Speaker 1: You see, something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What what's going to happen?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Help?
Speaker 4: Welcome to Part two of the Zizzy and Death Cult. Yeah.
Speaker 4: We we'll be continuing off where we left in episode
Speaker 4: one and we'll be finishing it up here. I hope
Speaker 4: you all enjoy that.
Speaker 5: These guys are the adam and ideology kind of leads
Speaker 5: you down a wrong path usually no matter what, but
Speaker 5: they they kind of I think there's an element of
Speaker 5: that of the perversion of the hermaphrodite idea in the
Speaker 5: alchemical and esoteric terms into this, this physical kind of
Speaker 5: guy who thinks that he can do whatever the heck
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm totally with you on that. Ethan. I think
Speaker 4: a cult is I've taken an occult idea and twisted
Speaker 4: it into the physical form for people to adopt.
Speaker 6: Sure, but what's that jump though that they can they
Speaker 6: can maintain this ideology not to hurt.
Speaker 1: Animals, what the murdered humans? So I can think of
Speaker 1: other groups to do this.
Speaker 6: I'm just I'm just curious to know what your old
Speaker 6: thoughts on, like, how you know, you know, how they
Speaker 6: maintain this kind of ideology.
Speaker 1: How do you think because.
Speaker 5: Well, perhaps a jump. I think, well, it certainly is.
Speaker 5: And and that's the interesting paradigm or contradiction actually that
Speaker 5: they were interested in, uh if you guys might have
Speaker 5: gone over uh interested in the what is it, uh
Speaker 5: the rationalism group, right, which it's not.
Speaker 7: There's nothing rational about hurting someone that you owe money
Speaker 7: to your your land or you know, any any number
Speaker 7: of things that are really irrational.
Speaker 5: But it could and to the point of irrationality, it
Speaker 5: might have been as little as they saw the guy
Speaker 5: eating a hot dog once, so in their mind he
Speaker 5: hurt something, so they can you know, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. So they weren't at all.
Speaker 1: I'm tracking we and we did. We did.
Speaker 6: We did cover that a little bit, the whole lack
Speaker 6: of rationality and their actions. And it is funny because
Speaker 6: they maintain these they continue to maintain these divisive positions
Speaker 6: right on the same subjects, whether it's you know, human
Speaker 6: life and animal life. Though they're pro their pro AI,
Speaker 6: but they're warning people about AI. They're they're men, but
Speaker 6: they're women. You know, they seem very that.
Speaker 5: Reminds me of their whole kind or it's it seems
Speaker 5: to be one of their paradoxical philosophies was that or
Speaker 5: is that we have two main parts in our psyche,
Speaker 5: and that they are that they are at war with
Speaker 5: each other and one is trying to usually one is
Speaker 5: trying to kill the other. I find that an interesting
Speaker 5: esoteric idea that probably got took into some really dark
Speaker 5: exoteric places in the sense. One of them, for instance,
Speaker 5: I think was at least presented in his blog, was
Speaker 5: unie hemispheric sleep instead of both by hemispheric sleep normal.
Speaker 5: And maybe this is where some of the surgeon local
Speaker 5: equipment came up. I don't know, but it might have
Speaker 5: been as little as taping their eye open, but there
Speaker 5: was some sort of aspect to where one eye was
Speaker 5: kept open and they would induce one hemisphere to sleep
Speaker 5: while the other hemisphere was away, which.
Speaker 8: I find that to be really.
Speaker 5: Just the pro I find the prospect of that to
Speaker 5: be really an unstable result, and which would make one
Speaker 5: really susceptible to unstable suggestions. Sure, just just my I
Speaker 5: don't know necessarily about that, but sounds like.
Speaker 1: Some clockwork orange type ittivity, right.
Speaker 4: I would think for these k ultra experiments. Well, I
Speaker 4: was just going to say, I think, well, this would
Speaker 4: make sense if there was brainwashing in there some way
Speaker 4: or or voice the skull technology.
Speaker 6: What sounds like you right, Yeah, they got electronic equipment,
Speaker 6: they're they're doing these weird ey ey hemispherical fucking nonsense,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a hotbed of brainwashing.
Speaker 5: Which also I wonder, I mean, they probably weren't into
Speaker 5: this so much, but maybe somewhere somewhere along the line,
Speaker 5: someone somewhere on the along the line was the whole
Speaker 5: one eye thing. That's like odin and that's like raw
Speaker 5: and there's so many but I mean, Nick, where could
Speaker 5: we go with the with the eye concept.
Speaker 8: On that one right? But one eyed?
Speaker 5: God, it just that makes me think of like how
Speaker 5: they were perverting that possibly.
Speaker 4: M all right, real well, kind of quick as quick
Speaker 4: as I can be. I'm gonna go a little bit
Speaker 4: into Michelle Zenko and and then that other guy uh
Speaker 4: Daniel author blank uh. Michelle's Zenko is a little interesting.
Speaker 4: According to her linkedlin, She's a bio in from Maatitian
Speaker 4: and from Pennsylvania. She was a research inter in turn
Speaker 4: at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and there she analyzed
Speaker 4: blood samples and psychological data to determine how predictive m
Speaker 4: I R and a's are of neuro behavioral susceptibility and
Speaker 4: sleep deprived individuals on the NASA Human Research Analog Environment.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 4: She also was in bioinformatics in turn FANASA AMES Research
Speaker 4: Center from June twenty eighteen to August twenty eighteen, and
Speaker 4: there she developed it up.
Speaker 1: The Mountain View right, that's the Silicon Valley center of
Speaker 1: the NASA.
Speaker 4: I have actually had no idea.
Speaker 6: It's an AIMS, Yeah, NASA AMES. That's right there in
Speaker 6: Mountain View. It's like right right, and it makes something
Speaker 6: Googles like right next door.
Speaker 4: And their job was developed in troubleshooted bioinformatics pipelines using
Speaker 4: high throughput biological data and analysis tools, processing raw data
Speaker 4: and normalized associated metadata for the purpose of understanding space
Speaker 4: flight stresses on biological systems. She also went to Temple
Speaker 4: University from twenty fifteen to twenty seventeen. She went to
Speaker 4: cabrini u University from twenty eleven to twenty fifteen. Some
Speaker 4: of the activities that she was interested in in the
Speaker 4: societies was lead Strong the High Impact Network or think
Speaker 4: fair trade activities and the YEAH leads Strong. She was
Speaker 4: president and founder of Cabrini's chapter of the High Impact
Speaker 4: Network from twenty to thirteen to twenty fifteen, and she
Speaker 4: ran fundraised fundraisers for Against the Malaria Foundation, and she
Speaker 4: was a member of Lead Strong and Fair Trade to Think.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go over that one and just a little
Speaker 4: bit of the Malaria one. Think the High in Impact Network.
Speaker 4: That is you can also find stuff about that on
Speaker 4: the less Wrong. Now, this is when you also start
Speaker 4: getting into that altruism stuff, which that goes back to
Speaker 4: Sam bankman Free, think about us. The goals of the
Speaker 4: High Impact Network THINK are one to encourage people to
Speaker 4: think strategically about the best ways to improve the world,
Speaker 4: and two to help provide to help people interested in
Speaker 4: strategic altruism to organize and take effective action. We aim
Speaker 4: to do this primarily through the development and maintenance of
Speaker 4: a network of college student groups. The student groups would
Speaker 4: focus on helping people to make decisions that benefit the
Speaker 4: world the most when choosing a career, choosing how to donate,
Speaker 4: and choosing what to research and so on and again
Speaker 4: just re iterate Sam bankman Free is associated with altruism.
Speaker 4: Some of the locations for this place, I mean, yeah, huh.
Speaker 6: Now that well, what every time we talk about this rationalism,
Speaker 6: that's what I think of though, the same Bankman Freed's,
Speaker 6: you know, is altruistic.
Speaker 4: What are you called again, oh, effective altruism.
Speaker 1: Effective altruism.
Speaker 6: That's whenever I hear rationalism, like to me, like they're
Speaker 6: all irrational and everything he did is, you know.
Speaker 1: Not altruistic whatsoever, whatsoever.
Speaker 6: And it's like the same bourbon is right, So like
Speaker 6: every time I hear this rationalism, like, that's why I
Speaker 6: think of Sam Bankman Freed's bullshit and is effective altruism.
Speaker 4: And before they were associated with IRI, which is even
Speaker 4: funded by him.
Speaker 1: Right, right, then maybe speaking the same language on purpose then, right.
Speaker 4: Some of the locations I just wanted to tost say there.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna read all of them. I mean on
Speaker 4: this site that they have, like there's fifty new cities,
Speaker 4: so I don't know how many they already have because
Speaker 4: those are new they already had some prior. But some
Speaker 4: of them are Waterloo, Canada, Kyle, Germany, Munich, Germany, is Italy, Mexico, Austin,
Speaker 4: United States, the Bay Area in the United States, Dallas,
Speaker 4: United States, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and the University of
Speaker 4: Idaho against Malaria. It's Kindada in Germany and part of
Speaker 4: Give Well. Now give Well, you start getting back into
Speaker 4: the effective altruism crap again. And the owner is Rob
Speaker 4: Mather and their thing is we protect people from malaria.
Speaker 4: We found nets and ensure they are distributed and used.
