Speaker 1: You see, something's going to happen.
Speaker 2: What's going to happen?
Speaker 3: What's help?
Speaker 4: We're flowing electrons in some fashion. The problem is we
Speaker 4: sit there and throw them all away on one end,
Speaker 4: as Tom Bearden says, what we're paying the electricity company
Speaker 4: to do is have a wrestling match in their generators
Speaker 4: and then give us the television show, whereas we should
Speaker 4: just be able to create electricity on demand. This the
Speaker 4: way that we create electricity and use it now is
Speaker 4: always gate kept because we ground things out. You know,
Speaker 4: nobody asks where does electricity grow go when you ground it? Well,
Speaker 4: there's a couple of different answers. Is in the ambient
Speaker 4: air if you're not grounded to the earth itself, if
Speaker 4: you're grounded to the earth itself, it goes into the
Speaker 4: earth or it comes from the earth. And you can
Speaker 4: also put it into things as it turns out, So
Speaker 4: that's called cold electricity. And there's a lot of stuff
Speaker 4: that you can make to have over unity machines, like
Speaker 4: there's magnetic motors, there's plasma balls you can create, there's
Speaker 4: electrolysis systems. There's actually antennas that just pick up the
Speaker 4: signal and then put it into power, Like there's super
Speaker 4: efficient ways to make solar panels instead of having like
Speaker 4: eighteen percent efficiency like they normally do, you can have
Speaker 4: them make over unity energy. You could have more energy
Speaker 4: than you need from your house. There's all kinds of
Speaker 4: ways to engineer the way that electrons circulate.
Speaker 5: In Appleatcha, people have wood stoves, and you could What
Speaker 5: I'm told is it you could burn whatever you want
Speaker 5: burn in there, Just burn something, run that heat into
Speaker 5: a turbine, and then you can create energy for your
Speaker 5: house or electricity even just off of a wood stove.
Speaker 4: So this is let me back up in my life
Speaker 4: experience just a little bit. About three years ago. I
Speaker 4: ended up making a gasifier, which is a wood stove
Speaker 4: that actually burns not one hundred percent efficiently. So in
Speaker 4: the burn chamber it's got coal's wood, all kinds of stuff,
Speaker 4: whatever you want to burn. And then above that is
Speaker 4: a hopper of wood pellets and other stuff that's full
Speaker 4: of hydrocarbons. And when you light this furnace, it pulls
Speaker 4: the hydrocarbons from the wood, makes quote unquote wood gas
Speaker 4: and you can straight up burn that in every single
Speaker 4: engine on the planet. And it was used in World
Speaker 4: War two. Apparently gasifiers were a big thing, and there's
Speaker 4: still a lot of technology surrounding gasifiers for like industrial
Speaker 4: burners and like crematoriums. Oddly enough, but yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: when we think about it, all protons have electrons. All
Speaker 4: electricity is is electrons, and the lining up of electrons,
Speaker 4: the lightning you see the sky is the reordering of
Speaker 4: the planet per se, Like the electron bundles are needing
Speaker 4: to be redistributed or re aligned. And what this is
Speaker 4: showing here is kind of the lowest state as we
Speaker 4: measure for protons and electrons. This is the quantum vacuum
Speaker 4: field fluctuation. You see as we approach absolute zero, we
Speaker 4: still get a little bit of a peak aka zero
Speaker 4: point energy, non zero energy in the vacuum state. There's
Speaker 4: still something.
Speaker 3: What this speaks to is.
Speaker 4: Again vacuum engineering and implosion.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: Could you comment a little bit on Plank's length, because
Speaker 6: I think understanding the scale of Plank's length when it
Speaker 6: comes to things our size, kind of shows you where
Speaker 6: all that energy is really coming from.
Speaker 4: Well, it's very odd because the people that are in
Speaker 4: power put it out publicly for you to visualize. You
Speaker 4: may have seen like some of the Avengers stuff after endgame,
Speaker 4: like the quantum verse and all that, or ant Man.
Speaker 4: It's basically that, like Planck length is what the universe
Speaker 4: is on the macro scale down to the smallest scale.
Speaker 4: It's on both scales. So you go from the universe
Speaker 4: at the largest scale from like the furthest galaxy we
Speaker 4: can see, to the next furthest galaxy we can see,
Speaker 4: and then you compress that down into like the smallest
Speaker 4: point possible. So it's kind of both. And this is
Speaker 4: kind of that picture right there, because you know, we
Speaker 4: live in three dimensions, and there are only three dimensions,
Speaker 4: but there's a universal wave function that's the nutrientoverse, that's
Speaker 4: the ether. Everything is moved and it's all moving together
Speaker 4: and there's no stopping it. That wave function is the universe,
Speaker 4: and that's the plank length per se. Well at least
Speaker 4: I got that right.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I was going to comment that as you scale
Speaker 6: planks length up in terms of like by a one
Speaker 6: inch by one inch thing, then the background radiation of
Speaker 6: the universe that's everywhere at all times becomes so super
Speaker 6: dense it's like a black hole. So that's a lot
Speaker 6: of energy potential at this super tiny scale. And if
Speaker 6: you could harvest that at scale to where we're at now,
Speaker 6: you're talking about taking energy that would be you know,
Speaker 6: beyond anything imaginable just from the void itself.
Speaker 4: Right here is the cosmos. Yeah, this is a zero point.
Speaker 4: This is a black hole. This is an implosion, This
Speaker 4: is a tornado. This is on all scales. This is
Speaker 4: efficiency defined on all scales. This is scale invariance. Throughout
Speaker 4: the universe. It's a lot of things, the the cubits
Speaker 4: or the the bites, the ones and zeros. The code
Speaker 4: of the universe runs on a dynamic fashion of this thing.
Speaker 4: Whatever this taurus is, whatever name it goes by, whatever
Speaker 4: God called it, whatever math represents it, is used throughout
Speaker 4: the universe. It's the one thing we always see, no
Speaker 4: matter how hard we look, on the lowest scale and
Speaker 4: the biggest scale. Here's some books. I made a little
Speaker 4: highlight if highlight reel if you want to watch it
Speaker 4: pretty quick. I think it's pretty good. The uh, the
Speaker 4: gist of it is, these guys all speak to creation,
Speaker 4: and it's just kind of a highlight to show how
Speaker 4: many people stumble upon this. A lot of people come
Speaker 4: from it from different sides like Stanley Meyer came at
Speaker 4: it from the water fuel angle and figured out that
Speaker 4: hydrogen is a universal energy aperture. And then guys like
Speaker 4: Tom Ballone was he was a patent clerk who would
Speaker 4: grant patents to people, and he was more open minded,
Speaker 4: so he started doing it for free energy stuff. And
Speaker 4: there's all kinds of people that stumble upon this. That's
Speaker 4: what you find out when you really get into the
Speaker 4: weed of electrodynamic science.
Speaker 7: Or what about Paul Hill? Do you know about Paul Hill.
Speaker 4: I don't know of Paul Hill. I know of Paul Brown.
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, he wrote an Unconventional Flying Objects book, but
Speaker 5: he had equations for interstinge or time travel, and it
Speaker 5: talks about like the mathematics of how electromagnetic engines did
Speaker 5: work and all that.
Speaker 7: He was in and out of the doors at NASA
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 5: And I think that not gathered is that you don't
Speaker 5: know much aboutohol, he'll because of NASA.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, we're not this guy.
Speaker 7: This guy is staying underground.
Speaker 4: I got and I got another guy I'll tell you about.
Speaker 4: So remind me of Paul Hill because it's the same
Speaker 4: case where he worked at NASA and then didn't release
Speaker 4: anything until after he died because he knew of what
Speaker 4: they would stop him from releasing, so that's why he
Speaker 4: waited until he died. But m uh yeah, if you
Speaker 4: guys want to watch this, that's cool. It is eleven minutes,
Speaker 4: but it goes by pretty quick, so I'll just go ahead.
Speaker 4: You guys can hear this too, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think so, yeah, yeah, turn it up some.
Speaker 8: I think it's a little low though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, oh, there we go. There we go.
Speaker 9: Declassification because it all is based on what you know.
Speaker 10: If you if you know enough about a classify project,
Speaker 10: it's very likely that you can push it.
Speaker 4: Into We say, what is the speed of light?
Speaker 11: Well, to an engineer, C equals one over the square
Speaker 11: root of new zero, excellent zero.
Speaker 4: The primitivity and permeability of the vacuum. So if you
Speaker 4: can do any.
Speaker 11: Engineering to reduce new zero and excellent zero, then one
Speaker 11: over the square to user epscellent zero gets to be
Speaker 11: a very high number. And so actually aiming in that
Speaker 11: direction is looking at you beyond the speed of light.
Speaker 4: You're actually not beyond the speed of light.
Speaker 3: It's just you re engineered the speed of light.
Speaker 11: So I mean that those are areas that are worth
Speaker 11: chasing if you can figure out engineering ways of getting.
Speaker 4: From here to there.
Speaker 11: So those are like ideas on the table, but we
Speaker 11: haven't done any work in the lab on that, and.
Speaker 7: Experiments happened.
Speaker 12: I've sort of participated in making somebody's calls myself with
Speaker 12: toronal coils to try to open up the gateway between
Speaker 12: our energy density our universe universe. In fact, there's evidence
Speaker 12: of at least six others where you make a gateway
Speaker 12: between you know, us in a parallel world. It like
Speaker 12: you'd open up an energy well if you wish into
Speaker 12: an upper energy density level or to a lower energy
Speaker 12: density level.
Speaker 3: Why because do you consume the bold field.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm as certain.
Speaker 12: No bolts performs and physical process of opposite electrical fashion.
Speaker 13: And as you dust the pulse frequency and you're tuning
Speaker 13: into the dialectric properties of water, an flow goes down
Speaker 13: the minimum and bolt each tries to take off towards
Speaker 13: infinity if the electronic components will allow it to happen.
Speaker 6: And it knows non linear oscillation theory, and also we
Speaker 6: have to.
Speaker 1: Have another one that knows non linear oscillation control theory.
Speaker 8: Those are specializations you don't.
Speaker 3: Root for.
Speaker 1: Or above or above Yeah, otherwise it's just like they
Speaker 1: told Bridge Depalmer if it would have been over unity,
Speaker 1: but it would just lock it the whole levee.
Speaker 14: So it has to be at this level.
Speaker 15: But Depauma, of course, has been wondering why it's so
Speaker 15: difficult to get something which is basically so simple into
Speaker 15: the public eye and get it into the universities.
Speaker 10: Everything is about survival really, and of course people take
Speaker 10: you away too far and then you know things.
Speaker 1: Well, that's a very good point because Billikowski, in his
Speaker 1: last work, Mankind in Amnesia, dealt with a problem.
Speaker 4: A human problem.
Speaker 1: That I've come to believe is the most important thing
Speaker 1: that i can let people know about, and that is
Speaker 1: that mankind suffered through doomsday and survive.
Speaker 16: Let's look at how zap energy creates z pinch fusion
Speaker 16: within an experimental core. First, a puff of gas is
Speaker 16: injected into a vacuum chamber. As the gas expands, an
Speaker 16: intense pulse of power ionizes the gas into a plasma.
Speaker 16: Its currents and magnetic fields cause it to accelerate down
Speaker 16: the chamber. As it comes past the inner nose cone,
Speaker 16: the plasma collapses into a thin column. The z pinch
Speaker 16: magnetic field powerfully compresses the plasma for a few fractions
Speaker 16: of a second, producing extreme temperatures and densities. As this happens,
Speaker 16: a wave of fusion reactions produces highly energized particles, which
Speaker 16: can be harvested to make heat and electricity. Soon after
Speaker 16: the pinch disappears, the cycle will begin again.
Speaker 17: I mean, I'm just saying we could power the world
Speaker 17: here faults.
Speaker 7: That's okay, not a big deal.
Speaker 9: You guys are speaking my language, so to speak. You're
Speaker 9: preaching to the choir with respects to what I've been told.
Speaker 9: Dare I say it could be, you know, nonsense, But
Speaker 9: what I've been told off the record by some American officials,
Speaker 9: as you know, what has been deemed as national security information,
Speaker 9: is what you're seemingly describing publicly. So I want to
Speaker 9: thank you so very much, Miss Donovan for even joining
Speaker 9: this call today.
