Speaker 1: While we let some more people roll along in here.
Speaker 2: Die your way.
Speaker 3: It's mean.
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Speaker 4: I don't know, it's me. It's amid the ruins. A
guy who makes dire Way of music. It's amid the ruins.
Speaker 5: And since.
Speaker 2: Dire Way of music.
Speaker 4: What I've talked about in you know, probably one hundred
articles at Jays Analysis is the implementation of the AI
smart grid in the giant smart cities, which is what
IBM talks about publicly building. And that's where we're going,
and that's what I think we have to be really
concerned about. So all of these tensions, they are putt
of a long term strategy to basically get everybody moved
into megacities. They'll be forced to, they'll be forced off
of land and so forth for environmental reasons and basically
concocted and invented environmental nonsense. Then you'll be stuck in
some hell a whole megacity in a basically a carton
size apartment, living over a target or.
Speaker 6: Something, or inside of a target or a Walmart.
Speaker 4: As I said several years ago, it's actually coming true.
Now there's actually target cities. This is all of the
long term globalist strategy. But to get there, you've got
to have the constant clash, the constant alchemical blending and
mixing and smashing together right out of Manicheanism to produce
the convergence, to produce the synthesis. And that's what's crucial
in all this and what is absolutely true from an
alchemical as a cher, philosophical, angio borical restricting the fact
that the rule elite seek to be post.
Speaker 5: Jason also dot com.
Speaker 4: You can't try to fix today's problems politically. This is
what so many people that old circles and all ride
and whatever on media. They all seem to think that
there's like a political solution to man's problems. And really
the whole of modernity is built on this neo pagan
concept of political salvation.
Speaker 6: And there is no political salvation for.
Speaker 4: Me, because man's problems are not essentially political, they're spiritual.
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Speaker 8: Also, I'm your host, Hesher. Thanks for joining us tonight.
I'm gonna skip all of the uh intro housekeeping and
support callouts. I want to thank everyone that has supported
us this week. I will get to you folks after
a break or something like that. I want to get
right to introductions tonight. This is boiler Room two hundred
and nineteen, and tonight on the show, it looks like
we've got let me check the skype room here, we've
got Jay Dyer Jasonalysis dot com joining us once again,
the author of Esoteric Hollywood. Jay Dyer, Welcome back to
the boiler Room. How are you this evening?
Speaker 6: What's up man?
Speaker 4: I'm doing great, glad to be here, always enjoying the
boiler Room.
Speaker 8: Yeah, awesome, man, cool. Thanks for joining us tonight.
Speaker 9: And it looks like we've got our man in California
Occupied Territory FEMA region.
Speaker 8: What is that ninees for FEMA Region nine to sound familiar, Yeah,
I don't know. I think it's yeah somewhere around there.
Speaker 3: Randy J.
Speaker 8: Randy J. Welcome back to the boiler Room. How you doing,
microphone check, how you doing good?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 3: Ready for some boiler rooms?
Speaker 8: All right, yeah, we're jumping right into it tonight. Man,
glad you could join us. And it looks like we've
got our guy repping the UK chapter over here. Funks Soul,
Funks Soul, Welcome back to boiler room. How you doing
this evening?
Speaker 11: I'm doing good.
Speaker 8: Money Flat Jacket is on. Let's rock all right? Cool? Actually,
I guess it's it's this morning for Funk Soul. He
joins us on the UK wires. So if anyone ever
wonders where he goes near the end of the show,
sometimes it's just flat flat out time to yeah all right, yeah,
no kidding. Man, Well, thanks for seeing up late to
hang out with us here in the boiler room. Hello,
everybody out there in the chat rooms, the nerves over
there in the Jaire YouTube chat, as well as everybody
out there in the Offen the Current Radio dot com chat.
You can come over there if you like, anybody. We
got chatroom Offen the Current Radio dot com you see
chat up there in the main menu. And last, but
certainly not least, we've got the DJ mastermind of Anarchy
with Spore the Lovely Sport my co host here the
curator of all Things Strange nw t F on the interwebs.
Lovely Spore, how you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm great, happy to be here.
Speaker 8: All right, We're happy to have you back in the
often the current radio studio for a boiler room. I
hear we have. We're going to try to do three
short ice breakers. Right, We're going to do three and
not spend a long time on any of them because
they're creepy or gross or they're things that we've covered before.
So here, here's a boom uss of breaking ice Okay,
so Spore, what is what's first?
Speaker 11: What are you going to hit us?
Speaker 8: Worth? Over here? First? Here the triple decker? Do see icebreaker?
Speaker 11: What's first?
Speaker 12: The first one was sent to me by the wonderful
Jamie Hanshaw. This is a an artist from there's a
vice video and we'll play clip for you of this.
It's a woman from Iceland who is an artist and
her name is.
Speaker 13: How Girder How grims Dodd, whoa good job, but that
she has been having.
Speaker 12: Sex with elves and it's a very lonely place Iceland
is and she has gone out into the nature and.
Speaker 8: Had some she's copulating with the native critters, the native.
Speaker 12: Yes, the crypto, and she is just been elated by
their pleasures.
Speaker 3: So there's a short clip we're going to play for you.
Speaker 11: All right, let me see if this clip is going
to work out.
Speaker 14: It is so like what you're say, it's not very
densely populated.
Speaker 3: So there are so many.
Speaker 8: Areas where you are all low.
Speaker 3: And that's just when they will.
Speaker 15: Come to.
Speaker 8: Icelandic el sex.
Speaker 16: I think I.
Speaker 14: Should say I'm the I'm an elf sex node. Maybe
I think that's the very best way to explain what
I am.
Speaker 3: And this is my book Please Yourself.
Speaker 14: My first encounter with Elvey, it was sort of by accident, was.
Speaker 17: Simple, please yourself, elf the eerf in yourself capitalized there.
I think I know what this is about. This is
about some books about.
Speaker 14: You know, or I was just wandering wrong the Icelandic nature.
I suddenly realized I'm alone in this beautiful situation. He
just came to me and whispered some things in my ear,
you know, dirty talk.
Speaker 11: They're quite good.
Speaker 14: At that actually, So they're not technically elves. They're more
like hidden people or who took which what we call them.
So they're not like snow ugly.
Speaker 1: They're more like tall.
Speaker 14: And beautiful, and they almost look like their their skin
almost and it's light.
Speaker 17: Oh so we're talking like we're talking like Tolkien elves,
like tall, slender, sexy elves.
Speaker 3: People misunderstood that.
Speaker 11: I gotcha, all right.
Speaker 6: I was just thinking it's copulation with David the Nome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember David the Littlest Gnome. Did you know
that that like in the Nordic Countries? I think that
in the original cartoon he's nude.
Speaker 11: No way, really, I'm dead serious.
Speaker 8: Oh, totally like pan character. Huh.
Speaker 4: Well, I wonder if she wasn't growing up watching that
and because you know, a fat, little nude Santa Claus,
I mean, that's that's what David the Gnome.
Speaker 17: Is, right, It's like she's uh kind of transposed that
on top with like a token aesthetic.
Speaker 11: Interesting. Okay, let's let's let her.
Speaker 8: Go a little further here.
Speaker 17: I'm told I haven't heard this whole clip, but I'm
told that I'm not to go past three minutes on
it because it starts getting past.
Speaker 8: Is a little weird.
Speaker 12: Okay, I mean we'll take the first minute weird. Okay,
we're listening to Weird. Part two is like you know,
and then part two is like.
Speaker 17: Come on, okay, we're gonna stop that, come on or
wrap before that hopefully.
Speaker 11: Okay, we're going on forty seconds. Here, see what she
has to say.
Speaker 14: I al sort of know what you want in bed
without They don't need to ask. They sort of cant
their mind and.
Speaker 17: They bring the saxophone in.
Speaker 14: Yes and you do, which is very incredible. And they're
very flexible, so they can, you know, use positions that
would not be possible with human beings. This is a
picture of a one of the crazy positions that I
was can do.
Speaker 3: He's finding up and.
Speaker 14: She's sort of like with her feet on his shoulders
and he's performing all sex.
Speaker 17: Okay, we're gonna stop right there. This girl is crazy.
She's literally got stick figures. She's got a stick figure.
Karma suture there.
Speaker 18: Mister.
Speaker 8: Mister, I do believe.
Speaker 6: I don't believe legal.
Speaker 8: This makes no move on the ouse, princess.
Speaker 16: Mister Oh the same wise boiler master, sticker, a stool,
he's having his way with her.
Speaker 3: Wait, did you guys hear the highlights? So they have
glittery sperm?
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, forgot that, but we didn't.
Speaker 8: I didn't let it go that far.
Speaker 12: Okay, they have glittery sperm, they're highly flexible, they're scan glows.
They know how to do things that they can do,
things that humans can't do.
Speaker 16: But be one.
Speaker 12: The next part that you didn't get to is that
don't try golden showers with them because they don't like
pampoop grows.
Speaker 6: Gross.
Speaker 17: Oh boy, I'm glad we stopped there. All right, Well,
I'll link it on this show page so people can
check it out.
Speaker 19: Go ahead, let's just.
Speaker 18: Say they're sophisticated.
Speaker 12: They don't.
Speaker 18: They don't do all that, So this is just doodles
or you know, is there some chickif action going on?
Speaker 3: I think I think.
