Speaker 1: All right, welcome to sixty Agenda. How we doing today?
I'm your host Andrew, And as always I'm gonna hear
to talk about what they won't and today we're going
to talk a little bit about the dialogue with Peter Thiel.
Its his a little secret society. Uh, you know, it's
kind of interesting. It's a small story that builds onto
a bigger story, and we're going to get into it. It's,
of course everywhere people have seen it. It's an alleged
hack of Peter Thile's. I mean, come on, are we
really gonna believe that he got hacked? I think that
they let this out it's a leak. But either way,
we'll get into that. But an alleged hack that came
out that talks about a secret society that Peter Teal
has that possibly was set up on Epstein files with
there's evidence in the Epstein files that this was set
up with Epstein. So we're gonna get into that. It's
pretty crazy. Longtime friend of Peter tele since two thousand
and six, I believe, started this secret society named Orrin Hoffman,
I believe. And it's very interesting because he's all over
the Epstein files. So we'll get into that. I got
ne F Hunter with me today. We're gonna get into
this wild shit.
Speaker 2: How you doing today, Nef?
Speaker 3: Good? Good? What's up? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Man, just hanging out, dude, a lot of stuff going on.
Shut out, Oscar hit that like button everybody, Thank you
very much. And of course Ben from End of the
World News, how you doing, brother, Welcome in. Dude. Should
have hopped in with Hey, I'll send you the link
right now if you're not busy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so we're gonna get into this.
Speaker 1: It's very interesting, I think because of the Epstein connections,
and I also think because of some of this brand
computer interface MK ultra of quantum technology that's going on.
I think it all gets into this. A lot of
people may have been seeing this patent that's been circulating.
Nep Hunter sent it to me and I've seen it
as well, so i'd imagine a lot of people have
seen it. It's the Rockefeller's patent for programming and controlling
the cells.
Speaker 2: It's the controllability of the cells.
Speaker 1: And I think that that's kind of interesting because, as
we'll cover, I think it has to do with some.
Speaker 2: Of this stuff that we'll get into tonight.
Speaker 1: So strap up, get ready. It's gonna be fun. And
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Speaker 2: So it's just how it is. But yeah, so let's
get into it.
Speaker 1: So, Nephunner, what have you heard about this dialogue stuff?
Speaker 2: I want to ask you, like, I want to see
what everybody's hearing.
Speaker 4: A whole lot, not much, I remember, yeah, no, just
basically the list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, I mean I saw Ian Carroll was talking
about did you see that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 1: Oh, he was all over it, and I loved there,
like he's exposing it. I was like, no, I thought
that that one chick the hacker did. So you know
what I love is that Ian Carroll. Anytime he puts
a video out, he's the guy exposing whatever it is,
even though he uses open source information. It's kind of
funny to me. He's the groundbreaking guy. Okay, anyway, all right,
so let's look into this Wired. This Wired article, it's
kind of what started it all. It's a leak exposing
members of the Pewter Teel Secretive Dialogue Society. And this
is dialogue with no ue, so it's a little different.
It's kind of like logging people, you know. So I
think that's worth noting. And there's two hundred of the
world's elites register for a retreat, and there's agendas. We're
kind of wild. If you heard a Prometheus report. I
do a live show on Friday mornings. We do current
event stuff and we talked about this on there and
it was interesting. We got into the itinerary of what
they were doing and hopefully we could do that today.
I mean, they were up to some weird shit, but yeah,
it involves sex, prepping for World War three, making your
own cult very wild. So there's some internal records from
a secret society. Let's get into this here. Hold on here,
I could give you a run through, so annual retreats,
private discussions, and cross ideological networking.
Speaker 2: Where it's going on here. So you had a lot
of people from.
Speaker 1: Technology spaces, government intelligence, a little bit of academia, some
media people, and of course finance and military circles.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 1: A lot of journalists compared it to like the Buildeberg meetings, right,
or like an elite salon environment. And the hack itself
was investigators in cybersecurity researchers. They kind of reported that
portions of this dialogue's you know, web infrastructure that they
had going on got exposed and it was because of
configuration mistakes, they said, So information became accessible through this
exposed web directory, and uh, yeah, that was it.
Speaker 2: And so now people know about it now.
Speaker 1: I just want to know how, like Palenteer, the people
that are you know, working with our government, you know,
they're like the privacy data. I mean, okay, Palenteer started,
If you don't know.
Speaker 2: PayPal.
Speaker 1: So PayPal was started with Peter Tioni La Musk and
while they had PayPal, they had a lot of issues
with people stealing money and doing a lot of theft,
and so they created a essentially a data logger that
would go in there and it would like pretty much
track everybody. And now this has been turned into Palenteer.
My question is if this is like essentially a cybersecurity
firm that you know, tracks people and does all this stuff.
I'm just confused how they're able to get hacked. We're
putting a lot into a company that clearly is I
don't know, It's just crazy to me. So these topics
that they got into it. They discussed a little bit
of artificial intelligence, nuclear power, geopolitical conflict, we'll get into
this stuff, future warfare, a lot of things they talked
about where like I said, building a cult, bringing back
nuclear and battlefield technologies. So there's a networking between government
and tech leaders of course that we keep seeing over
and over again, and coordination of their ideas, and then
of course it enters into public domain. But this is
after they've had like you know, a lot of discussions
behind the scenes, like you know, Bhemian Bohemian Grover, the
builde Berg. So these people just do a lot of
weird elite you know what do they call it? Limited
hangout shit. So anyway, let's get into a little bit
more of this, and then we'll talk about Aaron Hoffman
that he started this with, because Warreon Hoffin's an interesting,
individually overlooked but he co found a Dialogue and he
has an identity data business data analytics companies and networking
systems companies, and he's all over the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: So we'll get into that.
Speaker 1: So the group called Dialogue, it's a private invitation only organization.
Speaker 2: It was co founded in two thousand and six.
Speaker 1: Now this is when the billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel
was starting to work with this guy, Orren Hoffman, so it's.
Speaker 2: Kind of weird timing.
Speaker 1: So the directory of the website's codes was first revealed
by Swiss activists Maya Arson. Let's look at Maya Arson.
Maya Arson looks really goofy if I'm not mistaken. It
looked like a like a like a trans almost which
I thought was ironic. It's like, you know, if we're
going to have an enemy that's hacking our shit. Let's
make sure that it's a uh, the common enemy, the
usual suspect.
Speaker 2: Which I think is funny.
Speaker 1: Every time there's a shooter, every time there's somebody that's like,
you know, the system doesn't like and they want you
now to like, it always happens to be somebody that
looks like this.
Speaker 2: I just think that's interesting. That's hilarious to.
Speaker 3: Me, definitely, and it.
Speaker 1: I mean every single time, dude, it's like, come on,
this person hacked palands here essentially, well yeah, absolutely, Oh man,
it's just a game with the usual suspect ship.
Speaker 2: It's like they do that every single time.
Speaker 1: So all right, let's get back to this league here
and then we'll talk more about the connection with Peter
Teal because that's where the meat of the matter is,
and I think it gets into some wild shit. So anyway, Uh,
this person is known for exposing the US government's no
fly list and breaching the surveillance camera companies for CADA apparently,
so I guess this person's got some history with this.
Speaker 2: Separately, it was provided to Wired a registration list for.
Speaker 1: The twenty twenty six retreat for Dialogue, so they're still
doing this. It names two hundred and twenty two people
and the records and records what the list describes as
each registrance membership status. They're attendee type and it includes
an active member and guests. Oh, I'll be pulling that
up for sure. Let me look this up. The dialogue
what is it? Twenty twenty six. Let's see here we
can find itinerary. They said it was given to Wired.
I wonder if they have it in their article because
I don't see it anywhere eliteinfo dot com. Huh, well
they don't have a picture of it. But this is cool.
