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Speaker 5: Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time
Speaker 5: for another edition of the Flat Earth Files podcast. I'm
Speaker 5: your host is always George Hobbes. We're recording on this
Speaker 5: Wednesday morning, August sixth, twenty twenty five. I hope this
Speaker 5: message finds you well. We have a great guest joining
Speaker 5: us today from the state of New York. His name
Speaker 5: is Joe Joe. Good morning, sir, how are you, brother?
Speaker 1: Goodball, I'm doing great. Thank you for asking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's great to meet you. We had a little
Speaker 5: bit of a conversation beforehand. Before we get into the conversation,
Speaker 5: would you take a few minutes and introduce yourself to
Speaker 5: the audience.
Speaker 6: All right, Joe, I worked for a telecom giant for
Speaker 6: the last twenty six years, been married to a beautiful wife, Kelly,
Speaker 6: for the last sixteen years. As I said, I'm forty seven.
Speaker 6: We have a sonk together other who will be eleven
Speaker 6: next month, and it's pretty much it well having him
Speaker 6: as a child and seeing what's been going on for
Speaker 6: the last few years.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's kick it off that way. Because your son
Speaker 5: basically entered school during the COVID era, right, yes, the.
Speaker 6: First the first year it was kindergarten, ya where it
Speaker 6: pretty much began our awakening for let me see, he
Speaker 6: went to elementary school right down the block where my
Speaker 6: mother was a secretary for about twenty years, so that
Speaker 6: was about she hasn't been there for about twenty years.
Speaker 6: So there was a few teachers there that still recognize
Speaker 6: though remember the name when we got there. And unfortunately,
Speaker 6: within a couple of months COVID hit and you know,
Speaker 6: everything just went into disarray. And you see when they
Speaker 6: came back, they want to put mask on all these kids,
Speaker 6: and it just well, like I said before that I
Speaker 6: didn't pay attention so for about what I graduated almost
Speaker 6: thirty years ago, I haven't paid attention to any public schools.
Speaker 6: So during this whole COVID operation, I went to a
Speaker 6: few board meetings because we didn't like, what was going
Speaker 6: on as far as you know, the mask on the kids,
Speaker 6: and you know, what are we sending these kids to
Speaker 6: school for to just sit there and you know, wear
Speaker 6: a mask all day and not learn anything. So at
Speaker 6: one of these board meetings, they were talking about the
Speaker 6: vaccine and they decided that out of eleven board members,
Speaker 6: they decided that eight of them decided that the state
Speaker 6: should be the one to decide if these kids get
Speaker 6: the shot or not instead of the parents. Maybe it
Speaker 6: was Warsaw, it was eight of the eleven, and actually
Speaker 6: two of them just didn't even vote, so it was
Speaker 6: pretty much they decided that it would be best for
Speaker 6: the state to decide if our kids should get the vaccine.
Speaker 6: And that's when I ran into my old friend Dennis,
Speaker 6: who had kids in school also.
Speaker 1: And he thought that it was a good idea.
Speaker 6: For me and him to turn the place upside down
Speaker 6: and run for the board ourselves that year. So about
Speaker 6: a week before the boat, they had a meeting where
Speaker 6: it was like meeting the candidates that were running for.
Speaker 1: The school board.
Speaker 6: So the position I was running for there was two
Speaker 6: other people up against me, and the position he was
Speaker 6: going for on the board there was one other person. Now,
Speaker 6: about a day or two before the election, my sister
Speaker 6: in law who lived with us upstairs at the time,
Speaker 6: she's a teacher. She received something in the mail from
Speaker 6: the teachers union and it said that they will teach
Speaker 6: And I saw a teachers union was backing the candidates that.
Speaker 1: We were running against.
Speaker 6: So it was very strange because this thing must have
Speaker 6: printed these things out within like a day or two before.
Speaker 6: Because the person my friend was running against bailed out,
Speaker 6: so he should have just won won the election, you know.
Speaker 6: But what happened was the board decided that the two
Speaker 6: people I was running against, they were only going to
Speaker 6: put one against me and then shift to one of
Speaker 6: the person against him. So now comes the election day
Speaker 6: and like I said, the ballot the one who replaced me.
Speaker 6: We both realized the majority. Okay, sorry, so we both
Speaker 6: decided that I.
Speaker 1: Made a commands. All right, Well, all right, let me
Speaker 1: go to the end.
Speaker 6: The majority of the property taxes. If you have a
Speaker 6: look at your on the taxes, you realize how much
Speaker 6: money goes to the districts exactly exactly. So now it
Speaker 6: goes from you know, the brand of drinks you get
Speaker 6: in the what copy machines, the food sheat, I mean,
Speaker 6: so much money is the I did not border him,
Speaker 6: and I think the last thing they wanted was too
Speaker 6: outside is messing everything up absolutely. So now the following yeah, uh,
Speaker 6: we bought Sorry, we wound up losing the election, and
Speaker 6: it was pretty much the votes were like almost exactly
Speaker 6: saying so like I said, I don't know what really
Speaker 6: happened that election, but we didn't win, and we decided
Speaker 6: to send them to a Catholic school that was around
Speaker 6: the block. Figure out at least at least let them
Speaker 6: learn some faith and something that will actually, you know,
Speaker 6: benefit him in life. So now when we sent them
Speaker 6: to set, when we sent them to Catholic school, we
Speaker 6: found out later on that this school actually teaches what
Speaker 6: the public schools are teaching. So you find out that
Speaker 6: once they opened the whilet to the to the devil
Speaker 6: pretty much, then yeah, they get to teach.
Speaker 1: Anything but religion in a rough school.
Speaker 6: So now before that I was down quite a few
Speaker 6: rabbit holes. But when it came to uh, flat Earth hadn't.
Speaker 1: Hadn't really warmed up to me.
Speaker 6: But when.
Speaker 1: I mean, oh sorry, I'm sorry, I haven't.
Speaker 5: No, no, you're good, I mean, COVID was and this
Speaker 5: really goes to prove my point that COVID was a
Speaker 5: rabbit hole that woke so many people up to the
Speaker 5: vaccine narrative. So so my question is, like, like, for
Speaker 5: the school board, here's you two, you and your friend outsiders, Like,
Speaker 5: who who is actually the person? Is it the head
Speaker 5: of the teachers union? Who, who's who? Who's you know,
Speaker 5: planning this stuff against you? Or is it even higher
Speaker 5: than him?
Speaker 1: That was the question. We don't know who these who
Speaker 1: these people are?
Speaker 6: You see, like, uh, just say eleven people.
Speaker 1: On the board.
Speaker 6: So we did a little background check and I think
Speaker 6: only one of them actually had a kid that attended
Speaker 6: school and the rest of them either didn't have any kids.
Speaker 6: Well maybe they had a kid that graduated years before.
Speaker 6: But we're wondering, like, who is making decisions for our
Speaker 6: kids because their own kids aren't, you know, in these
Speaker 6: schools for them to be making decisions for So it
Speaker 6: was very it was very worrisome. So when you hear
Speaker 6: that they believe it's a better idea for the state
Speaker 6: to decide on your child's health, no, that's when you
Speaker 6: know things started getting.
Speaker 5: You know, a big red flag. And when you say
Speaker 5: it like that, We're going to let the state decide
Speaker 5: on what goes in your child's body. Just hearing those
Speaker 5: words should shock people.
Speaker 6: H It didn't shock enough to vote me in, just because,
Speaker 6: like I said, I I don't want to go with this.
Speaker 5: Well, that goes to speak of the fear campaign. Right,
Speaker 5: people were willing to look to the state for help whatever,
Speaker 5: because that's really how they do it. They want to
Speaker 5: put enough fear into people that the government swoops in
Speaker 5: and saves the day. Right.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's it. I mean the fear is everything.
Speaker 6: Everything is the fear what they try to teach as
Speaker 6: far as you know, he looked at us growing up
Speaker 6: in the uh, say, our parents generation, what did they
Speaker 6: grow up with?
Speaker 1: The old Western movies?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 6: Everything was the Old West, Bonanza, gun Smoke, all those
Speaker 6: all those movies and shows. But did it really happen
Speaker 6: We don't know because they programmed that into our parents,
Speaker 6: into into that generation. So when our generation came around,
Speaker 6: you know, in the seventies and eighties, they pushed Star Wars,
Speaker 6: Star Trek.
Speaker 1: Space, this space that yep.
Speaker 6: So it was sort of like they were preparing each generation.
Speaker 6: So even when you when you look back, you would
Speaker 6: see like, oh was that that caught too?
Speaker 1: A movie?
Speaker 6: That animation toy story. They put it right in your
Speaker 6: face with the uh the cowboy would he ye, they
Speaker 6: have an astronaut. They had a dinosaur, which is that
Speaker 6: if you ever you have ever spelled out dinosaur, it's
Speaker 6: a d I where it's like die and then no
Speaker 6: saw like dinosaur. I never saw one either, but uh
Speaker 6: so it was just so many, so many rabbit holes
Speaker 6: that I went down, where if I didn't go down
Speaker 6: those rabbit holes, I don't think if someone brought up
Speaker 6: the flat earth to me, I I don't think I
Speaker 6: would have taken a second look into it. But everything
Speaker 6: that I was hearing it was just turned out to
Speaker 6: be true.
Speaker 1: And I just I.
Speaker 6: Something when it finally clicked, because I just I was
Speaker 6: doing research.
Speaker 1: Not to prove it right or wrong. I wanted to
Speaker 1: look on both.
Speaker 6: Sides, because I mean, my whole life, I've been taught
Speaker 6: the the globe mm hmm.
Speaker 1: But did I ever really look into it?
Speaker 5: Were you like me and a lot of other people,
Speaker 5: like during your time in school, you would hear things
Speaker 5: whether it's gravity or this and that, and it just
Speaker 5: didn't make sense. Water on a ball, but you just
Speaker 5: kind of compartmentalized it because the teacher said, so, well, it's.
Speaker 6: Like, uh, it's one of the kids when you sit
Speaker 6: back and you doze off, and you know they what
Speaker 6: they call a d D I call not easily manipulated.