Speaker 5: Now, basically, the idea is displacement current will support a
Speaker 5: self loop.
Speaker 6: System based on implosion rather than right. The whole idea
Speaker 6: of creation again a physics space and creation rather than destruction.
Speaker 18: So the charge implosion here is measured, the access to
Speaker 18: the power output is from the center pedal point here
Speaker 18: to the centrifugal point here, and you can guess which
Speaker 18: is which polarity.
Speaker 19: Okay, central pedal, centrifugal Hint, hint.
Speaker 1: This is a picture of the burglar current fillowers that
Speaker 1: fly between galaxies and deep space. They were in what's
Speaker 1: called doc mode, so that you can't actually say them,
Speaker 1: but the radio astronomers can pick them up with their
Speaker 1: idio telescopes. Tony Pratt, who worked at the Los Alamos labs,
Speaker 1: had access to information that no one else did, and
Speaker 1: that was the form of pleasure instabilities. When you create
Speaker 1: the most powerful electrical discharges that man can do on Earth,
Speaker 1: and when you do that, you get the kind of
Speaker 1: forms like that one scene in purple on the right.
Speaker 19: The armature in this spinning craft is merely delivering a
Speaker 19: high voltage to a concave surface, which is the Serle principle,
Speaker 19: and that delivers a large JODL component, which is.
Speaker 8: A gravity wate.
Speaker 20: The idea is that you can exchange the internal mass
Speaker 20: of an object with the local environment or the local
Speaker 20: space time itself. So the notion that energy cannot be
Speaker 20: created or destroyed would be correct. You're just basically cycling
Speaker 20: that energy in and out from the object because of
Speaker 20: spin coupled to an electromagnetic induction field, combined with something
Speaker 20: else that I'll tell you off the air, that would
Speaker 20: that would allegedly prove this to or show at least
Speaker 20: proof of concept that there would be mass reduction. If
Speaker 20: you're a human being and you can gain access to
Speaker 20: this technology, you're right up there with the government.
Speaker 7: And that's just simply how it is.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 20: I want to take a look at something called the
Speaker 20: electric universe theory.
Speaker 21: In fact that Josephs in junction capacitans is more able
Speaker 21: to pick up the logitudlu component.
Speaker 4: That's the mechanism that's insane. That's literally how putofs work too, right.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, well yeah, it's a long story.
Speaker 21: Yes, yeah, Hell was working with Dave and a little
Speaker 21: bit too much military there, I think, But anyway.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I feel like I've entered like an episode of
Speaker 10: Star Wars or something like that at this point. There's
Speaker 10: so many terms flying around here.
Speaker 4: And like you said, gravity, once we understand that, it
Speaker 4: does seem like you can engine it everything in reality,
Speaker 4: from stargates to cyborgs to whatever you want. It just
Speaker 4: depends on whatever you want, which, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 7: Some Star Wars stuff right there. I don't have much
Speaker 7: to add that.
Speaker 4: I would just recommend have a look at my essay
Speaker 4: from this morning. It maybe may connect to what you do.
Speaker 4: And then I'm sorry. I was going to mention implosion
Speaker 4: science as the key to gravity. Okay, thank your questions
Speaker 4: before I need.
Speaker 22: He wanted to know whether it could produce a lift,
Speaker 22: in other words, overcome the force of gravity. Hell put Off,
Speaker 22: head of institute, and a renowned experimental physicist, showed Yerg Schauberger.
Speaker 2: The tests dowd.
Speaker 3: I mean we could.
Speaker 22: Put Off's colleague Scott Little, used the stroboscope lamp to
Speaker 22: test whether the material would be defaut with the rising
Speaker 22: speed of revolution at two thousand revolutions per minute. The
Speaker 22: tests were aborted. There was concern that the half century
Speaker 22: old machine would fly apart.
Speaker 23: I must say one of the things I was impressed
Speaker 23: with was the quality of the construction, considering it was
Speaker 23: from the forties, and for example, when we put it
Speaker 23: on its bearings and spun it around, it spun very freely,
Speaker 23: as good as any modern bearings actually.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 23: I could see that its function was to generate some
Speaker 23: kind of votex airflow, and so what we wanted to
Speaker 23: do is look to see when it was spun at
Speaker 23: high speeds, whether we generate any lift.
Speaker 7: And what was the result of your test.
Speaker 23: Unfortunately, we didn't see any left. Now, there are two
Speaker 23: aspects of this that we wondered about after the fact,
Speaker 23: and that is, we only had pictures of the device
Speaker 23: before we received it, and there were at least two
Speaker 23: parts of the device that were not provided us. One
Speaker 23: of the parts we had pictures of photos of and
Speaker 23: so we were able to fabricate that part of the
Speaker 23: device to add.
Speaker 3: To what was sent to us.
Speaker 23: And then there was another smaller camp that we had
Speaker 23: no information on its structure. It wouldn't look like it
Speaker 23: would play a major role, but you know, we can't
Speaker 23: be sure. So when we didn't see a good effect,
Speaker 23: we didn't know if perhaps we were still missing a
Speaker 23: significant part.
Speaker 24: Not in a three dimensional concepts, so a lot I
Speaker 24: think a lot of people just don't get it. But
Speaker 24: it's a whirlpool that goes all the way to the
Speaker 24: plunk and then these transverse waves because they can only
Speaker 24: fit through an aperture at the plunk distance plank distance,
Speaker 24: they get squirted into a longitudinal.
Speaker 21: Wave exactly, that's right, and then they can go superluminal
Speaker 21: and they can embed in the array. That's exactly what
Speaker 21: we're saying. We can prove that's exactly the way hydrogen's
Speaker 21: are built for sure. We have the equations, and then
Speaker 21: we can prove that's the way DNA is built for sure,
Speaker 21: and then we can prove that's the way the stack
Speaker 21: of platonics, all the electron shells and nuclear hadrons, is
Speaker 21: literally only a platonic nest.
Speaker 19: So we can prove that's how the.
Speaker 17: Atonic table is built precisely because the plotonic nest is
Speaker 17: the golden RATIOO deck. So everything we have that becomes
Speaker 17: self organizing called origin of neg entropy, uses that physics.
Speaker 19: Called plank fire dot coment This is creation, this is transmutation,
Speaker 19: it's decreation.
Speaker 7: It's anti gravity.
Speaker 25: It's faster than like communication, it's faster than like traveling,
Speaker 25: is teleportation. Yeah, we're going to get to that. It's
Speaker 25: unlimited energy at any point in the universe. It's the
Speaker 25: God's toolbox with a little g in quotes.
Speaker 4: Living here in America, even recycling is fake. So to
Speaker 4: hear that is just absolutely mind blowing. It's simple physics.
Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So that's that.
Speaker 26: That did go by pretty fast. I didn't feel I
Speaker 26: was like, man, when is he gonna keep going? I
Speaker 26: thought it was going to keep going for a while.
Speaker 26: That was interesting.
Speaker 8: I actually took a lot of notes while that was
Speaker 8: going on.
Speaker 4: Man, there's a lot here so to say, to speak
Speaker 4: to the pulse thing. Right. Sometime this year I found this.
Speaker 4: It was at the beginning of the year January, February whatever,
Speaker 4: maybe even before then, maybe December sometime of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: Either way, what this is is the z pinch fusion
Speaker 4: from ZAP energy. What they are is a DARPA project,
Speaker 4: So this is our own government hiding unlimited energy in
Speaker 4: the form of massive DARPA projects using plasma. This z
Speaker 4: pinch is that pulse that I originally wanted to know about.
Speaker 4: Why does when you pulse something like they ionize the
Speaker 4: gas and it's a pulse of electricity that travels down
Speaker 4: in a toroid and collapses. Why is that pulse so effective?
Speaker 4: Because when it compresses in a Z pinch and another
Speaker 4: lightning bolt, there's a release of electrons. The things collide
Speaker 4: so fast that they disperse. You'll see that.
Speaker 16: Rynetic field powerfully compresses the plasma for a few fractions
Speaker 16: of a second, producing extreme temperatures and densities. As this happens,
Speaker 16: a wave of fusion reactions produces highly energized particles, which.
Speaker 4: So the machine's not even on and this is happening.
Speaker 4: You can think of this as a light bulb. You
Speaker 4: could have a tabletop light bulb reactor that gives you
Speaker 4: infinite energy. You could turn the flashlight on your phone
Speaker 4: to charge it. You could turn it on to charge it.
Speaker 4: You could turn your lights on in your house to
Speaker 4: have infinite energy. What this is is that, except for
Speaker 4: this is a massive darker project.
Speaker 5: Chief, I think you might find this interesting. And it
Speaker 5: goes back to the Nazi scientist Rictor I told you
Speaker 5: about earlier. I pulled the story up while this was playing,
Speaker 5: and basically what happened there was they announced Richter did
Speaker 5: a press conference with Argentine and they announced that they.
Speaker 7: Figured out the hydrogen bomb before the US did.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 5: The Air Force had guys go down there and talk
Speaker 5: with him, and what he said to them was, I
Speaker 5: figured out how to put plasma in a total field
Speaker 5: pressurize it and hit it with tons of electricity. The
Speaker 5: plasma then stores up its own energy reserves and he goes.
Speaker 5: He followed all that up by saying, I figured all
Speaker 5: this out in nineteen thirty six in Nazi Germany, and
Speaker 5: we called it zero point energy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the nail on the head. Bob Greenier says.
Speaker 4: You get anti gravity fusion teleportation, you get all of
Speaker 4: it when you figure out what this is doing.
Speaker 5: And it's twenty twenty five and now it's you know,
Speaker 5: DARPA doing the same thing and just not telling anybody
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm hearing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me look, let me look. It's worth it.
Speaker 4: Z pinch Fusion. They're just gonna share my screen to this.
Speaker 4: It's got nineteen thousand views, probably all of those are
Speaker 4: from me posting about it on x.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna show you how public this is, because
Speaker 4: there's nothing not public about this, Z pinch Fusion. You
Speaker 4: look it up on YouTube. It's right here. That's the
Speaker 4: video we just watched from zapp Energy. You go to
Speaker 4: zapp Energy fusion power, no magnets required, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 4: This is a DARPA project. It's right in your face.
Speaker 4: Ultra public, no hide, no secrecy. You take the diaphragm
Speaker 4: or you put another how do I say this, You
Speaker 4: put a diaphragm on the end of this pulse here
Speaker 4: and you get you can have teleport or you can
Speaker 4: have anti gravity too. Frank Mead, I don't know if
Speaker 4: I put his device in my presentation.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 4: He's the guy that basically gave the checks to help
Speaker 4: put off Frank Mead. He comes up with plasma propulsion,
Speaker 4: which is basically this device with a diaphragm on the
Speaker 4: end of it, so there is no secrets and it's
Speaker 4: literally as simple as looking it up on YouTube. This
Speaker 4: thing right here, like I said, could be on your
Speaker 4: tabletop as a fusion reactor. They're making a massive nuclear
Speaker 4: facility for this one device, and they're going to make
Speaker 4: it a big device, so it is going to generate
Speaker 4: a lot of electricity, but it won't be your electricity.
Speaker 4: You'll be buying it. So that's that, and then I'll
Speaker 4: share it. Back to the presentation here, Frank made of
Speaker 4: Church's chicken exactly. Hey William, what's up brother?
Speaker 27: He was at the Yeah, yeah, I was trying to
Speaker 27: We're gonna get him on the show.
Speaker 3: Too. I think at the end of the morning something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 4: Oh sweet, yeah, yeah, yeah, the one time I popped
Speaker 4: back to the stream yard.
Speaker 8: That's funny.
Speaker 4: So yeah, here's Tom Beard and he's got a whole
Speaker 4: DVD series on energy from the vacuum. So we can
Speaker 4: just think of the vacuum as energy. They all energy
Speaker 4: comes from the vacuum. The vacuum spins itself up into matter.
Speaker 4: The vacuum is a super fluid, meaning if you're in space,
Speaker 4: just like the titan submarine imploding underneath the ocean, you know,
Speaker 4: and that guy the millionaire rigged thing to go look
Speaker 4: at the Titanic when it implodes, it is instantly filled.