Speaker 2: Gordon Levitt.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't wait to get in all that shit,
because Gordon Levit is somebody that's been out against AI
on Instagram a lot lately and doing a lot of
activist stuff against data centers. But I think it's interesting,
like why is he going out against data centers in
AI if he's involved with Pewter Teel, Like what is that?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 1: Anyway, we got battlefield technologies, how's your sex life? Build
a Call to Bring Back Nuclear Alongside a mundane fare
of typical thought leadership conference, the documents show an extraordinary
convergence of power. Registration record list includes NATO's Supreme Allied
Commander Alexis grin Kewick. Huh, who took the post in
twenty twenty five. Yeah, there's a lot of interesting people
will get to here. Here Joe Lonsdale, whose software company
runs the management for US. And oh yeah, I didn't
know that Joe Lonsdale. Joe Lonsdale was as plugged in
as he is with the other companies that we'll get into.
But yeah, dude, that guy, like he's like Peter Thial. Dude,
he's very similar. I mean, I guess he's kind of
like his apprentice.
Speaker 4: They got another thing on that, navigating World War three
and battlefield technologies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, dude, that's insane.
Speaker 2: I saw that. We'll get into that too.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Let's pull up the list of people so we got oh, actually, here,
we'll pull up what you just said here, AI and
strategic weaponry the twenty twenty six agenda Marxist shift from
AI innovation to AI governance and control.
Speaker 2: Look at this.
Speaker 1: Governance and control is the shift that they went to
this time. AI is a forcement multiplier for state power
and predictive governance model. Dude, this is this stuff we
talk about all the time. Here, dude, nobody listens.
Speaker 3: Minority report.
Speaker 2: I know, man, it's coming.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 1: Bring back nuclear frames, nuclear energy and nuclear deterrence is
strategic necessities. How about bring back the nuclear family. How
about that.
Speaker 3: Let's solve a lot of the problems going on.
Speaker 1: It would social engineering and influence. The most controversial session
is to build a cult, moderated by the founder of
pray dot com. Huh, Let's see who the founder of
pray dot com is. Pray dot com build a cult?
Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 3: Pray with an E or an A an a?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, yeah, so they're obviously infiltrating some kind
of Christian.
Speaker 2: Person. Let me see who this person is, see if
they're Christian or something.
Speaker 1: Pray dot com owner Steve Gettina is Steve Gaettina.
Speaker 2: Let's see who this dude is. Yeah, dude, I don't know.
Speaker 1: This guy's uh, relentless hope. Here we go, Yeah, here
we go. Okay, this guy looks like a fucking creepy dude.
We'll come back to this because this dude just looks
like somebody you would put up to some weird u
infiltration of a spiritual movement. He's got the slick back
Harry kind of looks like Gavin Newsom here, I'll pull
him up. Yeah, dude, he's got the face. American entrepreneur,
NCAA champion and the youngest advisor to the President of
the United States to be appointed to the National Infrastructure
Advisory Council. Presently, Steve serves as the founder and CEO
of prey dot com, the world's number one app for
daily prayer and faith based audio con Oh hell no.
Speaker 2: So you got a guy who's advising the.
Speaker 1: President of the United States, involved with Peter Thiel's dialogue
group in running a group called how to Create a Cult,
and he has a website called pray dot com. It's
the number one app for daily prayer and faith based
audio content.
Speaker 2: So more people are listening to this.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'd love to know what kind of messages
they're putting forth in that app. Damn that's crazy. So
let's look at prey dot com. Wow America praise fifty
five to eleven ordinary people global stories. Wow. So this
guy advises the president involved with Bloomberg, Fox News, the
White House in New York Times. Look at this Heroes
of the Bible with the with the you know pyramid
behind him. You got this guy, James Earl Jones reads
the Bible, which, by the way, James Earl Jones played
the Lion King, right, he played the Dad and the
Lion King. And what's curious about that to me is
the Lion King is all about the pagan story of
like the Chosen One, And so isn't that interesting that
they choose him to be the reader for reading the Bible.
It's the little things for me every time. What do
you think about that?
Speaker 3: Now? It's also Darth Vader too, an.
Speaker 1: He was Darth Vader, You're right? Wow? So yeah, I
mean it's just a classic, I mean, watered down mainstream.
Speaker 2: Let's see what kind of articles we could get out
of this.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, uh, finding God in the app store,
Hold on rainbow, meaning of the rainbow and the Bible
interpreting the symbol of hope. We've talked to about what
the rainbow means many times, and I don't think it
has anything to do with hope.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's definitely probably a pagan deal.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: Let's see here, what does the rainbow mean in the Bible.
Speaker 1: This flood is covered in Genesis six, which explains the
God flood of the earth, making it rain for forty
days and forty nights. After the flood got stopped, the
rain right up the earth. We can understand rainbow is
better by looking at the first rainbow symbolism.
Speaker 2: And God said, this is.
Speaker 1: The token of the covenant which I make between you
and me and living creatures and perpetual generations. I do
set my rainbow on the cloud, and it shall be
a token of covenant between me and the earth. Wow.
Speaker 4: Did you see during prod month they get they were
given the guys in San Francisco from the Giant a
little bit of shit about their hat because they had
the rainbow hat, and really a couple of the guys
put Bible verses on it a lot, a lot of
the games you had about it. It was that verse
that you just read about about in the Bible about
the rainbow.
Speaker 1: See see how see how that's like the number one
article And that's what they're I mean, look, it seems
innocent on its face until you exactly just like what
you just said, until you see it used that way.
All right, So we got a private matchmaking platform. Dialogue
operates and members only dating and matchmaking system looking for
love that of course between only elites consolidates of course,
elite networking, romantic and social tized strength and long term
alliances instead. Sensitive data collecting profiles included political leanings, personality, trades,
and private contact details. Where is this leak at? It's
not much of a leak if all I have is
just a website, all right, I mean, I'm sorry article.
Who will be in the room in Dublin. We've got u,
Ted Cruz, Corey Booker, Ted Cruz, Joe Lonsdale, Brian Johnson,
Nicholas Thompson, John Levin, Sam Harris, Jordan Gordon, Joseph Gordon Levitt.
Speaker 2: Let's look at this.
Speaker 1: Guy, because this guy's uh, he's just an anomaly to me.
Speaker 2: And it's interesting that he was on here.
Speaker 1: Because I've been trying to figure this guy out for
a little bit this past year. I just figured he
was like a shield that was paid to but I
thought it was weird that he's been against AI, So
I've just been trying to figure him out. Let me
see here, what's his name, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Do you
remember who this is? This is the guy who played.
Speaker 3: Like, Yeah, he's in a few different movies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, he was then Batman as the new
Commissioner or whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was gonna be Nightmen, right something something they.
Speaker 1: Never went through at the movie though, which is very
disappointing after Dark Knight Rises.
Speaker 3: M M.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's check this guy out. Joseph Gordon Levitt's conversation. Okay,
so let's see here. Artificial intelligence is really collective intelligence. WHOA,
this is stuff that we've talked about, collective unconscious. Wow,
holy shit, I didn't even know that he talked about this.
Let's check this out.
Speaker 5: There's a great thinker named Divus at Heart who says,
let's not call it that. Let's call it collective intelligence,
because really they don't artificially generate anything generative AI. What
it really does is it just takes every movie ever
made and every book ever written.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, dude, they're making an argument that is
the collective unconscious.
Speaker 2: This is exactly I said.
Speaker 1: The Lemerian entities or energies or whatever you want to
call it that used to rule the old Atlantean world
whatever are.
Speaker 2: This is what Nick Landon.
Speaker 1: Then believe that they're manifesting itself into digital means into technology,
and this is kind of the argument being made. So
keep in mind this is coming from a guy who's
at Peter Teele's dialogue.
Speaker 5: Bitten in every article on the web and every song
ever put out.
Speaker 2: And it.
Speaker 5: Statistically calculate it breaks all that humanity into data and
it can generate these incredible outputs. But it doesn't work
at all without all that human input. So right now,
the tech companies are taking the position that they should
be able to just take all that input without permission,
without compensation. I think if you take that down the line,
that's no good for anybody. We're here, you know, talking
about independent filmmaking, and I completely get why an independent
filmmaker would want to use these tools. They should be
able to use tools like that. The question I have
is just who makes the money when the tool gets you?
That's all, use the tools, But where where's the money flowing?
Because right now, the only place the money is flowing
is one hundred percent of the value of these tools
is going into like four or five companies.