Speaker 6: So I think something inside our minds just said, like,
Speaker 6: there's something not right about this, and our brains just
Speaker 6: just turned off, because I would unless something was interesting,
Speaker 6: like when you find something with the truth, you just want.
Speaker 1: More information, more information.
Speaker 6: But when you find out that something's that, it's it's
Speaker 6: something that somebody's teaching that somewhere inside of you like
Speaker 6: this is not right, Like how do you have a
Speaker 6: ball and water? It just it never made sense. But
Speaker 6: I never questioned it, because you know, my parents have
Speaker 6: a question. At the generator, nobody questioned it. So it's
Speaker 6: just all right, Well, I guess I'll just go along
Speaker 6: with it. And then, like I said, then you'd go
Speaker 6: on Facebook a YouTube and you'd see like a video.
Speaker 6: And the first thing I remember going through through COVID
Speaker 6: and all these rabbit holes was anything that they debunked
Speaker 6: pretty much turned out to be true.
Speaker 5: That's right. That's the first sign that you're onto something
Speaker 5: if you put it in Google and you see all
Speaker 5: these you know fact you know fact checks, then you
Speaker 5: know you're onto something.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: And it's like with the with AI, now with that
Speaker 6: GROC or chat T, GPS, there is I mean, these
Speaker 6: things are trained to lie.
Speaker 1: Every time I.
Speaker 6: Rebuttle it, it says, oh yeah, that's right, I apologize
Speaker 6: for that, and you're just like, all right, so why
Speaker 6: is this thing just giving me false information and then
Speaker 6: apologizing for it?
Speaker 1: So there's something to it.
Speaker 6: Uh, well, I said, I'll get into that, but I
Speaker 6: think I sent you a pitchure of it where I
Speaker 6: XD the because they could build images for you and pitches,
Speaker 6: so I axed it to give me an image if
Speaker 6: I was on a satellite, a satellite if you're looking
Speaker 6: down on Earth, and I want them to build a
Speaker 6: train track that circumnavigates the entire globe, going east to
Speaker 6: west and north to south, and uh, the tracks that
Speaker 6: made they had one. It made no sense too to
Speaker 6: the AI that it it couldn't even build a track
Speaker 6: that was any anywhere near.
Speaker 5: What I was ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, yeah, it's Everything's just it's right in front
Speaker 6: of us. But the problem is we don't we don't
Speaker 6: dig It's like like you always hear with with with Genesis,
Speaker 6: where if anybody ever picks up and actually reads it
Speaker 6: instead of looking at it as a what do they
Speaker 6: call it.
Speaker 5: Like like a parable? Almost yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: So when you start reading it, you're like, Okay, God
Speaker 6: he created the sun.
Speaker 1: He created two great lights, the.
Speaker 6: Sun and the moon, and and he says he also
Speaker 6: created the stars. So if he also created the stars,
Speaker 6: that means the sun is not a star. The sun
Speaker 6: is the sun, the moon is the moon, and the
Speaker 6: stars are the stars, because why would he say, why
Speaker 6: would he name one and then just call everything else
Speaker 6: the stars that But like I said, I never read that.
Speaker 1: When you go to mass, they don't talk about this stuff.
Speaker 6: It's they talk about everything else and they put it
Speaker 6: in their perspective. And that's I think that's one of
Speaker 6: the biggest problems now, is that I picked up, is
Speaker 6: that we're believing what somebody else is.
Speaker 5: What other people are telling us, instead of us actually
Speaker 5: taking the time and look into it. And that's another
Speaker 5: problem U people will go to church and be told
Speaker 5: what the Bible says, but they won't take the time
Speaker 5: or the effort to pick up the Bible and read
Speaker 5: it for themselves, which is so important, which and again
Speaker 5: I'm not saying don't go to church. What I'm saying
Speaker 5: is that should be just one tool in your toolbox.
Speaker 5: Everybody should be reading the Bible and discerning for themselves.
Speaker 6: It's like the average person researches vaccines as much as
Speaker 6: they research the.
Speaker 5: Globe model exactly. And that is something that we have
Speaker 5: to break, this mold of just you know, whatever the
Speaker 5: government says, whatever the school district says, whatever the mayor says,
Speaker 5: is what's best for us. It's not. It's they're just
Speaker 5: echoing what they are told, and it's what's best for
Speaker 5: the banks and the military industrial complex and the black
Speaker 5: Rocks and the vanguards.
Speaker 1: Well that's it.
Speaker 6: So so now my son, because they were doing a
Speaker 6: lot of the homework, they would do it home because
Speaker 6: it was a lot of remote learning, which.
Speaker 1: I never homework. This should be no such thing as homework.
Speaker 6: You have my son for seven hours a day, teach
Speaker 6: him in there like that that that's a homeless for home.
Speaker 6: But I do not bring that whatever it is that
Speaker 6: they're trying to teach them into into my home. But
Speaker 6: I would sit in the background and I would listen
Speaker 6: to my wife go over homework with him. And sometimes
Speaker 6: they'd be arguing, you know, nothing too bad. But I'd say,
Speaker 6: what's going on here? And oh, we're doing English? And
Speaker 6: the English was the earth is round like a ball?
Speaker 6: What is the adjective? What is the noun in the sentence?
Speaker 6: So I said, what's going on here? It's like, oh, no,
Speaker 6: it's just English. It's not not sorry, So I said, yeah,
Speaker 6: but why are they using these examples? So then every
Speaker 6: subject that they were starting with all had something to
Speaker 6: do with the solar system out of space. Whether it
Speaker 6: was for English or math or whatever.
Speaker 1: It just everything. And this is at a.
Speaker 6: At a Catholic school, so it's just it just it
Speaker 6: just didn't sit right. And then I want to fast
Speaker 6: forward to.
Speaker 1: This year is because next year he would be going
Speaker 1: into sixth grade.
Speaker 6: But the problem is when you hit the age I
Speaker 6: believe eleven.
Speaker 5: You have to get that us.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So, like I said, now that I'm awake, I looked
Speaker 6: into that and I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: I mean even even I was going.
Speaker 6: Toe to toe with with groc on Ai asking about
Speaker 6: these these vaccine and the numbers, and they were comparing
Speaker 6: like an undeveloped country you just say, like Nigeria to
Speaker 6: the US, and and believe it or not, the undeveloped
Speaker 6: country had less numbers. They you know, they had better
Speaker 6: numbers as far as the numbers who are getting at
Speaker 6: the numbers that are dying. And only until they introduced
Speaker 6: the vaccine did it get worse.
Speaker 5: Tetanus is a bad one, dude. They have a aluminium hydroxide.
Speaker 5: There's phosphate and thimerosol in those things, yes, and from aldehyde.
Speaker 5: For goodness sakes, are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: It's just like they put in the cigarettes, I believe.
Speaker 5: Right yeah, And they're like, oh, it's just trace amounts.
Speaker 5: Oh so it's just a little bit of poison, right,
Speaker 5: no worry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well it's like, uh, not to change, so they
Speaker 6: put it.
Speaker 1: I started looking.
Speaker 6: Into was with with the whole cigarette industry where it
Speaker 6: looked like they seem to have destroyed that because the
Speaker 6: nicotine is actually we have receptors.
Speaker 1: For that where our bodies.
Speaker 6: It's it's like a good thing, but not when it's
Speaker 6: mixed in with from alt, the hide and whatever else
Speaker 6: they're putting it in.
Speaker 1: So from what I'm hearing is that.
Speaker 6: Like the nicotine patches, some people recommend if you have
Speaker 6: certain types of cancers, put.
Speaker 1: It in with you know, like a one milligram and
Speaker 1: put it on your back.
Speaker 6: And you're just you're learning all this stuff. So now
Speaker 6: it's almost like, did they destroyed his industry on purpose
Speaker 6: because of.
Speaker 1: The healing powers from nicotine?
Speaker 6: But they you know, there's a reason why somebody smoked,
Speaker 6: you know, this tobacco. So there's just something that that
Speaker 6: just just didn't sit.
Speaker 5: Right with the well, both the Amish and the Native
Speaker 5: Americans used it as a healing thing. That the Amish
Speaker 5: grow their own around here, they smoke their own around here.
Speaker 5: There's no chemical additives and all of that. If you
Speaker 5: go back and read a lot of the like the
Speaker 5: Book of Jubilees and things like that, it talks about
Speaker 5: Noah before he got on the arc, was going around
Speaker 5: and he was getting all these herbs because everything that
Speaker 5: God gave us as a specific reason, the dandelions, the nettle,
Speaker 5: and all of these things. So what they've done, so
Speaker 5: you know that everything happened after World War two. Dandelions
Speaker 5: are bad, So go get your cancers. Round up and
Speaker 5: spray it. And then they take the nicotine industry and
Speaker 5: they put all these uh that these adjuvants in there
Speaker 5: that are poison right because the and I'm not saying
Speaker 5: even if you've grown your own tobacco, you should be
Speaker 5: smoking twenty of those a day, and and the homage
Speaker 5: don't either. They'll smoke one or two a day, and
Speaker 5: it's it's pure right. They don't have all the toxins
Speaker 5: and the sprays and the chemicals and all the additions
Speaker 5: that they put into cigarettes. So all these industries with
Speaker 5: the herbs, they've really hijacked and destroyed.
Speaker 1: It's uh oh.
Speaker 6: From listening to your show where you say the Amish
Speaker 6: as far as uh catching.
Speaker 1: Was like any types of.
Speaker 6: Uh let's see diseases, but from the non vaccination that
Speaker 6: it seems like they're doing.
Speaker 1: All right without it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've never seen an homoush child with autism. I
Speaker 5: never I'm not saying that there is not out there.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying I've never seen one.
Speaker 6: That's it Where I talked to so many of my
Speaker 6: friends where I'll say, all right, how many kids do
Speaker 6: you remember when we went to school had this and
Speaker 6: we would think of like maybe one or two kids
Speaker 6: that you know were just say more crazy but not
Speaker 6: like not autistic. Maybe there was one, I'm not sure,
Speaker 6: but it wasn't like, oh yeah it was Jim Bob Bill.
