Speaker 1: Hmm, there it goes Okay, well, I think if we
Speaker 1: fixed it now, I know you're a you're gonna say, oh,
Speaker 1: your face is all glitched out. I'm wearing green makeup
Speaker 1: from uh Halloween. But if I go, excuse me, if
Speaker 1: I go like this, you kind of still see the green.
Speaker 1: It just looks like an I'm in military fatigue type
Speaker 1: of paint now camouflage. It's just the green screen interacting
Speaker 1: with the face makeup. It's kind of fun though, it
Speaker 1: kind of looks cool. It's all glitchy. Do you every
Speaker 1: time putting coconut you like the they call it oil,
Speaker 1: but it's a solid you know, coffee, which is pretty good.
Speaker 1: I like the butter. I think better salted butter, but
Speaker 1: uh yeah, the coconut oil is not so bad either.
Speaker 1: In a dark ross. No sugar, no creamer, basically drinkinging
Speaker 1: it black all the time except everyone in while with
Speaker 1: the butter and stuff like that, but no no creamer,
Speaker 1: sugar ever ever. Used to put enough sugar in there.
Speaker 1: There's more sugar than coffee. But that was a long
Speaker 1: time ago. So yeah, you're seeing the background through my
Speaker 1: face because it's green. It's kind of neat though, The
Speaker 1: only thing is it would be nice, It would be
Speaker 1: cooler if it uh kind of fixed itself on one
Speaker 1: thing and rather than being wherever I am on the background,
Speaker 1: so it would kind of be like independent. But it
Speaker 1: doesn't do that because it's only you're shining through the background.
Speaker 1: So here it's kind of cool though. Yeah, my daughter
Speaker 1: made me, did my makeup for me. She she was
Speaker 1: insistent that I be Frankenstein, so she did my makeup.
Speaker 1: Not bad for nine years old, not bad at all,
Speaker 1: very good. So we had our our fun night tonight.
Speaker 1: We have neighbors. The uh, the dad is really high
Speaker 1: in I want to see you see the Marine Marine
Speaker 1: Air Corps, like in the Marine Corps air station that's
Speaker 1: next to us. He's a Marine or Air Force. I
Speaker 1: don't know. He might be air Force because he's like
Speaker 1: high on the list for NASA. It's a plot. He's
Speaker 1: a pilots. He just came back from some kind of deployment.
Speaker 1: So he got to spend Halloween with the kids today
Speaker 1: this time and his two very well behaved children. We're
Speaker 1: trick or treating with us tonight as we do or
Speaker 1: have done for the last three years or so. So
Speaker 1: that was fun. Went all the way around, got some
Speaker 1: pictures of some interesting decorations. I found Jack. You want
Speaker 1: to see Jack? Alan to say, I can find Jack
Speaker 1: for you. Uh, yeah, I gotta. I gotta put it
Speaker 1: in the thing. Though, where's the display capture? Take that
Speaker 1: one down? I want to just says YouTube though YouTube
Speaker 1: is I'm deleted, well, not deleted. I'll probably be deleted
Speaker 1: off of YouTube soon, but I was. So there's these
Speaker 1: pictures from the house. There's Rebecca and Elijah and there's Jack.
Speaker 1: That was great, straight picture, I mean great costome too. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It says problem solved on her shirt and it's like
Speaker 1: I felt like Ralph from the Simpsons of like I'm
Speaker 1: in danger you don't get along?
Speaker 2: Great?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's that's not bad. They gave me a
Speaker 1: gloe necklace. Yes, I think you did it a heck
Speaker 1: of a job. All right. So the phone number, as
Speaker 1: always is six one nine four three one zero three
Speaker 1: three four. That is the Google Voice number that you
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Speaker 1: which oddly enough keeps you away from your family. Boit.
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Speaker 1: thing that you desire the most, that's more fulfilling to
Speaker 1: give you a purpose in life, a family. But you
Speaker 1: have to because the cash twenty two here is that
Speaker 1: you have to do that thing that you do five
Speaker 1: days a week or more to provide for them so
Speaker 1: that you can uh you can successfully fulfill your role
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Speaker 1: in the community. And oddly enough, we're still getting more
Speaker 1: followers subscribers that's called over there followers on Rumble and yeah,
Speaker 1: we're at one fifty now or something like that. So
Speaker 1: that's that's good. I don't I mean, for the last
Speaker 1: three and a half four years, I haven't been able
Speaker 1: to access that because they deleted the channel. In that time.