Speaker 4: Not necessarily, everything's instantly evacuated. It's instantly filled. So the
Speaker 4: vacuum of space will instantly fill your craft if it
Speaker 4: has a leak. And that's the energy from the vacuum.
Speaker 4: There's like forty sometimes three hour episodes they put on DVD.
Speaker 4: This was like, I mean, you can tell it was
Speaker 4: from a while ago. That's John Bedini. He had a
Speaker 4: free energy motor. That's what this is right here. The
Speaker 4: magic of this is the inductive kickback you get from
Speaker 4: one of these magnets passing a copper coil. That's right
Speaker 4: where this mouse is. A magnet on the wheel here
Speaker 4: will pass a copper coil, induce a voltage in it,
Speaker 4: and then pull that voltage along with it, and it
Speaker 4: will collapse, just like the z pinch fusion machine we're
Speaker 4: looking at.
Speaker 27: That's really weird about that. So I didn't through ot
Speaker 27: to you. Is that I covered recently Robert Flood. He
Speaker 27: had some sort of invention that had he had like
Speaker 27: a wheel and then like some copper twisted thing, and
Speaker 27: he had this theory about how it was going to
Speaker 27: supposed to like pull water up and then like pour
Speaker 27: it back down. It was like this continual energy thing
Speaker 27: which is recycling the same water. They said it didn't
Speaker 27: make any sense to see if it was possible, but
Speaker 27: supposedly he you know, there's pictures you can find of
Speaker 27: like his drawing of it, but it sounds very close
Speaker 27: to this something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so basically what he's doing right here is
Speaker 4: getting a pulse modulated device out of this. So this
Speaker 4: whole thing is a regular motor for the most part.
Speaker 4: The coil, the magnets, all that stuff is found in
Speaker 4: regular DCAC motors throughout the planet. But the magic, the
Speaker 4: power comes from the circuitry. It's just a simple switching
Speaker 4: effect going on underneath here. It goes from positive to
Speaker 4: the positive to negative in tune with the wheel, and
Speaker 4: that experience generates over unity. It's cold electricity too. You'll
Speaker 4: find that as he talks about his devices in the
Speaker 4: series here. I've watched all forty of them, so I
Speaker 4: could just tell you from watching them that it is
Speaker 4: all about the pulse method, and that it is cold electricity,
Speaker 4: meaning you can touch it and it won't hurt you.
Speaker 4: It doesn't heat up wires, it doesn't short circuit things.
Speaker 4: It's it's a it's cold, and there's a I don't
Speaker 4: have the video. There's a great demonstration of the seral
Speaker 4: effect generator on YouTube that shows that as well. They stick.
Speaker 4: If you don't know what the Serle generator is, it's
Speaker 4: basically a wheel flipped on its side and there's a
Speaker 4: bunch of magnets that spin around it and that generates
Speaker 4: electricity in the core. Actually, it's an ambient energy generator
Speaker 4: because it sucks in energy through the core of it
Speaker 4: and then recirculates it in the toroidal field.
Speaker 7: Was Beard and able to levitate objects.
Speaker 4: Well, he worked with a guy named Oh my god,
Speaker 4: he did magnets. He used magnets to make like trains
Speaker 4: move around and stuff. Howard Johnson. No, maybe that's his name.
Speaker 4: Long story short. Yeah, they did an experiment where apparently
Speaker 4: the guy he was working with, I believe his name
Speaker 4: is Howard Johnson add a device that went spun up
Speaker 4: fast enough, generated a gravity field from its own spin
Speaker 4: and took off. So yeah, I thought, so yeah, I
Speaker 4: thought I'd heard about that.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it was a pyramid or not,
Speaker 5: but or was the object in the shape of a pyramid.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: I thought.
Speaker 7: No, I read something about that.
Speaker 4: But the magnets were diagonally sliced on the Howard Johnson wheel.
Speaker 4: But they're not necessary. I mean, they are kind of pyramids.
Speaker 4: They're like right angles right angle magnets, but they're stuck
Speaker 4: on a wheel that he spun really fast. That's the
Speaker 4: gist of it. And you know, a lot of this
Speaker 4: stuff is like, wow, you're telling me we just spin
Speaker 4: an electromagnetic wheel really fast and we get anti gravity. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And maybe that's simple because it stems from a lot
Speaker 4: of you know, pre sting of information in our culture,
Speaker 4: in the stuff we get, and that's because they already
Speaker 4: have it like we just I was going to say.
Speaker 4: The other thing with that video I put together is
Speaker 4: help put offs literally talking to the grandson of Victor
Speaker 4: Schauberger and saying, yeah, we can't replicate this technology, with
Speaker 4: a smirk on his face, like I don't know about
Speaker 4: you guys. But when he says yeah, we didn't see
Speaker 4: any lyft, you can smell the shit grin right like
Speaker 4: you can tell he's lying. And then he says, well,
Speaker 4: we didn't have enough parts. It's like okay, okay, So
Speaker 4: he's just lying about it some way or another, some fashion,
Speaker 4: And yeah, Schauburger came up with implosion drives. There's a
Speaker 4: lot of people that figure it out as you, I guess,
Speaker 4: just get into it when you start learning about this
Speaker 4: stuff anti gravity. I go into that a little bit
Speaker 4: down here some more. But this is all water fuel
Speaker 4: thunderstorm generator. I saw one of these run at the
Speaker 4: Cosmic Summit. I was pretty sweet. There's water fuel from
Speaker 4: regular water electrolysis, but not necessarily regular because it's modified
Speaker 4: to be efficient through pulse method and sact rays and
Speaker 4: then photon injection and all that. That's Stanley Meyer using
Speaker 4: radio frequency to create sono luminescence and pop out electrons
Speaker 4: from water. That's John Kanzius. He lit water on fire
Speaker 4: through using radio frequencies. That's also kind of a John
Speaker 4: Hutchinson effect if you know who John Hutchinson is. But
Speaker 4: that's John Kansias. He had r F frequency fire from water.
Speaker 4: Walter P. Jenkins had another one. Robert Boyce had another one.
Speaker 4: These are just five examples of water fuels, sources and machines.
Speaker 4: And this is the this is John Kansis right here.
Speaker 4: This is the Walter P. Jenkins device, I believe. And
Speaker 4: this is Stanley Meyers stuff. And that's the that's the
Speaker 4: thunderstorm generator magic right there. Magnetic motors, John Bedeny, Howard Johnson, Yep,
Speaker 4: that's the guy that had the anti gravity effect that
Speaker 4: we're just talking about.
Speaker 7: Nice.
Speaker 4: That's John Vine. He's the guy in the picture here.
Speaker 4: He's a little bit older here, but same guy. Solo
Speaker 4: effect generator. So there's a video on YouTube that they
Speaker 4: start this thing up and it starts going and then
Speaker 4: the middle of the the middle of it here starts
Speaker 4: getting really cold. It's because it's sucking out electrons into
Speaker 4: these outer rings. It's an ambient energy generator. It's going
Speaker 4: to suck stuff in this way, through and around it,
Speaker 4: and it's going to create its own little warp bubble
Speaker 4: in space.
Speaker 8: Is that something like a black hole?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, So there are no black holes. It's only implosions,
Speaker 4: and implosions are I didn't get it on here, but
Speaker 4: there they're simply like black holes. Are not black holes
Speaker 4: in the sense that they suck in everything and destroy it.
Speaker 4: They're simply a point of scintillation, so things will emerge
Speaker 4: in do it and then emerge out of it in
Speaker 4: exponential fashion, so you'll get sucked into it super quick
Speaker 4: and thrown out the other side real fast. There's a
Speaker 4: beautiful experiment where somebody sets a can up a regular
Speaker 4: coat can, mountain dew, can, pepsi, can whatever, on the
Speaker 4: side of a hill, and they cut the top off.
Speaker 4: They stick a piece of paper in the side of
Speaker 4: it so it covers up most of the back half,
Speaker 4: and then they stick a pin hole through one side,
Speaker 4: so the light emerges through the pinhole through the black hole,
Speaker 4: through the implosion. The light from the hillside of the
Speaker 4: nature will emerge through this pinhole and onto the paper. Now,
Speaker 4: how does it do that? How does It's a beautiful
Speaker 4: experiment and it's it speaks to the time of photography
Speaker 4: being invented. But it's so simple because it's simply an
Speaker 4: implosion point, like it's a zero point energy and log itself.
Speaker 4: Things enter in and then get thrown out the other side.
Speaker 4: So there are no black holes that tear everything apart.
Speaker 4: There are black holes that throw things away. Though.
Speaker 7: This could get into portals right, uh.
Speaker 4: Huh stargates yeah, yep. And then coromray converter. This is
Speaker 4: Joseph Newman's device down here kinds of stuff. Oh, the
Speaker 4: end machine from Bruce to Palma. That's this. It didn't
Speaker 4: achieve free energy, but what it did was explain science
Speaker 4: a little bit deeper. So he basically stuck two rotating gyroscopes.
Speaker 4: I think they're gyroscopes. No, what's the name Homo polar motors,
Speaker 4: These things that spin the motor one way or another.
Speaker 4: He stuck two of them on a box and then
Speaker 4: dropped it when it was running and when it was
Speaker 4: not running. Now, what do you guys think when it
Speaker 4: was running? Did anything happen? When it wasn't running, did
Speaker 4: it drop normally? Like what do you think happened when
Speaker 4: he ran this double Holer Holer polar motor and then
Speaker 4: dropped it from a string like it was in the
Speaker 4: air and then dropped.
Speaker 3: It it just like hover.
Speaker 4: It actually fell faster. Oh really, so it fell faster
Speaker 4: to the ground when it was turned on. What this
Speaker 4: is evidence of is its own inertial field is interacting
Speaker 4: with the earth. In some sense, it has an inertial
Speaker 4: field to itself just based on spin. Now, physics calls
Speaker 4: this conservation of angular momentum, but it's more dynamic than
Speaker 4: that because this is a simple machine and it hit
Speaker 4: the ground faster like that is that connect? That's like
Speaker 4: saying I jumped higher for just because I had, you know,
Speaker 4: a protein bar this morning or something like that, Like
Speaker 4: that shouldn't really happen, right, yeah, right, right right?
Speaker 8: I like how you blit that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's it's a strange effect. And brust de
Speaker 4: Palmer he was kind of murked, he was marked, He
Speaker 4: was thrown out of the country and then then marked.
Speaker 4: So it's a tragic tale.
Speaker 5: But all these all these guys could get their own
Speaker 5: episode or a series of episodes. But you know, I'm
Speaker 5: thinking about John Keeley here too, because his one of
Speaker 5: his devices apparently worked differently when he was in its presence.
Speaker 4: M yeah, Do you.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you a quick question. Do you think
Speaker 8: it was our own that did it?
Speaker 26: Or do you think it was somebody else that didn't
Speaker 26: want us to have that technology?
Speaker 4: That's a good question. And I'll say this. You know
Speaker 4: a lot of people talk about that. A lot of
Speaker 4: people go to the suppression angle, the overarching suppression angle
Speaker 4: of why we don't have this technology and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to say I don't care about that,
Speaker 4: because I do care about that, and the implications are
Speaker 4: massive one way or another. But at the same time,
Speaker 4: at the point where I know all this stuff I'm
Speaker 4: talking to you guys about, and if I were to
Speaker 4: know what the question you just asked me, I'd kind
Speaker 4: of be like even more scared for my life, Like
Speaker 4: I haven't even built nothing yet, but just talking to
Speaker 4: you guys is uh. You know these are national security
Speaker 4: secrets here. These If you had more energy than you
Speaker 4: would ever need in any one of these devices, could
Speaker 4: you imagine the life you could live. You could go
Speaker 4: You could go to any farmer. You could go to
Speaker 4: any business and instantly help them. You could go to
Speaker 4: you could go anywhere yourself.
Speaker 28: We'll never let it happen. My dad had multiple patents.
Speaker 28: They shut them down. That other guy had patents, they
Speaker 28: shut him down. There's too much control in the oligarchy.
Speaker 28: They're never going to let it go.
Speaker 4: The scariest thing to know it. I agree whoever they are,
Speaker 4: they eat their own That's what I would sum that
Speaker 4: question up. Question up as as they eat their own children.
