and then even like JFK. Junior's death
Speaker 5: is highly suspicious.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, who was he running against? I don't remember
Speaker 4: Hillary Clinton? Oh God, the nicest, gentlest lady in the world.
Speaker 5: Right, And then you go to the Clintons and that soul.
Speaker 5: There was a there was a lady who his son.
Speaker 5: So there was a young a teenager. Two teenagers were
Speaker 5: biking in in the summer in the US and they
Speaker 5: witnessed a package being dropped from a low flying airplane
Speaker 5: and they went to go investigate, and it turned out
Speaker 5: it was basically the Clintons were dropping That was part
Speaker 5: of how they got into politics and became successful was
Speaker 5: big cocaine deliveries and giving politicians cocaine. So they would
Speaker 5: drop it with this low flying plane to all the
Speaker 5: different areas and then it would get distributed out to
Speaker 5: the whoever they're going to pay off. And so these
Speaker 5: teenagers saw this happening on their pedal bikes and kind
Speaker 5: of investigated and they got caught by the people who
Speaker 5: were picking it up, so some low level goons or whatever.
Speaker 5: And anyways, they got murdered and put on the railroad
Speaker 5: tracks and then when a train hit them, they claimed that,
Speaker 5: oh they were dead already or no. Their story was
Speaker 5: they smoked a bunch of pot, got high and then
Speaker 5: fell asleep on the tracks and got run over.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: That was the Boys on the Tracks, Don Henry and
Speaker 4: Kevin ives.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm glad you know all the details. So it
Speaker 5: was super sad just listening to like the mom and everything.
Speaker 5: She's still fighting for truth. And then there was I
Speaker 5: don't know if you knew that there was a bodyguard
Speaker 5: who spoke out and said I was there and it
Speaker 5: is true. These people were these kids were murdered, and
Speaker 5: he tied it back to the Clintons and all that.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous, you know, this story that the Boys on
Speaker 4: the Tracks and the gentleman I can never remember his name,
Speaker 4: and I feel bad. We should always remember these people's
Speaker 4: names who try to stand up for the truth. But
Speaker 4: the guy who was investigating the Apollo One fire and
Speaker 4: he on his own wrote up testimony. Now he thought
Speaker 4: they were intentionally murdered, something to that effect. And then
Speaker 4: you know, his car just happened to break down on
Speaker 4: train tracks and they I guess him and his wife
Speaker 4: and stepdaughter didn't have the wherewithal to step out of
Speaker 4: the car when all was coming. Yeah, and he was killed. Now,
Speaker 4: this story with Don and Kevin, the young boys who
Speaker 4: the medical examiner, which you know, these some of these
Speaker 4: medical examiners, but they said he smoked twenty marijuana cigarettes
Speaker 4: twenty a teenager was twenty, he was.
Speaker 5: Finish.
Speaker 4: No, I was just saying, it's ridiculous, and they just
Speaker 4: laid down on the train tracks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it's and it's it's totally crazy. But the court,
Speaker 5: the guy who did the the autopsy also did a
Speaker 5: bunch of other high level autopsies about people who had
Speaker 5: odd deaths. So he was a paid He was just
Speaker 5: one of their guys who just hey, we got a
Speaker 5: bad situation, Okay, bring him in. He does autopsis. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: so another suicide by doorknob or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, it's yeah, and they do it in sight,
Speaker 4: right in plain sight. And then, like you said, there
Speaker 4: was a total of five witnesses who either disappeared off
Speaker 4: the face of the earth or were killed. Keith mccaskell,
Speaker 4: Keith Khne. He was actually scheduled to testify before the
Speaker 4: grand jury, and he just happened to die in a
Speaker 4: motorcycle accident. Greg Collins killed by three shots from a shotgun,
Speaker 4: not one, but three. Daniel Bearden, he just disappeared off
Speaker 4: the face to the earth in March nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 4: And Jeffrey Edward they found in a landfill in April
Speaker 4: of nineteen eighty nine. They were classified as murder. But
Speaker 4: you'll be shocked to know there was never an arrest made.