Speaker 12: She's mostly referring to male elves that she's been connecting with.
Speaker 17: Okay, we've got a crazy person here who's watched too
many episodes of the Twilight movies and talking and yeah, yeah, exactly, all.
Speaker 4: Right, it's my audio good, by the way, can everybody
hear me?
Speaker 6: Okay? Is my audio good? Everybody?
Speaker 11: It sounds good on this?
Speaker 6: And yeah YouTube, does it sound good? Can you guys
hear me? Is it good?
Speaker 17: We'll got your nerds audio check Mike, check on, mister Dyer.
Speaker 11: What up?
Speaker 8: Does he sound thick?
Speaker 11: Does it that? Does it sound like that?
Speaker 6: Hold on? Let me turn hasher down a little bit.
Speaker 11: Okay, turn me down.
Speaker 6: Okay? Is it good?
Speaker 11: Then we go good? Balance audio is hot?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 11: Is that better? I don't know why turn the game down? Okay?
Speaker 6: Sorry, go ahead?
Speaker 11: All right, yeah, no problem, we want to get those
should be good. I'll turn it down, okay, cool, all right, good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's a challenge when we've got two different
outgoing broadcast bands here.
Speaker 11: I think we're doing pretty good, man, So let me
know if we need to pause again and we check that.
All right?
Speaker 17: Anybody else on the Icelandic Sex with elves lady, I'm
thinking she watches too much, too many movies, too much
comic book nerding.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think she's been doing some ten engens and
all sorts of stuff like that as well.
Speaker 11: She's an Icelandic artist.
Speaker 17: So do you think that she may be taking the
psychedelics up there in the forest with the troll they dude?
Speaker 8: I reckon, yeah, she.
Speaker 16: I'm just looking at a picture here from the article
that Spore dropped in, and she looks total like eco
sexual as well.
Speaker 17: So all right, okay, there you go.
Speaker 8: There you have it. I think you should all.
Speaker 18: Go thresh as elves man.
Speaker 8: Randy Jay is ready to put the big twenty ears
on and go for her party.
Speaker 3: Eco sexual bunks because.
Speaker 12: I'd come across this as a possible icebreaker. Five reasons
to get naked in your garden and you know, it's
like all these silly things, but now we have number
six elves.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you might hook up with an elf. Yeah, so okay,
there you go. Well, I don't know what to say, folks.
That's what's going on in Iceland this week. The things
we find in our feeds some fun stuff to start
the shows with, for sure. So I think we're going
to go into a second one we couldn't decide this
week right.
Speaker 12: In the past, about how people are trying to push
for sex dolls for pedophiles, you know, to take advantage
of to get out their urges. And now apparently Amazon
is selling sex dolls that are literally they look like
little children.
Speaker 8: Oh that's sketchy, Yeah, so Amazon. Okay, so that's the
update on a previous icebreaker. There. I don't know you guys,
maybe one of you, one of you on the caller,
remember when we talked about that, But we did go
over the concept of people making sex robots and sex
dolls that are child shaped to dissuade you know this,
The supposed reason is to dissuade pedophile oriented degenerates from
not actually harming actual kids. I don't know, it's a
whole creepy one. I didn't like this one, so I
was like, let's just do all three of them real quick.
But I guess that the big update here is that
Amazon is apparently throwing their opinion into the ring, and
they obviously think it's an okay thing and its going
to be beneficial to society because they're going to allow
it on their their sales platforms, sport what do you think?
Speaker 12: Yeah, things are covering me dealing with a harsh cough.
But the big thing here is that it's actually becoming
a legal situation because there are all sorts of things
that are legal about promoting childlike sex projects. So like
there it's illegal in certain states, have like digital images
of children things like that, And this is I think
going down in Florida correct where people are Florida's is
like trying to like clamp down on this and make
it illegal to selling these these sex dolls that look
like children. And then there's the opposite side, which say
that it should be illegal because it's going to prevent
pedophiles from having sex with real children.
Speaker 8: Being which just where California and New York, which is
where California and New York.
Speaker 3: No, this is all I think, double check. I think
this is.
Speaker 18: Going on in Florida.
Speaker 8: Okay, so Florida's opposing it, but Amazon is selling it.
Speaker 12: Well, there are certain people in Florida that are opposing it,
and then there are certain people backlashing saying that this.
Speaker 3: Is going to help pedophiles.
Speaker 8: Well, this just goes right back to what was it,
Jay like boiler Room nine, ten, eleven, twelve, who knows
where we were basically just saying, yeah, well, they're going
to normalize pedif and it's going to be a preference
in not a crime.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I mean we've been saying that for a long time
because it was obvious for a long time. They they've
even said and if again go back to the doctor
Day lectures, they talk about the normalization of every vice
and every degeneracy again for the purpose of depopulation.
Speaker 11: Ultimately right, yep.
Speaker 8: We see it over and over and over again, and
it's like, you know, people can look at little little
examples like this and say, oh, well, you know, there's
a debate to be had there, I suppose, and you know,
we're just gonna have to get used to it. But
when you go back and you look at that, and
by the way, I'll link that on the show page,
the Doctor Day lecture that Jay's referring to, I'm still
working my way through it. I think it's three parts, right.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 4: It's three different tapes, yes, and it's another guy related
Doctor Days talks. So you have to listen to all
three parts for it, you know, to get the kind
of the full the full measure of it. But this
is a talk that took place back in the sixties
by who the guy who was a Harvard doctor and
head of like the Planned Parenthood at the time.
Speaker 6: He was a Rockefeller doctor and he gave these.
Speaker 4: Special secret talks to a group of doctors. It's very
reminiscent of the talk that doctor Holger Heyden gave that
I referenced in my book in the nineteen sixty eight
sixty nine see a mind control conference where they talked
about reversing people's RNA and DNA and messing with genders.
It's very similar to that, probably even some of the
same people, but it's a different talk that was given
by MD's and all these mds got together under the
ages of the Rockfeller Foundation. They said, we need to
here's the plan. Don't tell anybody. Uh, And so if
anybody skeptical of this, the very fact that this has
all come to pass, I think pretty much vindicates it.
So that's one of the things that he talks about
is the normalization not just of aberant or strange things,
but every form of degeneracy, because pretty clearly the point
is depopulation.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I mean it seems like it's working. It
is definitely working. I see more and more of these
trendy videos about people justifying why they're you know, never
gonna have kids and talking about their global warming. Yeah right,
I mean it's crazy. It's like, man, don't you people
realize like the ten year thing. I've noticed that, like, oh,
it's all gonna everything's going to be fucked in ten
years right now. Like I'm seeing that being parroted, and
it's like, man, we heard that in nineteen seventy six,
We heard that in nineteen you know, ninety three, we
heard that in two thousand, we heard it in two
thousand and nine. It's just over and over again, this
whole like, Oh, we're all going to be screwed in
ten years, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And there's a lot in those talks. I have
to stress it.
Speaker 4: I mean I've even listened to it twice all the
way through all three because there's so much information there.
But he doesn't just talk about He talks about everything, diet, injections, injunctions,
all the typical sort of Bertran Russell type of stuff.
And then he moves on to talk about electromagnetic stuff.
He talks about RFID implants, technocracy, all the stuff that
is in the globalism book talks right, And this week
I just did the talk on Julian Huxley's philosophy and
purpose of UNESCO. Julian is who coined the term transhumanism.
He is Aldus's brother, so we finally got to his work.
We did the first half of that. The second half
will be his book on Living in a Revolution, excuse me,
on Living through a Revolution.
Speaker 6: And again it.
Speaker 4: All coincides all the globalism books, and by the way,
I've taken everybody through twenty five of them. Now it'll
be twenty six, twenty seven after these two. I thought
I had gone through like sixteen, but it's actually twenty.
It'll be twenty seven after we do these two Julian books.
But point being is in the Doctor Day talks, he
talks about everything like that, even to the point of
the drug war. He talks about how there would be
the push for the legalization of every kind of drug
and drug culture being promoted in the arts as as
at the same time they promote the war on drugs.
Speaker 6: So you get this idea.
Speaker 4: Of pressure from above and pressure from below, which is
a kind of a social engineering technique and tactic. And
what that does is it literally fills up the private
prison complex. And this is again, this is all talked
about in the Doctor Day stuff. And because we can't
figure out that it's an overriding plan, everybody's caught up
in the specifics. Everybody gets caught up in some emotional
issue pertaining to like prison reform or you know, and
they don't even understand that it literally is a top
down program across all of these different spectrum.
Speaker 8: Yeah, man, I mean that's I would say that that
has been one of the underlying messages of the show too,
you know, I mean, we have a lot of fun here,
and it's like we joke around in the beginning of
the show with like the weirdest, craziest, you know, most
unbelievable stuff that we can find on the internet every week.
And you know, it's easy to look at those things
at one at a time and just you know, call
it silly and whatnot. But when you go through, you know,
you do that work that you've done with the Globalist series.
I was blown away by that too. I saw your
social media post where you had the you know, the
realization that you're up to twenty five books. Now. It's crazy, man,
it is crazy, like how much of the oh you know,
that's one of the reasons we coined the term the
Social Rejects Club is because people would call you nuts
and cuckoo when you would say stuff like that. You'd
point at some silly thing in the news or happening
and say, yeah, but you know, this is all part
of a greater plan to screw us up and mess
up family life and you know, bring about a technocracy
and a you know, horrible one world government and people
would just call you crazy. They'd be like, man, you
can get out of here. You you're welcome here. But
it all traces back, and you know, I don't think
people understand.