Speaker 7: I agree with that too. And how he said, and
Speaker 7: that's what I mean. That's why I don't get this whole.
Speaker 5: I don't mean this in a way that like I'm
Speaker 5: trying to come after anybody, But this whole notion of
Speaker 5: there are no secrets.
Speaker 7: I'm not really. I don't know, man, I'm not really.
Speaker 5: You guys are saying there's no secrets, but yet this
Speaker 5: stuff is being suppressed. So where's the fine line there?
Speaker 4: That's a good question.
Speaker 2: Let's ask uncle John Trump.
Speaker 4: STANDEO even sat down with John Trump, and I didn't
Speaker 4: get the chance to ask him when he was in
Speaker 4: the X space there. But there's a whole side to
Speaker 4: the suppression angle that I don't completely understand. I for
Speaker 4: a long time was going down it, like, you know,
Speaker 4: just just inherently like why is politics so fake? I
Speaker 4: don't understand why nothing actually cool gets done people actually
Speaker 4: come together, Like none of this is making sense?
Speaker 28: Are you not entertained exactly? That's all it is. It circuses,
Speaker 28: that's all it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean you could, You could probably pin it down,
Speaker 4: and there's probably people that have pinned it down. And
Speaker 4: I mean your theory is probably better than mine as
Speaker 4: to who controls all this information and doesn't let it out.
Speaker 28: But every time I think I figure it out, there's
Speaker 28: twenty more people the research.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's another never ending rabbit hole in and of itself.
Speaker 4: And at the same time, you know, I just don't
Speaker 4: want to know. It's like saying, it's like having an overbearing,
Speaker 4: terrified mother, like the the guy that was always fed
Speaker 4: pills from the movie It that poor kid, Like I
Speaker 4: just don't want to think about that so much. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, I get exactly what you're feeling,
Speaker 4: because the fuckery has gone way awry and we are
Speaker 4: so far out eat a lot it doesn't even make sense.
Speaker 28: So well, look at what they've done to every single
Speaker 28: person that's tried to use it for not like global
Speaker 28: elite bullshit like Tesla, like this Mormon guy, that's just
Speaker 28: some random guy. This more like my dad who had
Speaker 28: multiple patents that got shut down over and over and
Speaker 28: over again.
Speaker 2: Like they do not allow people to do this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff. They don't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the magic is that they've tricked everyone into
Speaker 5: thinking that cars only run on gas and you have
Speaker 5: to pay for LES bill every month, and you have
Speaker 5: to pay, you know, just to receive energy in general,
Speaker 5: what's in legal some places to gather rain water. People
Speaker 5: just like accept that they have to buy gas, water
Speaker 5: and electricity and it should all be free.
Speaker 7: So there is some sort of a cover up here.
Speaker 28: Well, they fight wars over it. Look at the oil wars,
Speaker 28: like they're never going to let this go. They make
Speaker 28: so much money, Like look at the Dullest Brothers and
Speaker 28: all the money they pulled in from all the crap
Speaker 28: that they were in with the wars.
Speaker 2: And at the end of the day, it's all nonsense.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 2: That's especially the Vietnam War.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's a compelling as I've been told, there's
Speaker 4: a compelling case. Pretty much anyone could make if they
Speaker 4: looked into it hard enough. That stems back thousand of
Speaker 4: years of certain families having control, you know, And when
Speaker 4: I I wasn't told that by just a nobody, And
Speaker 4: when I was told that, I was like, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm at the point where I believe Christ was an
Speaker 4: electric being and we could be like Christ. So I
Speaker 4: believe we are way more abundant and capable of great
Speaker 4: things than the system wherein allows us to think. And
Speaker 4: I don't blame anybody for not I don't know. I
Speaker 4: don't even blame anybody for being wrong or into politics,
Speaker 4: or I'm not really mad at anybodymore because the system
Speaker 4: is so overbearing. I guess you're right, that is. That's
Speaker 4: still the one secret is who is it?
Speaker 5: For sure, it's billion dollar companies because they're profiting on
Speaker 5: the way things are, and they're not going to profit
Speaker 5: if things change.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent. It's if I were to sum it
Speaker 4: up in my thoughts as to who controls this, this technology,
Speaker 4: this planet. Literally, it's an amorphous amalgamist blob of you know,
Speaker 4: regulars and non regulars that are contributing and not contributing
Speaker 4: to some kind of dynamic plot like they're obviously scripting
Speaker 4: stuff along the way, so it's not hard to realize
Speaker 4: that there's somebody out there, Like COVID was a big
Speaker 4: thing for everybody. But I don't know. It's just it's
Speaker 4: not my forte anymore. I'd rather, I'd literally rather not
Speaker 4: know at this point who it is because I learned
Speaker 4: so much of this creationism. I'd rather not know who's
Speaker 4: who are the destructors? You know what I mean. I
Speaker 4: could probably be a good thing to know, but I'm
Speaker 4: also not chasing that pony or whatever, right, So.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean yeah, And the upside of that is
Speaker 5: that you're not declining into a state of perpetual black pill.
Speaker 4: I was, Oh my god, before I figured this stuff out,
Speaker 4: I was one hondred percent black pill dude. I bought
Speaker 4: a ton of rice and beans and stuff because I
Speaker 4: thought we were going to war.
Speaker 5: Like, well, I'll tell you this, man, you don't You
Speaker 5: don't give off black pill vibes now, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: Only because I've gone through the loophole so this stuff,
Speaker 4: Like I said, what could you? I can't even imagine
Speaker 4: the life I would live if I had free energy, genuinely,
Speaker 4: like you you can you don't need anything. You would
Speaker 4: be traveling the world. Yeah, you could travel the cosmos
Speaker 4: if you had free energy.
Speaker 7: If you did it right, what would you need money?
Speaker 2: Okay, I have a question for everybody on the panel.
Speaker 28: Would you do the jump though, knowing what happened to
Speaker 28: some of the people that we think maybe did the jump,
Speaker 28: would you jump time?
Speaker 2: Would you would you chime travel? Would you do it?
Speaker 4: Well? Yes and no. I don't think there's really time
Speaker 4: travel per se in a physical sense like.
Speaker 2: Portal like portal travel. We'll reword that.
Speaker 4: Well, it's like you heard of the man talk stuff.
Speaker 4: It's kind of time travel like that where you sit
Speaker 4: somewhere and then the field around you, uh, is kind
Speaker 4: of like foggy, and you can peer through it like
Speaker 4: you can You can time travel in this sense of
Speaker 4: like holographic vision, like you can recreate something that happened
Speaker 4: in the past per se, but there's no really going
Speaker 4: back to it because it is a it's already disturbed.
Speaker 4: The past is gone for say, like you can only
Speaker 4: look at it through foggy.
Speaker 28: Some weird accounts of Howard Hughes being other places when
Speaker 28: he shouldn't have been that that there are actual people
Speaker 28: and Tim knows this. We did a show on it
Speaker 28: where they discussed it when he was in a whole
Speaker 28: nother country and and it was very strange and and
Speaker 28: so I don't know, you know, there's enough for me
Speaker 28: to be compelled to think that they have figured out
Speaker 28: some things.
Speaker 2: But I think it messes with you.
Speaker 28: Like everybody we've seen that does that, I think it
Speaker 28: comes with a cost.
Speaker 2: So that's why I'm curious for the panel. Would you
Speaker 2: do it? If you could do it, would you do it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's engineering consciousness. And this guy right here,
Speaker 4: Victor Gribenikov, I'll talk about him a little bit more.
Speaker 4: He had a bee's nest that you said under and
Speaker 4: it would heal you per se. I guess YouTube doesn't
Speaker 4: like that that word, so I apologize because yeah, he said, yeah,
Speaker 4: So this is Victor Grebenikov. He had something like a
Speaker 4: time travel device at Montak where you sit in a
Speaker 4: chair and the field around you can be morphed into
Speaker 4: anything in the universe, like when you're in a state space.
Speaker 4: You can condition a state space to direct energy flow.
Speaker 4: All of physics is about energy, and state spaces are
Speaker 4: the universe. So a human being for instance, in a
Speaker 4: cozy rev mirror can get all kinds of telepathy and
Speaker 4: maybe you know teleportation going on. But the time travel
Speaker 4: thing is not a physical thing per se. In my opinion,
Speaker 4: studying all this physics, it's just like peering through the
Speaker 4: fog at an old TV. You're going and looking at
Speaker 4: the past. Your spirit can probably go and embed in
Speaker 4: that past state space and whatever you're trying to focus
Speaker 4: on or remote view, but it's not necessarily that like
Speaker 4: I can time travel back and see a dinosaur and
Speaker 4: then come back with a tooth or something like that,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. It's not so much of
Speaker 4: a like the mirrors come in the smoke and mirrors metaphor,
Speaker 4: that's about time travel. That's about telepathy, smoke and mirrors.
Speaker 4: And one hundred.
Speaker 28: Percent I believe in telepathy because I've studied too heart
Speaker 28: quite a bit in the mind, and so for sure,
Speaker 28: for sure I believe that. But I also believe there's
Speaker 28: a physical manifestation that they've figured out, like honestly good
Speaker 28: just because of the people that have around around these cases.
Speaker 28: Stated like there's people that saw him there and different things.
Speaker 28: So if not, it was a very realistic hologram or something.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure on that.
Speaker 28: But nevertheless, they are admitting now in a lot of
Speaker 28: these declassified things that they're releasing all about Pooh's work
Speaker 28: for sure lately, which is really interesting that they've never
Speaker 28: let that go before. You know, the mostal part of
Speaker 28: that is being verified. Yeah, with the CIA docs.
Speaker 5: So he was I think he was inventing some of
Speaker 5: this cool free energy like technology too, Hadi. I saw
Speaker 5: something about that the other day about Puparovitch was actually
Speaker 5: like an inventor as well, which is I thought was
Speaker 5: just an interesting addition to his story.
Speaker 4: I've heard the name before is probably.
Speaker 28: You have to you if you haven't been down the
Speaker 28: nine and poohar with what you do.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic. You have to. It's like such a fun dive.
Speaker 28: Even it won't mess you up too bad, except he
Speaker 28: does some weird his experiments.
Speaker 2: We're in the seventies, so there's kids involved.
Speaker 28: Oh yeah, not that nothing gets too deep as far
Speaker 28: as anything weird that way, So just that they were
Speaker 28: like space kids. It's like basically like that show, Oh
Speaker 28: my gosh, why can I Never Stranger things?
Speaker 2: Ah and Faraday cages. It's very interesting children.
Speaker 29: Yeah, children younger than seven are sometimes considered to be
Speaker 29: able to perceive the ell or you know, and so
Speaker 29: they can immediately perceive past.
Speaker 14: They don't need all the they don't need any of
Speaker 14: the technology, they don't need any of this.
Speaker 7: They just need a story.
Speaker 4: That's kind of the idea. They're not really so formed, right,
Speaker 4: And if we think back to the idea of short
Speaker 4: circuiting your brain to be more in tune with source
Speaker 4: itself through not going to sleep and making yourself tired,
Speaker 4: you can think of that being directly correlated with not
Speaker 4: being completely embodied, right, Like seven or five year olds
Speaker 4: don't typically have the full capacity to make good decisions
Speaker 4: on their own. Now, I was a camp counselor at
Speaker 4: the YMCA in high school, and I've seen some five
Speaker 4: year olds that are extremely mature. And I don't know
Speaker 4: if that's, you know, because I live in America and
Speaker 4: things are in the water and food or whatever. But
Speaker 4: there's there's variations in that. But yeah, one hundred percent,
Speaker 4: you know, being in tune with source is what your
Speaker 4: brain and heart is doing. Your lungs are constantly opening
Speaker 4: and compressing. Like there's a lot of ways to talk
Speaker 4: about it, but in a physic sense. Yeah, all that
Speaker 4: stuff is real. They use kids, that's what's scary.
Speaker 28: And this whole situation with the ether and some of
Speaker 28: the hardest hit channels that I've seen as a recently,
Speaker 28: like a Steiner channel. She just speaks about Steiner and
Speaker 28: it didn't have anything to do with like harmful situation
Speaker 28: or whatever. They shut her down. And when you can
Speaker 28: see all this coming to fruition as this comes forward,
Speaker 28: right and you read Steiner, then you go, oh, okay,
Speaker 28: that's why.