Speaker 1: I went to brand YouTube, got to like four thousand
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Speaker 1: know if you guys remember that. I made a video
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Speaker 1: to do with child stuff too. But this guy defaced
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Speaker 1: that information and all the time put in there, I
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Speaker 1: YouTube was going faster, the accumulation of views, the accumulation
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Speaker 1: after seven years I think it was going on, and
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Speaker 1: was five years it was going I don't know, and
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Speaker 1: so I kind of came late to the rumble. I
Speaker 1: had a couple videos on there, but I didn't really post,
Speaker 1: and I had ever had gone on live for like
Speaker 1: the majority of the time that I and when I
Speaker 1: first started making videos, I never went live. I just
Speaker 1: always did videos that I edited and then put it
Speaker 1: up so I could splice in pictures and pop up things,
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Speaker 1: comes up in the little box that kind of you know,
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Speaker 1: you do that. That's why I had never thought I
Speaker 1: was gonna do live streams, because I thought it'd be
Speaker 1: more fun for people watching to have, you know, all
Speaker 1: these things happening while you're doing it, and that does
Speaker 1: work out a lot of helps. It's a little bit
Speaker 1: more of a tedious pain in the ass to do
Speaker 1: it on See there, I amn't good. You can see
Speaker 1: it better to hear let me see how let me
Speaker 1: get rid of this one. But I can't make that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I could make it big. I don't really
Speaker 1: want to though. Yeah, you can kind of see the
Speaker 1: makeup a little bit better. It's still still shining because
Speaker 1: it's reflective, but this screen, this is on a black one,
Speaker 1: so it's not as a sensitive when you put the
Speaker 1: blue onto those just shines right through. Think then wait,
Speaker 1: but that one where is it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: He be the real and so let's let's take a
Speaker 1: look at this again. Four one four one one good
Speaker 1: job Dan six one nine four three one zero three
Speaker 1: three four Happy Halloween. And I hope as parents, you
Speaker 1: guys know that maybe just as people, I mean, I
Speaker 1: kind of go through my life being being alert. You know,
Speaker 1: there's it's easy to slip into, like you know your
Speaker 1: routine and not be as sharp, I guess, but you
Speaker 1: should always be aware of your surroundings, aware of how
Speaker 1: other people are acting, if they're acting odd, and just
Speaker 1: be ready all the time. On Halloween if you're going
Speaker 1: and there's a large groups of people that you don't
Speaker 1: know in disguise walking by your loved ones, and maybe
Speaker 1: some science pinching you off.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 1: Smart people understand that you never get between a mother
Speaker 1: bear or a papa bear and their cub like. You
Speaker 1: give them the distance you go from, You flank them
Speaker 1: some one side or the other. You don't go in
Speaker 1: the middle of them. You don't cut off that direct line.
Speaker 1: So when someone does that, they're not They don't understand
Speaker 1: the dynamics of social interactions because it should just be
Speaker 1: natural if you didn't ever want any belts to do that.
Speaker 1: It's like, I guess maybe you have to have children
Speaker 1: first for this to matter. But even when you're with
Speaker 1: a group, do you want somebody to walk Let's say
Speaker 1: there's three of you walking, and if you're walking side
Speaker 1: by side, most of the times that means you're dick
Speaker 1: because you're pinching off area for people to go around you.
Speaker 1: But let's say it's a big white up in space
Speaker 1: you're walking side by side. Do you want somebody to
Speaker 1: cut between theo you know, one of the gaps between
Speaker 1: the two of you, or do you want them to
Speaker 1: go around you? Do you feel a little weird and
Speaker 1: uncomfortable when they kind of just go right through unless
Speaker 1: you're taking a step to the side for them. It
Speaker 1: just makes sense that that person would go round and
Speaker 1: that they'd be aware that that's what they should do.
Speaker 1: So it's exponentially more important that if you have a child,
Speaker 1: and if these people have children. It's almost like an
Speaker 1: instinctive thing that just is in the ether, right, it's
Speaker 1: in the akashak records around you that kind of informs
Speaker 1: you instinctively to just not cut that direct line between
Speaker 1: the parents and the child. Most people would be self
Speaker 1: conscious of that and think that they'd be presenting a danger,
Speaker 1: a perceived danger to someone else if they did do that.
Speaker 1: But not everybody's the same, So you have to make
Speaker 1: sure that you kind of fight for that ground. If
Speaker 1: your child moves a little fast, you got to move
Speaker 1: fast with them. You got to keep that distance you got,
Speaker 1: you gotta like take up that distance right for reaction
Speaker 1: time should you need to. You don't want to be
Speaker 1: too far back. You do want to be looking to
Speaker 1: get the way you want to be on it. So
Speaker 1: it's a whole thing. And I think all parents probably
Speaker 1: do this that are good parents, that might not be
Speaker 1: always good parents. So hopefully if you can, I mean,
Speaker 1: if it sucks if you're the kid and your parents
Speaker 1: are dismissive, but you know, as good parents or people
Speaker 1: who aren't trying to be neglecting their children, they should
Speaker 1: be consciously aware that that should always be a thing.