Speaker 5: Right, It's just it's just shocking. I mean, there's a
Speaker 5: and it's totally off topic, but it's the same kind
Speaker 5: of idea. There's a guy named ed Nan Sayd and
Speaker 5: he was convicted of killing his girlfriend and all this stuff,
Speaker 5: and he's he served twenty years in jail and then
Speaker 5: he basically it was there's basically it's all a big
Speaker 5: fiasco of a situation. But they let him out and
Speaker 5: he's never gonna have to serve any more time. But
Speaker 5: they won't admit that he didn't do it because they
Speaker 5: don't want to get sued again for wrongful whatever, and
Speaker 5: it's just like, I don't know, you just the corruption
Speaker 5: gets so deep with police and the governments, and a
Speaker 5: lot of people just don't want to see or admit
Speaker 5: that it can be that deep.
Speaker 4: So I'm not familiar with this case. Judge formally sentences
Speaker 4: at Non said to time served, Oh, this was part
Speaker 4: of the serial podcast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was a huge thing, and I read all
Speaker 5: the books and all this stuff, like I was into
Speaker 5: this because it was it was a really deep like
Speaker 5: it was a super It was a big adventure, you know,
Speaker 5: a big deep dive, and it went on for years
Speaker 5: with different evidence. And to make a long story short,
Speaker 5: the because ed Non was the ex boyfriend, but the
Speaker 5: current boyfriend, he had falsified, proven falsified time cards for
Speaker 5: where he worked the day that it happened. He had
Speaker 5: gouges down his wrists after it happened, bandaged on both arms,
Speaker 5: and all these other different things that basically pointed towards
Speaker 5: him being the one who did it. Not this, said
Speaker 5: non kid, but the other guy, jail J Wilds, was
Speaker 5: the one who testified against him, and he was just
Speaker 5: a well, for no better word, rat who's been involved
Speaker 5: with tons of criminal stuff but never ever served any time.
Speaker 5: So he probably just sung like a bird and said
Speaker 5: whatever the cops wanted him to say in order to
Speaker 5: convict the poor young Nnry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, even the judge, and listen, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: crup judges. He really he kind of threatened the guy
Speaker 4: who was considered innocent on the way out. He's like,
Speaker 4: this better be the last time I see you, because
Speaker 4: you know what's hanging over your head if you make
Speaker 4: any mistakes. It's like, uh, this guy was just proved innocent.
Speaker 4: You should be apologizing, not threatening him.
Speaker 5: Well, and he even was given a chance to They said,
Speaker 5: if you admit that you did it, we'll let you vote,
Speaker 5: and he said, I'd rather rotten here.
Speaker 4: Wow. Most people don't have that type of conviction, right.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, it's just and I know that's totally
Speaker 5: off topic, but it's just a lot of people don't
Speaker 5: want to believe that the corruption's that deep, but it
Speaker 5: just it just is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it certainly is. It really is. And it's just
Speaker 4: amazes me, especially when you see things like anything involved
Speaker 4: with the Clintons, like Don Henry and Kevin Ives and
Speaker 4: the amount of people that they will put in the
Speaker 4: ground or disappear off the face of the earth, just
Speaker 4: to make so that they're whatever they're doing can go forward.
Speaker 4: And again, if you haven't seen the movie, American made
Speaker 4: a lot of its fiction obviously, but that basically sums
Speaker 4: up what was going on in Mina, Arkansas. And he
Speaker 4: was running drugs for George H. W. Bush and the whole.
Speaker 4: What was the guy who ran for president in ninety
Speaker 4: two with the Big Ears? It was Bush, Clinton and
Speaker 4: Ross Parrot that they intentionally put Ross Perou in the
Speaker 4: running to take the votes away from Bush so Clinton
Speaker 4: would win. Bush preferred to run things from behind, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: behind the curtain.
Speaker 5: I think Obama was quoted as saying something like, oh,
Speaker 5: if I had my way, I'd just kind of run
Speaker 5: the country from my basement.
Speaker 4: He said, yeah, absolutely. These are evil people, man, and
Speaker 4: they don't really think much of it. And you try
Speaker 4: to tell people that, you know, their their favorite president
Speaker 4: is part of the club, they get very It's almost
Speaker 4: like telling them the earth is flat.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. Our Canadian politicians, you know, Trudeau and his
Speaker 5: dad and the whole. I mean, these people are not
Speaker 5: just stupid. They've been trained to do this. They've been
Speaker 5: trained as Globe you know, Close Schwab and his crew.