Speaker 6: It's all made up. It's all made up. It's not real.
Speaker 4: There's no global's mister frudle, boil them all, maxim, stick
them in a stew It's all real.
Speaker 6: But it's not, mister.
Speaker 8: Chipped.
Speaker 4: They want to make everybody in the gallums.
Speaker 8: Right exactly, and it's working. It is working.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 8: I've run into more gollums out there in the street
than ever these days. Yeah. Well, uh, I don't think
people know. It was great to see some of the
pictures of your books too on some of your social media,
because you know, when you were at our house you
had uh, some of your books with you. And it's
just like, folks out of sticky notes coming out of
all three open edges of Jay Dyer's books are phenomenal.
It's it's just like there's five thousand post it notes.
Speaker 4: Yeah so, uh, but I don't actually read them. I
just go through and stick the sticky notes. It's all fake.
It's all staged.
Speaker 6: Somebody who's actually said that. Somebody said that they were
being serious to They're like, you haven't read all though.
You just put sticky notes in books. Makee Luke like, yeah, okay, yeah,
everything is fake.
Speaker 8: Everything's fake, right, Yeah, you're a c I a AI
robot with fake pictures of all the dog eared books
and sticky notes.
Speaker 4: The sticky nose thing works though. Writing in the books
works too. People ask why do you do that? Well,
because that's how you remember it's.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 8: I mean it does all three of the things. You
read it once maybe twice, and then you write You're
fought down and bam it sticks.
Speaker 6: It's visual. It's also visual.
Speaker 4: It's a visual cue that you remember that piece of information.
Speaker 8: Right, Yep, there you go, folks. Research tips from Jay
Dyer right there. He's read all those books, damn it.
And you don't have to you can go listen to
the Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah literally, I mean. I actually had a guy from
the academic world who reached out and he said he
was kind of skeptical. He was like, if you really
read all these books, I'm like, uh yeah, what do
you think?
Speaker 6: I mean, how could I you think?
Speaker 4: I just well, I just read the Wikipedia and then
I do a talk and I know it's all read.
Speaker 6: I read the books.
Speaker 4: That's why it takes me so long to get you know,
all the part twos of the lectures up. But anyway,
the point being was that that he was in the
from the academic realm when he was kind of I'm
not bragging, but he was like, he was like, you know,
I went to Harvard or Columbia. I've seen this kind
of stuff before. But he's like, I just he's like
most pieces, he says, people won't read these books. He's like,
this is the kind of stuff that they talk about
in grad school in international relations. I said, I know,
I mean not because I had studied international I haven't
studied that.
Speaker 6: I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: But it's not hard to go and look up what
you know the top global writers are and see their books.
Speaker 11: I mean, right, it's all out there.
Speaker 4: So but again, you know a lot of people, I
mean I went to a bookstore today and you look
at what everybody's buying. What do you think that they're buying?
Like fabio shit?
Speaker 6: Still, you know, like like.
Speaker 4: Women on you know, Harlequin, that's what people read. They
read Harlequin. They read they were and the people in
the books. So we're still talking about Harry Potter, still
talking about Harry Potter, like twenty years after Harry Potter,
and they don't read these books.
Speaker 6: That's the thing that's true.
Speaker 4: So so people say every day you still get the question, well,
I would do right booko about it because nobody reads
their books except them.
Speaker 8: Because people like, you're too busy reading about Warlock.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're too busy reading about fabio grabbing boobies or something.
I'm serious. That's what Like entire bookstores are nothing. But
you know, if you're at us town and you're like,
we're wanting to go book hunting and you find, oh, look,
here's like three bookstores, and then the great disappointment of
when you walk in and it's all like horny boomer
women and that's their version of porn.
Speaker 6: It's like, this is disgusting.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 18: That was in one last week and that's exactly what
it was.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 18: It was probably like fifty half of the place. Half
the place was like that. The other half was just
stuff like Dan.
Speaker 6: Brown and uh this garbage.
Speaker 18: It all looked the same.
Speaker 8: Yeah, do you guys know that Fabio got hit in
the face with a bird when he was on a
roller coaster. Remember that, did it?
Speaker 6: Nest in his golden locks?
Speaker 8: People can google there's there's like one of those. There's
pictures of him coming off the roller coaster with just
like a crazy like bloody nose after having getting clocked
by a bird.
Speaker 4: It cracks me up that women get mad about like
naked women, and I understand why they get mad, but
then and they get real self ruighteous about it, and
then they go and they read this bullshit.
Speaker 8: Seriously yep, spend their money on Twilight movies with like
over sexualized seventeen year old dudes and fifty hello yeah
really no kidding, Yeah, painting a very unrealistic picture of
that realm, that underbelly of the world too Fabio. I
met Fabio once, Yeah, I did. I met him at
the Monterey Bay Aquarium. I was there for some after
hours thing. It was like a fundraiser that I got
invited to. So I said to able Fabio for three
or four minutes.
Speaker 6: His hand, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What do you talk about when you meet Fabio?
Speaker 3: Like what you look on your books?
Speaker 8: I just want to like I would want to hear,
like groupie stories would be the only thing I could
think to ask him. I'd be it'd be like meet him,
but like, do you really think he's six or something?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But do you really think that guy gets the benefit
from that? Is it all just like fatugly boomers after him?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 6: Is it all? Is it all pasty?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: Cigarette smoking fifty.
Speaker 8: Good selection of the sexiest of the boomers. Probably. I
mean he's been at it for years too, so I
mean back in his day, I would want to hear
heyday's stories, not last night's stories.
Speaker 4: Sexiest selections. That's that's not that's low picking. That's low fruit, dude.
Speaker 8: I know what else is there? Though?
Speaker 4: Boomer bombers are like sixties now right, Yeah, so.
Speaker 6: You get the selection.
Speaker 4: You can have the hottest sixty year old in the world.
Speaker 11: It's nothing that's.
Speaker 6: Cracked up to be. It's not all it's cracked up
to be.
Speaker 8: Hey, but add a little fame to that. You never know,
you never know what the fabia pull off his face.
Speaker 4: His face kind of looks like silly puddy if you
look at this picture.
Speaker 3: He's not an attractive dude.
Speaker 12: I really don't understand why he's been on the cover
of these books. I mean, this is like he's been
on the cover of these books since like the seventies, eighties,
like far back.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I remember meeting him. I was just looking at him, thinking, man,
you look like a freaking chro magnon. Man, I don't
get it.
Speaker 3: And he wasn't. I mean, in my opinion.
Speaker 12: I mean I was pretty young the first time I
saw him on a book or you know whatever. But
I never He's never been like some good looking dude
to me. It's really straight.
Speaker 6: People are don't know who Fabio is. In a chat,
They're like, who is Fabio?
Speaker 8: Okay, I'll tell him. Uh. Fabio Lanzoni h is known
professionally simply as Fabio and he's an Italian American actor,
fashion model, and spokesman noted for a wide ranging career,
including appearances as spokesman for I Can't Believe It's Not
Butter and the American Cancer Society. He's had television acting
roles and prominently as a romance novel cover cover cover.
Speaker 4: Yes, he is the dude on every.
Speaker 8: For like twenty years.
Speaker 18: That's why they all look the same.
Speaker 8: Yeah, jiddy.
Speaker 18: And they air I'm certain they like airbrush and freaking whatever.
The older version of photo shopping was all the way
to now photoshopping.
Speaker 6: It's called painting. They're painting.
Speaker 18: It wasn't the fabio you were staring across the table
at Hesher It had been like these fabios or or
was it soft and everything?
Speaker 6: Or was hesher? Can you tell us?
Speaker 4: I mean you you haven't said that he wasn't hot.
Sport said he wasn't hot, but we haven't heard from Heshrom.
I'm starting to think hesherm. I think actually like he
was hot. He was all that in person.
Speaker 18: I think crow bagum right? Or was that a?
Speaker 6: That doesn't mean he's not hot.
Speaker 4: Maybe he's a hot Chromagnon dude.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, Dragon's a he's a powerful man. He's
rich and famous dude, and he's a very original looking
is a unique I will say he has a chiseled
sort of look like there's a lot of angles on
that dude's face. So yeah, I'm sure he does okay
for for an older dude. He's actually sixty right now.
I think he was born in nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 12: What might be the thing is that he was a
lot older than me, and he looked like an old
man to me. And not only that, but like I'd
see my boomer relatives reading his books.
Speaker 3: You like, this guy's gross.
Speaker 8: I might be like a little bit biased, understandable.
Speaker 4: Is that what all the boomer women have in mind
when they read those books?
Speaker 6: Are they? Are they thinking of of you? Is that
what they think?
Speaker 8: Good question? He must be old news by now you imagine, go,
he's got to be old news in the days of
Sasha Gray and Twinkling Vampires.
Speaker 11: Right, well, yeah, I don't mean anymore. Back when he
was the cover probably mm hmmmm.
Speaker 3: Believe man, that woman that the Vampire Diaries and.
Speaker 8: Rice and Rice books, Yeah, she was.
Speaker 12: Actually writing kind of similar stuff back in the nineties.
Speaker 3: Like it was like, you know, she.