Speaker 1: They should always be alert. They should be paying attention
Speaker 1: to what's around them, not like a weirdo, but just
Speaker 1: taking it in. You don't have to be like be
Speaker 1: taken in the surroundings you perceive. You pay attention to
Speaker 1: what's going on. You can run these programs if you will,
Speaker 1: in layers in the background, but just be aware of
Speaker 1: them so that you can act on them if one
Speaker 1: of them starts to flag you, you know, piques your
Speaker 1: curiosity or interest or your concerns. And only saying this
Speaker 1: because there's a whole border thing happening. Always there, Never
Speaker 1: was there a good idea, a good time to slack
Speaker 1: on this, but knowing what's happening and coming up in
Speaker 1: the next couple of days with people who are not
Speaker 1: maybe the best people in the world in the first place,
Speaker 1: and they have been told that they can't have any
Speaker 1: candy anymore, they might be willing to do some extra
Speaker 1: what do you want to call it? Not on want
Speaker 1: to say dangerous acts, but kind of extreme acts, right,
Speaker 1: taking a greater risk because of the short term reward
Speaker 1: that they gained from it. And if that means screwing
Speaker 1: up someone else because they don't like them for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: that could very well happen, especially when you're at border state.
Speaker 1: If you're in a border state, I think that you
Speaker 1: should always be very, very diligent vigilant. If you catch
Speaker 1: my drift, Hey, Karen, what's up. Yeah, it's the I
Speaker 1: just figured i'd just jump on it's Halloween. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that was going to act. This is extreme to
Speaker 1: the green screen. But then I was like, oh man,
Speaker 1: I gotta go wash it off. And I was looking
Speaker 1: at it closer. I was like, nah, it's cool, it's cool.
Speaker 1: Just go with this. It's like, here, Karen, I look
Speaker 1: like I've been you know about the jump out of
Speaker 1: a fox hole or you know, running through some some
Speaker 1: some bush or something. Then here, that's fun. It's fun.
Speaker 1: It's one time of year you can do fun stuff
Speaker 1: and when you're it was a whole thing. Like I
Speaker 1: was told I was going to do this by my
Speaker 1: daughter who said she wanted to be to be Frankestein
Speaker 1: this year. And then she wanted to do my makeup
Speaker 1: and she did and it was a very fun, great experience,
Speaker 1: and yeah, encouraged her to uh and I told her
Speaker 1: what great shot job she did and all that it was.
Speaker 1: It was a good dad moment. You know, I can
Speaker 1: I'd be happy to be silly. She's I've got pictures
Speaker 1: on my Instagram, uh, from when she was very small,
Speaker 1: and she had a couple of those you know, makeup
Speaker 1: the ones that look like pencils, and there the little
Speaker 1: cardboard circle thing that you hold on to. They kind
Speaker 1: of look like crayons or whatever. And she should do
Speaker 1: my face a few times. It's gotten much better. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's fun. You know, let her have fun with you.
Speaker 1: It's dad, that's the she's going to come away. If
Speaker 1: you don't screw it up by being a douche, like,
Speaker 1: if you don't run your mouth like an asshole, or
Speaker 1: you don't say something or scold you know, if you
Speaker 1: if you are just the good, loving dad who just
Speaker 1: lets it happen, that's going to create an amazing memory
Speaker 1: for her. Right So that's what I think about, and
Speaker 1: I think about I could you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: if empathy is something that's rare or you know, maybe
Speaker 1: we just need Maybe we just get disconnected from it
Speaker 1: because of all the technology and distractions that we have
Speaker 1: for the the stresses that we have, and you know,
Speaker 1: we've all their sense of humor and our sense of
Speaker 1: self along the way. And you know, people, everybody can
Speaker 1: go through phases like this and even the same day.
Speaker 1: You know, it all depends on what's going on. But
Speaker 1: the empathy of understanding, like what it was like when
Speaker 1: you were a child and how you wish things were
Speaker 1: or if you still this is a thing too, man.
Speaker 1: And I mean, I'm forty six years old. If anybody's
Speaker 1: never felt the experience of being misunderstood, well you've lived
Speaker 1: a charmed life. One time, my dad had come over
Speaker 1: to see me and I hadn't seen it forever and
Speaker 1: I did not like being separated from my dad and
Speaker 1: we were living in mechanical and he came over and
Speaker 1: it was time for him to go, when I didn't
Speaker 1: want him to leave, and I couldn't think of anything
Speaker 1: else to say, but I didn't want him to leave,
Speaker 1: so I said, Dad, Dad, wait, wait, and I had
Speaker 1: him coming to him. I said, come on please, and
Speaker 1: I said and I didn't have anything to say to him.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what to say, so I just want
Speaker 1: him to stay. I said, can you get that book
Speaker 1: out out from my closet? So my mom's like, that
Speaker 1: was really rude of you to ask him to because
Speaker 1: he's tall to reach something high for you, and like
Speaker 1: that's only because that's how you perceived it, you rotten bitch,
Speaker 1: you know, But that's not how I thought about it.