Speaker 6: It was just the numbers just weren't there. And then
Speaker 6: you know, as far as even like uh, weight problems
Speaker 6: or hair loss, like, it was just it seems like
Speaker 6: all of these problems came after. So what I was
Speaker 6: starting to look at was and not to go off
Speaker 6: the subject, was like just say, my dad, he was
Speaker 6: born and born in Germany, lived there he was about twelve,
Speaker 6: and then they.
Speaker 1: Came to America.
Speaker 6: And then my mom, she's one hundred percent of Italian,
Speaker 6: but she was more of a third generation. So what
Speaker 6: I was trying to do is maybe find like a
Speaker 6: study to see as far as like bloodlines go. Where
Speaker 6: I have a feeling that the longer that families generations
Speaker 6: are here already, the more vaccinated their blood is. So
Speaker 6: I would I would just wonder if you take someone
Speaker 6: that just say, was off the boat from Germany and
Speaker 6: off the boat from from wherever, but just not from here,
Speaker 6: and just see as far as how much stronger they
Speaker 6: have blood as well their life. That's you know how
Speaker 6: long their life expects, or if any of them caught
Speaker 6: you know, certain chances and illnesses, or it just would
Speaker 6: love to see those numbers.
Speaker 5: That's a good point. So I, for I went to
Speaker 5: the doctors for the first time in quite some time.
Speaker 5: The VA and I would the very first thing out
Speaker 5: of there, very aggressive with the vaccines. Oh, you haven't
Speaker 5: gotten this, you haven't gotten that, we can give you
Speaker 5: this today. But once I said no, at least this time,
Speaker 5: they weren't pushing it anymore, but they were very that
Speaker 5: before they even got into anything else that were like, hey, this,
Speaker 5: this and this the three vaccines. Back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: it was different. I mean he was trying to like
Speaker 5: close like a car salesman would, right, let me go
Speaker 5: talk to my manager. Right, But it's really worth at
Speaker 5: this time, right now, this generation, in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: I think we have to be more open about all
Speaker 5: of these topics, whether it's vaccines, whether it's biblical cosmology,
Speaker 5: true worth, whatever you want to call it, because we
Speaker 5: really have to show people the deceit that's going on
Speaker 5: out there. Because it's interesting you mentioned it, You're right,
Speaker 5: the forties, fifties, it was all Westerns into the sixties,
Speaker 5: it started transitioning. You saw Planet of the Apes, and
Speaker 5: then it was Stanley Kubreck right two thousand and one,
Speaker 5: A Space Odyssey, and from that movie on Star Trek,
Speaker 5: Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica NonStop. So you know what if
Speaker 5: what's been in the news for the last week, ten days.
Speaker 5: They're going to build a nuclear reactor on the Moon,
Speaker 5: there's a seven mile spaceship that could be attacking us
Speaker 5: in the fall, all of these things, Joe, I don't
Speaker 5: believe that they could get away with another pandemic. I
Speaker 5: just don't think they could. Do you think that that
Speaker 5: we will see them try to pull an alien invasion
Speaker 5: card to bring upon like the nWo.
Speaker 6: Like you were just saying, it's it's almost like they're
Speaker 6: taking as many subjects with different stories they create and
Speaker 6: you know, throw it against the wall and see which
Speaker 6: one sticks the best. So maybe it'll be an alien
Speaker 6: or it's almost like they test it out first and
Speaker 6: see how that rates, and I believe the one that
Speaker 6: gets the eyes rating is the one they'll go with.
Speaker 1: Whether you know with.
Speaker 6: The earthquakes, you know that it seems like they create
Speaker 6: themselves with that that heart machine, or you have to
Speaker 6: see with the frequency machines.
Speaker 1: I had one of those those ripe.
Speaker 6: Machines, if you okay, So I didn't understand it until
Speaker 6: they actually got it. And it comes with like the
Speaker 6: silver ball and you're hitting it with like these coils.
Speaker 6: It's not like speakers, but they act as as speakers,
Speaker 6: and you hit it with certain frequencies and you see
Speaker 6: these things just rattle and just gold different directions.
Speaker 1: So I put it like.
Speaker 6: This, like like you have a piece of glass, so
Speaker 6: everything is on a vibration. So you have someone that
Speaker 6: could like a dog whistle, you blow the whistle. Only
Speaker 6: the dog can here, but we can't hear it. Or
Speaker 6: you have somebody that could sing so loud and it
Speaker 6: can crack glass. So there's something to these frequencies where
Speaker 6: just say there's certain.
Speaker 1: Diseases or I want to say virus, like that word.
Speaker 6: What they call it mic certain uh.
Speaker 5: Like certain micro particles.
Speaker 1: More of like what they call it the yuh.
Speaker 7: Man people get the virus, the h what they call
Speaker 7: it the not microbes, the little uh the little worms
Speaker 7: what are they not worms?
Speaker 5: Bacteria?
Speaker 1: But okay, just say like bacteria.
Speaker 6: So everything has is on a vibration, So there's a
Speaker 6: certain there's a certain.
Speaker 5: Frequency that would kill that certainly.
Speaker 1: So now why this but his.
Speaker 6: Silver bull being inside this glass I was talking about
Speaker 6: when it hits you with a frequency, So it's going
Speaker 6: through that glass, it's pineering through the glass but not
Speaker 6: affecting it, and it's making that rattle. So saying is
Speaker 6: you have your skin and your bones, whoever is this
Speaker 6: uh parasite that's a parasite might be? Is that frequency
Speaker 6: you can get through your skin and your bone without
Speaker 6: affecting you and it will parasites. And it didn't start
Speaker 6: clicking until they had this guy out here called doctor
Speaker 6: lead him in and I only know his name because
Speaker 6: he was on the radio like every five minutes saying,
Speaker 6: how come to his cancer treatment center And it's only
Speaker 6: for there's no chemo, none of that. You just go
Speaker 6: there and he hits you with like a pen, like
Speaker 6: a radiology pen. So it didn't make sense until I
Speaker 6: saw this the rife machine. I'm thinking, like, this is
Speaker 6: what it has to be like because this guy, from
Speaker 6: what he says, is that pretty much caws all cancers.
Speaker 6: So if there's something to this with the frequencies, that
Speaker 6: that that we really have to start looking into, because
Speaker 6: in the end, we really are all energy. And you know,
Speaker 6: like you say, you put your feet on the ground
Speaker 6: and get that son and taking all of that energy.
Speaker 5: If you go to Google and put in these four
Speaker 5: words church bells kill parasites the AI. Of course, now
Speaker 5: Google has its AI. First, it says some ancient cultures
Speaker 5: held the superstitious belief that ringing bells, including church bells,
Speaker 5: could ward off certain infections and parasites, et cetera. Then,
Speaker 5: of course there's the ap fact check health experts. You know,
Speaker 5: there's no credible evidence supporting false claims. But then right
Speaker 5: after that you start to see something about bells and
Speaker 5: the healing. So you know, again if I see fact
Speaker 5: checks right off the bat, there's something to it, and
Speaker 5: there is a great conspiracy. I don't remember when it was,
Speaker 5: maybe after eighteen seventy, but all the church bells throughout
Speaker 5: Europe and North America, many of them have disappeared.
Speaker 1: For the job I have, I roll over all over
Speaker 1: the place, so I'm all through Long Island, So I.
Speaker 6: Drive through just say rich towns, port towns, and every
Speaker 6: main street looks the same where you can see where
Speaker 6: the building looks like it's sunk into the ground and
Speaker 6: then there's this big hill. But what I've noticed is
Speaker 6: some of these towns have these really old buildings, like
Speaker 6: out on the Long Beach where you first enter them,
Speaker 6: and it just happens to me. I noticed this is
Speaker 6: right across the street from the post office, which looks
Speaker 6: like it's been there for hundreds of years. So this
Speaker 6: building is about five six stories high and at the
Speaker 6: top they have these two big towers that are probably
Speaker 6: ten stories high, and they're missing the bells their bell towers,
Speaker 6: but there's no bells in there. And you you just
Speaker 6: know there was something to that with well, like you said,
Speaker 6: they were healing powers or it definitely sent some sort
Speaker 6: of healing frequency through because what did they celebrate in Philadelphia, h.
Speaker 5: Liberty bell Yeah, they celebrate the crack of the liberty bells.
Speaker 6: I mean, like, we've destroyed the bells and here we
Speaker 6: are celebrating it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's another one of those subtle things. Now
Speaker 5: that we're told that again the ceiling frequencies of bells
Speaker 5: were the true purpose of these bells in the past.
Speaker 5: Now we're told that they had to melt down these
Speaker 5: bells during World War One and World War Two for ammunition. Yeah.
Speaker 5: But but what's funny is this. This is a Facebook
Speaker 5: post which I put the link in the show notes
Speaker 5: for the listeners.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: It says it's funny because the parasites that are running
Speaker 5: in the world are the ones who got rid of
Speaker 5: the bells. It's funny when you think of it that way,
Speaker 5: because that's the people running this world. That's exactly what
Speaker 5: they are, their parasites.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, they don't go away exactly. That's where else
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 5: I wanted to ask you in your journey where was
Speaker 5: when will you first introduce to flat Earth? Was it
Speaker 5: a video? Was it a post? Were you like looking
Speaker 5: into vaccines and ran into something?
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is where okay, so to get back to
Speaker 6: where my son needed the uh the the vaccine to
Speaker 6: go into school next year, that's when we decided.
Speaker 1: Like, all right, no, that that that's just that can't happen.
Speaker 6: So now, after watching and you know, actually, I'm sorry,
Speaker 6: it was when I read the Genesis and I actually
Speaker 6: re read and read it and I said that's it,
Speaker 6: like this is this something to this? So then that's
Speaker 6: when I, uh, I just said, I gotta I gotta
Speaker 6: look into this more.
Speaker 1: And it was like if I have like I hear,
Speaker 1: like a spiritual awakened where like.