Speaker 12: Had like her vampire series, but then she also had
her little porno series that did you know?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh wow, I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: So And by the way, if you go back and
watch Interview of the Vampire, don't go back and watch
Interview with the Vampire, because I didn't realize.
Speaker 6: I don't know how.
Speaker 4: But like when I saw that movie when it came
out when I was in high school, I didn't think
anything about it.
Speaker 6: I didn't notice anything. And then a few years ago
I watched it and I.
Speaker 4: Don't think I finished it, because that is some super
gay stuff, dude, unless you were wanting oh yeah, like
like blatantly.
Speaker 6: And I remember when I was like, how did I
not notice this in high school?
Speaker 4: That this is like the gayest movie of all time?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, there's definitely a Brad Pitt calm trus thing going
on there.
Speaker 8: Tom Cruise, Gary Oldman was cool though, right, I mean
he did a decent like Dracula, as.
Speaker 4: Great as Dracula, that's a Francis for a Copola movie.
But the I can't remember who did an interview with
the vampire. But it's totally homo erotic.
Speaker 8: Dude, it's like watching top Gun. Oh hey, what do
you know? The same dudes in that.
Speaker 11: Just brought Pitt?
Speaker 8: He was the he was the other guy. Yeah, man,
who's the who directed interview that party?
Speaker 6: May remember? Let's see.
Speaker 8: Mmm, No, I can't say offhand.
Speaker 6: It was directed by.
Speaker 4: Uh director director Neil Jordan.
Speaker 6: Who's Neil Jordan?
Speaker 11: Oh? Iris drecty okay, yeah, how about that? He said
some ridicop movies.
Speaker 8: Actually that guy, Oh, Anne, Rice, Okay, spore you right,
Ann Rice? Look at this The Complete Erotic Adventures of
Sleeping Beauty, Parts one, two, and three.
Speaker 3: I read some of.
Speaker 12: That in my like junior high or early high school days,
and it was like, what this is?
Speaker 8: This is crass?
Speaker 3: How there you put these words onto pages?
Speaker 11: In my mind? Whoa?
Speaker 4: And do you remember that it's Kirsten Dunce who is
the kid and the little girl?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Really I didn't put that together.
Speaker 4: In the interview with that's Chris Kristen Dunce.
Speaker 20: No kidding, Yeah, mm hmmm, go ahead, Ranch.
Speaker 18: Every generation's got that sort of avant garde risque writer,
all the way back to Marquis de Sade or wherever.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 4: I guess, and Rice could qualify for that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess so.
Speaker 4: I mean it's kind of pop, but you can have
pop avant garde.
Speaker 6: I guess. Yeah, I guess so.
Speaker 8: Yeah, by today standard, it might be a little bit tame,
I suppose, but yeah, we've got fifty shades.
Speaker 11: Of whatever.
Speaker 18: Or whatever.
Speaker 8: The whole thing is all right, Yeah, let's candy coat
s and m and make it sound like it's fun
for everyone. Okay, Well, uh, sport. You had one more.
We got down a couple of rabbit holes there with
down the Fabio hole in the Romantic Vampire. No, that's bad.
That came out terribly. Edit that out, Pase, edit that out.
Speaker 11: That was awful.
Speaker 8: Life listeners only, all right, spo, what is your third
and final article today?
Speaker 18: To you?
Speaker 8: Oh, there's another one.
Speaker 3: It's just a news clip.
Speaker 10: But basically I don't know, Funk Randy Jay, if you
were on the Boilerroom, I think it was back in
I'm guessing in like twenty sixteen when we were talking
about cuddle parties.
Speaker 3: Yep, yeah, and now you know, yeah it was. It
was like a new fad back then. And are you
ready to play the clip?
Speaker 11: Hold on to me.
Speaker 12: This is uh, it's a it's the same thing that's happening.
Speaker 3: It's just a little this used to be back in
twenty sixteen.
Speaker 12: It was a way of you know, healing yourself and
connecting with your peers.
Speaker 8: And it was almost like an early like like Super
s j W sort of party.
Speaker 3: Right where you know, there was like rules about.
Speaker 4: What was it a safe space? It was a safe
was it a safe space?
Speaker 8: Wants to know if it was a safe space.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was all It was all about safe space.
Speaker 8: You had to ask can I cuddle you?
Speaker 3: Yes, it was. There was you know, stop words.
Speaker 8: Things like that, can butt in the back of your pjs. Yes,
now I'm kidding. There, there's there. They are advertised as
completely non sexual, right, Okay, so.
Speaker 6: There's a new one that's super gay by the way.
Speaker 8: But very gay. Okay, here, let's see what we got.
Speaker 21: County Men's Group is looking to heal through.
Speaker 8: The power of cuddling.
Speaker 21: On its meat up page, the Men's Therapeutic Cuddle Group
says its goal is to provide a safe, structured, and
platonic environment for men to experience acceptance, affirmation and affection.
Participants must shower before and remain fully clothed. They specify
this as strictly platonic and they're accepting men of all backgrounds,
But they say men who are obese or have backer
knee injuries may have trouble fully participating.
Speaker 3: Kil Mavelo.
Speaker 8: You have a lower backer and knee injury, you might
not be able to cuddle. This is at.
Speaker 3: Which I have no problems with homosex.
Speaker 8: I have no problems with people with lower back problems
and knee injuries.
Speaker 3: I'm just.
Speaker 12: I don't understand why people need to get together in
a large gathering and grope each other.
Speaker 8: It's structured for it's structured in a safe place. For
that mean it means a bunch of gay tarts going
to a structured organizational cuddle.
Speaker 4: I guess people aren't having real intimacy in their lives
and this is the most pitiful, pathetic version of where
they have to seek it out.
Speaker 6: You think that's what it.
Speaker 8: Could be? Yeah, And I mean, okay, come on, folks,
what is this? What's going on here? Is this like
is this a hookup for for gay people? Like, I mean,
obviously it's for just men. So okay, are they and
they have these weird little structures? So are they trading
cell phone numbers as soon as they have the cuddle
party and you know, then they go to get the
gimp out? Or is this like so there's that or
or on the other hand, is this really like the
state of manliness these days quote unquote manliness where men
have been so effeminated and kicked and you know, convinced
that they need to be these these beta males that
you know this is just advertising.
Speaker 4: Ploy they look these dudes, look legit.
Speaker 19: I don't know why this is reminded me of the
movie Fight Club Man, how they had that, the like
meetings they would go to and everything.
Speaker 4: Would you go to caddle party with Fabio your name?
Speaker 6: What if? What if? What if?
Speaker 4: The only thing is that, like, there's a bunch of
hot chicks there. You get to go, but you also
have to cuddle with Fabio. But you can also cuddle
with hot chicks? Would you go or not that?
Speaker 3: Maybe with the trade off?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna switch to a yah.
Speaker 2: You don't.
Speaker 18: You don't have to do anything, man, And it's freaking one.
Speaker 8: I've been, I've been in proximity to smell Fabio. He
does not smell bad. So I'll switch to a ya.
Considering the the copious amounts of chicks you've just added, he.
Speaker 4: Felt he smells like Fabrizio?
Speaker 6: What he smells like? What does he smell like?
Speaker 11: Hair care?
Speaker 6: Pro?
Speaker 8: I really couldn't, says yes. Leather backed books, high class cigars,
and leather leather Ferrari seats.
Speaker 18: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Would you go to a cuddle party with the vampires
from Interview with the Empire?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 11: Hell no?
Speaker 18: Only if I could silver steak him through the heart.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we would go in Van helsing mode. Enough of
the romance and Rice, We're done. We're done with it
Wooden Steaks.
Speaker 4: Speaking of bitch tits and meat Loaf, it reminds me
of the the hilarious picture of Alex Jones that someone
added the.
Speaker 6: Large boobies to.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, that would shared this week.
Speaker 6: You know, that was hilarious.
Speaker 4: Because it's just like the meat Loaf character in Fuck Club.
Speaker 8: It really is creepy photoshop that was. Did you see
that one spot they took a picture there's that classic
moment of Alex Jones where he like rips his shirt
off and runs through the studio, you know, and he's
probably trying to advertise one of his yeah, his bulk
things or whatever. Yeah, somebody like photoshopped and stretched a
couple of big old boobs on Alex and that image
for tonight guys. I need to find the highest resolution
pick of that one that I can't it's hilarious. Yeah,
I don't know they might bitch about that one.
Speaker 4: I better put the cuddling losers back up because I
don't know.
Speaker 8: That'll be popular on YouTube. Yeah, I could see that
going Okay, oh I just.
Speaker 3: Saw Jay's post on his YouTube. Wow, that is neally
it's like a hairy booby check.
Speaker 8: Yeah, boobs just what you don't want to see. You
can never unsee that. Yeah, wax, my ass cuddles those boobs.
What would Beto say?
Speaker 6: Who would win? Enough five Fabio or Alex's movies?
Speaker 8: Ooh uh, I might actually go with Alex's moves super Move, Vitality,
super Move. I tell there you go, soy.
Speaker 6: Soy forer male super soy by.
Speaker 11: Telling there you go?
Speaker 8: All right, well, I think we've finally made it through
our three icebreakers. There you go, Sport, thank you for
curating that craziness once again. I don't know what to
say to most of that.
Speaker 11: Yess exactly.
Speaker 8: All right. Hey, if you're just joining us, thank you.