Speaker 1: When I was a kid, I felt bad about it.
Speaker 1: And I'm forty six years old and I still remember that.
Speaker 1: So what does that tell you about how things affect
Speaker 1: you when you're young, right? How long you carried that for? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's just I didn't have a long Gettysburg address dialogue prepared.
Speaker 1: I just knew I didn't want him to to go,
Speaker 1: you know, and then have the rival capacity to explain
Speaker 1: what I was going through as a childhood of divorce. Sorry,
Speaker 1: it's my bad. You know, people need to watch their mouths,
Speaker 1: especially moms and dads. Take a second and think about
Speaker 1: what you're saying. It might sound funny in your matured
Speaker 1: mind where you to think, ah, that's not harmful or
Speaker 1: traumatic at all. Well, maybe it is. And maybe that
Speaker 1: build resentment over the years too, especially when a lot
Speaker 1: of things like that happen where you're constantly being misunderstood,
Speaker 1: that you just start to realize that they're not trying
Speaker 1: to understand you and you're not speaking a different language.
Speaker 1: They just aret thinking the worst of you all the time.
Speaker 1: And if that's the experience that you had, then you
Speaker 1: probably would put with the wrong parent of the two.
Speaker 1: Much love to you, mom, not saying anything like that.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying there's thoughts that go through people's says,
Speaker 1: and you always ask yourself what would have been like
Speaker 1: if it was the other route, you know, or better? Yet,
Speaker 1: there was no split in the first place. And you know,
Speaker 1: maybe if you guys didn't have barking at each other, well,
Speaker 1: her beteing the most of the barking in front of me,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't remember those things vividly either, you know. And
Speaker 1: that's another thing I try to tell Rebecca. I'm like,
Speaker 1: if you have an issue, don't blow up in front
Speaker 1: of Pharaoh. But she does it on purpose to drive
Speaker 1: a wedge. She wants to paint me with her rhetoric
Speaker 1: and her narrative as she's yelling at me. Then I'm
Speaker 1: some sort of bad guy. And the words that she
Speaker 1: chooses that are very insincere and disingenuous. If someone just
Speaker 1: takes it for its face value worth and doesn't contemplate
Speaker 1: and assess the truth of it, would think that I'm
Speaker 1: a bad person. And she does this on purpose. I
Speaker 1: was like, I don't want you arguing in front of
Speaker 1: our daughter. I've said this to her a thousand times.
Speaker 1: It's a simple rule to come off to the sidelines,
Speaker 1: because I know how I remember all those times, and
Speaker 1: it's just that that's a true, a true indication that
Speaker 1: someone really doesn't have They're they're playing human, but they're
Speaker 1: not human because they're self centered and they have arrested
Speaker 1: development and their maturity level is dirt. And that's unfortunately,
Speaker 1: I find a lot of women to be like that.
Speaker 1: It's not it's not an insult, it's an observation. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying they all do. I'm saying, good luck finding
Speaker 1: a decent one that's not. And you're not going to
Speaker 1: figure that out in the beginning, but they might tell
Speaker 1: you there might be science. You know, just because every
Speaker 1: person you've ever talked to you had daddy issues doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that everybody had datty issues. It's just when you
Speaker 1: hear it all the time, you don't put it together
Speaker 1: like that. It's like, oh, no, he wasn't there. Oh
Speaker 1: so you have absolutely no idea what a father's supposed
Speaker 1: to do because you never actually had one yourself. You're
Speaker 1: not going to value my you're not going to value
Speaker 1: my role very hot highly because you don't think that
Speaker 1: it's needed and or necessary. These are things if you're
Speaker 1: in the dating pool to pay attention to. I don't
Speaker 1: care if they're perfect in every other way they're not
Speaker 1: and you'll find out later, trust me. So let's see
Speaker 1: what's going on on the f td GGDJ. Okay, we
Speaker 1: do have people on there. That means that there's so
Speaker 1: oh yeah, So Monday at ten thirty my time, after
Speaker 1: the club, guys remember to call strange, but cell phones
Speaker 1: do it on their own, so you're you're okay, you'll
Speaker 1: figure it out. I'm going to be recording on Stupieters.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's a twenty minute, I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's an hour. I don't know what were
Speaker 1: even talking about. But that's supposed to happen on Monday.