Speaker 2: Same thing with Bouoharik. You'll see it's oh yeah, it's relevant.
Speaker 4: There's a few, so to name off a couple of
Speaker 4: areas of physics that have been classified by the US
Speaker 4: government that Mark and Dreessen talks about. One is residence,
Speaker 4: one is longitudinal electro dynamics. Another one is like the
Speaker 4: whole remote viewing thing, and all the psychological aspects that
Speaker 4: are actually psychological aspects, like the whole idea of therapy
Speaker 4: and psychoanalytics at least American world or in USA world,
Speaker 4: is completely nothing to do with anything actually physical. It's
Speaker 4: all emotive and interpretive. But another area of physics that's
Speaker 4: kind of gate kept is pisio electrics, the idea of
Speaker 4: just compressing something in it generating a voltage.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Another one is just static electric being something having a
Speaker 4: what do they call it an electric electrete property where
Speaker 4: it's sitting there resonating a static electric field. That's kind
Speaker 4: of covered up. You don't hear that too much, but
Speaker 4: there are so many different areas of physics that are
Speaker 4: covered up. And when you have things like weather manipulation
Speaker 4: on planet Earth, you know, it's kind of easy to
Speaker 4: say why see why. The idea of phase conjugation is
Speaker 4: another area of physics that is kind of gate kept.
Speaker 4: We call it different things. Four wave mixing is a
Speaker 4: name for it. There's but it's implosion science. That's another
Speaker 4: area of physics that's get kept. All kinds of areas, grounding,
Speaker 4: the study of grounding, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 7: But do you get into Eric Dollard or fantast in
Speaker 7: the egg integertron any.
Speaker 4: I've heard of Eric Dollard. I know I need to
Speaker 4: get into him because a lot of people talk about him.
Speaker 7: But I think he's still alive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he worked out at Van Tassel's dome that he
Speaker 5: built out there in a my hobby and I just
Speaker 5: you got me thinking about it when you're talking about
Speaker 5: you know, just electricity and stuff, and you said something
Speaker 5: about maybe there being like a light.
Speaker 7: Being associated with God.
Speaker 5: And they actually did some experiments out there where they
Speaker 5: said that they saw a little light being a little
Speaker 5: light entities show up in the in the room.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Angels are real certa.
Speaker 7: Color associated with this phenomenon?
Speaker 4: Uh? Color color? No? No?
Speaker 26: Typically no, was that question like about chakras when you
Speaker 26: asked that question about color.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you could definitely map it onto Chalker systems. You
Speaker 14: could map it onto say this whole episode has been
Speaker 14: about Cabala, that would be obviously my sort of framework
Speaker 14: you could. Yeah, there's obviously the Aokian component of like
Speaker 14: what you're saying about consciousness and being the Adamante man
Speaker 14: or the Shem or the Enoch or the Metatron, like,
Speaker 14: it all makes sense to me using more truitional frameworks.
Speaker 14: But obviously this is taking like a new kind a
Speaker 14: scientific way. So I'm quite interested in and I don't
Speaker 14: really know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, color is a frequency. And if you've ever heard
Speaker 4: of the photo electric effect, you'll know that different colors
Speaker 4: can have different effects on different metals and different masses
Speaker 4: and different materials. So the photoelectric effect is kind of
Speaker 4: not what it is. It's not. It's more dynamic than that.
Speaker 4: It's a frequency matching thing between the source of the
Speaker 4: light and the thing that's hitting it. It's more dynamic
Speaker 4: than just a photoelectric effect. But we engineer this constantly
Speaker 4: and all the time. So I take that back. Yes,
Speaker 4: color is extremely important because color is frequency.
Speaker 14: I've heard before that green is the zero point color,
Speaker 14: but then there's also an emergent color which is pink,
Speaker 14: very similar to what Tim has in his background.
Speaker 7: I'm not calling out Tim, just.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Dan Winner talks about that quite a bit as the
Speaker 4: molecular alignment of atoms and electrons themselves being a certain
Speaker 4: spin geometry attuned to their zero point center. So I've
Speaker 4: heard this idea before, and it comes from a lot
Speaker 4: of the recent that comes from plants being green themselves,
Speaker 4: like we it's kind of common knowledge that people know
Speaker 4: supposedly plants aren't the color that they are. They're not
Speaker 4: actually green, it's just that they're emitting everything else that
Speaker 4: isn't green, and that's why we see it, or something
Speaker 4: like that. But Yeah has talked about this. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: the zero point in a sense, the leaf is a
Speaker 4: zero point for the ambient electromagnetic waves and oxygen and
Speaker 4: all that kind of good stuff.
Speaker 14: And the darker the green the leaf, the more dense,
Speaker 14: the less light can pass through. Then the more translucent,
Speaker 14: the more emerald in quality the leaf, the less sense
Speaker 14: it is. It's kind of like a trick plants play.
Speaker 14: I'm sorry, I can't speak properly, but there is something
Speaker 14: to even the quality of the green. So I think
Speaker 14: that's really interesting.
Speaker 4: I didn't do anything in this presentation, but color confinement
Speaker 4: is something I've been getting into because you know, when
Speaker 4: we think about what is the source of light, Like,
Speaker 4: so you've got a flashlight, where's that source actually coming from, Well,
Speaker 4: it's the light emitting diode. But what is the light
Speaker 4: emitting diode actually doing. It's believe it or not, it's
Speaker 4: imploding an electrodynamic function basically, like you're sending something to
Speaker 4: this diode and out the end of it is a
Speaker 4: flash of light. Mainstream physics has no literally no investigation
Speaker 4: into the propagation of lights, the origin of light itself,
Speaker 4: other than like color confinement, and that's a super complex
Speaker 4: topic itself. They like mainstream science absolutely murders all good description.
Speaker 4: They don't care about it sounding nice, so they'll sit
Speaker 4: here and tell you like, well, there's there's phases of
Speaker 4: electrons and protons and atoms. Those are phases, those are frequencies.
Speaker 4: But then there's flavors of neutrons, Like what do you
Speaker 4: mean a flavor of a neutron? That doesn't like you
Speaker 4: literally can't engineer flavor at all unless you're a cook.
Speaker 4: And even that's like you're not even talking about the
Speaker 4: same thing. But yeah, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Well, that's I was thinking about this earlier. Some of
Speaker 7: the things that you've covered today.
Speaker 5: In some of the vocabulary you've used, you know, early
Speaker 5: on you used supernatural and and maybe a couple other
Speaker 5: words similar.
Speaker 7: To that, which I don't disagree with that, but.
Speaker 5: I think that I've seen where cern when they put
Speaker 5: out articles or even on their website, when they just
Speaker 5: describe what they do, they're describing a similar unified field
Speaker 5: theory with a different vocabulary, a more scientific vocabulary, a
Speaker 5: vocabulary that's a little bit more void of any kind
Speaker 5: of feeling. It's everything's got to be rigid and scientific and.
Speaker 7: Just fit into the model.
Speaker 4: Right, Well, there's so back to the whole Einstein thing
Speaker 4: that really threw off everything from the ether. Everybody in
Speaker 4: the world at that time of Einstein believed in the ether,
Speaker 4: and that they say that the Michaelson Morley experiment was
Speaker 4: the experiment that proved there was no ether. But we
Speaker 4: just watched the video saying, okay, you rotate it ninety degrees,
Speaker 4: so it's vertically attuned to the Earth's access longitudinally attuned
Speaker 4: and you do get an effect. So the ether is real.
Speaker 4: So it's been all they're basing all of their stuff
Speaker 4: on a bad theory in the first place. This is
Speaker 4: why they constantly come up with new things and have
Speaker 4: to express new variables.
Speaker 28: This is just obfuscation all the way around, because most
Speaker 28: likely they use us for their energy harnessing. Let's be honest,
Speaker 28: and if we figure that out because we're vertical as well,
Speaker 28: that's just gonna freak everybody out. And then on top
Speaker 28: of it, they definitely don't think about Yes, you're right,
Speaker 28: angels are real, but so are demons, and so are
Speaker 28: a lot of things that can come through the ethers.
Speaker 28: So you know, they know this stuff like that's why
Speaker 28: they go to mystery schools, and they pass it on
Speaker 28: to their progeny and keep this all within secret societies,
Speaker 28: on and on and on since the beginning of time.
Speaker 28: You know, this is why it is the way it is,
Speaker 28: I mean, and this is why I feel. The best
Speaker 28: we can do is educate people so that someday, you know,
Speaker 28: we can make a difference. I know, we make a
Speaker 28: difference by changing our thought patterns.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 26: It's interesting you said that Heidi about demons and them
Speaker 26: being able to travel between portals, because I read all
Speaker 26: the Plato's books. In his book Creditless, with Socrates in
Speaker 26: himself and some other individuals, they actually say that demons
Speaker 26: were wise men, or men who died honorably. So these
Speaker 26: wise men knew how to travel from one place to
Speaker 26: another without the knowledge that we have that if we don't,
Speaker 26: we're not wise enough to do that right now. But
Speaker 26: they wore wise enough. And then later on, of course
Speaker 26: in religion, they became ugly looking or hurtful or hateful
Speaker 26: and whatever the case may be. But when I go
Speaker 26: back to play those books and read his books, they
Speaker 26: talk about how they're wise men, and that that brings
Speaker 26: more understanding to what is being spoken today because you
Speaker 26: have to be wise to be able to achieve these
Speaker 26: these these different traveling ways and stuff like that. And
Speaker 26: it's interesting that he brought up the tower from Nikola
Speaker 26: Tesla because when we was talking, when he first started
Speaker 26: actually wrote it down, it was what figure eight, the
Speaker 26: hydro hydrogen fracturing process, and he was talking about the
Speaker 26: figure eight with the picture on there, and that's the
Speaker 26: first thing I was thinking about was the Tesla Tower.
Speaker 26: It's interesting because it's what it's called the Wardenclife Tower.
Speaker 26: I think that's what it's called or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 26: so yeah, that's interesting because you was talking about how
Speaker 26: there's so much energy up there and that there was
Speaker 26: a way. There's of course there's a way to harness it,
Speaker 26: and Tesla was trying to harness that that that energy
Speaker 26: from up there. So yeah, I like this conversation a lot.
Speaker 2: And not all things are to your point.
Speaker 28: I definitely think there are some wise things, but I
Speaker 28: think there are some dangerous things, and I think that
Speaker 28: it's all levels. And if you're summoning, like just putting
Speaker 28: this out there for those practitioners of magic, I always
Speaker 28: have to be the one. Yes, I know, Jen, you
Speaker 28: don't talk to the spirits anymore because they lie. John
Speaker 28: D Doctor John Deal tell us all about how much
Speaker 28: they lie and how lower level demons come through first.
Speaker 28: It's just like going to junior high. Like the kids
Speaker 28: that come up first. You might not want to have
Speaker 28: your best friend beat them first until you bet your
Speaker 28: bet your people.
Speaker 2: Not saying never, but just bet your people.
Speaker 3: It goes.
Speaker 2: Don't play with solomonic magic knows.
Speaker 4: I couldn't agree more. I'll try to wrap this up
Speaker 4: here pretty quick. I get we've been going a while now.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you guys for hearing me out. I do
Speaker 4: speak about that a little bit at the end here,
Speaker 4: but just to speak on the magic aspect, all angels
Speaker 4: and demons come through you. You're tapped into the universe.
Speaker 4: Your intention brings them in and depending on how you
Speaker 4: have your life set up, it can be a good thing,
Speaker 4: it can be a bad thing.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 4: It all takes practice, and a lot of people are
Speaker 4: consumed by the demons that are fed to them, Like
Speaker 4: you know, our society literally feeds us demons non NonStop.
Speaker 4: And not to get too political or anything, but you
Speaker 4: can give kids drugs nowadays just for fun. Basically, like
Speaker 4: you get. You know, your kid's a little rambunctious and
Speaker 4: then all of a sudden, you know, he's acting up
Speaker 4: at school and he's all of a sudden on drugs
Speaker 4: the next day and a totally different human being. Well,
Speaker 4: that will literally allow demons into his life, one way
Speaker 4: or another. The fact you're tapped in means your intention
Speaker 4: is literally ultra powerful. Like we don't we physically don't
Speaker 4: understand how powerful humans are, but we have all these
Speaker 4: crazy accounts of us doing straight up magic, like the
Speaker 4: Jedis and Star Wars and stuff. They always supposedly are
Speaker 4: traumatized kids with special blood or something.