Speaker 2: Damn, dude. Interesting to me.
Speaker 1: So he's in one hand, he's making an argument that
I would agree with. On the other hand, he's saying
something that's like a theosophical argument that I'm kind of
like warning against.
Speaker 2: It's very interesting, what do we have here?
Speaker 1: AI doesn't generate anything on its own, so he's just
he's against AI. You know, can you have a US
government spy on us using AI? Let's see what he
says here, and the US government spy on every single
one of us. It's not supposed to, it says in.
Speaker 2: The Fourth Amendment of our Constitution.
Speaker 5: It's not allowed. But there's a loophole. Apparently the US
government isn't allowed to.
Speaker 1: So this guy it's interesting. I think this guy's been
paid to be one.
Speaker 2: Of the fasts, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's just they're just using him to get that message
out there.
Speaker 1: So the control, yeah, because it's similar to like things
that we'll talk about here kind of but it's controlling
the dialogue ironically and generating it into a different place.
And that's always what it is, right, That's like Tucker
Carlson and.
Speaker 3: He says the government, which it's not a government company.
Speaker 1: So exactly right, right, right, exactly. This is the way
that the government gets around the fact that they can't
legally do it is by using you know companies, because
corporations are considered people, right, Remember that that was the
COVID thing where they could they could choose whether or
not they could you know, they have the autonomy to
choose whether or not they could censor you, and you
can't do anything because they're like people.
Speaker 2: That's some bullshit.
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can get to the the.
Speaker 2: Leak, Like, is there no lead? Is this just articles?
Speaker 3: That's all I can find on it. It just looks
like it's a list of the list of the people.
Speaker 1: And then I just think that's crazy, Like that's fishy
to me.
Speaker 2: Why is there just articles about it?
Speaker 1: There should be some kind of there should be some
kind of screen grabs of it or something, right, I mean,
that just doesn't make any sense. But whatever, I guess
we just won't be able to find that out. That's
all right, So let's pull this up here, all right? Fuck,
I already pulled that up. Let's pull up this. Yeah,
let's see what this dude has to say real quick here, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, come on, show it to me.
Speaker 3: There's a couple of people.
Speaker 4: Are a couple of graduates of Pennsylvania that are on
the list?
Speaker 2: Oh really? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is, uh, was that Aarren Hoffman thing
that I want to get too soon? But I just
want to ease into that part of it. I want
to cover everything else first because I feel like that's
where a lot of the meat of the matter is
with this dude, Warren. But let's see what this dude.
If this dude covered this dude, see this dude.
Speaker 6: Has the year senator from Texas.
Speaker 2: Of course he does.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, Like, how come where's he getting
this from? Where's he getting this from?
Speaker 3: You got the whole list?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like, where's where did you get this from? I
want to know where this guy he gets whatever I had?
You know, web Io he created like some investigating app.
Speaker 2: It's called web.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what it is.
Speaker 1: It's w ebb and it's an investigation app. And I
went on there and I was like, putting this shit
behind a paywall is probably the gayest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: And and then he answered me, and it.
Speaker 1: Was like oh. It started saying all this shit, all
these other websites track you and they surveil you, and
they do all this other shit. And I was like, well,
there's no guarantee that you're not doing that too. And
on top of that, I have to put an email
on a password just to look at what you have,
and I have to pay and give you my banking
information in order just to look at what information you have.
I understand, like if I want to use your research
tools where like they have things where you can like
organize files and create your own like research tabs and
all that, I understand having to pay to use those tools,
But having to pay just to go scroll through your
archives is bullshit. And that's kind of what I was saying.
And uh yeah, I don't know. I got no answer
to that one, but there's no guarantees that they're not
tracking you too. And they have you put your email password,
and they have you put your banking information in there
before you can even use their app.
Speaker 4: It's just like CNN's website. You got to do that
for there too. I'm not sure about banking, but I
know you're on a password.
Speaker 1: Well, I answered them too, and I was like, uh, well, yeah,
and this is started by a dude you know, who's
connected to fucking General Flynn and QAnon, So how are
you going to tell me this isn't intelligence related?
Speaker 2: I got no answer on that.
Speaker 6: One Cruz Senator from Texas, Adam DiAngelo. We already mentioned
Dan Driscoll, Secretary of the US Army. Tim Ferriss, the
author of The Four Hour Workweek, Fuck you, Tim, You
sell out. Joseph Gordon Levitt, the actor, Sam Harris, the
podcast host No Wonder, No one believes a fucking word
he says. Sam Harris is in the club. Reied Hoffman,
who we already mentioned. Ezra Kline, opinion columnist for The
New York Times, Founder and former editor in chief of
Vox Go figure Henry Kravis. We already mentioned. Oh, Jared Kushner.
Jared Kushner is in this club. They're all in this club.
So you can assume that Zionism is probably quite well
represented here. You can assume that the Silicon Valley Gate
tech mafia is obviously very well represented here, being founded
by Peter Teel. We're seeing government quite well represented here.
The most corrupt of the bunch. We're seeing not necessarily
secret societies, but think tanks extremely well represented here. Another
one Leonard Leo, former executive vice president of the Federalist Society.
Joe Lonsdale, Lisa Monaco, former deputy Attorney General and US
Department of Justice. Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX,
co founded CEO of Tesla Motors. Elon Musk attending Dialogue Society.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of people on tredage. Stephen Pinker.
That's a good one, Stephen Pinker. Hold on a second,
Stephen Pinker. That's the guy, isn't that? The guy who
thinks we live in like a simulation is Stephen Pinker.
I'm sure to remember this is Yeah, it's Oh, he's
a psychologist and cognitive scientist. Cognitive scientist. There we go,
because again, uh, developmental linguistics, experimental topics, cognition. This is
the type of shit that I want to get into
because I think at the end of the day that
one thing I've noticed when we're talking about all these
different systems and people, I've noticed that they always skip
over the neural aspect of these things and what he
was because if you remember what Epstein was really focused on,
it was neural tech, studying the mind, quantum theory, all
merging together and getting research scientists to come study them.
Speaker 2: And what I've noticed is.
Speaker 1: They'll talk about people like Peter Tel Elon Musk but
they never talk about what they're really doing, which is this.
Speaker 2: It is the quantum MKA ultra.
Speaker 1: It is the you know, the connecting the mind to
brain computer interfaces, et cetera. And so I think that's
the part that they're leaving out on purpose.
Speaker 3: And we'll get to the White House posting about it
the other day though.
Speaker 1: So exactly, and so this episode today is going to
kind of lead into that episode since tomorrow, which is
all about what the White House showed us, which was
the quantum QAnon bullshit. And of course Paulina Luna this week,
who's doing the.
Speaker 2: Mk Ultra hearings.
Speaker 1: And I think it all comes together because if you
go look, get all these initiatives with quantum technology, A
lot of money is being put into neural tech and
quantum neural technology, and yeah, I think it has a
lot to.
Speaker 2: Do with this. All right, So let's pull this up here.
Speaker 1: So we got another mainstream podcaster that has some a
little something here.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, just the beginning.
Speaker 7: Peter Teal responds, of what and Epstein goes return to tribalism,
counter to globalization, amazing new alliances. You and I both
agreed zero interest rates were too high. And as I
said in your office, finding things on their way to
collapse was much easier than finding the next bargain.
Speaker 2: Well, here you go. That's for John Gerkau.
Speaker 1: And so that's the Peter Teel correspondence with you know, Epstein,
And so obviously they this was twenty sixteen. Now in
two thousand and six, Orrin Hoffmann met and hung out
with and created dig with Peter Tel. Aaron Hoffman has
been in the Epstein files, I believe since twenty fourteen,
maybe before then. And as we'll get into, he's all
over the place. Peter Til says he never met with Epstein,
he never worked with him. However, he's obviously worked with
somebody and created a whole secret society with somebody since
two thousand and six. Are we to believe that he
did not meet with Epstein? Two if they both hung
out that much, come on, get out of here, dude,
what do we talking about? So let's pull that up,
all right. So we got this little article here that
talks about the Epstein files reveal secret society is in
the Epstein files with Peter Tel. So we got Peter
tele love the secret society idea. He has done a
lot of work on the concept. By the way, Aoron
Hoffman is this guy that's talking to him. Aaron Hoffman
talks to Elon. I'm sorry, Aaron Hoffman was in the
Epstein files trying to help him fix his image. So
this is somebody who's very invested in Epstein. So you
were invited to join us a dialogue twenty fourteen. There
will be no speeches, just many moderate blank six to
fifteen people on various topics.