Speaker 1: It may or may not. It all depends on well
Speaker 1: then I get information back on It's like tenative, tentatively,
Speaker 1: and at the moment I am on the schedule, what
Speaker 1: I would like to do after being on there is
Speaker 1: used that these that what do you call it appearance
Speaker 1: to try to get on other shows that are gonna
Speaker 1: help spread some exposure to this channel. Of the channels,
Speaker 1: I think long term wise, I think it's just better
Speaker 1: to get more people interested in the show and have
Speaker 1: more people show up for the Doctor Glidden Days and
Speaker 1: help teach people about health. See, it's still spinning. Let's
Speaker 1: see what happens if I do one more time. I'm
Speaker 1: still spinning. There's an issue. It just does that. So
Speaker 1: now I gotta ask out of it again. Well, I'll
Speaker 1: be checking back into FGJ again later. Let's see what
Speaker 1: Karen has to say over here. Hi, Karen, I hope
Speaker 1: you're feeling good. I know you're had some concerns. There,
Speaker 1: I'll like my face come right through it. Whoops. Let's
Speaker 1: see if I go out on the top. No, no, no, no, no, try.
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Speaker 1: magic the magic diagnosis spell spell to put on you
Speaker 1: about the diagnosis, like oh, you have this, and then
Speaker 1: you think I have a this. No you don't, you
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Speaker 1: grouped a bunch of those types together, and you may
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Speaker 1: might have a slew of other elements in addition to that,
Speaker 1: and they're still going to call it that same thing
Speaker 1: because they cram everything into a box, label it, and
Speaker 1: then they give you the one pharmaceutical to everybody for
Speaker 1: the same situation. And that is not We're not conveyor
Speaker 1: belt assembly line cookie cutter individuals. All of our bodies
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Speaker 1: it and how it's cooked and what it's cooked in.
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Speaker 1: So just to show you this real quick, since I'm
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Speaker 1: don't followed, you bro, get out here, asked monkey. That's
Speaker 1: not good. You don't want to say that, Bob. You
Speaker 1: got to see this guy. He could be your twin. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well thanks, I'm kind of disguised here, jack nut. Jesus,
Speaker 1: this is this is your vice president who's going to
Speaker 1: be the president someday because they've already ordained it. So really,
Speaker 1: what is it? What does he?
Speaker 4: Happy Halloween kids? And remember say thank you?
Speaker 1: Wait an asshole? So they're all fucking clowns and they're
Speaker 1: all actors. Looks like Jim Morrison when you got fat?
Speaker 1: Thanks SMMA. All right, so let's go into it. This
Speaker 1: is an interesting I don't know how interesting it is
Speaker 1: and known how much I believe it, and then everything
Speaker 1: that happens on this show I am skeptical about and
Speaker 1: have an eyebrow raise to it. But let's just pretend.
Speaker 1: Let's just pretend that this makes sense. Then maybe it
Speaker 1: will who knows, get my face off the skin. I
Speaker 1: upsetting base off the screen. Oops, they didn't mean to
Speaker 1: do that. There we go, bam. All right, let's watch
Speaker 1: this guy.
Speaker 5: Chad Wright tells his story of encountering a demon.
Speaker 1: Check it out.
Speaker 3: I get back in, up, turn, get ready deploy again.
Speaker 3: I'm keeping my wickedness under control, you know, outwardly. But
Speaker 3: it's still all there.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: Well, we go up to Tunisia and North Africa, and
Speaker 3: Arabs attacked the embassy up there. When all that Benghazi
Speaker 3: and that stuff went down, it hattened all over North
Speaker 3: Africa really quick.
Speaker 5: September eleventh, twenty twelve, Islamic militants attacked the US consulate
Speaker 5: in Benghazi, Libya, killing Ambassador Jay Christopher Stevens and three
Speaker 5: other Americans. The attack, amid political unrest, sparked controversy over
Speaker 5: US security measures and response. Investigations followed with debates over
Speaker 5: accountability and the Obama administration's handling of the crisis.
Speaker 3: So we went up there, resecured the embassy, We came back.
Speaker 3: We left there and came back to Germany to rejock
Speaker 3: our equipment because that mission was over in Tunisia. Came
Speaker 3: back to Germany to rejock, and then we were going
Speaker 3: out to Nigeria. And while we were in Germany, the
Speaker 3: only way for me to tell you this in just
Speaker 3: simple terms is we were staying in a barracks that
Speaker 3: was inhabited by some sort of demon, and that is
Speaker 3: that was the genesis of my conversion, of me being
Speaker 3: made aware that. Okay, so when you.
Speaker 1: Say it's inhibited by a demon like in one way.
Speaker 3: So I was in there with a couple of other guys.
Speaker 3: I wish I would have wrote all this down. Uh.
Speaker 3: I was laying in bed one night in this place
Speaker 3: we had. We there was nobody else in this building.