Tuning in to boiler Room on Alternate Current Radio dot com.
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Speaker 8: So we got Lovely before we got Jayder, we got
Randy j and we got Funks Soul joining us tonight
for the boiler Room. This is Boiler Room two hundred
and nineteen. We've been here two hundred and nineteen and
some change. There's been some little one offs and some
you know, part twos and.
Speaker 6: Remember two d and fifty or two nineteen. But either way,
that's a lot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know you add on the odds and ends
and we're probably getting close to its two fifty is it?
Speaker 6: Three years?
Speaker 3: No more towards four earlier over three five.
Speaker 8: Yeah, April is going to be the anniversary. So we're
coming up on anniversary episode, and I think that'll be
the four year March.
Speaker 6: Wow, four years ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, damn, that's crazy to do something. Yeah, we'll to
commemorate that. We'll do something special next month. Let's do it.
We'll do another like Google hangout video broadcast or some.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it could be kidnergarteners up there that there are
no preschoolers up there, that they're literally boiler Room has
been up there their entire.
Speaker 8: That's weird. But yeah, I we'll also plan something for
h for April. For sure, I'd get on the speaker
page and scroll down to number one, but you have
to hit more like four hundred times, so I'm not
gonna do that while I'm on air. But yeah, man,
four years, two hundred plus episodes of boiler Room. I
guess approaching two hundred and fifty eventually. Here.
Speaker 6: Did you see Damon s yet?
Speaker 8: No, I'm dagging.
Speaker 4: No, it's it's a goofy movie. It's not it's not
anything important.
Speaker 8: I'm totally lagging. Got a bunch of movies in the queue.
The next one we have up in the queue is
a Shamaland movie that I didn't even know was a
Shamaland movie. I'm to the point now where I have
to like go to IMDb and look up Shamaland to
find movies that we haven't seen already. It's The Lady
in the Lake. I think, oh, yeah, is that one
any good?
Speaker 4: Or that it's his take on fairy tales. I mean
a lot of people justed it. I didn't think it
was that terrible. I didn't think it was great, but
it was okay, it's his take on fairy tales. But
I got another one for you to add to your
cue that I just watched. It's called it's the documentary
called The Source Family. And if you remember, I put
that picture up for a boiler room that we did
like three year two years ago, three years ago with
me and you and Sean Helton, and we were talking
about crazy California cults. Yeah, and I remember this picture
and I was like, what is that cult? Because it's
not the Children of God and it's not the Manson family.
So it's the Source Family, which is another California cult
from the seventies, late sixties, early seventies and wow, this
documentary was crazy, dude. It's just called The Source Family
Documentary twenty twelve.
Speaker 6: It's very good.
Speaker 4: I recommend watching the documentary.
Speaker 6: It totally kept my interest.
Speaker 4: And made a few notes because guess what ties into
Laurel kJ say.
Speaker 18: What, sorry Jay, sorry j to mess up your floating.
But what's it on? Is Netflix?
Speaker 8: S feel?
Speaker 4: Googled it and I don't watch it YouTube, dude, I
just watch everything illegal watching that.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna pay if any of that crap to Netflix.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it may be on one of
those things. I don't know, but just google it full
you know, full stream, and you can pull it up
somewhere just called The Source Family. I don't think it's
on YouTube. Actually I did look to see but it's
not on there.
Speaker 8: Anyway, it's out there, I could get it.
Speaker 18: I just thought maybe it was like like yourself there.
Speaker 11: I just thought, I don't know, maybe you.
Speaker 4: Could look and see, but really neat because there's a
lot of same patterns that ties into Laurel Canyon. And
I don't remember Day mcgallan might have mentioned it in
weird scenes, but I can't recall the top of my head.
But regardless, So they were hanging out in that scene
for a while.
Speaker 6: They were like two blocks or so, like a couple
of roads away.
Speaker 4: From the site where the Manson murders happened.
Speaker 6: I forget the name of the road, but the.
Speaker 4: Cult will, so I'll basically I'll boil it down to
the to the quick points here. I won't spoil anything
because everybody, it's not like a movie with a climax.
Speaker 6: It's just a documentary.
Speaker 4: But so this crazy dude named father yowd as in
the Cabbala yod, the.
Speaker 6: Letter from the Hebrew alphabet. Uh No, here's the weird part.
Speaker 4: So this guy starts his cult and he's a multi
millionaire and nobody knows where he gets this money.
Speaker 6: Why is he a multi millionaire?
Speaker 4: Well, his public front is that he made makes this
money from starting the first natural health food restaurant. So
it's literally one of the first organic slash health restaurants
in California late sixties, early seventies, and.
Speaker 6: For whatever reason, he calls it the Source Restaurant.
Speaker 4: And there's actually movies where you'll see clips of there's
there's a Woody Allen scene where he's at the restaurant
eating Ordering from the Source. Saturday Night Live actually periodied
some of the some of their some of their old.
Speaker 6: Skits like Beckham The Dan Airquard Days had.
Speaker 4: Spoofs of the Source restaurant because it's all these goofy
hippies that are in the that are running the restaurant
under the cult leader. So it turns out the cult
leader was a hit man. Perhaps don't know, but he
apparently knew some black belt type of thing really well
and had killed a few people. But nobody exactly knows
what the deal was. It was a fight over some
woman or something. But again, where does he get multi
millions of dollars?
Speaker 6: Nobody knows.
Speaker 4: But he's hanging out with Steve McQueen and Woody Allen
and John and Yoko, so he's very.
Speaker 6: Well connected somehow. Guess what's prize prized?
Speaker 4: He's in the Guru scene, Okay, So he gets into
the tim Leary ram Das Circles.
Speaker 6: He gets in with Swami I forget the guy's name,
really weird name, not.
Speaker 4: Vivikananda but like Switches Swanda or something, some crazy name
that you can't remember. So he so he's hanging out
with these guys, and he decides he's going to start
his cult. It just kind of supposedly just happens, right,
just happens to start this cult.
Speaker 6: It's a total uh total trip out, total LSD total.
Speaker 4: I would say, like engineered drug cults. What sounds like
to me because again, dudes in the circles of all
of these people who are connected to Essayn, connected to
Laurel Canyon, connected to you know, highest biggest names in Hollywood.
The guy's name is Jim Jim Baker, by the way,
not Jim Baker the TV evangelist, scandal guy, not that guy.
Speaker 6: One K.
Speaker 4: Jim Baker the TV evangelist has two k's in his name.
So the cult takes off, and he buys a compound.
Speaker 6: Shocker, can you are you surprised?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: So again, dude, this has every step in the playbook,
so get this.
Speaker 6: Then he marries one of.
Speaker 4: His chicks and he's he teaches this strict monogamy.
Speaker 6: Well, as you can imagine, the rules are going to change.
Speaker 4: So after he gets married by and a Kabbalistic ceremony
by a female priest, he starts.
Speaker 6: The cult starts to grow and.
Speaker 4: Shocker, there's all seeing eyes everywhere, pyramids and all seeing
eyes everywhere at the cult compound. It's like again, like
you said, there's a playbook.
Speaker 6: So where do they get their teachings from.
Speaker 4: Well, they took from all of the esoteric and religious
traditions and made it up. So they borrowed from Krishnamerta,
they read Manley P. Hall and eventually they decide to
get into the Golden Dawn stuff and Curley stuff. So
they start doing It's like Boomer version of zone theory.
If you've seen the Tim and Eric skit Zone theory,
which is a really funny skit by the way, but
this is like Boomer zone theory because all the people
that are a lot of these people are still a
live that we're in this cult. So in the documentary
they interview all these people. It's Boomer zone theory, as
you'll see. So they turn into a sex magic cult.
So then he decides to move. I forget what the
reason is why they move out of their compound, and
it's called the Oh it's because.
Speaker 6: They were two streets away from the Manson murders.
Speaker 4: So naturally everybody starts saying, oh, you guys are the
Manson people.
Speaker 6: You're connected to that. So they have to.
Speaker 4: Move out of La out into the hills. I think
it's Topanga or somewhere somewhere near Topanga Canyon. And instead
of the mother house, he buys the father house. So
he smashes one hundred and forty people in his cult
into this like this like five bedroom house out in
the hills of Topanga, one hundred and forty people and
call it in this like five bedroom house. It turns
into a sex magic cult. And then he says, uh, oh,
I've had a new revelation. I need multiple wives. So
he marries all the thirteen year old or not. He
marries thirteen women who range from various ages. Of course, shocker, right.
He comes up with the idea that you can't use medicine.
Speaker 6: Leaders always have to come up.
Speaker 4: He renames everybody and the name that you get, you
get a last name, like your name might be Ohm.
Your last name's Aquarius, so it might be you might
be moon child Aquarius, or Ohm Aquarius, or Elf daughter Aquarius,
you know, some bullshit like this. So then he decides
that they need here's the crazy part gets craziest. So
then they just he decides it's time to make music
because some of the people you know hanging out in
the hippie scene, Laurel Canyon scene, they play guitars, they
play drums, whatever. So he buys a full production studio,
has it set up at the compound, the new compound,
and they start churning out albums, and he gets the
idea that to spread his message because he's rejected by
the record labels, he starts.
Speaker 6: Going to high schools.