Speaker 2: Peter teol On Orn Hoffman. Yeah, so very interesting.
Speaker 1: So days after the leak got exposed, members of the
Teal Secret Society Dialogue US Department of Justice on US
Department of Justice reviewed Epstein files and have revealed multiple
connections between the financier and exclusive network founded by the
billionaire investor. So that's the one that has showed you.
Peter two loved the idea. The email surfaced alongside another
newly released record that references Dialogue, the invitation only organization
Peter Tiol launched.
Speaker 2: In two thousand and six. Umber twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: This was the email of renowned Harvard physicist Lisa Randall
forwarded Epstein an invitation to attend dialogue in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: So we have.
Speaker 1: Multiple different areas where Peter Thiel is connected with Epstein
in different ways.
Speaker 2: So this was in Utah Sun Dance Resort. Interesting. So
let's see what else we got.
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing you soon in Turkey. I
will be moderating the Bitcoin discussion entitled Foreign Policy Implications
for a computational currency like Bitcoin.
Speaker 2: This is to the dialoguers from Stephen Wayne.
Speaker 1: So this is to everybody, and we know Epstein was
big in a bitcoin.
Speaker 2: I realized, we all know what bitcoin is at this point.
Speaker 1: Look at that, but here's a primer and some background information.
I hope we can all get through it into the topic.
I look forward to a great decession.
Speaker 2: Wow, what does he mean by that?
Speaker 1: I realized we all know what bitcoin is at this point.
Speaker 2: I think that has deeper implications.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Who's who of power attended all these dialogue We got
Robert Rubin, Stanford President, John Levin, Nobel Prize winning scientists,
Elizabeth Blackburn, Indiana Governor Perdue University President, Mitch Daniels, Council
of Foreign Relations President Richard Haas. Wow, CFR baby, they
always are in this kind of shit. So the documents
offered glimpses into the elites intellectual and technology circles Epstein
sought to cultivate after his two thousand and eight conviction.
It seems like this is the outward commission of the
Epstein class. People talk about him trying to cultivate scientists,
but they never talk about all the people that he
got together and what came out of it.
Speaker 2: And I think we're starting to see that.
Speaker 1: So there's a twenty twenty investigation Harvard commissioned that found
Epstein maintained relationships with numerous faculty members and researchers for years.
The university reported receiving nine million from Epstein between ninety
eight and two thousand and eight.
Speaker 2: Damn all right, So what else we got here?
Speaker 1: So Peter Til's footprint in South Florida also gets expanded
because of this league. Peter Teal's family office lease space
in Miami's Office Tower, one of the city's most prestigious
corporate addresses, right by Citadel Securities, Tama, Bravo, and Microsoft
as well. Huh crazy dude, So yeah, I mean they
really try to downplay. My point is like Joe Rogan
likes to act like he's super separate from this ship.
Speaker 2: But why is everybody he's connected to involved in this?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure he like didn't go to the island,
but come on, Alex Jones was talking about this shit
on his show, like way before anybody even knew about it.
Speaker 2: Where think at the info?
Speaker 4: So once you dive down the this info Co rabbit hole,
you're gonna find that question out. Dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been diving and I've been finding stuff out.
I've been finding stuff out and uh yeah, I dude,
that Matthew North rabbit hole is no joke.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that, all right.
Speaker 1: So this is the invitation from Arren Hoffman inviting Lisa
to go participate. Participants are not modest. We want to
change the world. It says, we do not want to
spend our time being in a large audience listening to
wide speeches. There are no speakers, no panels. Attendees participant
in out facilitated discussions, and we limit the discussions to
only one hundred and fifty global leaders so we could
have an impact on now in emerging leaders who can
help implement the plans we develop. Wow, crazy and it
blacks out the rest of the shit. Cool pretty wild, dude,
Pretty wild. Let's see what we got here. So we
got Taulca Gabbard was Taulca Gabbard was also named in
the files. I don't know if anybody saw that, And
I was like, what I thought she was gonna be,
you know, exposed in Fauci, you know, but she's in here,
Get out of here?
Speaker 2: Where's she at? She was in here somewhere?
Speaker 8: Oh wait here, I gotta click on it.
Speaker 1: Ted Cruz, Peter Tiel, Orn Hoffin, Scott Bessen, Jared Kushner, Dandriskol,
Joe Lonsdale, Eric Smith, Elon Musk, Henry Cravis, uh, Steven Pinker,
Rick Warren, what's Moore? Where's she at? Tulca Gabbert? Where's
she at? Did you see it? I didn't see it, dude,
I don't even know. Oh there she is, Taulsy Gabert.
That's wild, dude. And you know again, who endorsed her?
Who endorsed Tulsi Gabbard first the most Joe Rogan. Pretty crazy.
That guy's connected with everybody.
Speaker 4: So she went on his show long before any other
of the politicians did.
Speaker 1: Yep, every single one of these people have connections. And
again it's through the Disinfo co. It's through you know, uh,
Matt Staggs, who is his booker. But yeah, crazy, I
mean we've seen all the Trump allies.
Speaker 2: We know that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's very similar to like Bilderberg but he
me and Grove shit. And I think people are noticing
that it's like the new one. But you know what
else is the new one? The Esslin Institute that escellent
is no joke. It might be I put out a
clip today. Escellin might be like the real X Men.
You know how X Men is like based off like,
you know, a school where they're trying to create like
mutants or you know, Superman. Escellin is like the real
life place that they're doing that with psychedelics, psychedelic research,
trying to enlighten people with the Luciferian doctrine, the theosophical shit.
And it's really interesting because the same year that they
started Esslin, they created the.
Speaker 2: X Men comics.
Speaker 3: That's weird.
Speaker 1: I know. Till is a secretive, influential billionaire political svengali
and tech investor who recently hit the headlines hosting the
series of lectures Philosophy philosophizing about who the into Christ
could be the Armageddon is coming. He also talks about
how he doesn't know if humans should keep going. So
interesting guy, he's rubbing shoulders with a lot of people
doing a lot of weird shit. But something that I
found inside of the Epstein files a lot was this
kind of idea with all this technology merging with kind
of controlling people, like I said earlier, and we'll get
into that.
Speaker 2: Let me pull that up. So we got Objection AI.
That's interesting too.
Speaker 1: So Peter Tiel, you know, he's probably getting really sick
of all the hate, and so he's created something called
objection AI and this is like an app that fixes
all the disinformation, you know, all the journalists who are
talking about him.
Speaker 2: He funded a startup called objection AI.
Speaker 1: The real goal is the discredit journalists two thousand dollars
anyone who can pay formacy I six or FBI agents
to investigate a story or a reporter. The investation investigation
gets fed into an AI tribunal that issues a public
verdict on the journalist's credibility. So you have to be
a verified journalist in order to be trusted. Right, So
somebody like me talking about this, you know, never nobody
would ever trust me, especially under this new system where
and what's funny to me is like the same people
who during COVID were saying, like the trust the science
and only listening to authorities wasn't a good thing are
the same people creating this. So they obviously need some
kind of authoritarian label on people for you to listen
to them, even though they say you don't. So anyway,
there's an Honor Index. Every journalist gets a number attached
to their name, so it's designed to crush anonymous resources
and stories built on muscilee, and of course it downgrades
the journalists score if they use it. Primary records sit
at the top of the rubric and anonymous sources sit
at the bottom.
Speaker 2: Or they're gone altogether.
Speaker 1: So very interesting to me that he's doing this in
the same playbook Teal used to bankrupt Gowker in twenty sixteen.