Speaker 3: They don't have.
Speaker 4: The secret is you don't have to be traumatized. You
Speaker 4: can just work at it to do the magic. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but yeah, just to get through this part here, there's
Speaker 4: all kinds of good stuff. The fifty year nuclear battery
Speaker 4: developed by Paul Brown sometime ago right here lasts for
Speaker 4: fifty years. China is making the same thing nowadays with
Speaker 4: beta volts. That's what this is. The MEG right here
Speaker 4: was Thomas Bearden's mechanical energy generator. I believe that's the
Speaker 4: acronym for it is solid state, meaning there's just pulses
Speaker 4: going into this thing, which is basically a triode vacuum
Speaker 4: or a triod transformer. Actually that might be two coils
Speaker 4: either way. Pulsing the coils on this transformer gives you
Speaker 4: over unity energy. The antenna right here. This is by STANDEO.
Speaker 4: This thing simply reaches up into the atmosphere, collects the
Speaker 4: charge and then dumps it into these capacitors in this
Speaker 4: induction coil. There's a switch here to control that Wardencliffe tower.
Speaker 4: Like you said, harnessing energy from the earth, Nikola Tesla.
Speaker 4: It's worth remembering that Nikola Tesla was giving lectures one
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty years ago. I put that in there
Speaker 4: a little bit earlier. But so you go from water fuel,
Speaker 4: magnetic over unity motors, ambient energy generators. Now we're going
Speaker 4: to plasma di ices in a little bit more solid
Speaker 4: state than even this one. So there's the z pinch fusion.
Speaker 4: We already looked at that. This is the electrical particle
Speaker 4: generator from Stanley Meyer. So what he did was he
Speaker 4: took that as that gas processor that he had for
Speaker 4: his water fuel, and he ran argne through it, and
Speaker 4: in that process it would lose electrons and actually bond
Speaker 4: with a little bit of the metal and would make
Speaker 4: an ironized argon that he ran through this tube with
Speaker 4: a pulse of coils. So you can imagine here there's
Speaker 4: a little bit of an argon plasma in this tube
Speaker 4: that is magnetized. Every time you're going to pulse this coil,
Speaker 4: there's going to be a magnetic field created that's going
Speaker 4: to move the plasma through that thing. That's the electrical
Speaker 4: particle electrical particle generator from stan Meyer. That's a gate
Speaker 4: kept one. Yeah, this is the field emitter array, a
Speaker 4: spin spint array. You can just see that. There's little points,
Speaker 4: it's everywhere. These will oscillate naturally just because of the
Speaker 4: ambient electrodynamic waves floating throughout everywhere. It doesn't have to
Speaker 4: be five G to put off a bunch of you know,
Speaker 4: electromagnetic radiation. It can just these things can pick up
Speaker 4: broad spectrum lots of electromagnetic radiation waves just from the
Speaker 4: Earth itself. This is a free energy microchip per se.
Speaker 4: This is the z pinch itself, the electric field in
Speaker 4: the middle, the magnetic field compressing it. The z pinchry.
Speaker 4: Here the Koreas, Paulo and Alexandria Alexandra, a couple from
Speaker 4: Canada and originally Panama, I believe, then Canada and then
Speaker 4: back to Panama. Their gate kept because of their excess
Speaker 4: energy pulp pulse abnormal glow discharge reactor, which is basically
Speaker 4: a light bulb like the z pinch fusion thing, except
Speaker 4: for a little bit different. Evos by Ken Shoulders. Ken
Speaker 4: Olders was a guy who worked with Help put Off
Speaker 4: for a long time and John Hutchinson and a bunch
Speaker 4: of uh. He worked at Stanford Research Institute and a
Speaker 4: crazy life, but his his whole thing in a gist
Speaker 4: was developing the idea of a macroscopic electron an EVO
Speaker 4: exotic vacuum object. You can see here this is an
Speaker 4: exotic vacuum object circuit cathode will pulse an EVO, a
Speaker 4: macroscopic electron down the tube and it will impact the
Speaker 4: anode and on collapse it will gain a charge. That's
Speaker 4: that plasma device is a solid state anti gravity. February
Speaker 4: of this year, I had the thought what I thought
Speaker 4: was an original idea, and it turned out to be true,
Speaker 4: that bees are anti gravity zero point energy machines. I
Speaker 4: genuinely had this idea pop into my head after watching
Speaker 4: some of the STANDEO stuff, and then you know they
Speaker 4: disrupt spacetime an electrical an electrical phenomena. You can literally
Speaker 4: hear them buzz these wings. How are they anti gravity machines? Well,
Speaker 4: typically wings are equivalent to sales on a sailboat catching
Speaker 4: wind and riding currents. B flight is a different operation.
Speaker 4: They make their own currents and can travel independently of
Speaker 4: the ambient currents. They need the air to create a
Speaker 4: field of propulsion. Field propulsion is anti gravity. Victor Grebnikov
Speaker 4: picture ed on the right use bees and other bugs
Speaker 4: to create anti gravity machines. You see here it's a
Speaker 4: little like pogo stick looking thing. The em drive from
Speaker 4: NASA and Frank Meads. Pasm propulsion also uses field propulsion
Speaker 4: in one vector, whereas the b is in its own
Speaker 4: manipulable vector aka scalar field. The anti gravity part of
Speaker 4: bees is the ionizing bubble of turbulence they ride in.
Speaker 4: There's been research done on this, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 4: You can think. You can think of this bee riding
Speaker 4: right here in this being pointed downwards, and that will
Speaker 4: be the field that it creates, and it's going to
Speaker 4: loop back in on itself field propulsion. So this is
Speaker 4: Victor Grebennikov stuff down here. He's explaining why he made this,
Speaker 4: how he came upon this stuff, and it's on REX Research.
Speaker 4: This is a great website for all kinds of free
Speaker 4: energy and physics that relate to this stuff. Inventors, machines,
Speaker 4: all kinds of stuff REX Research up here. This is
Speaker 4: what we're talking about. You know, some of the crazy
Speaker 4: things that's happened and some of the things I've stumbled upon.
Speaker 4: I realized bees are anti gravity machines February of this year,
Speaker 4: and then check this out. I'm gonna click this link.
Speaker 4: You can see the title here, the role of non
Speaker 4: metricity on Neutrino behavior in bubblebe gravity. So when I
Speaker 4: click that link, let me screen share this The role
Speaker 4: of non metricity on Neutrino behavior in bubblebee gravity by
Speaker 4: Yux then she and aa Esrono, philbo whatever, Department of Physics,
Speaker 4: East China University Science and Technology, May twentieth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 4: You know, I genuinely don't know what to say. China
Speaker 4: is like researching and building out my ideas, you know,
Speaker 4: and they're not my ideas.
Speaker 26: But you know what I mean, there's there are a collaboration
Speaker 26: of ideas that you're using exactly.
Speaker 7: I think China knows what's up man.
Speaker 5: You know, they they were I was looking at something
Speaker 5: the other day and they China sent in a team
Speaker 5: of researchers into the Lost City of Lahasa, into bed
Speaker 5: and they were looking through the Vermana stuff, the chemical flight,
Speaker 5: and they said somebody in the Chinese government actually said
Speaker 5: that they were going to implement that stuff into their
Speaker 5: space program.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I went out it a bit like right here,
Speaker 4: our government classified this. We're not allowed to make these
Speaker 4: in the United States nuclear batteries, even though they would
Speaker 4: last for fifty years. China sells them now like you
Speaker 4: can go to the I think I list the website
Speaker 4: down here somewhere, Adam.
Speaker 14: She is a Kala Chakra tantraka. I just wanted to
Speaker 14: say that she's one of the first of the CCP
Speaker 14: that is a Tivtan Buddhist. It's quite feet and she
Speaker 14: actually hosted World Buddhist Conference twenty twenty four. Any year
Speaker 14: that ends in a six, that's when you could do that.
Speaker 14: So I just think it's interesting that what Tim's talking
Speaker 14: about like that. Yeah, they probably they probably have it
Speaker 14: more integrated. It's Chinese is also a dragon culture. You know,
Speaker 14: every chins for someone else. So yeah, and Chinese language
Speaker 14: can be read right or left, left or right, up
Speaker 14: or down or down and up, so it's very flexible.
Speaker 14: So you could say that that's an immediate like quality
Speaker 14: of a language. It can me right in different ways.
Speaker 14: So I think there's something about what you guys are saying.
Speaker 17: For sure.
Speaker 4: I'll have more to say on that in a minute
Speaker 4: about language. But so that's Victor Gerbnakov. That's b bumblebee gravity.
Speaker 4: They're anti gravity machines. Why because they make a bubble
Speaker 4: of turbulence around them. That is anti gravity. That is
Speaker 4: your own gravity appeal. And then Larry reads Lockheed Martin
Speaker 4: Engineer Pulster ray Beam Operating Note Modes. This is a
Speaker 4: UFO right here. This is his latest work which he
Speaker 4: just put published the last month, I believe, quoting Bob Greenier,
Speaker 4: which was nuts to me because you know, I've been
Speaker 4: following Bob Greenier for a while now, and to see
Speaker 4: Lockheed Martin Larry Reid quote him several times in this work,
Speaker 4: his null space Vacuum depressurization. Paper he just published has
Speaker 4: bananas because what he's saying right even the title alone
Speaker 4: is a hint space vacuum depressurization state, space vacuum implosion.
Speaker 4: That's what he's talking about. Right here, he's seeing futuristic
Speaker 4: ball lightning technology. This is at the end of his
Speaker 4: newly released paper. We can do this, We could build these,
Speaker 4: humans could ascend to the stars. This is the em drive.
Speaker 4: This is Salpayez's work right here. These are Larry Reads stuff.
Speaker 4: I guess I didn't put Franklin Mead stuff, but you
Speaker 4: can look into him as well. Scientific conclusion is unified
Speaker 4: field theories or theories of force unification are a dime
Speaker 4: a dozen attempting to explain energy itself by combining the
Speaker 4: interactions of the four fundamental forces, which are strong and
Speaker 4: weak nuclear forces one and two, electromagnet electromagnetism as three,
Speaker 4: and then gravity is four. You combine those, you get
Speaker 4: a unified field theory. These are actually eleven different resources
Speaker 4: that could all lead you to a field unified field
Speaker 4: theory of some kind. A lot of them are things
Speaker 4: I've already referenced through here. I won't go through most
Speaker 4: of them. Now, but just shed light on another guy
Speaker 4: who's extremely important is Harold Aspitin or Aspdin. I don't
Speaker 4: know how you say that, but Harold Aspdin physicist, engineer,
Speaker 4: extremely extremely smart man. He figured it out. Oris Bedrie
Speaker 4: he's the guy that I was going to tell you
Speaker 4: about in our previous conversation when we were talking about
Speaker 4: people not saying stuff because they work at NASA. Oris
Speaker 4: Bedrie was a guy who basically built their IBM computers
Speaker 4: and had a what is this a new Relationships and
Speaker 4: Measurements for gravity physics. He had all kinds of worthy
Speaker 4: knowledge that he wrote down, just never published till he died.
Speaker 4: Stan Meyer talks about energy because he saw it physically
Speaker 4: coming from the hydrogen and a cold cathode reaction. He
Speaker 4: said that the hydrogen molecule was a universal energy aperture
Speaker 4: allows energy in hal put Off actually has a paper
Speaker 4: called the Ground State of Hydrogen, which explains the ether
Speaker 4: in some sense, but more in a quantum quackery type
Speaker 4: of sense. Dan winners on here, Tom Beard, and Jason Verbelly.
Speaker 4: He's a cool guy I've gotten the chance to talk to.