Speaker 4: Because he plays this crazy psychedelic music. You can go
on YouTube and listen to Father Yode's music. It is
crazy as shit. It's the wildest psychedelic, weird stuff you've
ever heard. And of course it appeals because it's avant
guard it appeals to the younger high school people, and
so he finds obviously more recruits there right because the
record labels aren't interested in this crazy stuff. So then
the law starts looking into them because they're pretty shady
and shocker. They decide it's time to move the compound
to Hawaii, so he moves all these people to Hawaii.
They try to set they're gonna set up a giant
healing center.
Speaker 6: They call it.
Speaker 4: It all falls apart and Father Yode finally says, by
the way, I'm God. He's been telling everybody he's God,
so he's led you up to this point.
Speaker 6: Cult leader says he's God.
Speaker 4: And then he comes to this realization one day supposedly
that he's not God, which is kind of devastating to
all the cult people because they were like, we've been
following you, we followed you all the way to Hawaii.
You're telling us that you're not God anymore.
Speaker 6: And he's like, yeah, I'm just a man. Sorry, my bad,
my bad. Bro oops.
Speaker 4: And then he decides, after all these years of being crazy,
that he's going to go hang gliding. He says, Krishna
or whatever his ultimate deity is told him it's time
to hang glide. You can't make this stuff up. So
here's the craziest part. He goes hang gliding. He has
no idea how to hang light.
Speaker 6: He's like, the deity told me to hang glide today.
Speaker 4: So he goes up on this mountain side in Hawaii
and he hang glides off of it and he does Okay,
I guess, and then a wind picks him up and
flips him over and he crashes on the beach. He
doesn't he looks like he's okay, but he's kind of
knocked out. So all the cold girls go down there.
They revive him, and.
Speaker 6: He has a broken back. So that night they take.
Speaker 4: Him back home and they heal him in there. They
try to heal him and do all their colt bullshit.
Doesn't work, and he just dies, Like the guy just
passes away. And the weird part is that they don't
know exactly what killed him, because even if he'd just
broken his back, you know, typically that wouldn't kill you.
So I guess some kind of internal organ failure probably
or something.
Speaker 6: But yeah, So that's the end of the cult.
Speaker 4: And there is a one of the women continues the
legacy of this cult, like she's one of the women
that he married, and she's you know, she's crying in
the interview about how great he.
Speaker 6: Was in all this nonsense.
Speaker 4: And I'm just here to he talks to me every day,
and I'm here to carry on the legacy because he
speaks to me.
Speaker 6: Every day anyway. So I ramble forever.
Speaker 4: Apologize, sak You've let me ramble for so long.
Speaker 6: But it's got everything.
Speaker 4: This this is a oh, by the way, they had
the end time stuff. That's why they went to Hawaii
because the end was coming into the world. It's shocker
right there, right, always got to have the end time stuff.
So just like Manson stuff, just like all the other
LA cults, just like Family of God, Children of God cult,
just like all the Laurel Kenyon stuff.
Speaker 6: Just like in the Freaks. It's all the same.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I'm almost certain he's in the book.
Speaker 11: I'm almost certain is it.
Speaker 6: He probably is. Let me I can go look and see, but.
Speaker 18: Where it seems Yeah, I almost interrupted you saying, like,
you know, he is this the guy that goes to
Hawaii and it fails. And I have either seen this
thing or I read it in the book one of
the two and I've seen it.
Speaker 6: How old the.
Speaker 18: Flick do you know?
Speaker 4: Or twelve twenty twelve documentary?
Speaker 18: Okay, I might have seen it too.
Speaker 4: Actually, let me look because actually the new edition of
Day's book does have an index. The original one didn't
have an index. But let me see a father. Yeah
it isn't here.
Speaker 18: Yeah, that is wild though.
Speaker 19: All of this crap shows up Yeah in LA right
around the same time over and I've been.
Speaker 6: You should look at this guy too. You got to
see this guy like his guys.
Speaker 4: Like, you could not be a more archetypal olier than
this dude.
Speaker 6: Like he's even bright.
Speaker 8: Manson Yep, yep, totally man right off the white Beard, Yeah,
white Beard, my white.
Speaker 4: Beard wearing some WE medallion.
Speaker 8: Yeah, meadallion and the linen, yes, the white linen.
Speaker 4: Oh and by the way, he also wears a uh.
Speaker 6: He looks he doesn't always wear his ritual garb.
Speaker 4: And when he's not wearing his ritual garb, he looks
like a fucking pimp with.
Speaker 6: A Rolls Royce.
Speaker 4: Dude, he literally drives a Rolls Royce.
Speaker 6: I'm not joking.
Speaker 4: He's like a fucking pimp with a Rolls Royce.
Speaker 8: Another one out of the playbook, Right there is that
whole pimp thing like pimp in the background.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look at this, Look at this.
Speaker 4: Here he is with his Rolls Royce and his pimp care.
Speaker 6: He looks like zz top.
Speaker 8: Oh my god. Yeah, over and over again, same stuff.
Speaker 18: What a group of characters, though, right, You had that
guy running around there, you had Mansion running around there.
Speaker 2: You had as you.
Speaker 18: Mentioned, veto Pelucas in The Freaks.
Speaker 8: You know, and then later Jim Jones for your san
Francisco version.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, in the documentary that they compare him to
Jim Jones in the documentary.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I can see. I'm not surprised. I can see
a lot of parallels on that one.
Speaker 4: I don't see the source family or Father Yode mentioned
in the index, but that doesn't mean it's not in
the book.
Speaker 6: It still could be in there.
Speaker 18: I must have seen this thing then it just sounds.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a pretty well known documentary in twenty twelve,
but I never did.
Speaker 6: I didn't hear about until recently.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well it's seven years old now, Randy, so you
may have seen it, and it just, uh, it's amazing
how many of these crazy things fall down the memory
hole when you're interested in this kind of stuff for
you know, a or more.
Speaker 4: But if you look it up, go check out the
music too, because the music is another whole angle of
the weirdness and it's totally psychedelic and weird. Like he
would just like they would be playing real music and
then Father Yode would like would grab the mic and
just go ballistic.
Speaker 6: Kind of like how yok.
Speaker 4: You know, if you've ever seen Yoko when she would
grab the microphone and do her squealing and shit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what you would do, father you all right? Yeah,
So I'll put the IMDb link on tonight's show so
people can go check that out. Feature documentary set in Hollywood,
examining a radical experiment in the seventies utopian living. So
there you go, another crazy, another crazy cult covered here
in the boiler Room. Have we missed any cults? You guys?
I feel like we've gone through pretty much all of
them at one point or another. I guess it's such
a universal thing, though we're bound to have missed a couple.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 4: Again, I also want to stress that the main thing
that I came away skeptical of in the documentary, which
the documentary never went into detail to explain, was I
don't see how even if you've got a in nineteen
late sixties, early seventies money, if you're on the Sunset
Strip and you've got a health food it's like this.
It looks like a dump too, just some little dump
with I'm serious with all and the sign as a
giant all seeing eye. I don't think that's going to
make you a multi millionaire. I think that probably he
was selling drugs or doing something else.
Speaker 6: It's probably worse.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was gonna I was going to ask if
you smelled any sort of intelligence background on the guy.
Speaker 6: Or yeah, I mean if he's trying that.
Speaker 4: I think so he did have military training, he was
a They said he had some kind of he had
seen action to some degree, and then he came back
with apparently skills to kill people because there was a
few murders. I don't think he ended up being guilty,
but he wasn't implicated in you know, some murders that
he I think he was self defense or something. He
ended up I don't think if I recall, I don't
think he went to jail, but that could suggest that, yeah,
he might have had or been involved in, you know,
trafficking or an assassin perhaps even possibly. And then because
he's hanging out with John Lennon and Steve McQueen and
you know, high level of Hollywood people, he could have
been pretty easily moving drugs there. And I mean the
whole cult is doing drugs anyway.
Speaker 6: They're all there. I mean hard drugs.
Speaker 4: They're like doing hard you know, serious hard drugs. So yeah,
I think it's very likely that that's probably how he
made money.
Speaker 6: Not this goofy little dump of a restaurant.
Speaker 8: Yep. And there's that whole family thing once again. We
had that with the Manson family and all the whole
processed church, all that Shiite family family.
Speaker 4: And they were because they would try to recruit people
that had gotten into the hippie scene because of like
a bad family life. You know, like maybe they had
a dysfunctional family, so kids would run away. Everybody knows that.
You know, that's how Manson got his his women, right.
I will say that father Yode seemed to have attracted
a little better quality women, those beastly hags that Manson got.
I don't think there's a lot of money behind. There
wasn't much money behind Manson, but maybe because father Yod
was actually a millionaire he was, he was able to
get a little higher tier women. And that's what's funny
in the documentary. And they're not that hot, but in
the documentary, everybody they interviewed, all these old hippies are like, yeah.
Speaker 6: Man, I mean, we ain't reason we were hanging out there.
Speaker 4: It was just gorgeous women everywhere you turned. Men and
you look at the pictures and they're like, ah, they're okay, Yeah,
but they're better than Squeaky from or whatever her name was.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean his his apocalypse destination is Hawaii too,
instead of like South America or whatever, so you know,
a little bit higher cloud exactly.
Speaker 6: That's a good point. Yeah, he wasn't he.
Speaker 4: Although his his Hawaii compound stuff looked pretty low quality.