He secretly funded a ten million dollar lawsuit that ended
the company. I didn't know about this. The legal strategist
who orchestrated that lawsuit is the same one running Objection
AI today.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 1: So any reporter covering people like Peter Teele could end
up with a credibility score set by an AI funded
by their subjects. So the whistleblower goes quiet, and of
course there's no more investigative journalism. Wow, pretty wild, dude,
it's turned into some weird digital nineteen eighty four, like
Fahrenheit four fifty one. Shit, Fairnhead four fifty one, when
they burned all the books because they didn't want people
thinking a certain way. Yeah, same shit, dude, same shit.
Let's see. So let me find this. Let's go to
X here. I got a bunch of tabs here that
I want to show you guys regarding Peter Thiel's dialogue
and how it connects with.
Speaker 2: The cell membrane computing. It's crazy shit. We got about
fifty people in here.
Speaker 1: Hit the like button, shout out to the chat about
forty five minutes in, about halfway through, Welcome in, everybody.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get more into Essallent Institute.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get more into the psychedelic intelligence community, that is,
you know, working through the influencer spaces. People have died
trying to out this stuff. It's very interesting to me
because you know, this guy was trying to out this
stuff right before Joe Rogan got into all these spaces
and endors Talsi Gabbard or Trump or came out against COVID. Right,
So these are important things that happened in our space
that I feel like if he would have fucked that
up for Joe Rogan, I would have kept all this
from happening that we're in today. So kind of crazy.
That guy's a real influential person. Okay, so this is
forty minutes long. We're not going to go into all this,
but it talks about there's a Poundteer lawsuit that's just
came out and it complains of AI systems they're turning
inward on the public to surveil, profile and censor Americans
without their consent. You already know that's happening. We'll play
a little clip.
Speaker 2: Next level now with this lawsuit.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it does.
Speaker 10: Because of certain technological advancements in the brain computer interface community.
What we're seeing now is multiple states are starting to
begin the legislation to protect brain data.
Speaker 1: Well, we need to get that going, don't we. You
got that going over and where you're at?
Speaker 3: No, not that I know. I know.
Speaker 4: I can think of something and I see it on
my phone an hour or so later, though, So you.
Speaker 1: Saw the AI voice this call episode I did, what
do you think about that?
Speaker 3: That's spot on.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I tried to. I put it all
in there.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's one all encompassing episode, like with
all the technology, the history of it, and what it
is today. You know it's uh, we're in it, dude, we.
Speaker 3: Are in it for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 4: You don't even have to talk about anything for it
to pop up on your phone.
Speaker 3: Now, you just think about it and it's there.
Speaker 2: Read your breamwaves.
Speaker 10: Now. Volunteer is a collection company. It basically surveils and
sure checks and takes all your data and synthesizes it
to create a picture about a person, a place, or
a thing. Now, since this is now very public in
terms of what the.
Speaker 1: All right, So on that note, we have this biometric
system that scans people, compares against law enforcement security databases,
and then alert authorized personnel when it matches found. The
patent's right here, and let's look at it. So you
have start and you have the biometric access. So that
would be your sensors on your body, Internet of things.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is.
Speaker 1: It engages with a whatever that's the system that you're
connected to, scans you initiates a bioscanning mode. That's all
part of that, and then of course it captures it
and then it sends it over ENCRYPTID with to these
these companies, which is somewhere and here in the data
matches area. Pretty wild. But you know, and what is
this deal that they just did related to this? Oh shit,
I'm gonna have to go look. Oh man, they just
did this for Saint for for Missouri. It's our National
Data Reader n d l R or something. And what
it is is it's a deal that they're doing with
the police where it's essentially what I just showed you.
It's this This system is being rolled out right now
in Missouri where I'm at.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know what you're talking. There's one that's like
signal trace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's gonna be it says it's only gonna
be about criminals, right, But the thing is, I just
can't get with I don't believe that that's the case,
because God, what is this kid's name, Jake Jackson?
Speaker 2: I think that's it.
Speaker 4: I hope you caught speeding that. I mean, it's not
a criminal offense. So like they're gonna use it to
whatever they can.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh, okay, I found this guy's thing.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can find Let me see
if I can find what he posted it. He posted
it recently, Stude posts a lot of shit. Give me
just a second here, I'll find it because it is
really important. It's exactly related to what we just talked about.
It's it's all. It's a huge databas system that works
with the police, It works with the flock cameras. It
sends stuff back and forth. Here it is here.
Speaker 4: It is that the thing they got there kind of
looks like the what is it the medical health thing,
that little thing you just had up.
Speaker 1: Yep, exactly, well, it looks like a lot of the
like the remember the apparel episode I did where it
talked about clothes.
Speaker 2: Having these senses on them.
Speaker 1: It's the same kind of system sends it back to
the data cloud and all that.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm met.
Speaker 4: Like the actual diagram look like the snakes wrapping around
the staff the medical symbol.
Speaker 1: You're actually right about that, yeah, Coppolatry a little bit
too so. Real Time Information Center r t i C
a centralized intelligence hub used by law enforcement agencies to collect, analyze,
and disseminate live data to officers in the field. It
aggregates information of course from flock cameras and all these
different things, and then it's supposed to accelerate investigations and
enhance situational awareness. So you have live data integration with CCTVs,
body worn camera data, photos, drone.
Speaker 2: Video, all of it.
Speaker 1: So it all works together, license plate readers, all of
it working together in this penalteer system. This is the panopticon,
is what we're looking at here. And so this is
being rolled out in Missouri as a matter fact, in
my town, my town right now. So that's really cool.
I don't know if they passed it. I'm pretty sure
they did. This was like two days ago, so it's
too late.
Speaker 2: They were devoted on it. I'm sure it went through.
Speaker 1: Because people are idiots and they don't give a shit
about their freedom. And that's just where we're at today.
Crazy shit, dude. So that's the current state of affairs
where I'm at. The police officers in my area really
love these systems.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a lot of cameras going up around me too.
You see them. Hell, even in rural areas, you see
them all over yup.
Speaker 1: Well, flock it says, here's the final piece for nscate surveillance.
That's why they wanted to FISA past multi factor Authorization
because MFA would block federal agents from using shared local
police credentials to access national surveillance. So flock as metadata
from your phone, Internet traffic, email.
Speaker 2: Metadata, who you called, what you.
Speaker 1: Searched to, you email, where you drove is all connected
with the stellar wind flock instellar wind in prism. Wow,
So we're gonna get into more of these spy companies.
That's kind of why I'm leading into right now. And
it's all connected with this what we'll get into tomorrow,
which is kind of this quantum mk ultra stuff. Eventually
they want to pluck you know, obviously control your you
all the way, but it starts this way.
Speaker 2: But look at this.
Speaker 1: Trump installs AI security cameras at the reflecting pool. It's
that whole green Water shit was all about. Yeah, so
this is from a targeted individual account, which is interesting.
They always have funny posts, not funny, but they always
seem to be talking about exactly what I talked about here.
Speaker 9: So Giels software company Palenteers started integrating with our intelligence
communities agencies during the Obama administration and that should tell
you a lot if you're targeted. If you're not familiar
specifically with Gotham, check this.
Speaker 11: Out volunteer and its mission is to connect every piece
of data about you into one master file for the government.
Their software, called Gotham picks all the scattered pieces of
your life, your driver's license, your social media, your location history,
even your private messages. If subpoena, it transforms it into
a single searchable web.
Speaker 9: Now, with all the spotlight on mk Ultra and the
Epstein files, the creator of the mk Ultra software decided
to pack up his family and flee to Argentina, and
his excuses for doing that seem pretty questionable.
Speaker 12: Billionaire investor Peter Thiele reportedly moved his family from the
US to Argentina's capital, Muenosie as a refuge from high taxes,
political turmoil, and potential catastrophes like nuclear war and an
aim meltdown that he's helping bring in. Nuclear war did
through his many political maneuverings and technocratic maneuverings, he's also
helped create threat for we all.
Speaker 9: Remember when Ellen DeGeneres came up with some bullshit excuses
to flee the country and was later found in that.
Speaker 2: All right here pause that Okay, yep, we know about this.
Speaker 1: We could skip past the Tom Hanks, but I do
think this is interesting though. You know, Tom Hanks, I
don't know why I put it in here, but I said,
what a weird way to say you're a sociopath to this.