Speaker 4: We show you where the nets go. We monitor and
Speaker 4: import their use and impact. The Against Malaria Foundation is
Speaker 4: a United Kingdom based charity. Nets are distributed through partners
Speaker 4: and partnerships with the International Red Cross.
Speaker 1: It just sounds like a scam bise description, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 6: If you go to the site, it look like we'll
Speaker 6: hand out a net to you. We're raking in hundreds
Speaker 6: of millions of dollars for these nets.
Speaker 4: Now, a little bit about Daniel Arthur Blank. He was
Speaker 4: born in Berkeley, California, and has always excelled in school,
Speaker 4: earning straight a's and praised and this is from a
Speaker 4: news article and praised from his teachers. His mother, Nadia Blank,
Speaker 4: told Open Vallejo he competed on a Science Bowl team
Speaker 4: throughout middle and high school and was fluent in three languages.
Speaker 4: She said, Blank, who became a vegan in college graduated
Speaker 4: a semester early from the University of California in Berkeley
Speaker 4: with a double major in bioengineering and computer science, according
Speaker 4: to a resume posted on his LinkedIn profile. As an undergraduate,
Speaker 4: he conducted research for two Berkeley professors and interned at
Speaker 4: Oracle and Daphneil Labs. Blank's mother said he accepted a
Speaker 4: high paying corporate offer in Oakland following graduation. Daniel Blank's
Speaker 4: parents Stole Open Valleo in an in you Monday that
Speaker 4: they believe their son's involvement with the group may be
Speaker 4: a result of brainwashing. He's not a violent person, said
Speaker 4: his father, Alexander Blank. I don't think that Daniel actually
Speaker 4: did anything really wrong except maybe being with the wrong people.
Speaker 4: That's what he says. Another news article says public records
Speaker 4: show he's never listed Sacramento as a home address. Maryland
Speaker 4: court records show that the home address he gave authorities
Speaker 4: after he was taken into custody Sunday is actually a
Speaker 4: private mailbox station on Rockingham Drive in Rancho Cordova, representative
Speaker 4: for the firm, told the Sacramento be on Thursday that
Speaker 4: Blank had rented a virtual mailbox for three months last
Speaker 4: year and never having stepped foot in the business. He
Speaker 4: did everything online, said the representative. Blank had rented the
Speaker 4: box to have mail received that a physical location and
Speaker 4: then sent to him electronically. And I can't figure figure
Speaker 4: out how I think I'm just throwing this out there.
Speaker 4: It might be he just up and disappeared for a while.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they're considering that, but it does
Speaker 4: come up and it just says basically and in Maryland
Speaker 4: he faked his death in twenty twenty two. Now, I
Speaker 4: know there was one time where this kid supposedly disappeared
Speaker 4: for a while as well, and the parents thought that
Speaker 4: maybe he was dead, would disappeared or ran away, But
Speaker 4: like that's considered faking your death, just leaving home. I
Speaker 4: don't know, that could be it, or there's something else
Speaker 4: there that I couldn't find, But again, he's considered to
Speaker 4: being known for faking his death.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to me, it just seems like there's some like
Speaker 6: they're getting some top cover in these activities of faking
Speaker 6: their death, and you know, interstate travel, and you have
Speaker 6: these weird attorneys getting involved in that one. I really
Speaker 6: wonder what else is going on behind the scenes they
Speaker 6: helped perpetrate these this group's to activities because it seems
Speaker 6: abnormal to get away with all this fake d you know,
Speaker 6: faking of death and interstate travel, et cetera. It just
Speaker 6: seems I'm not behying it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: Like there's something more to that tale right.
Speaker 8: There.
Speaker 5: I saw one strand of information where they were talking
Speaker 5: about how one aspect of Ziz and the crew were
Speaker 5: that how they believed AI was going to be God
Speaker 5: consciousness or something to that effect, and they I think
Speaker 5: whatever they did now would be known about in the
Speaker 5: future by this AI God consciousness, if you will, and
Speaker 5: that they would be thus rewarded, which which is another
Speaker 5: you know, not to say that it's not true necessarily,
Speaker 5: but that's another kind of cultish modality, whether whether it's spiritual,
Speaker 5: cult or even political, like go through this and a
Speaker 5: AI got God will know and it's all going to
Speaker 5: be great, or go through this and we're going to
Speaker 5: have a communist utopia.
Speaker 8: That's interesting, same pattern.
Speaker 2: Just to kind of insert. In June of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: l Soda was released from custody after posting a ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars bail. He failed to return to court, and
Speaker 2: the judge issued then issued him a bench warrant. Friedman,
Speaker 2: the attorney, said that he hadn't heard from Lesoda since
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two and had no idea his whereabouts. I
Speaker 2: do think this guy is like in on the tape
Speaker 2: on this whole thing, and then he went on to say,
Speaker 2: I represent vegans. We believe in non violence, almost as
Speaker 2: if like you know on Q both Blank and Zeco
Speaker 2: have not been charged in the connection with dul mohomicide
Speaker 2: at this point in June, which I thought was very interesting.
Speaker 2: Did you find the gun? Did you not find the gun? No? Nothing,
Speaker 2: So yeah, that interesting. So we're going to talk a
Speaker 2: little bit about Ophelia or Felix Bachholt. She's referred to
Speaker 2: both in the court documents, and so in July of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, she begins renting half of a duplex
Speaker 2: in Chapel Hill in North Carolina. Sophelia Bucklet had a
Speaker 2: work visa from Germany and went to the University of Waterloo.
Speaker 2: He grew he or she grew up in Germany, where
Speaker 2: he was a mathematician or mathematics whiz kid, winning awards
Speaker 2: and accolades and scholastics for both math and computer science
Speaker 2: at the national level. One of the things that I
Speaker 2: wanted to mention about university that she went to the
Speaker 2: University of Waterloo and you have a lot of Peter
Speaker 2: Teel people attending there either on a scholarship or they
Speaker 2: leave to go work at the Teal Fellowship or foundation.
Speaker 2: So University of Waterloo is kind of like a hotbed
Speaker 2: for computer geeks, nerds whatever. You get a lot of
Speaker 2: people coming in with huge scholarships or not even finishing
Speaker 2: because they get recruited out, especially by Teofellowship, Pollenteer whatever.
Speaker 2: They will pull people out and offer them one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars whatever money and just to get them to
Speaker 2: transition and work somewhere else, or they'll do an internship
Speaker 2: or whatever. But University of Waterloo is pretty big with that,
Speaker 2: and Ophelia Felix was going there. One of the university
Speaker 2: media releases from twenty nineteen said Bockholt was a member
Speaker 2: of the school's team that competed at the William will
Speaker 2: Putnam Mathematical Competition and annual contest for universities in Canada
Speaker 2: and the United States, and it's considered one of the
Speaker 2: world's most prestigious math contests. So basically it's you know
Speaker 2: he or she is a whiz kid, and they went
Speaker 2: to a high school in Germany that they excelled in
Speaker 2: math and they were considered a national math champion, like
Speaker 2: in twenty fourteen won a gold medal in the Olympic
Speaker 2: Olympiad of Informatics, which is one of the most prestigious
Speaker 2: high school coding contests in the world. So another thing
Speaker 2: I wanted to kind of insert in here was that
Speaker 2: I read like a Reddit thread on Ophelia and they
Speaker 2: had said they claimed to have known her in college
Speaker 2: or whatever, and they said that she was on a
Speaker 2: full ride, she was extremely intelligent, and she was borderline
Speaker 2: genius with mathematics. So Bucklt, LinkedIn entree said that she
Speaker 2: studied pure mathematics, and online records show that she was
Speaker 2: involved in the university's computer science club as an executive member,
Speaker 2: although a fellow executive member of the club at the
Speaker 2: time said the buck Hold was not well known to
Speaker 2: him or others that he knew there. So, according to
Speaker 2: the reports, Ophelia earned a scholarship to study pure mathematics
Speaker 2: at the University of Waterloo, Canada, kind of like what
Speaker 2: I was saying, and that college friends said that she
Speaker 2: was passionate about math, fun and positive member of computer
Speaker 2: science club, and we already talked about all that, and
Speaker 2: that they were she was a type of people that
Speaker 2: basically read math books for fun or did math on
Speaker 2: a chalkboard for fun. So in twenty eighteen Facebook post,
Speaker 2: she posted that she donated five thousand dollars to the
Speaker 2: Against Malaria Foundation. Here's the Against Malaria Foundation all over again.
Speaker 2: And I wonder, and Nick and I were talking about this.
Speaker 2: I wonder if this is something like a form or
Speaker 2: something and people say, hey, you should donate to this place,
Speaker 2: or hey, are you affective altruism? This is why because
Speaker 2: she goes on this rant with one of her friends
Speaker 2: and says, I'm only going to give my money to
Speaker 2: where it's going to make the most difference to the
Speaker 2: most amount of people. I mean almost like, you know,
Speaker 2: parroting the thing, and you have all these other people
Speaker 2: in this whole collective that are also donating to that
Speaker 2: almost exact foundation. Buckholt graduated in twenty nineteen. She interned
Speaker 2: Jane Street Capital, New York, which is an elite quantitative
Speaker 2: trading firm in college. Then she goes on to graduate
Speaker 2: from Waterloo with honors, and it is at this point
Speaker 2: that she transitioned to female after college.