Speaker 6: Everything in your body, just your head, your mind, it
Speaker 6: just gets.
Speaker 1: Like those chills, the good chills.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 1: Well, at first, I'm just like, all right, now, this.
Speaker 6: Can't be and and I just kept on research and
Speaker 6: research said it really is.
Speaker 1: And when it.
Speaker 6: Finally clicked, it was like, wow, everything really is a lie.
Speaker 6: So it's just something inside my itire body soul just
Speaker 6: said this is not or we are not spinning a
Speaker 6: thousand miles an hour like I said. Then you start
Speaker 6: looking at the numbers and none of it adds up
Speaker 6: because what's the first equation. The first thing they say
Speaker 6: is nothing became everything. So if you have nothing, you
Speaker 6: add nothing, you subtract nothing, you times it by nothing,
Speaker 6: it equals nothing.
Speaker 1: So it's like.
Speaker 6: You take zero eggs, you take zero cups of flour,
Speaker 6: you mix it together for zero seconds, and you throw
Speaker 6: it in an oven for for zero minutes on zero
Speaker 6: degrees and whil a, you got an upside down rainbow cake.
Speaker 1: Like it just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 6: So everything that it starts with it's a false equation.
Speaker 1: And to get back to with the with the vaccines
Speaker 1: and stuff. I I it's I.
Speaker 6: Can't like knock any doctors for it, because it's almost
Speaker 6: like the doctors they've been given the wrong information or
Speaker 6: the wrong formulas. So it's not like it's like the
Speaker 6: doctors are the ones who invented these vaccines or medicines.
Speaker 1: They're just just prescrib them.
Speaker 6: So whatever they're going off of, they're given, like I say,
Speaker 6: a false recipe or a false ingredient.
Speaker 1: So it's I get it to an extent.
Speaker 6: That you know, it's it's obviously the powers that be
Speaker 6: or the ones the parasites are the ones that are
Speaker 6: pulling the strings.
Speaker 5: Yeah, spot on. And a lot of those people who
Speaker 5: have created these like the Big Bang theory, something out
Speaker 5: of nothing, they all were part of this American Philosophical
Speaker 5: Society in Philadelphia. It's been around since seventeen forty three.
Speaker 5: Everyone from Ben Franklin to Woodrow Wilson, right, the guy
Speaker 5: who started the the Federal Reserve. And you had Louis Pasture,
Speaker 5: the guy who was the germ theory guy right, and
Speaker 5: all of these people who who promote Darwin right, Darwinism,
Speaker 5: just all the nonsense. So these things have been planned
Speaker 5: out a long time, and it's all even I'm looking
Speaker 5: at there's a picture of Thomas Jefferson's gate. There's a
Speaker 5: globe on the gate. So all of these things are
Speaker 5: perpetuated to distance man from God and put our faith
Speaker 5: in government.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. They want to replace God with science.
Speaker 6: Everything that he gave to us for healing, for food,
Speaker 6: for everything, they just want to replace it with science.
Speaker 6: It's it's, it's, it's it's really.
Speaker 1: It's a scary path.
Speaker 6: So that's why I want to hear someone say, oh,
Speaker 6: what's the matter. I'm like, well, it might not matter
Speaker 6: to you right now, but down the road, it's it's
Speaker 6: the longer we wait, the worse it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: It's like, you gotta pump the brakes here. It's at
Speaker 1: what point does does you? You can't just sit back
Speaker 1: and allow it to keep going.
Speaker 6: You have to, like like like with my son, where
Speaker 6: where he was learning all this stuff as he was
Speaker 6: doing the homework with my wife, I would say, no,
Speaker 6: I said that didn't happen, Well, that didn't happen, And
Speaker 6: repeatedly she'd say I know, but you know, at least
Speaker 6: let him learn both things. I said, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: it is not okay to to have him learn two
Speaker 6: different different things.
Speaker 1: I wanted to learn the truth.
Speaker 6: So at first she was a little like, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: let him learn, And then all of a sudden, I
Speaker 6: would say, by a month later after after I guess
Speaker 6: hearing me all the time and my son just not
Speaker 6: saying kicking a screaming, but like, why am I learning
Speaker 6: this stuff?
Speaker 1: It's fake. It's like, oh, you're listening to daddy too much.
Speaker 6: But even explain it to him is where she finally said,
Speaker 6: you know what.
Speaker 1: What is he learning in school? Like? What is he
Speaker 1: learned in school? So you would hear homewark like what
Speaker 1: they say the.
Speaker 6: In nineteen fifty seven, Utah Protestants were fourteen percent of
Speaker 6: the population.
Speaker 1: What is what? What is that? What is that?
Speaker 6: What is that going to do for him growing up?
Speaker 6: But it just none of it made sense, Like there
Speaker 6: was no classes to you know, teach him how to create.
Speaker 6: Everything that he says, just regarditate is to learn how
Speaker 6: to fall, learn how to build something, just creativity.
Speaker 1: That that's all been tossed out the window.
Speaker 5: And it's something because you know your children and this
Speaker 5: doesn't even count kindergarten. That the average school year about
Speaker 5: one hundred and eighty days a year, so you're talking
Speaker 5: about twenty one hundred and sixty days are spent in
Speaker 5: school from you know, first grade to twelfth grade. That's
Speaker 5: that's six straight years, right, And when you when you
Speaker 5: think about what you've actually learned, most of it's nonsense.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: They don't teach you how to do not that I'm
Speaker 5: a fan of it, but like they don't teach you
Speaker 5: how to do taxes. They don't teach you anything about budgets.
Speaker 5: They don't teach you anything about true history. You're never
Speaker 5: taught about Wymar, you're never taught about the USS, liberty,
Speaker 5: all of these things. Is it's just when you think
Speaker 5: about how long these children are in school and the
Speaker 5: actual life skills that they learn, sort of like someone
Speaker 5: who might go to a technical school and learn a trade,
Speaker 5: it's kind of really preposterous.
Speaker 1: Like you just said that true history.
Speaker 6: So even if you take my dad, for instance, where
Speaker 6: se he was born in forty seven, so when he
Speaker 6: moved out to America and just say when he was thirteen,
Speaker 6: so in Germany, that's that was you know, right after
Speaker 6: the World War two end that he was born. So
Speaker 6: the history that happened in Germany, you weren't allowed to
Speaker 6: talk about what really happened, what might have happened, or
Speaker 6: you you know, arrested, So he came over here and
Speaker 6: learned the history from America's view. So now his his history,
Speaker 6: it's already there.
Speaker 1: The history is contaminated.
Speaker 6: So it's almost like you have a person, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 6: from Germany, but you know, you don't know Germany. You
Speaker 6: know the American version of.
Speaker 5: Germany right from the victor side, right, that's why they
Speaker 5: call it his story.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, there's the truth and then there's his
Speaker 6: story exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And it's funny you mentioned that. I think in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty two on my radio show, I entered a
Speaker 5: lady by the name of Monica Schaeffer. She's a Canadian
Speaker 5: citizen and when she was in Germany, she questioned the narrative.
Speaker 5: She spent eighteen months in jail and alongside murderers, thieves,
Speaker 5: just just for having an opinion. And that's really there's
Speaker 5: many countries in Europe and around the world like that.
Speaker 1: It's scary.
Speaker 6: So it's almost like they're trying to set us up
Speaker 6: for that now, like very very slowly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, almost minority reports type of stuff too, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, And you know that's the whole thing is.
Speaker 6: People don't realize when they say how important is this? Well,
Speaker 6: when you realize how important it is that every one
Speaker 6: of us is our God's children. So that's why you
Speaker 6: know what God says, only don't worship false idols and
Speaker 6: only worship no me. So if everybody looked at him
Speaker 6: as the father, we're all his children, Well, what does
Speaker 6: that make U?
Speaker 1: Makes everybody family?
Speaker 6: So if everybody looked at each other as family instead
Speaker 6: of by race, religion, color, weight.
Speaker 1: Of it's a lot.
Speaker 6: There's a lot more love and family than there is,
Speaker 6: you know, than anything else. I there's there's definitely a
Speaker 6: purpose to that divide and concer where you know, even
Speaker 6: even the towns you live in, they have different towns
Speaker 6: or even uh where I say with oh, with sports franchises.
Speaker 6: You know, every big city has two two two teams
Speaker 6: like the New York Jets the New York Giants. Why
Speaker 6: is that Well, because you can't have all these fans
Speaker 6: cheering for the same thing.
Speaker 1: So now it's gonna be the Giants think they suck
Speaker 1: on the Jets thinks.
Speaker 6: So now you still have people divided, even though these
Speaker 6: guys united, but there's there's still divided and that's it's
Speaker 6: in every sport.
Speaker 1: And uh, like I said, I can't even watch sports anymore.
Speaker 6: I used to love watching sports, And a friend I
Speaker 6: was like, why don't you watch them anymore? I said, well,
Speaker 6: I'd rather play a video game with my son than
Speaker 6: watch grown men play sports.
Speaker 1: It's you know, these guys are strangers to me, Like
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 6: I never thought of it like that, until you know,
Speaker 6: until I guess you start waking up, you realize.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that that's a very common narrative now is a
Speaker 5: lot of people are falling away from it. You realize
Speaker 5: you're rooting for a franchise because people there's different people
Speaker 5: every single year, right, you're just rooting for a logo
Speaker 5: or and and we saw in twenty twenty they use
Speaker 5: that as a tool as the divide and conquer scheme too.
Speaker 6: Right, Yeah, they showed us how they really how they
Speaker 6: really appreciate us the fans.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I can't you know, paying four hundred dollars
Speaker 5: to take a family afford to a to a ball
Speaker 5: game back in the eighties, I could go to a
Speaker 5: veteran stadium in the Philadelphia for two bucks and get
Speaker 5: seats in the center field. And now everything is just
Speaker 5: twenty five dollars just to park. You know, if you
Speaker 5: want to sow Ita, it's ten bucks. It's just it's absolute.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: Thanks told my son that old time, I said, you
Speaker 6: don't really just said what dollar to a ten year
Speaker 6: old back in Grandma's thing? I mean that would that
Speaker 6: would get them a little ice cream candy. I mean
Speaker 6: it would be enough. I said, Now, dollar, it's the
Speaker 6: tax you pay on what you buy the candy.