Speaker 13: Dude, I travel light, and I can travel light emotionally mine,
I'm done. There's stuff that I cannot control. I have
left many wonderful atmosphere or a loving atmosphere or a
friendly atmosphere. And like Ernie Banks, the you know, the
ballplayer for the Chicago Cubs, without ever looking back.
Speaker 1: Without listen, dude, I got no fucking I have no feelings.
Speaker 2: That's all he's saying.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 1: Okay, humanities go for the next sentry century is to
prevent World War three.
Speaker 2: Now, remember he was in dialogue.
Speaker 1: This kind of makes sense whenever you think about that, right,
because one of the topics was preventing and surviving World
War three.
Speaker 14: Because this is gonna sound pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: It's okay, we've been we've been talking about.
Speaker 14: Sort of separate acceptive audience to wild prognostications. Yes, I'd
say the economy is ten times this, it's kind of
size in ten years greater than Okay, Like I feel
like that's that's that's a tan x and roughly ten
years actually a fairly comfortable prediction with there's no sense
if there's like World War three or something that that
could put a kink in those plans, of those expectations. Yeah,
but in the absence of World War three, if conrad
trance continue, I would say that the economy taxes.
Speaker 4: And ten years.
Speaker 1: He's so full of shit. Okay, say the economy ten
x is in ten years, who gets the at that
point in time, the majority of that money, eighty percent
of it goes to like one percent of the people
guaranteed guarant fucking tee it. The economy could go ten x,
and I guarantee you you will stay just as poor.
Speaker 2: That's a fact, just a thought. Okay.
Speaker 1: So we got DANSA owned director says Mythos broke its
into almost all of its classified systems and hours this
is recently. I'll just get past that, though. Uh let's
make sure I cover all this here. Okay, that's everything cool,
because I'm going to show you guys some of these
spy companies as well.
Speaker 2: Not let many people know that h.
Speaker 1: Gallaine Maxwell's sister has a spy company, and her spy
company is called KILLIAD with C h I C h
I l I A D and so.
Speaker 2: This company.
Speaker 1: Is created by Christine Maxwell. Christine Maxwell, as we'll get into,
is married to a very interesting character who was connected
with Jack Parsons, which I think is really funny.
Speaker 3: Uh I sent you in?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you did see that. Okay, cool, cool, cool,
So Christine Maxwell, Uh, let's get into this.
Speaker 2: Let's see career. Maxwell smim Well was working for her father.
Speaker 1: Later on she became an editor for Wheat and Company
Pergamont Press. She worked for Pergamont Press. Oh god, okay,
well that's great. Her book has been published several times.
Let's get here, we go. She started entering the information
broker scene in the eighties.
Speaker 2: Co founder of mcgellen. What is that?
Speaker 1: What's mcgellan dot com? Bubbleic? What is mcgellen. It's a
web portal list of hyperlinks to other website. It's excite
now it used to be mcgellen. Joe Krause, Stanford University
members co founder. Wow, okay, all these people are involved
in the AOL dot com bubbleshit. They're all part of
the Internet stuff too, So like they did the publishing
company stuff and then they did the Internet company stuff.
And so when Sam Tripley says the Internet got away
from them, I always have to disagree with that because
I don't think that's true at all. I don't think
the Internet got away from him. And they built the Internet.
So it's like, come on, all right, let's see Christine Maxwell.
Speaker 2: Killy Ad.
Speaker 1: Let's look at this company. There's not much about it.
It's really hard to find anything about it. Why can't
I find anything about it? God, dude, they keep this
shit on lock Son. Okay, well, let's just show this
and then I'll pull that up in a minute.
Speaker 2: It's fucking irritating. Okay.
Speaker 1: So Gallade's sister, Christine, this is her right here. Christine
and Isabelle. Both of them are connected with different companies
that are very interesting. Isabelle Maxwell they created a software
that works on intelligence databases of the FBI, CIA, and DEA.
Speaker 2: That is that is KILLIAD.
Speaker 1: So we literally have two of the daughters of the
massad spy Robert Maxwell working as spies for the US
intelligence and providing software to the FBI to help with espionage,
while the younger sister is a massive sex trafficker and
recently captured by the FBI. So when you think of
like the Finders Club and you wonder, like, oh, the
Finders Club had like connections with the FBI and all
these three letter agencies? What makes sense whenever they're the
sex trafficking family is right here connected to that?
Speaker 2: How much do you think the Finders Club is connected
to this?
Speaker 4: Like each other sisters from the YouTube and the what
is it twenty three media or ancestry and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, killy ad mystery list of observable clues.
Speaker 2: Let's see, did somebody else get into this?
Speaker 1: Oh? Dude, I bet you somebody else probably got into
some of this. Because I'm not the only one to
ask this question. I'll look into this later because I
think that's there's something to that.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 8: Let me see, okay, Orthodox Jewish family mister Robert Maxwell, huh.
Speaker 4: I like how all the schools are still using those books?
Speaker 1: No, I know, they haven't even taken them out. Robert
Maxwell in control of the FBI computer systems. Christine co
found a killiad providing data mining software to FBI's counter
terrorism warehouse.
Speaker 2: Post nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: I got to find out, dude, if that FBI terrorism
warehouse is connected at the Finders. I just can't shake
that that is connected to it. It's just gotta be
where's the KILLIAD headquarters.
Speaker 2: I gotta find this out, dude. Let's look into this.
I mean, how do you even find this out?
Speaker 1: Where we can't find information about the damn company?
Speaker 4: It's crazy top secret, I know.
Speaker 1: Uh, let's see here. Oh, this seems really good. I mean,
he's got a nice little.
Speaker 4: I was looking up Miguel and when he said it,
and all it gives me is burdenand Magellan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no shit, they did that on purpose. That's part
of the that's them hide and ship. Okay here, let
me pull this up. Okay, So with KILLIAD discovery age
disease securely fine analyze and continuously stay on top of
big data. Okay's so we got YouTube, this pretty good
little thing here. I have to look into it sometimes,
but yeah, it gets on in achilliad well whatever. It
reminds me of Gilead, which is off of that TV
show The Handmaid's Tale, which is funny because I think
that's kind of like what we're getting into as far
as like we're heading towards that technocratic state. Ran on
a tradition traditionalist society.
Speaker 4: So their corporate headquarters is in Virginia, so right there
next to DC.
Speaker 2: That's insane, Franklin.
Speaker 4: It was formerly a publishing company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly, all right.
Speaker 1: So we have Alistair Crowley in nineteen twenty five bid
to bring the Element to the USSR failed.
Speaker 2: It ran an occult lodge.
Speaker 1: Intelligence parapsychology lab sponsoring Shambala expedition. Stalin ended the group
in nineteen thirty, claiming it had hidden British ties.
Speaker 2: So this is connected a little bit to this.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, to the Jack Parsons kind of situation
with everything here we go. Jack Parsons was connected to
around Hubbard, Anton LaVey, Aleistair Crowley and tried to produce
the Moon Child with Hubbard of course, and then of
course you have Jack Parsons. Partners in the suicide squad
at Caltech was Frank Molina and father of Roger Melina,
the husband of Gallaine Maxwell's sister Christine Maxwell. So you
have this weird connection with the Thelamis and the Crowleyans
and this USSR kind of parapsychology lab. And again, whenever
I'm talking about Hero's psychology, I'm talking about this idea
of the occult mixed with mind control, and that gets
into this quantum mk ultra, which I'll be getting into tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But some of the points of this is In nineteen.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty five, Krowley was friends with Bolsheviks that were
on the German right as well, and he drafted a manifesto,
an essay advocating a new religion for Soviet Russia based
on open sound science, based upon sound science, which would
provide a needed spiritual basis for revolution.
Speaker 2: This is very similar to what Dugan pushes. Guys.
Speaker 1: He even proposed a non Russian savior as the personal
focus of this new faith. To no surprise, the religion
was Delma and the savior Alista Crowley. He said, this
new right, well, he argued, we'll produce in Europe and
America the utmost religious consternation where the old faiths will
crumble into dust and Delema would become the vehicle of
the world revolution.