Speaker 4: Buckholtz, now deleted LinkedIn profile says he worked in the
Speaker 4: New York office of Tower Research Capital, the high frequency
Speaker 4: trading firm. He joined Tower in October of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 4: following two years at Radix Trading. His current job at
Speaker 4: the time of the shooting on his profile was a
Speaker 4: quantitative trader at Tower Research Capital in New York City.
Speaker 4: Calls and emails from National Post to Tower asking for
Speaker 4: information about Buckholt and to confirm his position have gone
Speaker 4: unanswered several days.
Speaker 2: Yeah too, like what Nick had said. I mean, basically,
Speaker 2: it's a quantitative trader job, and she's just using you know,
Speaker 2: com x mathematical models to look at which investment opportunities
Speaker 2: are the best. And she was they say, they said
Speaker 2: something like she was making like five hundred thousand a
Speaker 2: year working at that NYC firm. And so in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two, she had a conversation with an AI researcher
Speaker 2: at one of the Berkeley Rationalist Scene conferences, and that
Speaker 2: she said that, you know, Buckhole was bright, and she
Speaker 2: was very smart, but it was a little bit weird
Speaker 2: and socially awkward, And I'm like, but aren't many people
Speaker 2: like in that field like that already, you know. So
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's like a true assessment. But
Speaker 2: so they hung out over several times a year, and
Speaker 2: that discussions always were centered around zizz or from Ophelia's side,
Speaker 2: and that Buckhold was enthralled with most of Zizi and
Speaker 2: tenants the importance of altruism, veganism, and that Ophelia really
Speaker 2: wasn't bothered by the importance of retribution under certain circumstances,
Speaker 2: which I guess kind of like with Curtis lind you know,
Speaker 2: the the girl, this girl. The AI researcher said that
Speaker 2: she had told Ophelia to see her clear of ziz
Speaker 2: because she had already heard of other things, and that
Speaker 2: they were already considered a death cult at that point.
Speaker 2: So Ophelia lived in New Jersey, apparently had this you know,
Speaker 2: like apartment, and was a network for transgendered women. So
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's like a collective or a
Speaker 2: pool of people that are working in these areas and
Speaker 2: you know, basically all get together but they a friend
Speaker 2: of hers and her roommate basically talked about how she
Speaker 2: engaged she had this job and that her day, Ophelia's
Speaker 2: day revolved around super micromantic decisions and that they were
Speaker 2: constantly gaging her state of mind to make sure it
Speaker 2: was in the right place and to optimally perform for work.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, who was making these decisions, who was
Speaker 2: analyzing all of that? You know, like, that's that's very
Speaker 2: interesting to kind of insert that into the narrative. According
Speaker 2: to friends, Buckholt made more money than most, but she
Speaker 2: only spent ten percent of her pre tax income and
Speaker 2: donated a significant amount to charity, one of them being
Speaker 2: the Malaria One. She's considered an effective altruist, donating much
Speaker 2: of what she earned to causes the largest impact. And
Speaker 2: then in the spring of twenty twenty three, she goes dark.
Speaker 2: She retreats from friends, you know, takes long periods of
Speaker 2: time talking on the phone, and she doesn't want to
Speaker 2: tell anybody who she's talking on the phone. And then
Speaker 2: she started to take weekend flights to undisclosed locations, and
Speaker 2: then ultimately in November twenty twenty three, she took a
Speaker 2: flight out of Newark and basically cut off friends, family,
Speaker 2: anyone she knew.
Speaker 5: Man, I say the tower symbol and company as you're talking,
Speaker 5: it reminds me of like the evil company from RoboCop.
Speaker 5: But also as I'm looking at the symbol, it is
Speaker 5: these snakes wrapping around the staff. Uh the what is
Speaker 5: the obvious? Also also two swirling snakes if you if
Speaker 5: you look at it long enough, I.
Speaker 1: Guess I'm clearing the wrong business with all these folks.
Speaker 6: Mind these malaria nets, a lot of malaria nets getting
Speaker 6: purchased here.
Speaker 1: Makes sure wonder what's really going on with all that.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be the new grift, right.
Speaker 5: Well? It also there are certain levels of the military
Speaker 5: that is in charge of you know, high end weapons
Speaker 5: and so forth, and they are watched like it sounded
Speaker 5: like this guy was watched by that company. What are you?
Speaker 5: What kind of pills are you taking? And what is
Speaker 5: your mind state? And did you get into an argument?
Speaker 5: This way on to work type of thing like looking
Speaker 5: at everything? So it sounds like he was doing some
Speaker 5: very sensitive stuff.
Speaker 4: Agreed, Yeah, all right? So uh yes. Next slide. Teresa
Speaker 4: young Blood May of twenty twenty four. Teresa young Block's
Speaker 4: parents report her missing in Seattle after she sends her
Speaker 4: mother's sends her mother email saying she has moved in
Speaker 4: with a friend and changed her number. A little bit
Speaker 4: about Teresa young Blood. She went to the University of Washington.
Speaker 4: She attended the prestigious Lakeside School in North Seattle. In November,
Speaker 4: she applied for a marriage license with Maximilian Snyder, who
Speaker 4: is facing charges for fatally stabbing a man in northern
Speaker 4: California lynd Notably, Snyder is also an alumni of the
Speaker 4: Lakeside School. And then in November twenty twenty four, young
Speaker 4: Blood and Maximilian Snyder apply for a marriage license in
Speaker 4: Washington State. Also in the same month, young Blood begins
Speaker 4: renting a condo year near Buckholt in North Carolina. A
Speaker 4: little bit Maximilian Snyder, he was alumni of Lakeside School.
Speaker 4: Schnyder went on to study philosophy and computer science at
Speaker 4: the University of Oxford in the UK. According to his
Speaker 4: Lincoln page, he went to Stanford in twenty nineteen. Any
Speaker 4: More recently, he lived in a condo and Kirkland, northeast
Speaker 4: of Seattle that is owned by his mother. Both young
Speaker 4: Butt and Buckholt were renting separate units in the same
Speaker 4: Chapel Hill, North Carolina neighborhood. The owner of the properties,
Speaker 4: who requested anonymity due to safety concerns, noted that Buckholt
Speaker 4: had been renting one unit via Airbnb since July twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three, before moving to a second unit later that year.
Speaker 4: Young Blood began renting her unit in November twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four and paid nearly ten thousand dollars to extend her
Speaker 4: stay until the end of March.
Speaker 6: Sounds like this one of the cold had some finances
Speaker 6: and huh and I'm like the other one.
Speaker 2: They have money. They definitely have money.
Speaker 6: What's what's going on here on the screen with this
Speaker 6: thing on the bottom left or this individual in the
Speaker 6: bottom left corner? Is this Maximilian seem dude as the
Speaker 6: top Come on, I'm out of here. These are two
Speaker 6: different but you weren't kidding. These are two different people.
Speaker 6: There's no way that's the same person.
Speaker 5: Yoh, I wish I should correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 5: But Maximilian, he's taken in California for the murder of
Speaker 5: the landlord, right, it's yeah, according to the report.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm not a look at the jails
Speaker 1: on that guy.
Speaker 4: I wish I had the picture. I wish I would
Speaker 4: have saved it. I should have saved the other picture
Speaker 4: of the one of them is that they say is
Speaker 4: Teresa Youngblood because it does not look like her at all. No,
Speaker 4: not in my opinion.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, I can as see what you're saying. Even
Speaker 6: with this character. You know that they're doing that with
Speaker 6: more of them. That's even more interesting.
Speaker 5: Well, not only are they changing their appearance, but they're
Speaker 5: changing their gender.
Speaker 8: Right. So it's like I.
Speaker 5: Found this story incredibly hard to keep track of, just
Speaker 5: in you know, reading and listening about the characters, because
Speaker 5: they're they're just so amorphous.
Speaker 2: That's a perfect word to use.
Speaker 6: I mean, assuming this isn't it, go ahead least, I'm sorry, No, no,
Speaker 6: that's it. Assuming this isn't a digitally enhanced photograph, because
Speaker 6: the eyebrows clearly look the same.
Speaker 1: But like, I'm just not buying this is the same character.
Speaker 1: He said, This is two different people, Maximin and whatever
Speaker 1: he goes about. Yo, check this new name.
Speaker 4: Check this out. I pulled up. I'm gonna share share
Speaker 4: the picture now. The one on the left is supposedly
Speaker 4: therese a young blot that is up in the right
Speaker 4: hand corner. And I'm right, I'm like, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 4: am not buying this. I don't even think this chick's
Speaker 4: white or not completely. That chick on the left supposed
Speaker 4: to be the one with the pink hab.
Speaker 9: My man, come on, come on, that's the pink hat
Speaker 9: check on the left or whatever the hell this thing is.
Speaker 9: I'm not doing doing girl whatever.
Speaker 6: The brow ridge is way off. This might actually be
Speaker 6: a woman in that photo. This is definitely not a woman,
Speaker 6: but that one actually might be a woman. There's you know,
Speaker 6: there has a woman's It doesn't have the male browridge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: You can see that, dude. You can see the brow
Speaker 1: ridge on that thing from a distance. Look at that thing.
Speaker 6: I'll probably poke it the Adam's apple, And I think
Speaker 6: I'll probably poke you from like three or four feet away.