Speaker 1: Bo Yeah, it's it's it's it's uh.
Speaker 5: It's mind blowing. How over the last five years, how
Speaker 5: this hyperinflation has just blown everything up, and we still
Speaker 5: one thing we're bad about. We're bad about just accepting
Speaker 5: and moving on. Uh. I mean you go out to dinner,
Speaker 5: you're gonna I mean, just everything is through the roof.
Speaker 5: It's insane.
Speaker 1: Well, even if you talk about like investing wise, well
Speaker 1: like stocks that uh, it just just just came across
Speaker 1: my thinking not too long ago, where.
Speaker 6: Were they paint different certain stocks? So yeah, yeah, by
Speaker 6: the stock it gets a ten percent dividend. Okay, well,
Speaker 6: what really is a dividend? So now picture you have
Speaker 6: just say, ten thousand dollars in a bank. Oh, you
Speaker 6: have ten thousand dollars in the stock and it pays
Speaker 6: a ten percent dividend. Okay, so now you get that
Speaker 6: ten percent diffident, he has a thousand dollars. Okay, great,
Speaker 6: But now that bank account that had ten thousand dollars
Speaker 6: now has nine thousand.
Speaker 1: So what is a dividend.
Speaker 6: You're you're just taking money out of the bank, so
Speaker 6: you're not you know, it's this and I when you
Speaker 6: start questioning that, like, wait a second, this this dividend
Speaker 6: isn't really a dividend.
Speaker 1: It's just taking money out of my bank.
Speaker 6: And put in my pocket and now I got to
Speaker 6: pay taxes on it.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, the whole money system of everything is just.
Speaker 5: It's just yeah. I mean, if if your state has
Speaker 5: income tax, then if you make a thousand dollars a week,
Speaker 5: you're you're getting eight hundred and then you go to
Speaker 5: the store, you're paying your New York what is your
Speaker 5: sales tax? Eight and a half percent and a half Yeah,
Speaker 5: so you're paying tax on I mean, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 5: They get you coming and going. But the quote unquote elite,
Speaker 5: the ruling elite, the people who pull the strings, they're
Speaker 5: able to have their little NGOs and their their nine nineties.
Speaker 5: They're nonprofits and they're able to. You know, people making
Speaker 5: hundreds of millions of dollars are paying less tax than
Speaker 5: someone who makes one hundred thousand dollars a year. They
Speaker 5: would rather pay their lawyer, you know, twenty five thousand
Speaker 5: dollars than to pay one penny in tax.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 6: Is Like, even this town I live in, it was
Speaker 6: it was mostly potato fields.
Speaker 1: They tell us they might be.
Speaker 6: But when you go around certain towns, you just see
Speaker 6: certain structures and buildings you like like this, And I
Speaker 6: never saw this, and I've been forty seven years. I've
Speaker 6: been along island. So I was driving through Rockville Center
Speaker 6: and I saw this church. It was called Saint Agnes Cathedral.
Speaker 6: I I blown, I said, well, where is the churches?
Speaker 6: Thing's always been here and this thing looks like it
Speaker 6: was built hundreds of years ago. By I mean just
Speaker 6: the crassmanship. So I'm like, you know, let me go,
Speaker 6: let me just type this in and see what happens.
Speaker 6: And of course it had the fire story, of course
Speaker 6: it had it had no uh no construction photos. But
Speaker 6: there was a church that was there previously that they
Speaker 6: built over, so but no pictures or anything.
Speaker 1: So it's just and it just seems.
Speaker 6: The poorer the town to say, those are the ones
Speaker 6: that I believe that got hit the hardest because they
Speaker 6: were the most powerful. So I think the more powerful
Speaker 6: these towns were, the more they got hit. Because it
Speaker 6: is everywhere, and this is history that they're not teaching.
Speaker 6: So you have I couldn't even tell you like hundreds
Speaker 6: of thousands of these high schools everywhere, But if most
Speaker 6: of the people were coming off the boat as immigrants,
Speaker 6: you know, fifteen hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: Who built all these schools, Because some of these.
Speaker 6: Schools look like they've, like I said, have been there
Speaker 6: for a lot longer than they tell us.
Speaker 1: When you know, cowboys and Indians are running around.
Speaker 6: So it's it's just a lot of a lot of
Speaker 6: let's say, a lot of pants that they lead you down,
Speaker 6: that are taking down to a bunch of ways. So
Speaker 6: it's it's hard find the truth anywhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what in your estimation, I don't know how much
Speaker 5: you've looked into it, but when do you think this
Speaker 5: timeline was altered?
Speaker 1: Well, the furthest.
Speaker 6: Back ivery here where that they talk about is with
Speaker 6: actual conviction. Where they when they talk about history is
Speaker 6: somewhere in the sixteen hundreds, because you never maybe maybe
Speaker 6: late fifteen hundreds or sixteenth century, but you never heard
Speaker 6: anybody talk about you know, eight hundred AD or eleven hundred.
Speaker 6: It's always in the sixteen hundred to eighteen hundred, you know.
Speaker 1: Range.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a picture that's been circulating recently. It is
Speaker 5: a photo of Chicago's Union Station, supposedly when it first
Speaker 5: opened in nineteen twenty five, and it's in the middle
Speaker 5: of nowhere, literally nothing around it, and then there's this huge,
Speaker 5: I mean just monstrous what they say is the Chicago's
Speaker 5: Union Station. And then there's a line of like I
Speaker 5: don't know, a thousand people with their bags and I
Speaker 5: mean it's it's like in the middle of nowhere. I'm
Speaker 5: going to try. Yeah, I'm going to try to show
Speaker 5: you the picture in a minute, all right, if I can.
Speaker 6: That's everything like they call I guess I'll use New
Speaker 6: York for example, when they had the World's Fair, I
Speaker 6: mean they tell us that, like the Empire State Building.
Speaker 6: But if if you look into it and say, well,
Speaker 6: when was it built, they'll tell you less than a
Speaker 6: year and a half they built it. How yeah, one
Speaker 6: hundred something stories? Where were they building ten stories?
Speaker 1: You know, a month?
Speaker 6: It's just it made no sense. But then underneath it
Speaker 6: you have the subway system. So it's like what came first,
Speaker 6: the chicken of the egg the subway or the icecraper
Speaker 6: is it's it's just but you know, none of this
Speaker 6: is being taught.
Speaker 1: So what do they do? Well, they destroy all of
Speaker 1: these buildings. Yeah, that's that's I don't.
Speaker 5: Just in the middle of nowhere. And then there's this
Speaker 5: the station And how does that make any sense at all?
Speaker 6: The only way it makes sense is, uh, is this
Speaker 6: town grow? And as you go down to where the
Speaker 6: train station is the railroad tracks they used to have
Speaker 6: this place called the free falls we call them because
Speaker 6: they had the where they crushed the rock into pavement,
Speaker 6: the uh what they call those machines that the belts
Speaker 6: that bring and they yes, so there was there was
Speaker 6: a fewer these going going along the train station.
Speaker 1: And you know, kids, we have put two and two together,
Speaker 1: but it seems like what.
Speaker 6: They were doing was they were taking all the old
Speaker 6: buildings that they must have destroyed, crushing them up and
Speaker 6: then paving our roads with it.
Speaker 1: Because now none of those none of it is there anymore.
Speaker 6: It's all built over and so likely to go to
Speaker 6: the World's Fair.
Speaker 1: Well, you look at the World's Fair. What did they
Speaker 1: build their afterwards?
Speaker 6: An amusement park, an airport JFK or Lakwadia, a baseball stadium,
Speaker 6: actually a few of them here, the New York Giants,
Speaker 6: the Brooklyn Dodge. I mean, it's just they just kept
Speaker 6: on building on top of it. And oh and the
Speaker 6: cemetery's over there. It's just history is being hidden from us.
Speaker 6: And uh, when you when you when you're when if
Speaker 6: they're hiding the history of our past, I mean even
Speaker 6: worse is hiding where you actually what you're living on.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And the structures that they're able to build today
Speaker 5: with all the modern technology jeez and tools, are nothing
Speaker 5: compared to the buildings that we you know, all the
Speaker 5: what I consider like the Greco Roman structures, uh around
Speaker 5: the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they come.
Speaker 6: On hand and chisel, they struck, their arms were big
Speaker 6: end they knew how to Uh, to chisel better, I guess,
Speaker 6: you know, with with with less beneficial tools.
Speaker 1: But uh, in all seriousness.
Speaker 6: I think how they always talk about cavemen. Obviously there
Speaker 6: was no such thing, but it's almost like we're the
Speaker 6: cavemen now from what we were, so I it seems
Speaker 6: like we were a lot like Well, the question is
Speaker 6: why would they cast so much to say the controller
Speaker 6: is is because they know how powerful we are and
Speaker 6: we're thing is we we we haven't realized it yet.
Speaker 6: I think that's you know, that's starting to change, and uh,
Speaker 6: sooner the better.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I think the Roman Empire was around completely
Speaker 5: across the flat plane, if you will. I don't want
Speaker 5: to say around the world. But when you when you
Speaker 5: ask anything, whether it's chat, GPT or the Google AI,
Speaker 5: it'll just tell you it was prevalently influenced during that time.
Speaker 5: But it just makes no sense that the architecture has
Speaker 5: and they.
Speaker 1: Just know so much about it, right, they have so much.
Speaker 6: They know so much information about it, but yet they
Speaker 6: tell us nothing.
Speaker 5: And not even that that even even the words and
Speaker 5: symbols on these buildings have room, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, certain structures and like the statue of Liberty
Speaker 6: you know what that really is. And there was a
Speaker 6: bank I'll see if I get send you after the show.