Speaker 2: So this is.
Speaker 1: Happening right now. Okay, like you hear this. It's do
you think this is happening right now?
Speaker 4: Yeah? For sure.
Speaker 2: I mean when I.
Speaker 1: It just seems like it came a little late. This
was nineteen twenty five. Well it's twenty twenty six, and
we're right here. A Cault influences forrest in the Soviet realm,
albeit less obvious than in Germany, the Masonic and other
secret societies that permeated per revolutionary Russian system. So this
leads right into the Esslin psychedelic intelligence stuff because there's
USSR Soviet ties to Big Sir California, where Esslen Institute is,
which is where the Terrence McKenna and all these people
came out of. And Joe Rogan has put a lot
of these people from Esslin on his show. Escelin has
two locations. One is in California. Can you guess where?
The other one is.
Speaker 2: Austin, Texas.
Speaker 1: So I think it's really interesting that that's where Joe
Rogan moved. I'll leave it there, But point being, as
we get through this, like this is all connected. So
when you look at Epstein and all these Crowley and occultists,
they're all connected. And then when you look at like
the psychedelic movement with Esslin in the USSR and the Soviets.
They're all connected. Uh, it's very crazy. So I won't
go through all this right now.
Speaker 4: It is what's the Skull and Bones number three two
two or something like that. Yeah, the Chiliad address is
two three to two O two three two five and
then Dalls corner.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's insane.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's it's theosophical movement to create a new
attitude and minds in the people, to usher in this
new world order that's based in this crumbling of the
religions into this new philosophy. And it's the perennial philosophy
that's being ushered in. And it's by the Thelema, the
Thelamites or Thelamites and people like that. And I'll leave
you with well, I won't leave you, but I'll also
get into this real quick. Just the overview of what
this is. Okay, So this was in the Yeah, here
we go. Okay, So this is like the Rockefeller patent
that maybe you've seen that you sent me. This talks
about membrane computing. It's in computer science. It seeks to
discover new computational models for the study of biological cells,
particularly the study of cellular membranes.
Speaker 2: So they take this cellular model and it deals.
Speaker 1: With distributing in parallel computing models, processing multi these sets
of symbol objects in localized manner. Thus, evolution rules allow
for evolving objects to be encapsulated. So they're controlling cells
with computer technology. And this is stuff that was inside
of the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: He was interested the vaccine probably.
Speaker 1: Exactly, Yeah, dude. And here let's actually we can look
up the patent. Uh because the Rockefellers they were heavily
involved with mk ultra, and they were also heavily involved
here meets your mic. They were involved with mk ultra,
and they also were heavily involved with uh, what's it
called the Esslin Institute. So they funded Esslin, which is
the psychedelic research. They fund him k Ultra, which is
obviously the mind control aspect. They also just gave one
hundred million dollars to mister Beast, and mister Beast pushed
is neuralink. He pushes neuralink very heavy. And I think
all this kind of connects in a weird way. Whenever
you have Elon who's connected with Epstein, and they're all
pushing for the same kind of thing, and it's very complicated,
but yeah, dude, I really think.
Speaker 2: That's what's going on.
Speaker 1: So that's gonna be gonna be the basis of tomorrow's episode.
I won't necessarily get too far into that today. I
think today we'll keep it to what I had planned,
which was leading in from Palenteer Peter Thiel into some
of these spy companies after talking about KILLIAD with Christine Maxwell.
Speaker 2: But you can expect tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get real deep into that topic that I
just started to allude to. So we got fog data science.
So there's a bunch of these weird surveillance. Surveillance capitalism
is the new thing. So we have a lot of
like spy companies that a lot of people don't know about,
and I think it's worth kind of going into some
of them. It's a location intelligence built from app derived
phone data with claimed access to two hundred and fifty
million devices and billions of location points.
Speaker 2: I've never even heard of this fog data science.
Speaker 4: Wow, you did think they would use Amazon? I guarantee
Amazon it's one of their spot companies. So a bunch
of stuff in everybody's home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and your WiFi. Fog Data Science let me look
this up. We're Fog Data Science, a company where data
meet security. As a trusted partner in the national security,
law enforcement, commercial enterprise industries. We are dedicated to delivering
unparalleled data solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of
our customer. Great. Uh, we bring full suite of data insights, analytics,
professional support, and reveal portal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to be very vague, but wow, what
do they have access to? It's crazy?
Speaker 1: So you have anominally six it's a platform that can
adjust over one billion location records per minute. Earlier reportings
said the company embedded tracking software in five hundred plus
apps and claim the ability to track hundreds and millions
of phones. So these are the companies you're signing off
on whenever you get apps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all those little fine prints that you don't read
and just accept.
Speaker 1: Wow, flock safety people are becoming aware of this. It's
probably one of the least important ones whenever you consider all.
Speaker 2: These other companies.
Speaker 1: But of course it's cameras that can log plates, location time,
vehicle make model color, all that. Voyager Labs Meta accused
Voyager labs of using thirty eight thousand fake Facebook's account
Facebook accounts to scrape data from six hundred thousand users.
It's surveillance tools where marketing to police for social media
monitoring an alleged prediction of potential criminal behavior.
Speaker 3: Like the stuff you just saw at the White.
Speaker 1: House absolutely predicted policing Gotham.
Speaker 2: It's coming cell Bright? Where have I seen?
Speaker 1: Cell Bright?
Speaker 2: Who else?
Speaker 1: Who has this company? Cellbright operates off facial recognition tools.
It's a phone forensic tool, police, defense, intelligence, and enterprise customers.
It's technology is used in over one point five million
investigations per year to extract and analyze mobile device data.
Speaker 2: So Cellbright operates.
Speaker 1: Across facial recognition, geo fencing, social media monitoring, mobile forensics,
and mass behavioral and analysis. It turns everyday phone cameras, apps,
in online activity into real time intelligence systems.
Speaker 2: How is this legal? Guys?
Speaker 1: Like, so my phone biometrics is being fed into these companies.
Speaker 4: That's like those videos you see if you got an
infrared camera and your video in the phone, it's always
taken that infrared shot of you a flash like you
can't see it, but it's doing it constantly.
Speaker 2: That's so crazy, dude.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 1: So there's an Israeli company called Gilgamesh with the ib
game stuff, and Gilgamesh is like the equivalent of Hercules, right,
Hercules had a animal he wrote on and it was
called a Pegasus. And Pegasus another Israeli company is a
spyware company developed by Israeli cyber arms company. It's designed
to covertly remotely install on apps on phones and spy
on everything you do. They could use just your phone
number and they could surveil you. It's been used against journalists, lawyers,
political dissidence, and human rights activists. It's a terrible company.
I just think it's funny that they call it Pegasus.
They're really into that old Nephlo fucking ship, aren't they, and.
Speaker 4: Every it's in everything for kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they love that ship.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: Oops, I don't mean to put that up there.
Speaker 4: You got a little girl, you know about unicorns.
Speaker 1: Right, and nobody even thinks about it. And the unicorn
kind of represents, like some people have said, it represents
like Jesus.
Speaker 4: In the Bible as a mythical preacher.
Speaker 2: So that's crazy.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 4: Into battle.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: So Paragon is another Israeli spyware company and most of these.
Speaker 2: But by the way, that's why I get pissed off
at like.
Speaker 1: You know, Courtney Turner and Ship whenever we talk about Ship,
because it's like, dude, you're gonna tell me, like, all
these Israeli spyware companies don't matter. You're gonna tell me
all these Israeli tech companies don't matter. You're gonna tell
me all these Zionist billionaires that work with Israel, uh,
that run like you know, pallenteer X, SpaceX, all these people, Yeah,
Ellison Oracle, Oh, yeah, they don't matter. You're right, It's
just an infantile amount of people compared to all the
other people. Yeah, okay, whatever.
Speaker 4: It is a small amount of people compared to all
the other people. But they're all the other people, so.
Speaker 1: That arguments such a fallacy. Oh it's a small amount
of people. Yeah, that doesn't exactly. That's crazy, the disproportionate
amount of control.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 4: That's why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, I didn't mean to press play, all right.