Speaker 6: I don't see an Adams Apple on this one at all.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I mean, look at that, dude, Come on,
Speaker 6: That's what I'm saying. This seems a little a little,
Speaker 6: a little bit too much to believe.
Speaker 8: Well, no, it could have.
Speaker 5: It could have been some time crossed, a time passed
Speaker 5: in between The pink hair is a much earlier photograph.
Speaker 5: I believe the black hair is when she is taken
Speaker 5: into custody in New Hampshire.
Speaker 6: Ultimately, wild I have to do some deeper study in
Speaker 6: some of these photographs because I realized they could say
Speaker 6: down the jawls and stuff like that. I get all
Speaker 6: that there are surgeries available, but well, I.
Speaker 5: Might just be the difference of three years with a
Speaker 5: young person to you know, they did some changes.
Speaker 8: Point, But I.
Speaker 5: Mean, and obviously they're trying to change themselves, right, They're like,
Speaker 5: you know, they're actually pursuing that.
Speaker 6: So well, I mean, if indeed these are you know,
Speaker 6: actual people and the same people, they are doing a
Speaker 6: great job of changing themselves.
Speaker 1: Well they have achieved they've achieved that goal.
Speaker 2: It would definitely test the limits of AI. If you're
Speaker 2: trying to track someone for law enforcement purposes and they
Speaker 2: are constantly change gene, their look and what what have you,
Speaker 2: can it can it keep up?
Speaker 6: That's a great point because I shaved my beard off
Speaker 6: of my phone gets confused, like my facial recognition my
Speaker 6: phone just because I shave my beard off. So like,
Speaker 6: if you're taking the jails down from this character, look
Speaker 6: at them jails. You're going out of this. That's gonna
Speaker 6: that's that's gonna throw somebody big time.
Speaker 4: Well, they do say if he dressed out like a cloud,
Speaker 4: it does confuse AI facial recognition.
Speaker 5: Apparently, though they raised suspicions wherever they went.
Speaker 8: And I don't know.
Speaker 5: If you touched on this, forgive me if if you did,
Speaker 5: but they at least Sizz had the propensity to or
Speaker 5: dress up like a Jedi, and oh yeah, I thought
Speaker 5: of himself as a as a Sith and would have
Speaker 5: on overcoats, if not trench coats, and and maybe the
Speaker 5: others kind of might have copied this to an extent.
Speaker 5: Of course, the sword attack is very you know, uh,
Speaker 5: indicative of the Jedi want to be kind of a
Speaker 5: thing going on. So they apparently stuck out wherever they
Speaker 5: went because they.
Speaker 8: Obviously no reason.
Speaker 5: You can just see, I mean, and and again, one
Speaker 5: of the things they were looking for were those stories
Speaker 5: containers and and like like we've kind of deciphered they
Speaker 5: did have money, although they seemed to be, you know,
Speaker 5: seemed to want to be against the system, of course,
Speaker 5: but they did have money. But it seems like they
Speaker 5: needed these containers for whatever they were doing.
Speaker 6: That's a great point about facial recognition though, because I
Speaker 6: think that's how they got that Luigimi and gian Fella
Speaker 6: in facial recognition camera and the McDonald's and the McDonald's
Speaker 6: self serve kiosk.
Speaker 5: I think I thought a customer just called this looked
Speaker 5: at him as suspicious.
Speaker 8: Something mappened.
Speaker 5: They literally a customer called them, called on him from
Speaker 5: the media.
Speaker 1: What have you watched the interview with that customers he
Speaker 1: like left.
Speaker 6: And like but like get the pictures they released are
Speaker 6: all are all at the height of like the kiosk, right,
Speaker 6: and he's sitting down at like a table, and this
Speaker 6: looks like the kiosk. And I kind of looked at
Speaker 6: the photos of the inside of the restaurant kind of
Speaker 6: mapped out how it was all sitting out. But it
Speaker 6: looks like the cameras in the Kiosk and the camera
Speaker 6: that that was released, the three photographs inside the restaurant
Speaker 6: are all from that Kiosk camera. It seems, which I
Speaker 6: would argue was again was some sort of facial recognition,
Speaker 6: which you know, I again, I think maybe this is
Speaker 6: on purpose then maybe that they're trying to confuse AI.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw that he had. They I could be mistaken,
Speaker 5: but they just released some paperwork on his possessions on
Speaker 5: arrest and like yeah, and and I think he had
Speaker 5: like seven thousand dollars on he said. Yeah, So I'm surprised,
Speaker 5: Like you could just get a ride to anywhere you
Speaker 5: have delivered, like pick up something to go. I don't know,
Speaker 5: you think there'd be like way more ways to be
Speaker 5: clandestine when you have seven gees.
Speaker 6: Both multiple forms of identification with different names on apparently, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: you need to get on this program. These folks travel
Speaker 6: interstate very easily.
Speaker 2: It seems extremely fast.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So young Blood and Buckle both check into a hotel
Speaker 2: and lynnon Bill, Vermont on January fourteenth, and the investigators
Speaker 2: put the pair under surveillance after a hotel worker reports
Speaker 2: concerns about their all black tactical clothing and the gun
Speaker 2: young Look was carrying. The hotel employee had basically called
Speaker 2: Elie to report the two guests. And this is at
Speaker 2: Newport City in suite. The guests, like I said, were
Speaker 2: dressed in tactical clothing, protective equipment, and the woman was
Speaker 2: carrying a gun in an exposed holster. They were ideed
Speaker 2: as Buckholt, which was a German national entry, so young
Speaker 2: Lud but Buckholt had been missing for a year. Remember
Speaker 2: we talked about how she took off from New York,
Speaker 2: that's the one and then and why friends had stopped
Speaker 2: trying to contact her. So on January seventeenth, transport back
Speaker 2: to California, Lind, the landlord in California, is killed. Snyder
Speaker 2: is charged with murder, and prosecutors alleged he was trying
Speaker 2: to prevent Lind from testifying against his earlier attackers. They
Speaker 2: basically murdered him three days prior to the Border patrol shootout.
Speaker 2: The hearing has been postponed and according to the report,
Speaker 2: the attorney that was representing Snyder is no longer representing
Speaker 2: him and he has yet too high or another one.
Speaker 2: So then fast forward to what we've all been hearing
Speaker 2: is the January twentieth incident where US Border Patrol officers
Speaker 2: pull young Blood and buckhold Over on Interstate ninety one
Speaker 2: in Coventry, Vermont. Agent David Molland and Buckholt are killed
Speaker 2: in the shootout. Young Blood, who is wounded, is charged
Speaker 2: with a firearms charge. I think she is pleading not guilty.
Speaker 2: I don't know, having it outside of you doesn't count. Okay,
Speaker 2: until January twentieth, no one knew that she was alive
Speaker 2: until she made news, right because remember she took off
Speaker 2: on the plane. She's shot dead in the gun battle
Speaker 2: with the Border patrol agent. So the report says that
Speaker 2: they were pulled over. The Buckholt pulled over during a
Speaker 2: routine traffic stop. Young Blood in the back pulled a
Speaker 2: gun and opened fire on the agents. The agents then
Speaker 2: fired back. Buckholt pulled out a firearm, and Buckholt was
Speaker 2: fatally shot. According to the FBI, after David but Golden,
Speaker 2: Teresa Youngblood had been under surveillance for several days prior
Speaker 2: to being pulled over in their Toyota Prius for an
Speaker 2: immigration check. So some say immigration checks, some say traffic stop.
Speaker 2: We just included both the network of friends.
Speaker 5: Apparently there was a German citizen with them, yes, and
Speaker 5: and yeah, so they were and then like like you
Speaker 5: just said, they were being followed already.
Speaker 8: Because people were looking at him suspicious.
Speaker 1: Buckwall wasn't was not an American citizen.
Speaker 2: No, it was German. Remember they recruited him, right, I.
Speaker 6: Assume they got their citizenship at some point. We couldn't
Speaker 6: just get this person out of there.
Speaker 1: Sooner they you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: He was attending University of Waterloo in Canada.
Speaker 1: Right, How are they flying? Right? How are they flying around?
Speaker 1: Get in places?
Speaker 4: Right? See, that's like the confusing thing because it's like, well,
Speaker 4: did he get citizenship in Canada? And then like him
Speaker 4: being here, he's that like you know, was he still
Speaker 4: like where you got work? Working here? What's going on?
Speaker 5: But you know, maybe he was their money connection. He
Speaker 5: might have been there to fund their next place in Vermont.
Speaker 8: That's that's a good suggestion.
Speaker 5: And he said he made half a million dollars a year,
Speaker 5: so he has sure.
Speaker 2: And he's the one that's being subjected to all these
Speaker 2: routine testing to check about his mental state, mental health.
Speaker 2: So all of a sudden you lose this person. This
Speaker 2: person was a key asset to your company. You know,
Speaker 2: you're no longer drawing that you know from him? Did
Speaker 2: they just end his work visa or did you not
Speaker 2: get a work visa? Like are you work? Are you
Speaker 2: doing a work to work visa? Like on a six
Speaker 2: month below.
Speaker 5: He's so valuable they put off making any alert on
Speaker 5: anything for a while and pray for him to come back, right,
Speaker 5: they would do an alert on that eventually agreed.
Speaker 2: I do think they're more to that story because of
Speaker 2: how valuable he potentially could have been in the fact
Speaker 2: that he was a genius and all that other stuff.