Speaker 6: There was this bank down this one of those main
Speaker 6: streets and I'm looking close and close. I said, oh
Speaker 6: my god, it was like the little little ahead of
Speaker 6: it under this little like bank that it was green,
Speaker 6: but from like.
Speaker 1: How old it was. I just it just it clicked.
Speaker 6: I said, wowdest thing has been here for it was
Speaker 6: like a fortress. It must be there for hundreds of years.
Speaker 6: And it just they said, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 6: And the cornerstone that it doesn't there is none where
Speaker 6: it's when it was built.
Speaker 1: So it's almost like, all right, what are you hiding here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it's and the statue of Liberty is on
Speaker 5: the starboard as well.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, And I don't know if you've looked into
Speaker 6: it lately. But the when I talk about the trees
Speaker 6: from from the Biblical trees, and you just start seeing
Speaker 6: how these mountains, how they resemble mountains to a tee
Speaker 6: where where you see like they always have to tell
Speaker 6: us where they mock us. Where you have that movie
Speaker 6: domb and Dumba, Yeah, where he's riding on the back
Speaker 6: of the open and he.
Speaker 5: Says, wow, that man landed on the moon. Well yeah,
Speaker 5: and then.
Speaker 6: When he says yeah, John Denver's full of but he
Speaker 6: says John Denver's full of shit. The rocky mountains aren't
Speaker 6: so rocky. And then you're like, all right, what is
Speaker 6: he trying to say there?
Speaker 1: And you see like the.
Speaker 6: Question like waterfalls, like like where's all the water coming from?
Speaker 6: It just keeps going, recycling back up. So it seems
Speaker 6: like they would have to have like a root system.
Speaker 6: So when you when you think of a tree, I'm
Speaker 6: not saying you think of a tree like the ones
Speaker 6: outside like those are like pieces of grass compared to these,
Speaker 6: to these like old world biblical trees. And they all
Speaker 6: these mountains look exactly like they would look if you
Speaker 6: cut them down from from looking from like an aerial view.
Speaker 1: And it's just the rings.
Speaker 6: It's it just makes too much sense.
Speaker 1: And uh yeah, so it's far. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you looked into that. Have you looked into.
Speaker 5: The the you know, I've gotten a lot of emails.
Speaker 5: That's one of the things I haven't taken the time.
Speaker 5: One of the things I have I broke the uh
Speaker 5: the AI if you go put in there's no way
Speaker 5: Niagara Falls can exist on a globe. It just it
Speaker 5: like melts. Yeah, it says indeed Niagara Falls exist, and
Speaker 5: is it completely breaks it?
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: I encourage everyone to try to put that into your
Speaker 5: ai and it just melts its brain because water is
Speaker 5: just water going up a ball. And then you have
Speaker 5: I think it's the Nile River where the river flows
Speaker 5: north and it's under it right, it's under the equator,
Speaker 5: which means it's literally.
Speaker 1: That's it. It takes it should take one or maybe
Speaker 1: two proofs.
Speaker 6: To get someone to think, but you could show somebody
Speaker 6: one hundred proofs and they'll still say, ah, you're crazy.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's a globe. Why do you think it's
Speaker 1: a globe? Well? Because uh do I want you to
Speaker 1: do a hypothesis? And uh are we talking about.
Speaker 6: Like like when I first found out, I mean, I
Speaker 6: like everybody says, I want to tell everybody, Oh so excited,
Speaker 6: like I I know something that I just cracked the coat.
Speaker 6: And it wasn't taken very receptive. Like I said, I
Speaker 6: got a I got two older brothers. Love him to death.
Speaker 6: You grew up together. My brother Chris wasn't too receptive
Speaker 6: to it. He was like looked at me like I
Speaker 6: was a cost salesman. I just sold him a lemon
Speaker 6: and my old one.
Speaker 1: Eric, Uh he was. He was definitely receptive to it.
Speaker 6: But I don't think I I convinced him yet. But uh,
Speaker 6: it's still time and my dad, I think he's just uh,
Speaker 6: I mean, he's he's at the point where I got
Speaker 6: a few years left.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to join. I can't. I can't go
Speaker 1: diving into this.
Speaker 6: I I understand from that point of view, but it's
Speaker 6: it's you know, it's hard to get somebody's ears.
Speaker 1: So like you say, you just got to plant these seeds.
Speaker 1: But uh, one of.
Speaker 6: My friends, I would battle him back and forth and
Speaker 6: he just wasn't wasn't wasn't buying it. All of a sudden,
Speaker 6: about a few weeks later, I got a text message, Oh,
Speaker 6: I apologize you.
Speaker 1: You were right.
Speaker 6: So I have to give a shout out to my
Speaker 6: friend Mikey.
Speaker 1: He he uh, he.
Speaker 6: Is on board and he's gone about five times further
Speaker 6: in his journey than I've gone.
Speaker 1: And he started like a year year after me.
Speaker 6: So I have to say, when you plant the seeds,
Speaker 6: the people that want to wake up and they actually
Speaker 6: do the research. They they will find the truth. It's
Speaker 6: it's it's it's everywhere. You just have to know where
Speaker 6: to look.
Speaker 1: You can't just type in flat earth and then uh
Speaker 1: uh right there to bunk that. See.
Speaker 5: It's uh yeah, that's the biggest obstacle, knowing that all
Speaker 5: the search engines, even yandex unfortunately within the last month
Speaker 5: or two, has been hijacked.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, now.
Speaker 5: I got to find another search engine.
Speaker 1: Like people say, is the dead Internet they.
Speaker 5: Call it where dead Internet theory.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's almost like maybe you know, but with this
Speaker 6: with the AI, when you type in something and it
Speaker 6: just responds to you like that. This technology, I mean,
Speaker 6: come on, it just didn't just come out now. It's
Speaker 6: just had to be around for hundreds of years, and
Speaker 6: it's like they just give it.
Speaker 1: To us a little out of time. Whoever the powers
Speaker 1: that be is, you.
Speaker 6: Know, I don't want to say to keep us happy,
Speaker 6: but I guess to keep us off off their backs.
Speaker 1: Room a minute.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember the Internet and YouTube in the late
Speaker 5: nineties early two thousands was just full of information, and
Speaker 5: now the Internet's really losing its authenticity. The algorithms, the
Speaker 5: control of information. It's all been hijacked.
Speaker 1: Put it this way. They have.
Speaker 6: Software that they could go in they like bots, so
Speaker 6: they could go into a.
Speaker 1: Just say Facebook or.
Speaker 6: Any one of those social media sites and they comment
Speaker 6: on somebody's comment and it'll be negative against that person,
Speaker 6: and then another bot we'll go against that will go
Speaker 6: against the other bot, and so these two bots are arguing,
Speaker 6: and then that pulls in a real person. So it's
Speaker 6: it's it's it's created to to to mess people up
Speaker 6: so that there's something you know that.
Speaker 1: To have AI.
Speaker 6: Working against you to push a false narrative is is
Speaker 6: you know, I don't know if it's legal or not,
Speaker 6: but there's there's definitely something not.
Speaker 1: Right about it.
Speaker 5: What do you think the endgame is with all this technology?
Speaker 1: It's I'm hoping it's not as far as.
Speaker 6: With all the these frequencies, Like I said, there's good freauci,
Speaker 6: there's also bad frequencies. Where are they going to do
Speaker 6: it where they keep us at such a low vibration
Speaker 6: that well, where zombies or there's not zombie zombies, but
Speaker 6: where we're just the energy we have, where it's instead
Speaker 6: of having one hundred percent energy, where like a battery
Speaker 6: that's on load on low power.
Speaker 1: Well, we're working in low power mode. As far as
Speaker 1: the endgame, it's it's total control.
Speaker 6: And you look at the United States, where, uh where
Speaker 6: did we go from? I mean from the inside with
Speaker 6: with you know we live in I'd say it's work
Speaker 6: taught that. You know, those are the bad guys. We're
Speaker 6: the good guys. And yet we we went into where
Speaker 6: Germany was fighting the war, the World War. We went
Speaker 6: into there, and you know, whoever won that war? I
Speaker 6: guess you know they say.
Speaker 1: We wanted I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's whatever whatever history whoever went I.
Speaker 1: Guess who wins? You know, told us the history. But
Speaker 1: so they got their.
Speaker 6: Feet into Europe and now I believe the last well,
Speaker 6: one of the last spots was the Middle East. There
Speaker 6: was a lot of a lot of uh you want
Speaker 6: to say, history or stuff that they needed out there, wanted.
Speaker 1: So what did they do?
Speaker 6: You know, the whole you know, nine to eleven, and
Speaker 6: they were able to get to get people to agree, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: let's go to wars. We went into Middle East. And
Speaker 6: now they don't have to make up any excuses. You know,
Speaker 6: he's hiding nuclear bombs he's got.
Speaker 1: Weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 6: So it's it's almost like we went into these countries
Speaker 6: telling everybody where the good guys.
Speaker 1: And it's almost like are we the band guys? It's
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know, and uh, what do we
Speaker 1: do from here? Is the question?
Speaker 5: Though it's uh exactly that, that's what do we do
Speaker 5: from here? You know, history is something is an important
Speaker 5: point to make people aware and to get them awake,
Speaker 5: and then you have to kind of turn your focus
Speaker 5: on where do we go forward? But on what you mentioned.
Speaker 5: It's interesting because you know, we invaded Iraq March two
Speaker 5: thousand and three. Two months later, an archaeological team found,
Speaker 5: you know, the to mc Gilgamesh. Yes, just a coincidence.
Speaker 1: Though, right, were's the coin for that?
Speaker 5: One? Dropped one just to win svidence. As we start
Speaker 5: to wind down, could you give me your six silver bullets?
Speaker 5: What were the you know, as you started to research
Speaker 5: into flat earth, what were the ones that really stood
Speaker 5: out to you?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: One, I was thinking, since they claim the the square miles,
Speaker 6: the curvature is six inches per square mile.