And they said something in the in the documentary that
he has spent all the money and you're wondering, like,
on what, because look, they have just this kind of
shitty frank Lloyd Wright looking compound that they're in, uh
and some land and that's it.
Speaker 6: So it's like, where did all the money go?
Speaker 4: If he was a multi millionaire, what are he blowing on?
Speaker 8: Hmm, good question. Well I don't know. But still you
gotta admit it's a lot easier to be like, you know,
hey ladies, we're we're all gonna move to Hawaii and ascend,
rather than hey ladies, we're moving to Jonestown, Guayana and ascend.
Speaker 4: Sean Lennon credits the Source family with inspiring the look
and attitude portrayed in his twenty thirteen song.
Speaker 6: Animals That's Weird.
Speaker 4: Oh And that's because again John and Yoko were buddies
with father Yod which is interesting.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, those dang nasty cult leaders try to get
all the musicians in their little clutches and stuff all
the musicians and actors. Well that's how we end up
with calm truths.
Speaker 11: Right, calm truths.
Speaker 18: That restaurant he had, if I remember, right, he it's
just sort of like like his money, the billion dollars
or whatever, which would have obviously went further in those days,
it's just there like he's just all of a sudden, yeah,
where people.
Speaker 4: Are walking by the way, any pioneered veganism stuff.
Speaker 6: Or maybe vegetarian.
Speaker 4: I mean I think they did have eggs on the menu.
But but he was pioneering like the you know, like the.
Speaker 17: Man it's murder, yeah, which is weird.
Speaker 18: Back to Vito Polucas, now, he same area. His thing
was a I think like an art house.
Speaker 4: Or he had a he had a studio, yeah, where
he did dance and sculpture.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 18: And then all of a sudden he's breaking it in
and cows are flocking over there. And the weird thing
with him is there's early clips of people saying they
he was the first people. He was the first person
to get, you know, all these girls around him and
everything to trust the way that hippies wound up looking
like like he sort of like made that look like
like no one could no one could remember. Sort of.
It went from like sort of the grief sir or
surfer sort of looked maybe back.
Speaker 6: In those days too, to the bohemians.
Speaker 18: All of a sudden that starts happening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he get that bohemian look going exactly.
Speaker 18: All all out of the same area. Man, it's just wild.
Speaker 4: Well, no, when I went to, uh, here's the weird
part too, when I spoke at to Panga Canyon a
few months ago before it all burned down at that
that gathering, the fashion in the style is still that
bohemian hippie because that's all rich hippies that live into Panga.
Speaker 6: But the the.
Speaker 4: Weird part was that the fashion wasn't just the bohemian look.
It was also this weird white linen style stuff. Like
everybody there look like they would be in Father Yode's
group wearing these these like eighteen hundreds looking sort of
white linen prairie muffin dresses.
Speaker 6: It's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8: So it's like your co leader Valley Girl basic ites. Yes,
exactly that Stephen mentioned on the Wikipedia page about Vito Pelucas,
it's crazy, it's says, you're right. So they refer to
him as an American artist and bohemian who was most
notable for his leading role in the southern California freak
scene of the nineteen sixties and his influence on musicians
including The Birds and Frank Zappa.
Speaker 4: Remember that, Remember the ballroom where I played the clip
and he's saying that he doesn't he himself didn't do acid, right, Yeah,
he was like, I don't do that acid.
Speaker 6: I told these kids, you're crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, And he's sitting there with his girlfriend and
they wouldn't girlfriends do the acid either, but everybody else,
everybody else take the acid.
Speaker 18: They got the name the freaks, if I understand right
from the way they would like dance like all, you know,
out of their minds, and no one had seen anything
like that.
Speaker 8: And people on that.
Speaker 18: Early Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood Boulevard sort of club scene before
it went into like eighties rock or and all that
other stuff like this is like before them, right in
the I guess late sixties, probably when all these bands
started showing up out of nowhere too. A lot of
people said that they didn't go for the bands because
a lot of the bands sort of sucked or weren't
that great live. They went to see the freaks, you know,
dancing all crazy like that and everything like that. And
they do dance pretty pretty wild, uh and like out
of their out of their minds. They look like they're
on something, you might say some of some of the
times with they're dancing. If you if you've ever seen
early videos of them or you know, a film, I guess,
but that the bands too. And this is back with
McGowan's book. It's very interesting that, you know. He points
out the Ryanstone Cowboy, Chris Christofferson and a band called
the Wrecking Crew did a lot of the right the
actual studio work for a lot of this stuff. And
a lot of these people had a good musician or
two bands, but they maybe got good over time, but
in the early days it seemed like they were just
sort of like slapped together and they all just knew
to flock to that little, you know, locale there in
southern California.
Speaker 8: Amazing mm hmm. Yeah, it's really a trip, man, It's
so weird to think about that time era too there,
like in the early sixties where it's kind of like
going from from greasers to hippies when it comes to
counterculture there, and like this guy they're saying, a friend
of Veto by the name of Carl Franzoni. His nickname
was Captain f U c K. And it's talking about
how they how they started these clubs basically with with
you know, the freaks what they're calling freaks and talking
about the semi communal life and orgies and free form dancing,
which is exactly what you were trying to describe there.
Any of the dead heads out there know what we're
talking about. Yeah, but very like you know, beat nick
inspired Valley Girl rebellions sort of you know, early hippie
stuff right there. And it's, uh, it's it's crazy the
way this this all goes into Laurel Canyon. Ye, It's
it's weird, you know, like Frank Zappa occupied the log
cabin there and Mothers of Invention, so there's there's some
weird stuff there, definitely.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, anyway, thanks for listening to me ramble for
a long time about all that.
Speaker 6: But it was.
Speaker 4: It was a perfect, And we haven't talked about cults
a long time, like we've you know, we've talked about.
Speaker 6: Everything but cults for a long time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, no kidding, it's been a while. Yeah, So it's
good to dive back into that. Uh, if you want
to find that episode. There's a number of episodes where
we've broken down cults before. If I can find any
of them easily, I'll put them on the show page
reference links. If not, just dig through the boiler Room archives.
We'll find it in there somewhere. There's a number of them.
There's probably a play on words in the title or
something like that. All right, Hey, everybody, you're listening to
the boiler Room Boilerroom two nineteen on oftencurrent Rady dot Com.
I'm joined by funks Aul. You're still there, man, Come by? Yeah,
what's going on?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 8: What's going on with you? You got any any articles
you want to hit up this week or anything you
wanna smack down before we close the show out tonight? Dude,
I'm spent. I think I'm gonna go off and dream
about Fabio and his luscious locks of all right, Yeah, yep,
it's getting hot on the boiler Room tonight. All right,
funks Aul, thanks for joining us. Man, appreciate you stand
up late for the show, and we'll look forward to
doing it again with Yeah, see y'all again. All right,
that's our buddy, funks all everybody, and we got Randy
J on the line. Randy J. How's it going out
there in California? Man?
Speaker 18: Just trying to stay.
Speaker 8: Away from the cult.
Speaker 18: I think you know, it's not like they're like rampant everywhere.
But I'm pretty sure if you if you sought them out,
you know they're there.
Speaker 8: They're here, Yeah, especially for the young women. Young women
are easily uh brought in. They love to invite you
folks in head on down to Essalon Institute. Yeah, you
got plenty of spots. You know, you can find your
way in, no problem, all right. And Lovely Sport, Lovely Sport,
you out there. She's mobile. She's mobile right now, so
I don't know, we'll see she may have easy access
to that mute button. She might not. But we're joined
by the Lovely Sport also and Jay Dyer of Jason Analysis.
Lovely Sport they are. Yeah, how's it going.
Speaker 22: I'm good.
Speaker 10: I'm out on the road here in the middle of Texas,
all right.
Speaker 3: Enjoining us? Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 18: Love all of our discussions about the colts, and I
mean there are some really to go to call ones, and.
Speaker 6: This is the first we didn't. There used to be
a boiler room calling, remember that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 11: It to be.
Speaker 6: It seemed to be more of a hassle. Is that
what you quit doing it than it was worth?
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 8: It was a bit of a pain in the ass,
but we had some technical issues that we're making a
pain in the ass too, So I've been talking about
bringing it back right so far.
Speaker 23: Yeah, definitely, We've had a lot of requests where it were.
Speaker 15: I think we might have to do like a special
on a different day of the week because we have
you know, we usually have a pretty pretty good group
on our regular calls, and I think we might be
do like one hour special maybe on another day where
could you just saw all the listener call in?
Speaker 8: Yeah, maybe a little earlier in the day too, so
that our overseas listeners can call in. It won't be
in the middle of the night too. So we're working
on that, folks. We'll get that out there for you
for sure.
Speaker 4: All right, we got a few super chats if I
could before we head out, we get John Gorris says,
I disavow eight dollars.
Speaker 6: Do you disavow boiler room or me? Or my feelings
are hurt?
Speaker 8: John?
Speaker 6: What you he's your support?
Speaker 4: Space Reptile two dollars, Thank you, Space Reptil Reptile goes.
Speaker 6: Real ten dollars.
Speaker 4: When are you going to start a book club, Jay,
where we read a book once a month together and
you're doing an analysis live stream. That's called the Globalism
Bookstories And we already do that. That happens every couple
of weeks. Ben s says for four ninety nine hesher.