Speaker 2: So I think there was maybe something in there. But
Speaker 2: then again, you're like, well it was a death faked
Speaker 2: because it's like the standard mo now at this point.
Speaker 5: But when they were pulled over, just an interesting little
Speaker 5: time fact they I guess they were pulled over and
Speaker 5: it took about forty minutes for the person to lose
Speaker 5: it and just come out shooting. So so whatever they
Speaker 5: were doing with checking on him or whatever, but they
Speaker 5: eventually lost it or got whatever happened, they said, they
Speaker 5: decided to go out with a bag.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: And this is three days after the landlord has been murdered, right,
Speaker 6: I think it was coordinated. And this was how much
Speaker 6: time after the parents were murdered in Pennsylvania. This was
Speaker 6: with three months.
Speaker 2: That was in January, remember New Year's teeth. That's right,
Speaker 2: that's right, they're making moves.
Speaker 5: I think November. The final murder and of the landlord
Speaker 5: in California was in November.
Speaker 2: I think, you know, the assault was in November when
Speaker 2: they stabbed him in the eye and then they impaled him,
Speaker 2: which I don't understand. They impaled don't die, But I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: well it's this thing right again.
Speaker 4: Some major It wasn't a samurai. It was like, you know,
Speaker 4: actually I forgot to use.
Speaker 6: The Jedi mind trick on the guy that used the
Speaker 6: Jedi sword and just stabbed him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he thought he got stabbed, Yes, identified as a stab.
Speaker 6: Sorry, identify the cyclobs too, apparently after that attack. Sadly enough,
Speaker 6: it just seems like you don't put the chronology of
Speaker 6: their attack, and you know, you know, I'm a military
Speaker 6: planner by.
Speaker 1: A form of profession.
Speaker 6: You put all, you know, put all the chronology of
Speaker 6: these attacks and then order. It makes a lot more
Speaker 6: sense looking at their their plan of assault. Yep, Jedi
Speaker 6: mind tricks aside. I mean, never know, I might be
Speaker 6: getting jedimind trek right now. Well there's Zians you never know,
Speaker 6: oh man.
Speaker 2: For sure for sure. So then just real quick, yes, definitely,
Speaker 2: especially in their blood that was full of estern Anyway,
Speaker 2: the guns that were full were found with them after
Speaker 2: the shooting had taken place, had been purchased by someone
Speaker 2: purporting to be residents of Orleans, Vermont, from a licensed
Speaker 2: firearm dealer in Mount de Boor, Vermont, last February. According
Speaker 2: to Pennsylvania State Police, firearm used in the Vermont incident
Speaker 2: was purchased by a person of interest in the December
Speaker 2: thirty one, twenty twenty two murders of Richard and Rita
Speaker 2: Zenko in Chester Heights, Pennsylvania. Both young Blood and the
Speaker 2: gun purchaser had been regular contact with an individual linked
Speaker 2: to the Pennsylvania investigation who is also considered a person
Speaker 2: of interest in a separate homicide case in California, as
Speaker 2: detailed by the US Attorney. That person, the prosecution memo says,
Speaker 2: is a person of interest in a dual homicide also
Speaker 2: in the investigation of Delaware County in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Yes, and uh, one thing I do want to also
Speaker 4: add real quick is that when young Blood Young Blo
Speaker 4: wasn't one that sort of popping the popping popping back
Speaker 4: at them right from there was a couple of news
Speaker 4: articles and I think like testimony from the people there
Speaker 4: that it was almost like non hesitant. It was just
Speaker 4: like all right, it's go. Time just got out and
Speaker 4: just boom boom, like didn't think anything about it, just
Speaker 4: got out and started bucking shots.
Speaker 1: I was like, damn, did they determine what shooter was
Speaker 1: the bull they hit?
Speaker 6: They hit the water patrol agent, because I know there
Speaker 6: was They initially didn't charge anybody or something like that,
Speaker 6: or they didn't want to make that determination. They charged
Speaker 6: both parties maybe or something like that.
Speaker 2: That's a good question, changing.
Speaker 6: Because it sounded like, I mean, from all accounts, it
Speaker 6: sounds like it's sound like there was just a barrage
Speaker 6: of gunfire going on there. When you're saying this, this, this, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, this seemingly attractive young gal here decided to
Speaker 6: get get out of the car and start poping off
Speaker 6: some rounds. You know, I'm being extremely facetious there, but
Speaker 6: see started papingow some rounds. It just sounds like from
Speaker 6: all the reports that I read, I don't I never
Speaker 6: saw a total quantity. It sounds like there's a lot
Speaker 6: of rounds fire that day.
Speaker 4: Uh real quick.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Buckholt flew into the United States In the hours preceding
Speaker 4: that Pennsylvania homicide, Both a defendant and the person who
Speaker 4: purchased the fire arms in Vermont, are acquainted with and
Speaker 4: have been in frequent contact with an individual who was
Speaker 4: detained by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania during that homicide investigation.
Speaker 4: That individual is also a person of interest in a
Speaker 4: homicide investigation in Vallejo, California. The prosecutors memo says. The
Speaker 4: government most says young Blood had traveled internationally in each
Speaker 4: of the previous three years, although no information on which
Speaker 4: country or countries is provided.
Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 4: The FBI also sees the journal that allegedly belonged to
Speaker 4: young Blood. It contains sections written in cipher texts, which
Speaker 4: is encoded messages that need an algorithmic key to decode.
Speaker 4: Some portions that agents can read include phrases suggesting hallucinogenic
Speaker 4: drug use, prosecutors say, including coming up on acid and quotations.
Speaker 4: Not really sure what to spend this trip on. This
Speaker 4: LSD trip seems pretty mellow and they feel kind of
Speaker 4: high vibrationally, maybe more so than other LSD trips. This
Speaker 4: is all quotations, So pop an acid two sleep deprivation.
Speaker 4: Fucking fun.
Speaker 1: That's so they got some wild shit going on in
Speaker 1: this career, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all sounds like mk ultra, don't forget astrogen.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the couple raised raised the alarm when seeking when
Speaker 4: when seen skulking about small town Vermont dressed in black
Speaker 4: tactical gear. Young Blood young Blub was also wearing an
Speaker 4: exposed pistol in a holster. According to an FBI criminal complaint,
Speaker 4: open carrier of a firearm is legal in Vermont, but
Speaker 4: is added to concern and a hotel clerk in Lyndenville,
Speaker 4: Vermont village forty five kilometers south of the shooting, called police.
Speaker 4: That's what it was. I guess they were trying to
Speaker 4: call the bluff figuring like I'll just walk around with
Speaker 4: it and people just assume I got the permit. I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean open carries along been legal there, which
Speaker 6: has been constitutional carry stay. But you don't want to
Speaker 6: walk around town dressed in all tactico equipment. That's gonna
Speaker 6: I mean, that's very you know, you're trying to maintain
Speaker 6: a low you know, you're trying to be he was
Speaker 6: trying to panting a little visibility.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, that's that's not helping you out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is that does not fit huh, that they
Speaker 5: were trying to maintain a little profile. Wearing black tactical
Speaker 5: gear with a gun even though it's open carried that
Speaker 5: that just seems like they asking for it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like exactly, That's what I was thinking, Like they
Speaker 6: were this was their time to get caught for some reason.
Speaker 4: That they're mhm.
Speaker 1: This is interesting and the idea of mind control, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I think it's interesting because you think you started hearing
Speaker 4: so much stuff. You're like, wait, why is the FBI
Speaker 4: saying so much right now?
Speaker 5: The couple didn't, And they're so smart that they they
Speaker 5: would have, you know, thought two steps ahead like we're
Speaker 5: contemplating right now. They would have. They would have certainly
Speaker 5: thought about that. So just you just have to think, well,
Speaker 5: they must have been they must have done.
Speaker 4: Purposeful mhm, unless like I don't. I mean, I highly
Speaker 4: doubt it, but I've also wondered like maybe like shit
Speaker 4: hit the fans somewhere and they were just like actually
Speaker 4: just reacting like total here irrational again.
Speaker 5: And and maybe you know, it reminds me too that
Speaker 5: intellectual people can be really stupid when it comes to
Speaker 5: interacting with gravity and other people, Like they just don't
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 5: You know, he could have been really great at contemplating
Speaker 5: statistics and so forth, but just just uh, not not
Speaker 5: good at understanding how people think.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna throw out a suggestion with the train
Speaker 6: the trans uh, you know Manson bunch here is that
Speaker 6: you know, much like when Manson got busted, you know,
Speaker 6: when they got busted.
Speaker 1: For all the murders.
Speaker 6: He fantasy was quoted as saying something like somebody's pissing
Speaker 6: on his leash. You know, if you know whether restricts
Speaker 6: when it's when, it's what and whatnot? That you know
Speaker 6: that he knew somebody was pulling back into jail, and
Speaker 6: then he observed his purpose. And to some degree, with
Speaker 6: all these events going on and across the United States
Speaker 6: with this group, it seems like there was some triggering
Speaker 6: or precipitating event that caused maybe these folks to get
Speaker 6: pulled in, maybe not the prison necessarily.
Speaker 1: To whatever whatever outfit that's letting this shit happen.
Speaker 5: And I mean, who knows what else they did, right?