Speaker 3: It was just me and a couple. There were me
Speaker 3: and a guy in one room and two other guys
Speaker 3: in the room across the hall there. Okay, Well, I'm
Speaker 3: laying in bed and I and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: I'm jolted away by something that hits my door. And
Speaker 3: I lay in bed for maybe thirty seconds. And while
Speaker 3: I'm laying there listening, I can hear some strange voices
Speaker 3: echoing up and down the hall of this building that
Speaker 3: we're in, and so immediately I get up, open the door,
Speaker 3: walk out nobody's out there, walk around, nobody's into the building,
Speaker 3: Go in my buddy's room beside me. They're both passed out.
Speaker 3: But it scared me, Dude. I was like, what on
Speaker 3: earth is this.
Speaker 5: Not gonna lie? If this was me, I would have
Speaker 5: shipped my pants. Going to investigate noises is not something
Speaker 5: I'd be willing to do. I guess that's the reason
Speaker 5: why I'm a beta male.
Speaker 3: It scared me. And these things, these things would like
Speaker 3: the oven would be turned on, like these bumps and noises.
Speaker 3: But more than all of that, there became this oppressive
Speaker 3: feeling of like evil in this place. And the guys
Speaker 3: that I were with, that I was with in there,
Speaker 3: they started getting freaked out about it too. We called
Speaker 3: our senior chief who had been staying there before us.
Speaker 3: It was just like an old empty place that guys
Speaker 3: would come and stay in for a few nights before
Speaker 3: they left out. We called our senior chief like, hey, man,
Speaker 3: did you have any strange experiences in this place? He
Speaker 3: was like, oh, yeah, yeah, there's something in there.
Speaker 5: Chad is likely referring to the con Barracks in Schweinfurt, Germany,
Speaker 5: a former Nazi hospital. It is haunted by ghostly apparitions.
Speaker 5: American soldiers reported seeing a Nazi soldier and a blood
Speaker 5: covered nurse standing over their beds in a room above
Speaker 5: a former drainage area, with two separate incidents describing identical
Speaker 5: chilling visions. The US Army was stationed there until its
Speaker 5: closure in September twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: And so, but like, I remember walking into this place,
Speaker 3: and I would there was a stairwell. I would walk
Speaker 3: up the first flight of stairs, and then there would
Speaker 3: be a second flight that cut back, and there was
Speaker 3: like a landing up there because we were staying on
Speaker 3: the second deck. And uh, like I would, you know,
Speaker 3: as a hunter, like how you have that sense when
Speaker 3: something is like staring at you, Like you would I
Speaker 3: would feel this thing staring at me up there on
Speaker 3: that landing, and I would fully expect to turn around
Speaker 3: and see some sort of something up there, and I
Speaker 3: never saw it in physical form. We started doing this
Speaker 3: research online about, you know, looking at these forms and
Speaker 3: stuff about this place that we were, you know, in
Speaker 3: and finding all kinds of other stuff about it. I'm like, well,
Speaker 3: whatever is going on here? I can't sleep at night,
Speaker 3: Like I don't want to be in that place. Cause
Speaker 3: it's it's literally scaring me that bad. And the sanity
Speaker 3: check was the dudes I was with were getting freaked
Speaker 3: out too, and like I wish I would have talked
Speaker 3: to them and written down the things that they were
Speaker 3: specifically experiencing so that I would It's been so long ago, man,
Speaker 3: like the experience that I had was so powerful like
Speaker 3: that just is the one thing that sticks in my mind.
Speaker 3: But I remember the two guys across the hallway. One
Speaker 3: of them had to leave, they were going out to
Speaker 3: a different site, and that dude, the other dude, was
Speaker 3: left in that room by hisself. He moved across the
Speaker 3: hallway to stay in the room that me and my
Speaker 3: guy were with because they didn't want to He didn't
Speaker 3: want to stay in that room by hisself.
Speaker 5: It kind of goes to show even the hardest men
Speaker 5: on earth, Navy seals, can turn into scared kids in
Speaker 5: the face of ghosts and demons.
Speaker 4: Jesus.
Speaker 3: And so I called my little brother because I knew
Speaker 3: my little brother was a Christian, and I said, well,
Speaker 3: here's one of these Christians. They'll have a little bit
Speaker 3: of maybe a little bit of insight on this spiritual
Speaker 3: stuff that might be going on here. He said, well, man,
Speaker 3: they said, I ain't never rent into nothing like that.
Speaker 3: He said, I'm gonna put you in touch with my
Speaker 3: pastor of my local church here. They were real close.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: His name is James Cordell. James called me the next
Speaker 3: day and I told him at all was going on? Well,
Speaker 3: he acted like it was no big deal. I said, no, buddy,
Speaker 3: I said, you don't understand. I said, there's something in here.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is. He said, ain't no
Speaker 3: big deal, he said, put me on speakerphone. He said,
Speaker 3: I'm going to walk around. He said, walk around this
Speaker 3: building in up and down the hallways. And he said,
Speaker 3: I'm going to pray. And I put him on speakerphone.