Speaker 5: They actually have a program called Young Global Leaders, and
Speaker 5: this is where they teach these people to be doing
Speaker 5: what they're doing. They're not just imbeciles. They're specially trained
Speaker 5: from children to do this.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent. And it's the way they're brought up.
Speaker 4: It's the lifestyle that they know, and they are taught
Speaker 4: at a young age that you know that we are
Speaker 4: taking up the resources of this world. And I think
Speaker 4: once that they get AI to a point where they
Speaker 4: need it, then they really won't have a need for us.
Speaker 4: They'll only need a certain amount of people. And I
Speaker 4: think that's when they really pull the trigger on whatever
Speaker 4: the next cataclysmic event would be, whether that be World
Speaker 4: War three or or something else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So I really I just I really want to
Speaker 5: believe that, you know, that Trump and Elon are gonna
Speaker 5: help because if I'm if that doesn't, if they don't,
Speaker 5: if they actually are for the other guys, then we're
Speaker 5: in a world of hurting because like if they use
Speaker 5: that technology and the AI stuff and all the power
Speaker 5: and support that they have, if they use that with
Speaker 5: the New World Order, then we're in a world of hurting.
Speaker 4: You got that right, absolutely interesting things. Was there anything
Speaker 4: back to flat Earth that you had written down but
Speaker 4: we hadn't got to yet.
Speaker 5: Let's see. I just think it just seems so darn flat.
Speaker 5: Every time I get up somewhere high and I look
Speaker 5: out and see the flat horizon. I mean, it's just
Speaker 5: we're not moving. We don't know this. We're not moving
Speaker 5: the sun. The sun seems to rotate around us. And
Speaker 5: I just think that's, like you said, it's our senses
Speaker 5: of how we feel. And I think that's the most
Speaker 5: important thing for me, is just knowing what I know,
Speaker 5: what I feel, and my own my own senses. It
Speaker 5: just I just I just don't believe that we're spinning around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree with you more. And I wish that
Speaker 4: there was a unified way we could get the message
Speaker 4: out and get more people to believe, because this is
Speaker 4: one of those veils that if it did fall, I
Speaker 4: think it would I think I would hope that it
Speaker 4: would help expediate the the or expedite just created new
Speaker 4: word there, expedite, you know, a mass awakening.
Speaker 5: I agree. I mean it goes with God and believing
Speaker 5: in God and believing in some sort of power power.
Speaker 5: I'm not like super religious per se, but I believe
Speaker 5: in a lot of the Bible, uh, and I believe
Speaker 5: a lot of the truth. I just don't like the
Speaker 5: organized religion how it's been manipulated to you, you know,
Speaker 5: the same as the right wing left wing religion has
Speaker 5: been divided to divide people.
Speaker 4: In many cases it has, and many times on my
Speaker 4: Thursday radio show, I open up the show with some
Speaker 4: things that come out of a church, whether it be Methodist, Presbyterian,
Speaker 4: and then there's nothing biblical about what is being said.
Speaker 4: I think, if we can find a church that fits biblically,
Speaker 4: I'm all about it. But unfortunately, as you know, they
Speaker 4: talk about the wheat and the tears, and it's easier
Speaker 4: to infiltrate than to destroy, and that's what has unfortunately
Speaker 4: happened in some churches, right.
Speaker 5: And that's one of the things about when Small the
Speaker 5: Illuminati defector, she basically talks about the infiltration that they've
Speaker 5: had in every government, every church, you know, worldwide, and
Speaker 5: it's scary. But I do believe one of the challenges
Speaker 5: I've had is I'm not confident to try to convert
Speaker 5: people to flatters because I don't have all the answers.
Speaker 5: It's like, because you know how the ball people approach,
Speaker 5: you mentioned something, Oh well, then well then where's the
Speaker 5: edge or where's the you know. They just throw these
Speaker 5: questions at you that you can't really answer. But it
Speaker 5: doesn't mean it's not flat. It's just it's hard to
Speaker 5: know all the answers because I don't know. You know,
Speaker 5: I think that the perimeter of the Earth is Antarctica,
Speaker 5: you know, or the perimeter of our realm. What's beyond
Speaker 5: the realm, what's beyond the firmer men? You know, I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 4: Right, And that's what I argue often, just because I
Speaker 4: can't answer every single question doesn't mean that the other
Speaker 4: case is correct because they can't even no answer all
Speaker 4: of the things that we talk about, how how you
Speaker 4: know water sticks to a ball and people living upside
Speaker 4: down in Australia. They don't have answers for that. But
Speaker 4: it's up to us. We have to answer every single question. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I tell.