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean probably the AI they might have
Speaker 5: an inkling of other things might being connected at which
Speaker 5: it sounds like, but who knows what else they did
Speaker 5: that we didn't They haven't put connection.
Speaker 1: On I think that's a great question.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it sounds like there's a litany of you know,
Speaker 6: options and availability of options that you got this.
Speaker 1: Person disappearing for a year. What do they do? You know?
Speaker 6: Buck Holton Wassoda seems like he's in this traveling and
Speaker 6: will even though he's dead.
Speaker 4: If you don't mind.
Speaker 5: Absolutely fascinating and frightening. Man. Like, the whole whole story
Speaker 5: is just so fascinating and so scary.
Speaker 4: All right, Uh, almost actually wrapping it up, almost, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I got like one and a half pages left the notes.
Speaker 4: So like the police ended up getting called obviously because
Speaker 4: they're walking around, you know, looking like Antifa with gumb
Speaker 4: The couple didn't talk much with officers who came to
Speaker 4: speak to them, and they checked out of the hotel
Speaker 4: soon after their contact with the officers. According to a
Speaker 4: criminal complaint by an FBI special agent filed in court,
Speaker 4: the pair traveled north and instead spent the night. In
Speaker 4: the next five days in Newport, court records revealed that
Speaker 4: young Blood and Buckhole had been under surveillance for several
Speaker 4: days leading up to the January twentieth shootout. They saw
Speaker 4: a buckhold by rolls of a littlenum foil at Walmart
Speaker 4: and then sit in the couple's car wrapping unidentified items
Speaker 4: in foil sheets. The FBI later found Foyle wrapped cell
Speaker 4: phones at the scene of the shooting. Court documents say
Speaker 4: that the FBI on guns and ammunition, as well as
Speaker 4: an odd assortment of tactical and computer gear with the
Speaker 4: With the couple, there was full face respirators, night vision goggles,
Speaker 4: ballistic helmet, shooting range targets, and several computers and electronic
Speaker 4: devices and a journal. While the FBI said Aphelia Buckholt.
Speaker 4: While the FBI said his work visa was current, earlier
Speaker 4: reports suggested that I had expired, and it was also
Speaker 4: THEE like.
Speaker 6: An a list of it that seems like an odtlist
Speaker 6: of contents to that. I don't want to peer in
Speaker 6: them for having that, because as you're reading that, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 6: that seems suspect. But I'm like, yeah, I guy have
Speaker 6: all that in my RV too, So I don't want
Speaker 6: to say that, like that makes them look guilty. But
Speaker 6: I'm also not traveling around and hutting these in hotel rooms.
Speaker 6: It's a weird thing to have. You're just carry around
Speaker 6: with all these things right, and it certainly implies these
Speaker 6: folks were doing more concerted mission or operation with the
Speaker 6: items you just described.
Speaker 5: I mean maybe he just he the guy or whatever,
Speaker 5: just was popped some acid. When they got pulled over
Speaker 5: forty minutes later, he starts bugging out, you know, like
Speaker 5: they they're all into LSD. So you know, I don't
Speaker 5: know where that wasn't found on them, so they must have.
Speaker 1: Oh that's that's a good point.
Speaker 6: And they didn't find any drugs on them.
Speaker 8: They didn't.
Speaker 5: They didn't find the drugs, So I don't know. You'd
Speaker 5: be in the car if they did have it. We
Speaker 5: don't know, but you'd be in the car it's about
Speaker 5: to go down.
Speaker 3: Just take it all, eating the whole sheet of acid.
Speaker 3: It'd be pretty wild. That's just possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good point that you expect the drugs
Speaker 1: these folks were.
Speaker 6: Doing to find some drugs, and they had they had
Speaker 6: a trendit habits going on.
Speaker 5: It adds to the potential of like these decision making
Speaker 5: processes that don't make sense. Well, when you're on acid,
Speaker 5: it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: Let the drugs do the talking.
Speaker 4: Huh yeah, real quick. It even says an emotion seeking
Speaker 4: to have young Block detained prior to try. US attorney
Speaker 4: Michael Dresser alleged that she and Buckholt might be linked
Speaker 4: to other people suspected and violent acts and then to
Speaker 4: to wrap it up. February twenty twenty five, the FBI
Speaker 4: searches the Chapel Hill property where a landlord says young Blood, Buckholt,
Speaker 4: and Lasorda had been living earlier this winter, and then
Speaker 4: February sixteenth, twenty twenty five, Lesota, Jacob, and Blank were
Speaker 4: arrested in Frostburg Mallorn, Maryland on a Sunday afternoon. The
Speaker 4: blog of Lasoda thirty four of Berkeley, California, along with
Speaker 4: Michelle Zacho thirty two of Media, Pennsylvania, and Daniel Blank
Speaker 4: twenty six of Sacramento, California, faced charges include just passing, obstructing,
Speaker 4: and hindering in possession of a handgun in a vehicle.
Speaker 4: At the time of their arrest, they were dressed in
Speaker 4: black and two wore gun belts holding ammunition. According to police,
Speaker 4: a rifle was found in the back of one truck
Speaker 4: and a handgun on the front floorboard. Zachko, who refused
Speaker 4: to put her hands behind her back and was taken
Speaker 4: to the ground also was carrying a handgun. Maryland court
Speaker 4: has ordered a blogger known as Zizz, who leads a
Speaker 4: cult like group connected to six killings, to be held
Speaker 4: without bail, and Teresa Youngblood has pleaded not guilty to
Speaker 4: federal firearms charges. This lawyer's Daniel McGarrigle, declined to comment.
Speaker 5: But anything about this, Those are some pretty light charges relative.
Speaker 8: To what they're being with their suspect, for sure. Maybe
Speaker 8: that'll change.
Speaker 5: I saw a little blurb or tidbit about how Ziz
Speaker 5: is demanding vegan food.
Speaker 8: He's on a hunger strike.
Speaker 4: They will give you a food.
Speaker 6: I mean, the way these things are accounted for, Like
Speaker 6: the way these accounts are being described. They all sound
Speaker 6: very proficient with firearms, and they had targets there and
Speaker 6: there in their situation. They go they were doing some
Speaker 6: training on it sounds like I don't know, you know it?
Speaker 1: You know it does? It does take a certain you know,
Speaker 1: number of hours to become that proficient.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: It's not I don't know.
Speaker 6: Folks want to be like, oh, they'd learned it in
Speaker 6: video games, all right, great, but that's not that's not
Speaker 6: the muscle memory of actually firing the weapon and keeping it,
Speaker 6: you know, on target, et cetera. So there's a certain
Speaker 6: extent you can to gain benefits from from video games.
Speaker 1: But these folks are clearly proficient in these.
Speaker 6: Fire from the way it's being described their proficient in
Speaker 6: these firearms?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: Is it just me? Or is it ammunition expensive? Nowadays?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dreamely expensive and yet they're wearing it like cosplay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and sometimes scarce too. Become hard to find.
Speaker 5: Even gas to travel across the country. Is I mean
Speaker 5: it's not it's not nothing.
Speaker 2: Anyway, right, somebody's financing this whole hot dog stand.
Speaker 1: They used to have hot dogs. I got that they
Speaker 1: chopped them off, yeap, what the hell?
Speaker 4: So yeah, that is uh Azizzyon death cult.
Speaker 1: So it's wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I I think only you know, And it's I
Speaker 4: guess it's kind of hard to really get into it
Speaker 4: too much because we've never covered some of the stuff.
Speaker 4: But unfortunately there has been stuff that really releases really
Speaker 4: kind of looked at more than me. But she's shown me.
Speaker 4: But I do silly's sounds. Do really question the connections
Speaker 4: to peda teal stuff. I highly question that. You know
Speaker 4: that I wish there was other you know, in the past,
Speaker 4: there's probably things that we could have gotten into a
Speaker 4: little bit more of what we didn't, but there's just
Speaker 4: way too many weird deaths around peed of Teel type stuff.
Speaker 5: Well, I find it interesting that they this group seems
Speaker 5: to have this whole technocratic, techno god and techno rule
Speaker 5: vibe and that they're afraid of it too. And I
Speaker 5: saw a very mainstream YouTube article recently about Teal and
Speaker 5: Elon both being from South Africa, and Elon's grandfather from
Speaker 5: Canada on his mother's side, was super interested in technocratic rule.
Speaker 2: He was a president of Technocratic Society of Canada.
Speaker 8: Right, thank you you are.
Speaker 5: I know you're you're on this time, just as it's
Speaker 5: just a spooky relationship even in that philosophy of the technocratic,
Speaker 5: this group and them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I believe wasn't there someone that was being
Speaker 2: coined as the h h s Zar once the the
Speaker 2: new administration came in, And he's also from South Africa
Speaker 2: and he's very pro AI and they're really wanting to
Speaker 2: beef up AI into the health industry. It's like the
Speaker 2: new frontier or whatever for AI. And I believe that
Speaker 2: that is something that was also a concern to the Zizians,
Speaker 2: or at least some of these you know, efforts for
Speaker 2: existential risk and what have you. But you get the
Speaker 2: same key players. You get Elon, you get the Skype guy,
Speaker 2: you get Teal, get Bangmin Freed, you get the same
Speaker 2: people over and over and over with all these connections.
Speaker 2: And if they're not connected to the president, they're connected
Speaker 2: to a cult. If they're not connected to a true
Speaker 2: crime thing that's popping off, they're connected to some nefarious
Speaker 2: thing that's happening on the other side of the border.