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 6: So if you take a skyscraperk like just say Empire
Speaker 6: State building. So now you have, I have twenty people
Speaker 6: that do a circle around if they're all standing just
Speaker 6: say five miles away from it. Now each person should
Speaker 6: have what viewer theyre going to see the building are
Speaker 6: a leaning tower of like Pisa, like if it's on
Speaker 6: a ball, like they should all have different different views
Speaker 6: of it. But yet when you take a picture of
Speaker 6: it from every one of those angles, it's the same,
Speaker 6: same built like.
Speaker 1: It's not leaning or anything. There's no hidden curbage.
Speaker 5: That is a good point, even if you look at
Speaker 5: it from a very far distance. Technically it should be
Speaker 5: a little off to the center, but there it's always
Speaker 5: straight up and down. Great point.
Speaker 6: And let me say like train tracks, they're they're all
Speaker 6: built or they're made level. So that's why I said,
Speaker 6: if you if you pretend to build a train track
Speaker 6: that goes around the entire globe as it's as they say,
Speaker 6: whether north and south, east and west, it would have
Speaker 6: to connect, you know, to go around there their full circle,
Speaker 6: because you know, the thing is, you keep heading south,
Speaker 6: eventually you'll be headed north.
Speaker 1: So now what would that look like if you went
Speaker 1: in a drone or satellite and you're.
Speaker 6: Looking down, how would that it just doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 6: Like I said, even when you have AI.
Speaker 1: Try to make it.
Speaker 6: You saw what those pitches look like, because it just
Speaker 6: shows that it's just it doesn't make any sense. Another
Speaker 6: one is with the water. You know, it needs a container.
Speaker 6: So I always take like a bottle of polling springs
Speaker 6: and I'll say, you see the water in here. If
Speaker 6: I cut out the bottom, what happens to it that
Speaker 6: the water spills out? And I'll say, oh why because
Speaker 6: of gravity? So gravity.
Speaker 1: Sinks the water down, but.
Speaker 6: Yet it also makes it stick upside down to a ball.
Speaker 1: But what about at the top of it?
Speaker 6: It just it just doesn't make any sense because it's
Speaker 6: all you said, it's always got to find its level.
Speaker 1: What else we have skinship trained trunks? Okay, uh, a compass.
Speaker 6: It don't flip or point to a distinct southern magnetic point,
Speaker 6: which would prove a level single pole magnetic system.
Speaker 1: So another word, yeah, the compass is always.
Speaker 5: It doesn't flip over like, it's always pointing north no
Speaker 5: matter where you are exactly, So.
Speaker 6: It's not magically just gonna aim up and then turn
Speaker 6: around and face north again.
Speaker 1: Yep, As I said to the whole equation.
Speaker 6: Where it starts with the nothing and the zeros and
Speaker 6: nothing is nothing and it becomes everything that just doesn't
Speaker 6: make any sense. And you have ninety three million miles away.
Speaker 6: So I try to put it to them like this,
Speaker 6: You're standing out of a barbecue, you're grilling chicken, and
Speaker 6: you're standing two feet away from the barbecue. You're gonna
Speaker 6: feel the heat a little, I'm sure. But now if
Speaker 6: you stand twenty feet away, you know, I don't think
Speaker 6: you're gonna feel the heat. Now if you're standing a
Speaker 6: mile away, are you gonna.
Speaker 1: Feel the heat? But now, I don't care how hot
Speaker 1: something is.
Speaker 6: To stand ninety three million miles away from something and
Speaker 6: feel the heat is it's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: And space is black. All the space between the Sun
Speaker 5: and Earth is black.
Speaker 6: And then and then let's say, you know, it reflects
Speaker 6: off the moon, and then is where it gets the light?
Speaker 6: And there's been I mean countless times where our video
Speaker 6: the sun in the sky with the moon in the sky, and.
Speaker 1: How is that possible? You know, if what they say,
Speaker 1: there's this, there's things that just don't add up. What
Speaker 1: else was there?
Speaker 6: Even like you said you have Florida is one thousand
Speaker 6: miles away from New York and you'll have it will
Speaker 6: be ninety degrees in Florida, and yet seventy degrees in
Speaker 6: New York. So one thousand miles away makes the difference
Speaker 6: of twenty degrees, but yet ninety three million miles away.
Speaker 1: It's just it's.
Speaker 5: The like I said, those numbers are ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's not. It's not even like maybe if
Speaker 1: you said it's one hundred.
Speaker 6: Miles away the sun, you might feel it, but ninety
Speaker 6: three million miles away.
Speaker 1: Come on, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Light towers, whether they were used for what they say,
Speaker 6: but light towers they only work on a flat earth
Speaker 6: unless you know you're in the middle of the I
Speaker 6: call it the sea because the Bible they never mentioned oceans, right.
Speaker 1: It's always the sea. So the sea or the seas,
Speaker 1: it's that's that's something right there.
Speaker 6: But as far as the light towers, how would if
Speaker 6: there was curbage, the light towers just they'd be useless.
Speaker 1: Let's see that.
Speaker 5: Real quick before you go on. You mentioned the lighthouses.
Speaker 5: What are your hypothesis? Might have they been used for?
Speaker 5: Or is that just because all the other stuff has
Speaker 5: been a lie.
Speaker 6: It could be well because everything else is alive.
Speaker 1: But it could be that maybe they like the underwater.
Speaker 6: The underwater coacts the cable that connects everything from the
Speaker 6: Internet where communications I believe like ninety five percent of
Speaker 6: it is through cables.
Speaker 1: Ninety eight better. So I was thinking any like those
Speaker 1: are attached to it somehow some sort of communication.
Speaker 6: Maybe they're connected at the bottom something somehow, or like
Speaker 6: an extender or that there's something to it, but like.
Speaker 1: It's not what they I don't think it's what they tell.
Speaker 6: Us, especially when you see which way they're facing on
Speaker 6: shore and offshore. There's uh, maybe they're used for frequencies
Speaker 6: or something with communications because they're that they're really high
Speaker 6: and everything else.
Speaker 1: That that's how is like antennas and uh, you know, like.
Speaker 6: If like satellites, if if they were really in space,
Speaker 6: then why these antennas need to be a thousand or
Speaker 6: two thousand feet long?
Speaker 1: Oh hi, I should say it's uh, it doesn't make
Speaker 1: any sense.
Speaker 6: And even these satellites where they're never pointing straight up,
Speaker 6: they're always pointing at at a different angle than another
Speaker 6: straight up. What else radars when you even when you
Speaker 6: see the movies, the radars. They spin in a circle.
Speaker 6: They spin around a circle. They don't spin around a ball.
Speaker 1: So h, I think that was about it. I think
Speaker 1: I gave it was that enough.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's all. And I wanted to run a couple
Speaker 5: of past you like, no matter where you are, the
Speaker 5: compass points north. That's because of the you know, the
Speaker 5: giant magnet in the Arctic, which is Rupus nigger which
Speaker 5: is funny because Rupus nigra means black rock and that
Speaker 5: and who's running the world black rock? Right, and nobody ever.
Speaker 6: Talks about it's always let's go down to Antarctica, down
Speaker 6: in Artica. Well how about we go somewhere that's closer.
Speaker 6: It's called the North Pole, and you know where you
Speaker 6: look at the old maps and you see there's what
Speaker 6: was there like four islands around in it.
Speaker 1: And you know rivers are going through it.
Speaker 6: So maybe that's the center of creation for we know
Speaker 6: that could actually be where you know Jerusalem or you know,
Speaker 6: there's something.
Speaker 1: Going on there that whether they use the uh, the
Speaker 1: bird it was a it was an admiral bird.
Speaker 6: Maybe they used that as a little there's truth in that,
Speaker 6: but it's a little diversion to make you think that
Speaker 6: it's all a frozen land or something. For who has
Speaker 6: any idea what's what's really the end unless you actually
Speaker 6: go there. And I've never really, if anybody ever talking
Speaker 6: about taking an expedition to.
Speaker 1: The North Pole.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's funny. Everybody talks about and that's what I've
Speaker 5: mentioned a few times. I think Antarctica may and I'm
Speaker 5: not saying that there's hidden knowledge down there, but I
Speaker 5: think it is a bit of a diversion because if
Speaker 5: you remember, Mercader was the guy who found black rock
Speaker 5: in the Arctic, and he's the guy responsible for creating
Speaker 5: the Mercader projection, which is how nautical kind of navigation
Speaker 5: is done. And so what he does is he writes
Speaker 5: a letter to of all people, John Dee, who is
Speaker 5: a guy who is part of the club. They say
Speaker 5: it's thirty three French miles and then John Dee, he's
Speaker 5: the guy. He's an astrologer, he's into the occult and
Speaker 5: he takes this and I think there is something too,
Speaker 5: even the French. I'm sorry. The Canadian Prime Minister Justin
Speaker 5: Trudeau talked about his father taking him to see that
Speaker 5: when he was a child, So I wonder if there
Speaker 5: is some type of of I don't know. It's something
Speaker 5: I think everybody should look into, because if you've ever
Speaker 5: heard my podcast on John d you should go check
Speaker 5: it out on the fact Hunner. But this is the
Speaker 5: guy who got the letter saying, hey, I found this,
Speaker 5: And then how like did you ever get taught about
Speaker 5: rupus nigress in school?
Speaker 1: Never heard of it?
Speaker 5: Exactly?
Speaker 1: You heard of? These are all interesting, you know, Like
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 5: The other thing I wanted to mention when I was
Speaker 5: saying Niagara Falls shouldn't exist on a globe, I'm not
Speaker 5: talking about it the actual fall itself. I'm talking about
Speaker 5: the water coming back around.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: How is that possible? That the how that's coming from it?
Speaker 6: That the forced how is it coming back up? So
Speaker 6: that's what I like I said, I don't know, But
Speaker 6: that's why when I throw out like the tree, because
Speaker 6: trees are like rooted into the ground. Is obviously if
Speaker 6: you ever see where someone cut into a tree and
Speaker 6: you know, they put like a water tap and water
Speaker 6: just starts gushing out of the tree.
Speaker 1: So there's something to that. Roots just some like haven't
Speaker 1: cracked the code yet, but there's there's a lot.