Speaker 3: I'm walking around this building, up and down the hallways.
Speaker 3: In my room, he's praying against this thing in the
Speaker 3: name of Jesus Christ. He said, Liker. Now, we had
Speaker 3: a little kitchenette there. He said, you have some olive
Speaker 3: oil in there. I said, yeah, we got a bottle.
Speaker 4: He said it take just.
Speaker 3: A little dab of that olive oil and just dab
Speaker 3: it on the top of your doorframe there.
Speaker 6: So I did it.
Speaker 3: Joe. I'm thinking the whole time. This is so stupid,
Speaker 3: But what else do I do in this situation? Let's
Speaker 3: try this, right, Let's let's give this a shot. And
Speaker 3: I dabbed that little olive oil up.
Speaker 5: There in case you were wondering like I was. Olive
Speaker 5: oil is used in some cultures to ward off demons
Speaker 5: due to its sacred symbolism. In religious rituals, particularly in Christianity,
Speaker 5: blessed oil is believed to carry divine protection.
Speaker 1: Gee, I wonder if that's why the dipik in Israel.
Speaker 1: You know, the people who are there have such an
Speaker 1: aversion to olive oil because they're indigenous. Of course, of course,
Speaker 1: of course it's because they're indigenous, right, and that the
Speaker 1: native plants will kill them or make them very ill.
Speaker 1: Surprise surprise that it would have, you know, an effect
Speaker 1: on warding off demons, are keeping them basically in a boundary,
Speaker 1: like you can't pass this thing something to note.
Speaker 4: Pelling evil spirits.
Speaker 5: It's use in annoying during exorcisms and blessings reinforces its
Speaker 5: spiritual potency against malevolent forces.
Speaker 3: We want I go to work, would come back that
Speaker 3: evening wind down.
Speaker 1: Doesn't the word malevolent make you think there should be
Speaker 1: an end in there somewhere that there isn't one. Whenever
Speaker 1: I say that, I think benevolent. No, it's malevolent, and
Speaker 1: I'm like that doesn't sound right, but it's it's how
Speaker 1: you say it.
Speaker 3: Total like peace had returned to this place, like I
Speaker 3: didn't no longer heard or felt or was experiencing.
Speaker 1: And then he could go right back to murdering at
Speaker 1: for the for the Israeli government that we called in
Speaker 1: the Jewish banking cult. With a great weight off his shoulder.
Speaker 1: Isn't that nice? What a great ending to that story.
Speaker 3: Any sort of fear or anything like it all was gone,
Speaker 3: like all of a sudden. It was just like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: now I'm just in another little barracks room here, like.
Speaker 1: To the other guys feel the same way.
Speaker 4: So this is what's funny.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't tell the other guys that I did that,
Speaker 3: and because they were all gone when I walked around
Speaker 3: with this crazy man on the speakerphone. The next morning
Speaker 3: we woke up and my buddy woke up in the room.
Speaker 3: He said, what's all over the door? And I looked
Speaker 3: up and that little dab of all of old had
Speaker 3: somehow like dripped down and covered the entire door of
Speaker 3: the room that we were staying, and you could see
Speaker 3: it toward the bottom of the door, like the drips,
Speaker 3: like the whole door was like shiny and uh. He said,
Speaker 3: what's all over the door? And I said, don't worry
Speaker 3: about it, man, I don't know what the crap that is.
Speaker 3: But after that happened, I have got to get my
Speaker 3: hands on a on scripture and figure out more about
Speaker 3: this figure Jesus who I heard this man praying in
Speaker 3: the name of right?
Speaker 5: So have you had any ghostly or demonic experiences? Would
Speaker 5: love to hear in the comments below?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, there you gops. So's that story. Now there's
Speaker 1: four allegedly true demon scary stories. But let's go back
Speaker 1: to the Chattigan mik. See if there's anything new. Nope.
Speaker 1: Also four six nine four three one zero three three
Speaker 1: four if you want to call do it. If you don't, don't.
Speaker 1: Let's see what happens over n FTJ if I pull
Speaker 1: it back up. Hm hm hm hm hm hmm. Yeah,
Speaker 1: still doing that spinning thing for ever, So maybe maybe
Speaker 1: the other I'm not interested in doing a whole other
Speaker 1: freaking browser. Never even heard that thing. But we'll find
Speaker 1: out it's nothing that's sounds it's worth the test. But still, yeah,
Speaker 1: they even configure these things incorrectly, like it keeps on
Speaker 1: trying to put it back on to make it a rebroadcast,
Speaker 1: which means no one sees it when it's live, and
Speaker 1: it kind of kills it. So it's just interesting that
Speaker 1: these things have been happening. And yes, I apologize, I
Speaker 1: had to take off the stuff. I just felt like
Speaker 1: it it's getting late. I'm gonna take it off eventually,
Speaker 1: especially when the optical let's see if this sucks. Well,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe it does. I don't know. The first one
Speaker 1: seems like, uh, yeah, okay, there's no names, there's no
Speaker 1: I mean, I've I've experienced something similar to this before.