Speaker 2: I mean, it just doesn't end at all.
Speaker 8: It's super strange.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I really do think go ahead, eath it ups on.
Speaker 5: You know, I was just gonna say, it's like it
Speaker 5: keeps on coming up as the same element, and that
Speaker 5: even though there's maybe you know, it's difficult to see
Speaker 5: the whole web of the entirety, it's the same like
Speaker 5: technocratic cults, criminal strangeness that's all around, that's spilled all
Speaker 5: around it.
Speaker 8: That please go ahead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, like I kind of mentioned it before.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm I don't know what you guys think,
Speaker 4: but I'm sure I think somewhat the same as me,
Speaker 4: And even people in the chat actually be interested in
Speaker 4: people's people in the chat their ideal on this stuff,
Speaker 4: like the whole idea with the sleep deprivation again, the
Speaker 4: stuff that they were into, the LSD. The father even
Speaker 4: knowing that the estrogen helps with all that other stuff,
Speaker 4: to me is weird, like did he hear from the
Speaker 4: child talking about it? Did he understand? Like I just
Speaker 4: found that weird. Like all these things just seem to
Speaker 4: me could be very MK ultras culture almost.
Speaker 5: And it reminds me too of a very strange stream
Speaker 5: of biohacking, right, like a lot of people will get
Speaker 5: into herbs and different supplements to bio hack or just
Speaker 5: be healthy basically is what that means. But in a
Speaker 5: sense if they're making different kind of choices that you know,
Speaker 5: the the one hemisphere sleep on acid, like, I mean,
Speaker 5: that's so strange biolog.
Speaker 6: Right, No, it's in the Silicon Valley. Folks are bigging
Speaker 6: to teal specifically, right he does the blood transfusions and
Speaker 6: the younger, the younger blood and whatnot.
Speaker 5: Well, and a big trend is microdosing uh silsobin, but
Speaker 5: also LSD two mm hm.
Speaker 1: No, I've read some of that stuff here. Even Steve
Speaker 1: Jobs promoted that right.
Speaker 6: He was into the microdosing my famously, so Bill Gates
Speaker 6: that his marketing campaign sucked because he didn't do LSDAT.
Speaker 6: How many innovations in his designs are marketing because he
Speaker 6: didn't do LSD. You know they were part of the
Speaker 6: same you know, same same social they were.
Speaker 2: Yes, they were. Okay, let me go. So Teal has
Speaker 2: a bunch of venjure capitalists investing into, like I'm sure
Speaker 2: y'all know, psilocybin as well as LSD as a method
Speaker 2: of therapeutic to deal with many things, whether it is
Speaker 2: everything from PTSD to I believe Alzheimer's and everything else
Speaker 2: coming down the pike with priorn disease. The other thing
Speaker 2: that Teal is into is, aside from his law enforcement
Speaker 2: and his predictive what is it like minority report type deal,
Speaker 2: in addition to that, he has a lot of investments
Speaker 2: into reproductive enhancements or would it IVF all kinds of
Speaker 2: genetic type stuff. He also was, i believe, single handedly
Speaker 2: in charge of the company that collected most of the
Speaker 2: data for COVID. Sorry I mean to say that out loud,
Speaker 2: but he has his hands into a lot of different things,
Speaker 2: and I think it puts him in a great position
Speaker 2: that if he wanted to place an AI at the
Speaker 2: Helm of Hihs, he has a data to do it,
Speaker 2: and now he has a government contracts to support it.
Speaker 6: Sound it certainly paints a dark picture of the LSAI stuff,
Speaker 6: especially when you're you know, they're even folks like Elon Musk,
Speaker 6: who was telling Jordan Peterson recently that he's you know,
Speaker 6: basically threatening to invoking the new gods from the new
Speaker 6: from Memphis, Tennessee in a supercomputing center, like the old
Speaker 6: guys from ancient Egypt, whatever whatever he means by that.
Speaker 4: You know it again, it was when I was doing
Speaker 4: this jj Is when I was like, yo, wouldn't it
Speaker 4: makes sense because of how invested teal Embankment Freed are
Speaker 4: in some of these companies to maybe seeing him and
Speaker 4: Epstein not be around anymore.
Speaker 1: No, I think that's a great todd.
Speaker 6: I think there's probably something to that for sure, because this,
Speaker 6: you know, obviously the growing value of AI, I mean
Speaker 6: in the sense there's no longer real estate speculation in
Speaker 6: the sense right the new real estate speculators are the
Speaker 6: folks you just named off the list, so that these
Speaker 6: digital AI, you know, overboards, and that's the new real
Speaker 6: estate space, this digital space that they are trying to
Speaker 6: conquer and own. Right, So you know, that's a good
Speaker 6: point you bring up about the AI so because I
Speaker 6: think there is a lot more to that, and like
Speaker 6: I don't know, looking at this, like I don't like
Speaker 6: AI in general, but you know, I have a lot
Speaker 6: of thoughts about AI and all this you know, technology nonsense.
Speaker 6: But you know, looking at this group here, like I'm
Speaker 6: you know, at least we have a very sane, very
Speaker 6: rational group, very stable, very stable group of young gals
Speaker 6: here that are training AI, you know, so we can
Speaker 6: rest assured that at least we don't have fucking nut
Speaker 6: jobs that are programming this AI to do nuts job things.
Speaker 2: Right, That data point is not that's.
Speaker 6: Exactly we have one on my apologies, these people are
Speaker 6: loney tunes. How are they going to make an AI
Speaker 6: that's not looney tunes?
Speaker 1: Right? That's just the way that's the way I look at.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm definitely.
Speaker 5: You keep on seeing these stories about the experiments that
Speaker 5: they're running with AI. One when I saw the other
Speaker 5: day when the AI system was losing it tended to cheat.
Speaker 5: There you go, so and you know, don't they say
Speaker 5: the same thing about dogs and cats, like they're not
Speaker 5: really their own manner, they are the manner of their owner,
Speaker 5: and so like an owner will be like, oh, you're
Speaker 5: making my dog upset, and no, you're pulling on your
Speaker 5: dog's leash and he sees that you're up type of thing.
Speaker 1: Getting off the energy of freaking out and stuff.
Speaker 8: You know, So there's we.
Speaker 2: Get into the concept of Frankenstein.
Speaker 6: Then that's a good way to look at it, though
Speaker 6: it is. It is kind of a it's the pet
Speaker 6: right that they're they're making. It's feeding off the energy
Speaker 6: of whoever's who's building or whatever. But a number of
Speaker 6: years ago m I t built and intentionally built a
Speaker 6: psychopathic ai based on the character Norman Bates from the
Speaker 6: film Psycho. There's some dark shit that goes on in
Speaker 6: the SAI world. It doesn't you know, I don't understand.
Speaker 6: It's weird.
Speaker 4: I guess before we wrap it up, I did want
Speaker 4: to mention it too. I mean, I know it's got
Speaker 4: a little bit more coverage now, but I even do
Speaker 4: find it weird. How this whole thing really Isn't that
Speaker 4: too well known. It wasn't even until recently to like
Speaker 4: really that many news outlets raven covering it.
Speaker 6: Well, if you noticed in the chat doctor Inferno, who's
Speaker 6: a routine guest in Operation gcd he Dementi mores is
Speaker 6: a chat named there he mentioned he just covered this
Speaker 6: on the Farm podcast with Red Close over there on
Speaker 6: the Farm, and he mentioned that, you know, some of
Speaker 6: the details you all had here tonight were different than that.
Speaker 6: He hadn't heard those details yet either, so and a
Speaker 6: lot of this stuff's new to me, but you know,
Speaker 6: I had, I had caught some of the coverage. But yeah,
Speaker 6: you're right, it's not very not very Yeah, there' certainly
Speaker 6: not a lot of focus on it, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean? Yeah, but yeah, you know, he said he
Speaker 6: learned a few things too, So I thought that was
Speaker 6: pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: Here we have our own research department.
Speaker 5: I think maybe part of it too, is it's so
Speaker 5: disturbing in its nature, but it's also, you know, so
Speaker 5: hard to write about, like who is this again?
Speaker 8: Like who?
Speaker 5: I can't fascinate?
Speaker 6: There is something to that, There is something to That's why.
Speaker 6: That's why good?
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, no, not please.
Speaker 1: That was I was saying. I was always joke.
Speaker 6: Bruce Jenner is a legal genius because right when he's
Speaker 6: being about to get charged with manslaughter, he changed his
Speaker 6: name to Caitlyn Jenner.
Speaker 1: How do you how do you charge him for that? Right?
Speaker 1: How do you know what I mean? How do you
Speaker 1: bring that court? Right?
Speaker 6: So there is something to that, you know, the reporting
Speaker 6: on it, the charging these people like.
Speaker 1: The changing of the names. You know, there is something
Speaker 1: to that for sure.
Speaker 4: I agreed, all right, well I'll think I'll wrap it
Speaker 4: up Ethan real quick. Since you weren't here at the beginning,
Speaker 4: I would like to give you the chance to plug yourself.
Speaker 4: Let everybody know what's up and where they can find you.
Speaker 5: Please always and honor to speak with you guys. Lisa,
Speaker 5: thanks for dropping so much great information and everyone.