Speaker 5: Them and then go ahead. And then so you see
Speaker 5: that some of the debates where they'll do like you know,
Speaker 5: the round Earth versus flat Earth debates, and it's just
Speaker 5: it's hard to watch because they're interrupting each other and
Speaker 5: they're going off on these TI raids or they're getting
Speaker 5: really emotional and it's hard to and then they'll gang up,
Speaker 5: they'll gang up, and it just it's hard to find
Speaker 5: a fair fight for a debate.
Speaker 4: It really, is it? Really? And I've seen debates, I've
Speaker 4: been asked to go on debates, and every single one
Speaker 4: I've watched has just turned into more divisiveness than before
Speaker 4: it began. And I present no more. You know, look
Speaker 4: at Pastor Lock and Pastor Odal how that turned out.
Speaker 4: And I just don't feel like it's accomplished anything. I'm
Speaker 4: just going to speak my mind and what I believe, yea,
Speaker 4: And I hope I can present it in a way
Speaker 4: that people at least at a minimum, will take the
Speaker 4: time to research and come up with their own answers.
Speaker 5: No, I agree. I think like I really like a
Speaker 5: lot of what David Weiss says and how he approaches
Speaker 5: a lot of the things. But when I watch the debates,
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't know if it's not his
Speaker 5: fault necessarily, but I don't know if that helps around
Speaker 5: ball person. I don't think it converts them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in most cases, I think they already had their
Speaker 4: mind made up before the show even starts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think that's half the battle. My only
Speaker 5: question about Flatter that I don't know and I actually
Speaker 5: legitimately want to know, is like, is there even any
Speaker 5: like meteors or anything entering in our firmament? I don't know.
Speaker 4: You know that that's one of those questions. You know,
Speaker 4: we know the stars, the moon, everything is in the firmament, right,
Speaker 4: but can they protrude? Can they come through? Are they
Speaker 4: messages from God? These are the type of questions that
Speaker 4: you know, every individual has to take the time research,
Speaker 4: read the Bible for yourself, and kind of come up
Speaker 4: with your own answers. You know, I was watching a
Speaker 4: show on YouTube because from like after nine to eleven
Speaker 4: to twenty fifteen, I was gone, so I missed like
Speaker 4: all the TV shows. And there's a show called pawn
Speaker 4: Stars that I watch every now and then.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this guy comes into the pawn shop with
Speaker 4: a meteorite and they they have the you know how
Speaker 4: they bring the subject matter expert, whether it's a baseball
Speaker 4: card or whatever. Yeah, the guy comes in and says, oh,
Speaker 4: this was found in Argentina. It you know, the Earth
Speaker 4: was hit by meteorites five million years ago, just oh,
Speaker 4: here we go. So but it's interesting the compounds are
Speaker 4: all earthly compounds. It's nickel, it's things like that, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So that's yeah. I think I just think it's
Speaker 5: an easy way for So there's some family I know
Speaker 5: that's awakened a lot of things. They're they're big on
Speaker 5: natural medicine. There, they understand, you know, the global cult.
Speaker 5: They they understand COVID, the whole COVID hoax and all that.
Speaker 5: But the but the flatter thing, they're like, no, no, because
Speaker 5: they're big on space. Yeah, you know, they're big on NASA,
Speaker 5: they're big on meteors and whatever. So it's that's just
Speaker 5: a hard no for them. And I think there's a
Speaker 5: lot of people out there that are stuck on that
Speaker 5: because they love space.
Speaker 4: And a big part of that is because of the
Speaker 4: education system and when you're young in that from eight
Speaker 4: to fourteen, where your mind is really starting to develop,
Speaker 4: they push astronomy every year on you and the stars
Speaker 4: and the luminaries, and even when you're a young you know,
Speaker 4: child above the crib or the night lights of planetarium
Speaker 4: that shoots stars on your walls. That is all very
Speaker 4: subtly psychologically controlling your mind to believe that we live
Speaker 4: in an ever expansive that is always creating. You know,
Speaker 4: this universe that they say.