Speaker 15: Accidentally leaked the spyware they used to hack into our phones.
Behind me is a photo taken by a worker at.
Paragon is spyware company based in Tel Aviv, and in.
Speaker 16: The photo we see them actively hacking somebody's phone access
to tech Talk, Snapchat, Telegram, WhatsApp, their full messaging lag
as well as browsable messages on the right side.
Speaker 15: Paragon was made in twenty nineteen in Israel by a
you Barok, the former Israeli Prime Minister who's best friends
with Jeffrey. The same Paragon the ICE in the United
States uses to hack into encrypted apps like Telegram and WhatsApp.
They actually have a billion dollar contract with United States
to hack into all of our phones because the US
is not allowed to hack into our own stuff. They
had Valentina. It looks like from the Czech Republic as
that's flag. There's their phone number and right here it
says intercept. So I guess they click into that and
they get all of our phone calls we're into. I
guess they can just listen into. This is the girl
that posted it in Israel from Tel Aviv University. It's
so much worse than.
Speaker 3: He ever imagined.
Speaker 2: Paragon.
Speaker 1: It's weird like hexagon Paragon.
Speaker 3: Paragon is not even supposed to mean, uh.
Speaker 4: Paragon means the gold standard.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's interesting. That's interesting.
Speaker 1: So so this all kind of leads into it, you know,
it's about it seems like we're jumping around, but we're
really not. It all boils down to technology, surveillance, elites, control,
and it leads into things like this, the six G
Global Summit, right, which is talking about like the new human,
the new person, you know, this new development, economic development,
innovation science, et cetera that they're trying to develop. It's
based in Canada. Twenty twenty six talks about AI native networks.
A bunch of global leaders are going to gather to
discuss evolving uh, you know, economic models, et cetera, and
six G technological ambitions.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm not excited for the six G agendas coming.
Speaker 4: I know that that looks like a tick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, securing the six G era cybersecurity and resilience, isn't
that funny?
Speaker 2: Cybersecurity and resilience.
Speaker 1: Satellites, ecosystems, delivering successful six G business models. Oh oh look,
six G AI and emerging technologies. Notice how this looks
like a brain. Yeah, exactly, that's what they aren't talking about.
Speaker 2: The brain.
Speaker 1: Computer computer interfaces are all that matters when it comes
to this AI technology, when it comes to quantum tech,
when it comes to even even when it comes to
discern it's like, dude, this is what it's all about, guys.
It's about downloading your consciousness or plugging into your consciousness
to hack into your your your your soul, yourself.
Speaker 2: And that's what it's always been about.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's all about turning in, you know,
into this new man, Superman, the X Man, right, and
you know they sell it is a good thing. It's enlightenment.
It's gonna be utopia. You're gonna be you know, like
a god, an ascended master.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people are gonna turn no, no, no,
I was.
Speaker 1: Just gonna say a lot of people will be sacrificed
in order to usher in this new initiatory thing.
Speaker 4: You mentioned, sirn What happens Monday when I shut that off?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what that means, Like, what is that?
Do they keep it on continuously? So when they shut
it off it's a big deal or what?
Speaker 4: I guess that's what it seems like. Last time they
shut it off when we got COVID.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're right. That is actually really weird and
it's crazy. So March six, this already happened in Japan.
Augmented humans. So this is kind of what I'm what
I'm getting at here, is just this Augmented Humans twenty
twenty seven has already been planned, induced human driven actuation,
controlling timing of human movement via constraint releasing.
Speaker 2: It's just a bunch of random things here.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's really all about BCIs can brand computer interfaces.
Speaker 2: That's what all this is.
Speaker 1: Augmented hand eye coordination with electrical muscle stimulation.
Speaker 2: Well, what is that to you?
Speaker 1: So this is where we're at. I mean, this is
really what it comes down to. And you don't hear
shit about this, do you. Nobody talks about this shit.
Nobody's talking about the augmented human summits that are going
on with uh.
Speaker 2: Doctors and leaders, global leaders, right, So yeah, it's insane.
Speaker 1: Avatar human Avatar behavioral comparison.
Speaker 2: You know what's so funny.
Speaker 1: My wife is just watching Avatar with her brothers or
her brother and they're down here visiting, and you know,
I'm looking at Avatar and I'm just kind of thinking
about it, and I'm like, huh, you know this movie
if you really think about it, Like in the Brahmin
India kind of times, whenever they would paint a god
or a divine being, they would make the skin blue
to indicate that they were divine, and you know, they
would be when they would incarnate, you know, like Vishnu
would incarnate. They called him an avatar because they believed
that Krishna and Vishnu were the same spirit that incarnated
in different bodies or avatars. And so it's very interesting
whenever you look at the Avatar movie and you look
at them and they're like ten feet tall compared to
the fucking you know, regular humans, and it's like one
hundred percent nephilum, you know, god king.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of exactly. And then when you look at
the movies, all of them are based in.
Speaker 1: An element water, fire, earth, air, just like the Avatar
the Last Airbender, which is one hundred percent the same
concept that we're talking about.
Speaker 2: It's this idea of the one, the enlightened being, the
incended master. It's this steosophical Tibetan style kind of New
Age shit they're trying to usher in. If you want
to know what the religion is there, you go, that's it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all in the connectivity. Like the Last Airbender,
he could take all those elements and combine them and
make himself a super power. And just like in the
other movie Avatar, they take their tails or their hair
and stick it with whatever and they connect to everything
in there.
Speaker 2: Exactly real connected to nature. Mother Gaya.
Speaker 1: Mother Gaya is the goddess or the god, the worship
the worship object of this new world religion.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yes sir. And we hear a lot about
that from people. You know, Stephen has been going into
an ignasium, and I think that that is what it is.
Speaker 2: It's been right in front of our face this whole time.
Speaker 1: And if you remember when Avatar first came out, it
was a big deal, like everybody's like, oh, people were
crying because they wanted to be in that world so bad.
And think about the implications there of what they're saying.
They're saying like they want this world so bad, right,
they're telling you. Do you believe anybody really cried? I
mean maybe some weirdos did. No, Probably they want you
to believe. They want you to feel this way. They're
convincing you how you should. They're telling you how you
should think and feel and for the for the sheeple,
they go right along with it, dude.
Speaker 4: But either way, the humans still end up there and
they destroy their world.
Speaker 3: So yep.
Speaker 1: And if you look at the if you look at it,
it's all about brain computer interfaces in this New Avatar movie,
which is a new age version of what the Avatar
the Last Airbender was representing, which is how we can
all be like the Avatars if we join in this
this virtual system and so otherwise we'll destroy everything with
our materialistic ways, which is the other message behind the movie, right.
And so that's exactly what's going on, dude. And I
think that we're seeing that play out the micro and macro.
We're seeing that play out in our real world today
through the chaos magicians like Trump that are creating chaos
to make us believe that.
Speaker 2: It's our fault. It's us.
Speaker 1: We have to usher in something new because we can't
handle the world that we've you know, been given so far, right,
So we have to give it over to the trusted scientists,
the petertials, and the dialogue people. Right. So that's where
we're at today, dude. And it's a full circle thing.
Fuck yeah, dude, Hey, let me go to the chat
for a minute. It's been a great episode. I hope
you guys enjoyed. Cover the dialogue stuff. I think, Hey,
inside your bones, I see her in the chat. If
you're still here, I would love to do a show
with you on Oliver Tree. Please email me. I'm gonna
put it down here again, sixty Agenda pod at gmail
dot com. Anybody can email me with anything you'd like
to talk about, research, show topic, ideas, whatever you want.
Speaker 4: So she should have enough for episode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've seen her posting a lot about it.
Speaker 2: Looks good.
Speaker 1: Shout out, geez Jeff, inside your bones, everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh she's here. Good. Hopefully you guys enjoyed. I will
be back tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We'll cover more about what I kind of started to
allude to today, which is getting deeper into the quantum
mk ultra and all that stuff. So yeah, let's plan
that show like in the next week or two. So
go ahead and email me and we'll get that going.
But otherwise, guys, if you enjoyed everything.
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