Speaker 4: He's the protege of John Searle, the guy who made
Speaker 4: this device protege of John Searle. It's Jason Verbelly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: a bunch of stuff here. Here's my speculation. We call
Speaker 4: the universe many names, but super conductive is best. It always,
Speaker 4: as far as we know, the universe is going to
Speaker 4: keep conducting itself into eternity right, as far as we
Speaker 4: know my stipulation. Electrodynamics are scale and variant representative nature
Speaker 4: in the most supernatural sense. The four forces combined in
Speaker 4: plasma dynamics, from Earth weather to solar storms. Plasma is
Speaker 4: the exponential interoperator between all phase transitions solid liquid gas plasma,
Speaker 4: but it is plasma in between. Plasma has the physical
Speaker 4: origin of inertia, mass and energy inherent to its locale
Speaker 4: and eruptuous double l ayer magnetic sheath. It is the
Speaker 4: physics of creation. All lightning is macroscopic electron bundling on
Speaker 4: scale with the microscopic electrons. The scale invariants from stars
Speaker 4: to circuits. It's the technology of creation, literally physically hiding
Speaker 4: in front of our face. Sometimes as symbolism we've been
Speaker 4: conditioned to ignore. Think of your eyes, Think of the
Speaker 4: eye of Horus. All religions are, they say, a way
Speaker 4: to deal with the material. Okay, then that's not a religion.
Speaker 4: That's just a way to deal with the material. The vimanas,
Speaker 4: the crosses, the vaseras, all of the ancient religious architecture
Speaker 4: symbology at all points to the physics of creation. Language
Speaker 4: of inner universal oper put operability is catastrophic disclosure. Language
Speaker 4: of inner universal operability is catastrophic disclosure. You have a
Speaker 4: spark of enlightenment that allows you to transcend microtubule research
Speaker 4: and physics. Say so, so, where does this sum up?
Speaker 4: Right here? In the ancient symbology and architecture, these these
Speaker 4: pyramids are gravity diodes with an inner working structure that
Speaker 4: could basically do anything you want to. The pyramids on
Speaker 4: Earth could have been wi fi. I'm not even joking.
Speaker 4: The boats from ancient Atlantis with the arcs on the middle,
Speaker 4: these things probably flew you think about it. They could
Speaker 4: easily make with whatever these things are, maybe they're evos,
Speaker 4: They could easily make a field of propulsion around them
Speaker 4: underneath them. The arcs themselves were technologies. The yin yang
Speaker 4: and Chinese mythology is said to have been born from
Speaker 4: chaos when the universe was first created. HM to me,
Speaker 4: this looks a lot like voltage, amperage and fluxus like
Speaker 4: this is the What this is is a tornado in
Speaker 4: a bubble. That's the universal secret. Nobody wants you to know.
Speaker 4: It's a tornado and a bubble, a tornado in a bubble,
Speaker 4: a double bubble of tornadoes and double bubbles of bubbles.
Speaker 4: That's what the ship is doing. In some sense, you
Speaker 4: can imagine a plasma sheath riding underneath here and being
Speaker 4: you know, pulsed down or conducted through whatever this device
Speaker 4: here is. So there's a bunch better. There's a lot
Speaker 4: more grandiose pictures of stuff that will really give you
Speaker 4: the hint. I didn't find it in time for this presentation.
Speaker 4: It probably should have. All of this stuff really hit
Speaker 4: me at the Cosmic Summit because a guy named Tim
Speaker 4: Hogan was talking about ancient Timothy Hogan.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, you know what a matter of fact, when
Speaker 26: you were talking about that, I had pulled this out
Speaker 26: because I.
Speaker 8: Was like, who was talking about that? I can't remember.
Speaker 4: I had to go through the names, so yeah, right, sorry,
Speaker 4: go ahead, Yeah.
Speaker 27: Timothy Hogan, him and Scott Walter had a pretty.
Speaker 4: Impressive Oh did you go to the thing on Monday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I missed it.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, damn, well that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Oh did you go? Did you go to the one
Speaker 3: that Ashingt did? But that was a Monday too, right,
Speaker 3: Monday morning. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was actually holding the camera for that one. Oh thanks, Yeah,
Speaker 4: there wasn't a tripod nearby, so I was sitting there
Speaker 4: with That's kind of hard to sit there and stand
Speaker 4: with a camera for an hour and a half.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 4: That was so much fun. But yeah, here's a bunch
Speaker 4: of sources, a bunch of cool stuff to check out.
Speaker 4: Rex research, the Korea's work. Uh, somebody put a resonant
Speaker 4: gravity field coil which seems to line up with all
Speaker 4: those physics on screen. Ribbed Stan Meyers. Research on a
Speaker 4: more robust and compactified version is on stands Legacy dot com.
Speaker 4: Rosigma for free is on archive. China's modern day battery
Speaker 4: that you can visit the website too, but can't buy
Speaker 4: because it's locked because of America, you know, just being America.
Speaker 4: Ken shoulders work permativity transitions. That's kind of a hint
Speaker 4: in and of itself, because the permittivity is the static
Speaker 4: electric field of all beings. It's what the the flux
Speaker 4: density is of the electric field of all things permittivity transitions,
Speaker 4: meaning they're kind of changing your entire field. This one's nuts.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to say too much about it. We
Speaker 4: could watch it if you'd like. This is Larry Read's paper,
Speaker 4: the new one that he just put out. That's also
Speaker 4: a hint to this creationism. Null space vacuum depressurization. This
Speaker 4: is the like the Van Alien or Van Alien man
Speaker 4: allen radiation belts that you were talking about, and the
Speaker 4: or maybe that I brought that up. What's the orc
Speaker 4: cloud that could be? This the no space vacuum depressurization
Speaker 4: kind of idea. Book on free energies, free energy devices,
Speaker 4: there's a ton of them in this. This is on archive.
Speaker 4: You could just look up book on Free Energy Devices.
Speaker 4: It's basically what I tried to do here, but in
Speaker 4: a more much more academic fashion. So that's some of this,
Speaker 4: some more sources and that's it. Thirty five slides. Thanks
Speaker 4: for listening to you, guys. Hell yea man, only three hours.
Speaker 8: Like, Hey, I'm not even gonna lie to you.
Speaker 26: I have a kindlescribe, bro, and I literally have like
Speaker 26: five pages of notes that you that we're talking about,
Speaker 26: Like I was sitting here taking notes. If when you
Speaker 26: see me looking down or looking across this way to
Speaker 26: my on the screen, I was taking notes like crazy,
Speaker 26: because I really enjoy how people present their information and
Speaker 26: do their due diligence and research and presenting it to
Speaker 26: people like me who may not be as intelligent as
Speaker 26: you are on this subject. This is very interesting because
Speaker 26: just about about three months ago, I decided to read
Speaker 26: a lot of books about physics, especially from the Mad Plant,
Speaker 26: Georgie Lamatre, Fred Hoyle and so many different individuals. I
Speaker 26: just started digging into physics a lot more only because
Speaker 26: of the simple fact that a lot of it relates
Speaker 26: to what these ancient people were trying to tell us
Speaker 26: in their most ancient ways and their you know, the
Speaker 26: limited vocabulary that they had through symbolism and pictographic scripts
Speaker 26: and so on and so forth.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I really appreciate this.
Speaker 4: And one percent and I was the same way, and
Speaker 4: I've been on it for two years almost now. Like
Speaker 4: I was, I was just going to show this energy
Speaker 4: from the Vacuum series by Tom Bearden and all them.
Speaker 4: It's great, it's amazing. They basically talk about implosion without
Speaker 4: knowing that what they talk about pulse with modulation without
Speaker 4: knowing it, you know, going back and looking at some
Speaker 4: of these videos, it's it's been really revealing, just like
Speaker 4: on a functional basis, Like you watch what these people
Speaker 4: make and try to figure out what links that to
Speaker 4: everything else? What's the scale invariance principle at work here?
Speaker 4: And it's an electrodynamic thing. It's a phenomena of supernatural origin.
Speaker 4: Like I said earlier, the electronic action is a mirror
Speaker 4: of whatever's happening down in the quantum verse per se,
Speaker 4: and it's all electrodynamic. So yeah, it's awesome, man, thanks
Speaker 4: for saying that. I appreciate it. I've tried to put
Speaker 4: a lot in here. Like I said, I've been on
Speaker 4: this for two years now, and it really does explain everything.
Speaker 4: Like for instance, for instance, this is a great boat
Speaker 4: transporting the Sacred boat. So it's a boat within a boat.
Speaker 4: That's like a boat or a bubble within a tornado
Speaker 4: or a tornado within a bubble. What's the symbolism here?
Speaker 4: Like there's birds, it's not really it doesn't look like water,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. I get it's easy to see,
Speaker 4: like when you know the structure of a diode, and
Speaker 4: you look at every pyramid on the planet, You're like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, they're tapping into the longitudinal electrodynamics of
Speaker 4: the earth itself. There these were ultimately beautiful machines. They
Speaker 4: absolutely knew what they were doing. You do not build
Speaker 4: these things without knowing every single aspect of creation. That's
Speaker 4: what people don't understand because it's gate kept and it's
Speaker 4: hard to come across that for some reason. I've you
Speaker 4: ask the what is a pulse doing question? And if
Speaker 4: you figure it out, you try to figure out what
Speaker 4: electricity is, and you figure it out. And I think
Speaker 4: that's what the ancients did. I know that's what the
Speaker 4: ancients did. Look at their stuff, man, like, there's a
Speaker 4: lot of uh. Like, even in the stone work, there's
Speaker 4: a lot of stuff they can't replicate in like concrete
Speaker 4: mixes and that were much more dents and have and
Speaker 4: hold up for longer periods of time in the ancient days,
Speaker 4: like even ancient Rome or Greece. You know, we're replicating
Speaker 4: what these people built, what those people knew because they
Speaker 4: built human monuments to creation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think there's a renewed interest in all things
Speaker 5: happening over there in Egypt right now. I just saw
Speaker 5: an article the other day where their Egypt's economy is
Speaker 5: a way up, and I think it's people. Our our
Speaker 5: consciousness perhaps is raising people. Despite the buffoonery that they
Speaker 5: put out there with their head archaeologists and all that
Speaker 5: their antiquities. Guy, despite all that that ridiculous narrative that
Speaker 5: they're still pushing, people are still going there to see
Speaker 5: this stuff because I think inherently we know that there's
Speaker 5: something more.
Speaker 4: Why did that happen again?
Speaker 3: Wow? Oh you like lose us?
Speaker 27: But yeah, you muted to yourself again.
Speaker 30: No, well, technical difficulties, right. The phone probably died, right,
Speaker 30: That is a possibility too.
Speaker 27: That's actually happens to somebody on my show before always back, Yeah,
Speaker 27: I have actually had somebody their phone die.
Speaker 2: Oh there we go. I think he's ramping.
Speaker 4: In fact, yeah, I don't know what happened. It's so
Speaker 4: good back because the volume just shuts off and I
Speaker 4: can't hear you, guys, but I can hear you, I
Speaker 4: can see you speaking, So I don't know. Fix this quick,
Speaker 4: but not sorry. What was we were talking about?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I was just saying I think.
Speaker 5: I was saying the last thing, and I was just
Speaker 5: talking about Egypt and a renewed interest in this stuff
Speaker 5: you had you had the pyramid up there, and I
Speaker 5: was just thinking about how I think there's a renewed
Speaker 5: interest for people out there.
Speaker 7: I really want to know more about this stuff now,
Speaker 7: maybe more than ever.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and I mean we talked to I know,
Speaker 4: I did. I think you did to Nick the Uh yeah,
Speaker 4: I saw it on your channel, the guy that released
Speaker 4: the CalFire stuff. Oh yeah, he's got all kinds of
Speaker 4: scans that aren't public yet and that show more pyramids buried,
Speaker 4: more caverns, more catacombs, more tunnels, all kinds.
Speaker 3: Yeah he did.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I think he actually said that on the YOUT
Speaker 27: on the thing that I put out, he said that, yeah,
Speaker 27: that they got tons of other stuff under there. Was
Speaker 27: it wasn't the I could be wrong. Wasn't some of
Speaker 27: the vases at that place from them from underneath the pyramids?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yep, Matt Biel, I think.
Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, well yeah, I didn't realize when it was
Speaker 27: filming until after the fact. I was like, oh, that's
Speaker 27: where they came from.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we came in literally, So is that two pm
Speaker 4: is when we walked into the vase thing, and they
Speaker 4: were just wrapping up so we could touch them. But yeah,
Speaker 4: they were there too. And those vases, again, those are
Speaker 4: more mathematically accurate to symmetry, to their own inherent symmetry,
Speaker 4: than anything we make today. Nothing comes close. And it
Speaker 4: speaks to them understanding creation, whereas we literally won't let
Speaker 4: you understand creation. All this stuff is, you know, I
Speaker 4: was talking about the fields of physics that are still
Speaker 4: gate kept. It's national security.
Speaker 27: So did anybody have anything they want to ask or
Speaker 27: add before we wrap it up?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 26: No, I got all my stuff out the way. I'm
Speaker 26: definitely gonna go back and research a lot of the stuff.
Speaker 26: I took a lot of the names that he I have,
Speaker 26: like ten or fifteen names that he was mentioning, and
Speaker 26: I took some of those videos put them down on here.
Speaker 26: So yeah, I'm about to do a deep dive in
Speaker 26: this tonight, just because I enjoyed this conversation that much.
Speaker 26: It was very informative. Bro it hey, hands off, man,
Speaker 26: I got for real, good thanks man, good shit.
Speaker 3: Bro Yeah, thank you. I really do appreciate that. Chief.
Speaker 27: Yeah, and you pulled that off into like pretty much
Speaker 27: a few days. So it's pretty impressive.
Speaker 4: Thank you, well, thank you. It's a pleasure to come on.
Speaker 4: I love talking about this and it's my favorite thing
Speaker 4: in the world now, the electric universe, because, like I said,
Speaker 4: it explains creation and nobody else has even talked like
Speaker 4: physics doesn't even care to try and explain it. They're
Speaker 4: all invested it in some divergent thing of a thing
Speaker 4: that was divergent in the first place. Quantum mechanics is
Speaker 4: a divergent of ether and whatever that was going to be.
Speaker 4: It's not necessarily what humanity was pushing or striving towards
Speaker 4: quantum dynamics. So it's it's crazy, man. You know, I
Speaker 4: started researching all this stuff. I come to the electric universe,
Speaker 4: I come to plasma physics, and then I start hearing like,
Speaker 4: you know, how put off go on Joe Rogan and
Speaker 4: stalk about this where I'm sitting here like with me
Speaker 4: and some other guys that I've come along with the learning,
Speaker 4: and we're just like, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 4: You know, Chya wrote a paper on anti gravity bees
Speaker 4: basically like what a life is an honor to come
Speaker 4: on here. Thank you so much. Next to appreciate it.
Speaker 27: Thank you, dude, No, I really appreciate it. And anytime
Speaker 27: you want to come back on you got something present.
Speaker 27: Just let me know when William comes on if you want.
Speaker 27: Maybe if it works out, we could get you on
Speaker 27: with him as well, because I know you know who
Speaker 27: he is.
Speaker 4: Uh sweet? Yeah, we hung out at Cosmic something.
Speaker 3: He was He's a funny motherfucker. I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yo, you know how I bet you that.
Speaker 3: This is how.
Speaker 27: I was like, Yo, I'm gonna like this guy. He
Speaker 27: walks up to me. I don't know who the fuck
Speaker 27: he is. I'm standing outside smoking a cigarette and.
Speaker 3: He comes up to me.
Speaker 27: He's like, yeah, so I thought I might have been
Speaker 27: able to find somebody here more intelligent than me and
Speaker 27: it hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 3: And I was like, motherfucker. I looked at him.
Speaker 27: I was like, yo, what And then he's like, yeah,
Speaker 27: he's like someone that's he mentioned something.
Speaker 3: They told me to dumb it down.
Speaker 27: And he pulls out this book and he starts showing
Speaker 27: me like these cartoons that he drew to try to
Speaker 27: explain like. I was like, you're a fucking pistol bro.
Speaker 27: I was like, I'm gonna like this guy. And he
Speaker 27: was a cool dude, man, so I definitely want to
Speaker 27: get him one.
Speaker 26: Did you did you take off your shoes and socks
Speaker 26: when y'all went to uh Oh? I forgot to, Yeah,
Speaker 26: I as did. I felt I felt the change, and
Speaker 26: I felt that when I took my boots off in
Speaker 26: my socks and I put them on them stones.
Speaker 8: Man, I felt the tingling.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 8: It was a totally different feeling.
Speaker 26: And then when I'm outside most of the time in
Speaker 26: my front yard, I usually keep my socks and shoes
Speaker 26: off only because I like to ground myself when I'm
Speaker 26: out there and stuff like that. Read a book, set
Speaker 26: a chair on the grass and just read a book
Speaker 26: and something. Man, that was that was definitely a different feeling.
Speaker 26: So when we go up there next year, you guys
Speaker 26: got to go up there and do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I totally forgot to do that.
Speaker 27: Even when I went back on Tuesday, I was like, fuck,
Speaker 27: I totally forgot to think of my shoes off.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's crazy, right, it's a giant silicon ball
Speaker 4: in the middle of nowhere, Like, how did that happen?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's a microscopic evo hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it was in the shape of the Pideah.
Speaker 3: But all right, yeah, I'll let everybody again.
Speaker 27: Chief, thank you so much, and like I said, you
Speaker 27: always welcome on and if I get William on, we'll
Speaker 27: try to get you on as well. Let every I'm
Speaker 27: gonna let everybody else plug their show again real quick
Speaker 27: before we wrap this up.
Speaker 3: Heidi, what is up? Heidi Love? Please let everybody know
Speaker 3: where they can find your work.
Speaker 2: Of course, thank you so much for the presentation and
Speaker 2: the chat. I'm joined it.
Speaker 28: Thank you for coming on and learned a lot, so
Speaker 28: this was awesome. Thanks again, boss for having me and
Speaker 28: everybody else. Thank you, thank you, and hope everybody has
Speaker 28: a good one on Filter drives podcast dot com or
Speaker 28: your pod chasers wherever you like to find that, or
Speaker 28: find me on Patreon you want to learn more about
Speaker 28: the Mormons.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 27: Headless, just pop back up and perfect tidy, hell list
Speaker 27: what's going on? Let everybody know where they can find
Speaker 27: your ship.
Speaker 3: Please, good stuff. Thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can find me on x or on YouTube
Speaker 6: just look a peddless giant and I do a mail
Speaker 6: bag show where you send me your emails with any
Speaker 6: sort of strange phenomena that has occurred to you, so
Speaker 6: send that to me at Headless Giant Podcast at gmail
Speaker 6: dot com.
Speaker 3: Thank you awesome, Thank you very much.
Speaker 30: Ellis.
Speaker 27: I appreciate it, and get those emails out to him,
Speaker 27: all right, please, And we got the Freder himself, Jin
Speaker 27: the Ninja, what is up?
Speaker 14: Thank you guys so much. Appreciate the panel and chief.
Speaker 14: It was really fun. I learned a lot. I don't
Speaker 14: know that much on the first to day about this anyway,
Speaker 14: So if you want to, I guess I pluged my
Speaker 14: show at the beginning, so I'll plug the Gray Lodge
Speaker 14: at the end. So if you're interested, Friday Night Gnostic
Speaker 14: Mass Speculative Gnossism, we're doing a multi part series. We
Speaker 14: just finished ether Punk, so that was really cool. It's
Speaker 14: like a speculative futurism about lunar punk meet solar punk
Speaker 14: and trying to sort of find the secret third thing.
Speaker 14: So we're back to Welcome to Appa Worria. This week
Speaker 14: we're talk about metam So check that out live on
Speaker 14: X every Friday night.
Speaker 27: Okay, thank you very much, sir. Hey, we got Tim.
Speaker 27: Tim please let everybody know what is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you could find me a sixth censory podcast. I
Speaker 7: spell out out six.
Speaker 5: I'm on Spotify, YouTube, Apple, Instagram, Patreon. Thanks Chief, awesome,
Speaker 5: awesome stuff.
Speaker 7: Thanks Nick. I appreciate you inviting me, and I appreciate
Speaker 7: everybody else who's here. This was great. I'm just happy
Speaker 7: to be a part of it. So thank you, guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, thank you as we'll be sir, and we
Speaker 3: got tyrone my man, what is going on? Brother? Please
Speaker 3: let everybody know where they can find your amazing work.
Speaker 8: Awesome awesome.
Speaker 26: You can find uh my book on Amazon, Journey through
Speaker 26: the Origins of History, Like I said, as bestseller earlier.
Speaker 26: I have a YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Rebirth of the Word.
Speaker 26: I enjoy sharing this stuff. If you let anybody want
Speaker 26: to have a discussion with me, I'd love to talk
Speaker 26: to it.
Speaker 1: Aid.
Speaker 26: I gotta get in contact with you because I just
Speaker 26: did an article on the Mormon so there.
Speaker 2: Used to be one, so I'd love to chat.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I did a deep dive on that. It's
Speaker 8: funny that you mentioned that.
Speaker 26: So yeah, everybody, I really appreciate every one of you guys.
Speaker 26: We all have a piece of the puzzle and if
Speaker 26: we work together, there's no telling what we might see.
Speaker 27: I totally agree with you, Broth. Thank you very much
Speaker 27: man for coming on and finally Chief let everybody know
Speaker 27: what's up.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you so much. It has been a blessing
Speaker 4: honor to come on talking to you guys. It's always
Speaker 4: always fun to discuss creation in my opinion, so I'm
Speaker 4: just kind of chief Dinger on X I post there.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I post a lot of cool stuff. I think
Speaker 4: I've garnered some support. Whatever, it's cool. Hit me up
Speaker 4: on there if you want to chat or anything. I
Speaker 4: can give you some information on more of the research
Speaker 4: I've done tried to portray here. The one thing I
Speaker 4: would wrap it up with is the remote viewing thing
Speaker 4: is too real, So if you wanted to do it,
Speaker 4: I think Bob Greener nails it on the head when
Speaker 4: he says short circuit your brain, stay awake when you're
Speaker 4: trying to sleep, like get in that groggy state of
Speaker 4: consciousness where things kind of flow, and you know, people say,
Speaker 4: we need to wake up to the reality of our world,
Speaker 4: where we need to go get a good night's rest,
Speaker 4: first dream about this world we could have, and then
Speaker 4: wake up because that's when the consciousness switch from regular
Speaker 4: brain to pineal gland happens. And the natives speak in
Speaker 4: the Arctic circles to them speaking to their They say
Speaker 4: they can speak to their ancestors through the aurora as well.
Speaker 4: That's electrodynamic microtubual phenomenon. What's happening there, It's literally neurology.
Speaker 4: The plasma in the atmosphere splits up the atmosphere a
Speaker 4: little bit, It splits up, splits up the pulses of
Speaker 4: neurons in your brain a little bit. So yeah, magic's real.
Speaker 4: Jedi mind Dedie plasma tricks are real. All of it's real.
Speaker 4: It's been a blessing. Thank you so much, Nick, thank
Speaker 4: you the rest of the guys, and ma'am so pleasure.
Speaker 3: Thank you, of course, no, thank you.
Speaker 27: You know one thing I do when I add Actually,
Speaker 27: it's very interesting you mentioned Bob's name again. He was
Speaker 27: the only person there that, when I spoke to about occultism,
Speaker 27: actually entertained my shit and like had a smile and
Speaker 27: kept talking to me about it. Guys, I think he
Speaker 27: understands a lot more than most people think.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I mean the occultism is literally screaming
Speaker 4: creationism in our face every single day. And Bob green
Speaker 4: Heer is like a master of walking you down the
Speaker 4: trail as to what this symbol means in relation to
Speaker 4: physics of the universe. So yeah, he's an amazing guy
Speaker 4: and it was an absolute glorious blessing to be able
Speaker 4: to hang out with him.
Speaker 3: At the Cosmics the fuck for sure.
Speaker 27: Yeah, but again, thank you, thank you all for coming on.
Speaker 27: That was an amazing, amazing show. I appreciate everybody in
Speaker 27: the chat. I mean, fuck, it was like the same
Speaker 27: people here from the beginning to the end.
Speaker 3: That's what's up. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 27: And again for the other rejects on the show, I
Speaker 27: know it was a long one and I appreciate you
Speaker 27: all here. And that is the end of another Recult
Speaker 27: Rejects and until the next one, everybody be well later.