Speaker 6: Going on that.
Speaker 1: I believe we're gonna start figuring out sooner or later.
Speaker 5: I have one more question and then we'll wrap it up.
Speaker 5: Because you're a telecom guy, what are your thoughts on
Speaker 5: Wi Fi and do you think they're able to manipulate frequencies,
Speaker 5: et cetera? You know, does it affect us humanly? There's
Speaker 5: articles I read something on news Medical Life Sciences yesterday
Speaker 5: talking about how Wi fi can I had? Where's my notes?
Speaker 5: Wi Fi exposure is known to be associated with disrupted
Speaker 5: learning and memory, sleep deprivation, and fatigue. That's just the
Speaker 5: known kind of effects. What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 6: Oh, it's like, well, you ever hear like when you're
Speaker 6: listening to the radio and it's a little staticky, but
Speaker 6: just your songs on you like you like all right,
Speaker 6: this is this is great'st to like the song?
Speaker 1: You know, back when we used to only have the radio.
Speaker 5: Before you know AM radio, right, So now you're getting.
Speaker 6: Further away and you hear it and it starts getting
Speaker 6: more staticky. So it's it's if you keep on listening
Speaker 6: to that, you will get sick eventually. Like it's not
Speaker 6: that you'll start to feel like it will make you sick.
Speaker 6: So it's even though it's through Wi Fi, there's certain
Speaker 6: just say, frequencies that they'll use that you know, there's
Speaker 6: good in bed, so they could keep it on one
Speaker 6: that does make us sick.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure they have this all figured out
Speaker 1: as far as uh, you know.
Speaker 6: Well, looking where we used to have a train a
Speaker 6: train station down the block, used to have this huge
Speaker 6: American flag for the biggest one in just probably Nasall County,
Speaker 6: And now that's what's there is this big antenna, no
Speaker 6: flag anymore, just as huge antenna where like all right,
Speaker 6: it's just here to uh to control the clouds because
Speaker 6: like you said, they have all of these metals in
Speaker 6: these clouds from all that sprain. So do they control
Speaker 6: these clouds with frequencies? Do they there's something like you
Speaker 6: said that there's something in a bad way they could
Speaker 6: use it, because I don't see them using it in.
Speaker 1: A good way. But who who has the power to
Speaker 1: flick it on and off?
Speaker 5: That's the million dollar question? Right.
Speaker 1: What what I've been noticing through.
Speaker 6: Is everything is being moved too remotely, so where something
Speaker 6: that you used to have to do physically can now
Speaker 6: be done remotely.
Speaker 1: So whereas you could flick the on button, just say for.
Speaker 6: Your house, where you'd have to flick it from inside
Speaker 6: your house, well now you can flick it from the
Speaker 6: off button from another country. So if if you get
Speaker 6: what I mean, there, so there's uh so there there's that.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, that wasn't say all these names connect. So
Speaker 6: I heard you say we're always talking about Parsons. That
Speaker 6: his name Parson with.
Speaker 5: The Oh yeah, Jack Parsons, Jack Parson.
Speaker 6: Okay, so I remember what was that show, The Big
Speaker 6: Bang Theory? What was the guy's name and the guy
Speaker 6: Shelton his real name there is Jim Paarson. So there's
Speaker 6: always connections in here somehow. I I wonder how many
Speaker 6: more more connections there are when when we actually.
Speaker 1: Look into it.
Speaker 5: So yeah, oh yeah Jim Parsons. I didn't know that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember hearing so I'm like, where
Speaker 6: does that name sound familiar? And then listening through your
Speaker 6: show when I heard Jack Pawson's I said, wait a second,
Speaker 6: I won that, and then I looked I said, yes,
Speaker 6: that is his name, Jim Parson. So I mean, I
Speaker 6: don't think that's uh you know, a coincidence.
Speaker 5: No, and it's funny because I never paid attention to
Speaker 5: that show, but now I think I need to go
Speaker 5: back and maybe watch a little bit to see if
Speaker 5: there's any hidden gems in there.
Speaker 1: All right there, Yeah, I'm sure there's a lot.
Speaker 5: For sure. Man, it's been a fast seventy five minutes
Speaker 5: and we've touched on so many things, and I can't
Speaker 5: appreciate enough that the time and sharing your story and
Speaker 5: all the things that we've touched on has been just tremendous.
Speaker 5: But before we go, as always, uh, I'll leave you
Speaker 5: with the last word.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's also sorry. There was one movie that uh
Speaker 1: huh that's if you ever heard it was John Ritta.
Speaker 1: It was called the movie Stay Tuned.
Speaker 5: I remember that movie vaguely.
Speaker 1: Well, what was it about? Was they had it was
Speaker 1: called Hella Vision.
Speaker 5: There on that spinning wheel.
Speaker 1: Every show was I was connected to like Hell Hell Vision, and.
Speaker 5: It's it's like, oh my gosh, you're not going to
Speaker 5: believe this shoot. So I just googled it and the wikipedia.
Speaker 5: Stay Tuned nineteen ninety two American fantasy comedy directed by
Speaker 5: Peter Hyams. I'm like, where do I know that name?
Speaker 5: Peter Hyams guess what movie he directed. Capricorn won What
Speaker 5: Are You All My And he made the sequel to
Speaker 5: Stanley Kubrick's two thousand and one Space Out of See.
Speaker 5: It was called I think twenty ten, the year we
Speaker 5: made contact. Nobody watched it. But wow, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes it's yeah, but yeah, so there that yeah
Speaker 1: that oh so yeah. So I stay with with TV,
Speaker 1: so I'll even not keep you on.
Speaker 6: But even when I'm watching certain shows, like my son
Speaker 6: won't even watch like any like Disney cartoons or anything
Speaker 6: like more shows. Because when you're watching these shows and
Speaker 6: them must say, wait, that girl looks like a boy.
Speaker 1: That boy looks like a girl.
Speaker 6: Yep, it's and it's I'm not trying to be mean,
Speaker 6: but when you start looking really close, it's it's, you know,
Speaker 6: you start seeing the veils thoughts unfolding.
Speaker 5: Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 1: Oh and the names give it away too. But the
Speaker 1: best art lately was h Jennifer Maniston.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there's uh interesting, Yeah, there's so much out there,
Speaker 5: like John John Richard died on September eleventh, two thousand
Speaker 5: and three.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to see, uh that's the fittest slot
Speaker 6: earth that he does some really good Uh yeah, based
Speaker 6: like recognitions where I'd like to see him on that.
Speaker 6: I was actually asking it if he got it. I
Speaker 6: hit him up, asking him to look into uh.
Speaker 1: What's his name? Who's the actor of New York al Pacino?
Speaker 1: And who's the singer.
Speaker 6: H shanging a tambourine. Man, he's still around. He's the
Speaker 6: one that said, uh he let the devil in his
Speaker 6: soul just had a movie.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you're talking about Bob Dylan.
Speaker 1: Bob Dylan. So, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I just I was I was asking him to take
Speaker 6: if you can look into Bob Dylan al Pacino, see
Speaker 6: if he can find any matches there.
Speaker 1: But uh so if he hears it, take a look
Speaker 1: for me. But uh yeah, that's it. I mean I
Speaker 1: can always say keep on a swivel.
Speaker 6: I mean, we just have to keep our eyes open
Speaker 6: and question everything because you know, back in the day.
Speaker 1: We used to say, I don't care what you think.
Speaker 1: I don't care what anybody thinks. This is what I think.
Speaker 1: And now it's it's what you think. It doesn't matter anymore.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's it's it's what one it's with the I.
Speaker 6: Will say minority, but it's the majority always ruled. Now
Speaker 6: it's the complete opposite. So it's uh, you know, Uh,
Speaker 6: I guess the only thing we do is try to
Speaker 6: teach out kids better and uh you know, make them
Speaker 6: aware of like what's really going on, and stop lying
Speaker 6: to him.
Speaker 1: You really have to stop lying to our kids.
Speaker 5: Amen.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Truth is everything and sometimes, like I say, a bitter
Speaker 5: truth is better than a sugar coated lie. So and
Speaker 5: we've normal Our family is normalized just speaking the truth
Speaker 5: in front of children, which in I you know, I
Speaker 5: believe in previous generations that wasn't the case. And I'm
Speaker 5: I think they thought they were doing what was best
Speaker 5: for us, But I think in retrospect, after seeing COVID
Speaker 5: and everything, I think that wasn't the way forward.
Speaker 6: And teaching him how to lie, to go along with lies, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: just was over honest.
Speaker 1: Like he'll say if you didn't have a good time,
Speaker 1: But how do I say, Like, I don't want to
Speaker 1: say all lie to him?
Speaker 5: So I'm like, he's just this generation. They will tell
Speaker 5: you like we would say, oh, yeah, I had a
Speaker 5: great time at Granny's. They'd be like, oh that was awful.
Speaker 5: I don't want to go again. Yeah, for sure, the truth,
Speaker 5: honesty is everything. Well, thank you, brother, it's been a
Speaker 5: pleasure to meet.
Speaker 6: You, and hope you've you've You've been a godsend to
Speaker 6: so many people. Like I said, if you don't realize it,
Speaker 6: were just even the people that might not listen to
Speaker 6: your show, the ones who do spread your word.
Speaker 1: And I got to say is God bless you. Thank you.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna miss the show, put it that way, but
Speaker 6: I will continue to listen to the fact Hunt this
Speaker 6: So if you get any other.
Speaker 1: Shows, please let me know.
Speaker 5: All right, Joe, thank you so much, and to all
Speaker 5: the listeners and everybody who's been on this podcast before,
Speaker 5: thank you all for listening, thank you for sharing your journey,
Speaker 5: and for your continued support for Joe. I'm George. God
Speaker 5: bless each and every one of you. Have a tremendous week.
Speaker 5: And until we meet again, my friends, keep your head
Speaker 5: on a swivel and we will see you.
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Speaker 4: It ain't done.
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Speaker 5: The God of needs?
Speaker 1: Whys do God of.
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