Speaker 8: I really appreciate this was this is fun.
Speaker 5: I'm on all the usual Internet sites and so forth,
Speaker 5: and I always appreciate communication, and I write frequently and
Speaker 5: have a lot of articles out there.
Speaker 4: So awesome, and thank you very much again. You know
Speaker 4: when we had mentioned that there was an occult reject
Speaker 4: who brought us this topic, it was Ethan. So again
Speaker 4: I would like to reiterate that so Ethan thank you
Speaker 4: very thank you very much for giving me endless hours
Speaker 4: of stuff to look after. The last week you know,
Speaker 4: definitely sent me down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: There was even times I was texting and I was like, ooh,
Speaker 4: this stuff is crazy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, more seriously, and it keeps going out for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was one. I mean, I'll be totally honest
Speaker 4: with you, there was stuff I was erasing as we're
Speaker 4: going because I just wanted to cut down on time.
Speaker 4: There was one that could even have covered, but I
Speaker 4: was just like, I'm not, it's gonna be twenty a
Speaker 4: half hours. But yeah, very interesting. I'm wondering if we'll
Speaker 4: hear anything else about it, if anything else is tied
Speaker 4: to it, or if this is just like that's it
Speaker 4: and nothing really, I don't know. Definitely an I.
Speaker 5: Don't know if it's related, but I shared that article
Speaker 5: with you.
Speaker 8: There was.
Speaker 5: A similar type of person broadly speaking, that did some
Speaker 5: kind of or was planning some kind of explosive attack
Speaker 5: on a Tesla dealership who was busted.
Speaker 8: So but it could be totally unrelated.
Speaker 4: I mean, they don't like Tesla's aill right, interesting, but.
Speaker 5: It's just interesting.
Speaker 1: I did see that incident. It makes you wonder.
Speaker 6: It makes you the wonder, like is there it because
Speaker 6: I jokingly called the trans apocalypse, but I mean there
Speaker 6: is this you know, could be disparate, you know, trans attacks,
Speaker 6: but they also could be more coordinated.
Speaker 1: With the.
Speaker 5: Especially with the sentiment that they are not holding back
Speaker 5: against striking back. I forget how they termed it, but
Speaker 5: they don't have a problem. They don't have a problem
Speaker 5: with retribution, right, Yeah, they're very reactionary for being vegans.
Speaker 4: Oh, something I do want to trust in there before
Speaker 4: I JJ before I have you uh you know, wrap
Speaker 4: it up with your plugs. But something I was going
Speaker 4: to get into but I never did. And maybe for
Speaker 4: the people listening out there, who you know, look and
Speaker 4: research stuff I would be interested in kind of like
Speaker 4: I do maybe want to look into like some of
Speaker 4: the last few years, Like I mean, we've had people
Speaker 4: like this commit some shootings, you know, maybe not even
Speaker 4: you know, even if they're not even like these people,
Speaker 4: just any of these random weird crimes. I'm wondering to
Speaker 4: see if any of them will go back to this
Speaker 4: MI ri this think stuff because if I do remember correctly,
Speaker 4: I think I even took it out some of these people,
Speaker 4: I think more than one of them wasn't think. At
Speaker 4: one point I had started wondering if that's where they
Speaker 4: all met, and it was through Miri that I think
Speaker 4: half of them met. But I would just wonder, like
Speaker 4: if are any other of them going back to this
Speaker 4: weird shit with AI.
Speaker 2: Good question, I don't know, may not be think or AI,
Speaker 2: but Adam Lonza was a vegan, who is.
Speaker 4: I'm just interested in looking at people.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot There aren't a lot of examples
Speaker 6: of what you're talking about, so yeah, kind of you know,
Speaker 6: not really geographically in one spot, literally all over the place.
Speaker 4: So I also do you know, and again, like I
Speaker 4: do a question if it's like some sort of MK
Speaker 4: ultra mind control voice to goal and like I'm I'm
Speaker 4: just keeping it real. Unfortunately, I think people that are
Speaker 4: in this mindset would be real easy to keep manipulating
Speaker 4: and music. Unfortunately, I'm just keeping it real. So like
Speaker 4: I do wonder if there's something behind that with like
Speaker 4: you have or I've noticed the last two years these
Speaker 4: types of people popping up doing some weird shit.
Speaker 6: Absolutely the perfect zoom too with the mind with the
Speaker 6: electronic mind control, the psychedelics, the sleep deprivation, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean, the lack of vitamin B because they
Speaker 6: can eat a healthy diet.
Speaker 1: You know, all of these things in the same soup.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. It's a It's a fucking
Speaker 1: mind control, you know, nightmare? Right, m.
Speaker 4: All right, JJ, let everybody know where they can find
Speaker 4: your amazing.
Speaker 1: Work, JJ Vance, Host of Operation JCD.
Speaker 6: Uh, appreciate the invite, Nick Lisa, always great conversation. Ethan,
Speaker 6: appreciate bringing the topic to the to the stable here
Speaker 6: and you're inside as well. The Uh yeah, this is
Speaker 6: a very fascinating thing. I mean, it's it's right in
Speaker 6: my wheelhouse of interest with the cold activity crime. You know,
Speaker 6: I'm a bootleg Vermonter and uh you know, I'm actually
Speaker 6: a survivor of the trans apocalypse. I nearly got I
Speaker 6: don't stand like I say, nearly got stabbed. But I'm
Speaker 6: pretty sure one of these transmaniacs stock Well, I know
Speaker 6: they stalked me, but I'm pretty sure they wanted to
Speaker 6: stab me and where my skin is a coat. They
Speaker 6: would later go on to multi state stabbings for themselves. However,
Speaker 6: I don't think they're connected to this, to this situation.
Speaker 6: But it makes you wonder. And there's still no updates
Speaker 6: on Buffalo Jared Ravisa can't find them in the court
Speaker 6: system despite the murder charges and attempted murder charges.
Speaker 1: But you know, oh wow, you know, as far as
Speaker 1: the fall ups go with this colt, it's a good point.
Speaker 6: We don't know if there's gonna be any fall ups
Speaker 6: because it seems like some of this stuff gets kind
Speaker 6: of wrapped up, even even it's you know, in this
Speaker 6: day and age of data and what not, free flow
Speaker 6: of data and availability of data, like seems like difficult
Speaker 6: to hide people in the court system. But I can't
Speaker 6: find Buffalo Jared in the court systems, and I haven't
Speaker 6: looked for these people. But you know, you know, I
Speaker 6: have to imagine that as shift is this case gets
Speaker 6: I can't you know, in the lack of coverage, I'm
Speaker 6: not I'm not seeing a lot of uh am I positive,
Speaker 6: you know, I'm not very optimistic.
Speaker 1: There's be a lot of court cases that would be
Speaker 1: publicly available.
Speaker 4: Maybe they moved him over to a mental hospital as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just hope they keep these people on the locks.
Speaker 6: I don't want all these trans apocalysts, people breaking out
Speaker 6: at once.
Speaker 1: Or whatever, wherever they're at. You know what I mean, I.
Speaker 6: Still want to be I don't have to look over
Speaker 6: my shoulder for Buffalo Jared to come attack me, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean? With this weird blonde hair that
Speaker 6: looks just like Zen. If you put Zen and Buffalo
Speaker 6: Jared in a photost each other, you could almost look
Speaker 6: like they're coming from the same program. They look, they
Speaker 6: look almost identical in appearance, with the blonde hair, the
Speaker 6: you know, the weird blond hair, the kind of you know,
Speaker 6: the buffalo bob look from Silence of the Lambs. Maybe
Speaker 6: that's what they're going for. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Appreciate the invite, Yeah, you know, thank you JJ. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much, Lisa, Thank you so much for helping
Speaker 4: with this. This was a crazy, wild topic and a
Speaker 4: lot of a lot of notes and a lot of work,
Speaker 4: and a lot of slize.
Speaker 2: Work on the author, any of him. I wanted that
Speaker 2: to go on record.
Speaker 4: Thanks, appreciate it. Yeah, and I guess that's the end
Speaker 4: of another Recult Rejects. Thank you everybody in the chat. Unfortunately,
Speaker 4: like I said at the beginning, I really couldn't pay attention.
Speaker 4: There was sometimes when I was watching it and then
Speaker 4: be totally honest with you. When I go live so
Speaker 4: much with JJ, I can't control the chat. So I
Speaker 4: actually forgot I could control the chat today and wasn't
Speaker 4: putting anything up on the screen because I thought I couldn't.
Speaker 4: So for a while I wasn't ignoring people. I just
Speaker 4: forgot I had that option, And but I was looking
Speaker 4: and I do appreciate everybody jumping in. There was a
Speaker 4: lot of cool stuff in there that I was seeing
Speaker 4: once I could pay attention. That's what's up. That's why
Speaker 4: I wanted to do this, try to do this live.
Speaker 4: I thought it had been interesting and I thought a
Speaker 4: lot of people, oh, we'd enjoy it. Thank you again
Speaker 4: for checking it out, and thank you all. On JJ's
Speaker 4: side as well, there was a bunch of his comment
Speaker 4: and I can see on my ends what's going on
Speaker 4: as well. That's what's up. Thank you. I appreciate you
Speaker 4: all making it as well. Everybody have a great night,
Speaker 4: and until the next one, everybody be well well. Leda