Speaker 5: Sure and people want to that is exciting to them.
Speaker 5: It's like something that they've always dreamed about and they
Speaker 5: watch the movies. So it's hard to take that away
Speaker 5: from you know, in their mind, we're trying to take
Speaker 5: that away from them, and that they're just not willing
Speaker 5: to let go of that at all. Yeah, So I
Speaker 5: think that that's a challenge. I think that's one of
Speaker 5: the biggest challenges for us to try to talk to people.
Speaker 5: It is because I think they're just so invested in
Speaker 5: that idea of space. But I think it's uh, I
Speaker 5: don't know. I think we're definitely weigh more people. I know.
Speaker 5: I've seen some polls, like I don't do Facebook or anything,
Speaker 5: but I've seen some poles where it was basically, excuse me,
Speaker 5: basically polling is the Earth flat around? And it was
Speaker 5: something like thirty percent you know flat and seventy percent around.
Speaker 4: But that's huge, that is if that's accurate, that's huge numbers.
Speaker 5: And I think that poll was probably not a fully
Speaker 5: accurate representation because it was in a group of people.
Speaker 5: So that group of that group, the name of the
Speaker 5: group or whatever, probably would be leaning more towards conspiracy
Speaker 5: theories or whatever. But still that's still a pretty good
Speaker 5: junk of people.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And it's interesting even that the X Files movie,
Speaker 4: I want to believe, and that's what I want to believe,
Speaker 4: and that's what they push in people's minds, whether it's
Speaker 4: Star Trek, Star Wars, X Files believe and and I
Speaker 4: put your mind in outer space and it takes your
Speaker 4: They want you to think about outer space, to forget
Speaker 4: about all your your woes here on Earth. Right.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like the metaverse thing where they, you know,
Speaker 5: live your world in the metaverse, you know, And it's
Speaker 5: people want to get away from things. And even myself
Speaker 5: when life wasn't always going great, sometimes I wanted to
Speaker 5: get into my car, you know. I was thinking about
Speaker 5: my hot rods, ordering parts and working on carpentry or
Speaker 5: doing things that just take me out of reality or
Speaker 5: out of the other reality. It was my little reality
Speaker 5: I could control.
Speaker 4: Right absolutely, and everybody needs to I always say, you
Speaker 4: can't do this twenty four seven three sixty five, because
Speaker 4: you'll lose your mind. And I try on Saturdays and Sundays,
Speaker 4: I try to stay out of my office the whole weekend,
Speaker 4: no emails, nothing, just so I can. Like you, whether
Speaker 4: we're you know, putting something in the ground to building
Speaker 4: something in the garage, doing some woodwork, you have to
Speaker 4: take your mind out of it and kind of reset.
Speaker 4: And that also you'll be surprised. Even if you're in
Speaker 4: a certain rabbit hole doing research, you pull your head
Speaker 4: out for a couple of days, then you can go
Speaker 4: back in. It refreshes your eyes and it gives you
Speaker 4: new perspective, and you can, in some cases have the
Speaker 4: ability to see things that you've been overlooking the whole time.
Speaker 5: Oh absolutely, I agree. And one of your listeners, I
Speaker 5: don't remember which episode it was, but she she had
Speaker 5: an interesting perspective. She basically said, I'm ninety nine percent
Speaker 5: sure it's flat, but I leave it opened just a
Speaker 5: little bit because I was fooled before and I want
Speaker 5: to retain I want to reserve my right to change
Speaker 5: my mind, is basically what she was saying. Interesting And
Speaker 5: I thought that was neat because it was like, it's
Speaker 5: almost just a way to When I started trying to
Speaker 5: explain flutters to a couple other people, I just said,
Speaker 5: I'm not sure if it's flat. I said, but I'm
Speaker 5: a skeptic. I'm around or skeptic, you know. And that's
Speaker 5: kind of just how I phrased it. Even as I
Speaker 5: became more sure that it is, I just kind of
Speaker 5: phrased it like, well, I'm not sure, you know, I'm
Speaker 5: looking into it, right, And it sort of just that
Speaker 5: made it easier, I think, to approach than just outrage
Speaker 5: telling people I believe it's flat one hundred percent because
Speaker 5: they're just like, well, it's not, so you're wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think that's a decent way to present it, right,
Speaker 4: and you should be skeptical, and you could even say,
Speaker 4: you know, maybe you should go listen to a podcast
Speaker 4: or something, or you know, maybe yeah, give them give
Speaker 4: them a piece of something to walk away with. And
Speaker 4: that's something I keep saying I'm going to do, is
Speaker 4: making cards or something like that with just links websites
Speaker 4: or something like that where people you can hand or leave.