Thanks for the hipocrisy recommendation. You should check it. Check
out the song adro te Devote by the band Theandric.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Adro Devote by Theandre Nick Freyer five pounds. Please check
out Brian Harvey x East seventeen on YouTube.
Speaker 6: He has a tale to tell all. Wonder what that
tale is about. I don't know, so I have.
Speaker 4: To disavow because I don't know what it is. It
could be some crazy nonsense. So let's join John Gorris
in disavowing because we haven't looked at you.
Speaker 11: See, we don't know what it is.
Speaker 8: We disavow until.
Speaker 6: We know exactly. So there's our super chat so far.
Thank you guys.
Speaker 8: All right, cool and I got one. Let's see here
one for you quick message for Jay. This is from George. George,
thanks for your support. Have you ever considered looking at
burn Notice for a revelation of the method on how
parallel government structures can be organized and facilitated? Seasons one
through four cover that in great detail and made me
think about the Clintons.
Speaker 6: I haven't on I was.
Speaker 4: Thinking of the Cohen there's a movie. But yes, you're right,
that is I guess a TV show.
Speaker 11: I no it is.
Speaker 6: I have not watched burn.
Speaker 8: Notice, okay, Spoor and I have watched maybe the first two.
Speaker 4: I was thinking of what's the way the Coen Brothers
is burn after reading excuse me?
Speaker 8: Right right, yeah, okay, I know what you're thinking about.
Speaker 11: No, I'm not seen Notice.
Speaker 8: This was like a FX show maybe or something like
that circa late two thousands and uh. It's about a
CIA asset that gets what they call a burn notice,
which means you know, we don't we never fucking heard
of you before. You're on your own, motherfucker sort of
notice from your boss. So he like returns home and
kind of lives the life like he poses as a
private investigator, but really he's like this you know secret
you know, post secret spook guy.
Speaker 6: I would add two that.
Speaker 4: One of the applications of tonight's show is not just
to for the hell of it, have reflected upon the
crazy cult the Source Family, but to also consider how
the modus operandi and attitude of people in the Source
Family and how they operated and how they were manipulated.
It's perfectly applicable to the normy in today's establishment. Today's
establishment is Father Yode using all the same tricks, techniques,
and tactics to bamboozle you the normy into the mainstream cult.
Speaker 6: Exact same story.
Speaker 4: So we are all in the Father Yode cult is.
Speaker 8: What I'm trying to get at, right, We're stuck in it,
whether we know it, like it or not. That is
the paradigm. Definitely, Man, that's a good point. Okay. George
also wants you to look at a strange days. Are
you familiar with that one? Jay?
Speaker 4: Is that that sci fi movie from like nineteen ninety
eight that was kind of what.
Speaker 11: It must be?
Speaker 8: It must be so yeah, actually I went to the theater.
Speaker 4: I went to the theater when that came out, and
I fell asleep. I mean, it's probably stoned out of
my mind when I went and saw it, but it
didn't keep my attention even as a stoned teen.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to remember if I've seen that one. I
have to look it up here Strange Days.
Speaker 6: In fact, I'm.
Speaker 4: Pretty sure that Tommy of previous boiler Room episodes, I'm
pretty sure it was T me and T that went
and saw Strange Days.
Speaker 8: How about that in high school? Okay, yeah, okay. So
it's a nineteen ninety five movie sci fi thriller directed
by Catherine Bigelow. So there you go, George. Jay hasn't
seen it since nineteen ninety five, and I don't even
know if I have.
Speaker 11: I will go back and I will give it a Yeah.
Speaker 8: It might be worth another viewing. He says, it's very prescient.
So thank you, George, and I got your comment on
the other thing, and I'll get back to you on that.
Thank you. Okay, So thanks super chatters and patrons and everybody.
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before we get out of here tonight, I think it's
worth mentioning that.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Can I add something?
Speaker 8: Yeah, go ahead, real quick.
Speaker 4: People are asking in the chat, and yes, so for
many years now people have been saying, do beyond the
Black Rainbow.
Speaker 6: I think I mentioned it maybe a boiler.
Speaker 4: Room or two back, and yes, I have gone back
and reviewed, and I have.
Speaker 6: All my notes.
Speaker 4: In the next video that I make will either be
Hull and Drive video analysis or Black Rainbow video analysis.
Speaker 8: So yes, nice, you're right, Yeah, black Rainbow definitely that's
up there at the top of my list. The next
two on my list are Hereditary and Black Beyond the
Black Rainbow, so I'll be catching up very shortly here
on those ones.
Speaker 16: Thank you me.
Speaker 18: And I don't want to miss that one from you
know the Moon or whatever.
Speaker 11: On that one? All right?
Speaker 8: Yeah, sounds good, Randy, you've seen that. You are the
one I think that brought to our attention way back
when you and Jay both.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and I got it from someone I can't remember
the person, but someone in the urn A Hession session.
Someone in the chat just was like, you gotta see that,
and yeah, and here we are definitely gonna have you know,
part of a show on it.
Speaker 8: Definitely definitely. All right, Okay, a couple more things before
we close out tonight's show. Did you guys and gal
all here? The Chicago Police files on Jesse's small investigation.
After they let this guy off, they let him go.
Did you guys hear this ship? They straight up let
drop dropped all charges.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dropped all charges for a few days of clean
up crew.
Speaker 8: Unreal, absolutely unreal. They have the whole story on this guy.
They know everything about it. They know who he paid,
they know all kinds of stuff. They have extra details
out now that he's been let off. The release of
these documents came just after Cook County prosecutors abruptly dropped
a sixteen count indictment accusing Smollett of orchestrating a racist
and homophobic attack on himself to advance his career. You
right to advance his career. Sure, that's the only part
of it. In dismissing the case, prosecutors said they had
to cut a deal with the actor to perform two
days of community surface community service and forfeit his ten
thousand dollars bond to the City of Chicago. So he
got away with this for ten thousand bucks and two
days of picking up trash or talking to little sick
little kids or something. Even Mayor Ram Emmanuel called it
a whitewash of justice. Where where the fuck kind of
bizarro reality do I find myself in? Where I'm agreeing
with Ram Emmanuel? This is this is so awful.
Speaker 6: It's all just talk, dude, It's all just yeah, jibber
jabber to.
Speaker 8: It just goes to show that the justice system is
completely hosed up. It's and this is a perfect case
of why it's hosed up.
Speaker 23: It's you know, I don't I don't think it's surprising
to anybody on this call and most of our listeners
that it's happened. But this should be like one of
those things that should be hitting the press, the mainstream media,
and people should be outraged, you know, like what is
going on here?
Speaker 3: First of all, they should.
Speaker 12: Have been more outraged by the initial incident where he
was lying about.
Speaker 3: The whole thing. But then he gets you.
Speaker 23: Know, fifteen indictments released for two days of picking up.
Speaker 18: Litter on the street.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I mean it's.
Speaker 23: Just outrageous, Like this is such corruption and such.
Speaker 3: A lack of justice and the justice system.
Speaker 23: But it's like it's like it's not you know, people
that have already realized how corrupted justice.
Speaker 3: System are aren't surprised, And.
Speaker 23: It's not being you know, it's not being pushed out
in the mainstream media and the way.
Speaker 3: That would get people to be so called triggered.
Speaker 8: Yep, yep. And like if anyone out there is new
or hasn't heard or whatever, it's well known. Now that's
small at paid These two brothers that were worked on
the TV show that he worked on three thousan five
hundred dollars to stage the attack with a profit of
five hundred dollars later. And I mean they've traced like
to where they bought the red hat, where they bought
the rope, all this stuff. I mean, it's just completely
known what happened here, and all sixteen counts dropped just
to slap on the wrist and nothing to see here, folks.
So that's well.
Speaker 4: AJ was saying that the only reason he got off
was is because of the Obama connections. So because he's
connected to Obama, Obama made a few calls and that's
what happened, Yeah, which SNDS, which seems plausible.
Speaker 8: I think. So yep, yep, you got friends in high places.
I guess that's what they call high places these days.
You can run that kind of crime. You know, that's
not a siop. The sy op part is what the
mains is how the mainstream media and mainstream left his
politicians picked up the story and it originally hit. That's
the sy op, But the crime is what was revealed
much later. So for committing the crime, no big deal,
because he knows who he knows, and he blows who
he blows.
Speaker 4: Probably all right, I'm gonna have to get out here.
Speaker 6: I'm super tired. Thank you guys, all.
Speaker 8: Right again cool, thanks for joining us here in the
boiler Room once again.
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Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 4: We got one last super chat from n c Rid
two bucks. Have I seen Dead Girl?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 6: What's dead Girl is? Let's see what it is?
Speaker 8: I want to see it. There's a great acid bath
song called dead Girl, one of my favorites.
Speaker 4: Dead Girl Lady two thousand and eight movie with.
Speaker 6: What is it about?
Speaker 4: A naked woman abandoned in a mental hospital? Awaits a
nasty surprise, awaits two teens who find a naked abandoned
woman in a hospital so like she's crazy, doesn't have
it has bad ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, and it has
mediocre ratings on IMDb. So okay, I guess well, I'll
check out the tray levers see what Dad girls about.
Speaker 8: Yep, put it on the list. It's a long list, though,
I got to tell you it.
Speaker 4: Sounds like a pretty gross so maybe not.
Speaker 8: Oh hey, all right, it just moved up the list.
All right, thanks, all right, y'all
Speaker 6: Have a good night, all right,