Speaker 4: I do that sometimes when I go to the post office,
Speaker 4: I'll leave yeah, whether a Bible tractor or something like
Speaker 4: that just on the counter for the next guy who's
Speaker 4: coming in. You never know people are We're inquisitive by nature,
Speaker 4: so if you leave something for someone's chances are they're
Speaker 4: gonna check it out.
Speaker 5: Well. One of the most some of the funniest things
Speaker 5: I've seen are back before I left Facebook, there were
Speaker 5: some flat Earth groups and most of it was pretty
Speaker 5: junky stuff. But some of the cool stuff was some
Speaker 5: memes and it's photos of like you know, uh, you know,
Speaker 5: water and how it's curving around the ball and all
Speaker 5: these just some of the funny memes just they're so
Speaker 5: obvious and you don't even have to say anything. You
Speaker 5: could just show someone the meme and then you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely all great points. We're down to the last
Speaker 4: few minutes. I wanted to give you an opportunity. If
Speaker 4: there's anything else that we hadn't had the chance to mention,
Speaker 4: that would be the great time to do so.
Speaker 5: Uh No, I don't think so, other than just we
Speaker 5: just need to we just need to pray, and we're
Speaker 5: in a we're in tough times. I think that, uh,
Speaker 5: there is a great awakening, and but there's also the
Speaker 5: enemy is strong and I think we know who the
Speaker 5: enemy is in general, So I think we just need
Speaker 5: to stand and not be so afraid to stand up
Speaker 5: against the enemy. And if we stick together, then I
Speaker 5: think we'll will we'll we will triumph, and we know
Speaker 5: God's behind us. So yeah, God bless and thanks for
Speaker 5: you and your listeners, and thank you very much for
Speaker 5: your time. And I'm sure I was a bit under
Speaker 5: the weather today, but that stuff happens.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely, you brought a lot of great information to
Speaker 4: the table that we haven't really talked about before. And
Speaker 4: I appreciate your time and everything that you do. I
Speaker 4: hope you feel better soon. And again, thank you, God
Speaker 4: bless you and your family, and thanks for contributing to
Speaker 4: this podcast or I really appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Thank very much you as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and thank you. Thank you to our guests. Thank
Speaker 4: you for your continued support. God bless you all. Have
Speaker 4: a great week. And until we meet again, my friends,
Speaker 4: we will see you.
Speaker 3: I know it's big strug. I don't know you've had some.
Speaker 8: I don't feel tired, hell down by all the way. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I don't you feel you smile, ain't the same. I
Speaker 8: saw you wall go from you.
Speaker 3: I feel like.
Speaker 8: You've lost your way don't give up, No, don't give in.
Speaker 3: But never this home? Don't they call the primise? It
Speaker 3: ain't done? Yeah, he's gone up plaid. Why it's all right? Time?
Speaker 3: Got up? Let me come? Why wait? God up y call?
Speaker 4: I can see the straight inside you.
Speaker 8: Child's are putting up five.
Speaker 9: Oh you're strongly than anything you are. Yeah, you're gonna
Speaker 9: be all right. You're accepting a dead found you.
Speaker 3: Beautiful.
Speaker 4: You're shoving ride.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're live and breathing.
Speaker 8: Move you can hold your head a pie.
Speaker 3: Don't give up, No, don't give in, never loves home.
Speaker 3: Don't they gone on the primis.
Speaker 5: And ain't done us?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 10: I plan WA's away? Tell the god of mericame. Don't
Speaker 10: give up. No, don't give in, never live home? Don't
Speaker 10: let go on the province and it ain't got likeness
Speaker 10: worth livn what play down the garden up?
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Speaker 3: give up?
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Speaker 1: giving never hol do they go on the crime It
Speaker 1: ain't done. Love is worth living.
Speaker 3: What's a god of any colds? All? The god of needsicles?
Speaker 5: Why it's the god of a.
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Speaker 5: Just the facts, ma'am.