Speaker 1: I've been sleep paralysis. I've had sleep paralysis when I
Speaker 1: was a little kid in this apartment that we lived in.
Speaker 1: And uh, the woman missus Iso, who used to uh,
Speaker 1: who rented it to us, an older lady. It's long
Speaker 1: gone now. She would say she was talking to her
Speaker 1: husband and didn't never clarify, but we knew her husband
Speaker 1: had been dead for years, but she was taught I
Speaker 1: talked to my husband the other night, so she was
Speaker 1: saying that, and we were just like, okay, sure. This
Speaker 1: woman also used to yell at me for bending the
Speaker 1: grass if I walked on on the front lawn. So
Speaker 1: it's old, old, old, wacky lady. Don't bend the grass.
Speaker 1: What have you been in the grass for? I have
Speaker 1: like my my friend over or on my when my
Speaker 1: my cousins, and like you're bending the grass. No, she
Speaker 1: didn't keep it up snow. She didn't have it like
Speaker 1: what do you call it, like groomed her any of
Speaker 1: that stuff. It wasn't landscaped by some professional. That was
Speaker 1: none of that. It's just you're bending the grass, kid,
Speaker 1: So she was. She was a little off, this nice
Speaker 1: sweet lady when you're talking to her with your mom
Speaker 1: around and then and then she would just have these
Speaker 1: weird episodes oriously like freaking out over nothing. But yeah,
Speaker 1: so when I lived When I lived there, the dreams
Speaker 1: were awful and very frequent, very disturbing nightmares, nightmares where
Speaker 1: I wake up knowing I'm not asleep, but I can't yell,
Speaker 1: and sometimes I can't move. But always I couldn't yell.
Speaker 1: I couldn't yell to mom for help. I could. It
Speaker 1: was just air for like minutes, couldn't get anything audible out.
Speaker 1: So I'm awake enough to be doing this. So I'm awake.
Speaker 1: I'm literally awake, but I'm either sleep paralysis and not
Speaker 1: being another yell or sleep prou or not being a
Speaker 1: yellow without the sleep paralysis. And I would see shadows
Speaker 1: while I was awaken, these situations times when I was
Speaker 1: when I couldn't move at first, shadows walking toward me
Speaker 1: on the wall as if they were like a like
Speaker 1: like a projector, right, like except the negative of the projectors.
Speaker 1: It's the shadow of creatures. I used to call them
Speaker 1: dinosaurs because they were lizard like and uh, but they were.
Speaker 1: They were the shadows on the wall. And when they
Speaker 1: get close to the bed, as they're coming closer to me,
Speaker 1: I would get this huge chill freeze in like if
Speaker 1: like by my foot because it's the closest thing to them,
Speaker 1: and it would make my body jolt like I was
Speaker 1: getting hit with those uh those paddles to the defibs. Right.
Speaker 1: So that's something I just I was told that that's
Speaker 1: just what happens when you have nightmares. That's obviously not true.
Speaker 1: Vivid uh being awake, but seeing images that I knew
Speaker 1: weren't there, but they looked like they were being projected
Speaker 1: as if like it was watching a movie at a
Speaker 1: drive in, but it was on my wall, and it
Speaker 1: was always very, very scary. And then you ever have
Speaker 1: this sensation like this weird phenomenon with dreams where the
Speaker 1: setting in the dream isn't scary, but something is making
Speaker 1: it horrifying to you because of whatever that presence is
Speaker 1: that you're sensing even though you're in a neutral stage
Speaker 1: or environment inside the dream, but something is lurking or
Speaker 1: whatever that you just know, you know it's coming and
Speaker 1: you're already feeling its presence because of the fear that
Speaker 1: you're getting from it. Something is tapping into that you
Speaker 1: know response in you already sensing it, and you're sensing
Speaker 1: it pretty hard, right like, pretty pretty uh strongly, And
Speaker 1: they say, what else? This is all in the same
Speaker 1: time frame in my life? There's another aspect to this,
Speaker 1: not be able to move, getting the jolt, those things,
Speaker 1: and then just the constant, repetitive dreams of world endings
Speaker 1: type of things. And I'm really like, between the ages
Speaker 1: of five and nine, I shouldn't be thinking about stuff
Speaker 1: like that. I obviously haven't been exposed to any that
Speaker 1: watching even TV yet. I haven't haven't had that trauma
Speaker 1: trauma vision of TV all that much yet for it
Speaker 1: to be doing that to me, and you know, putting
Speaker 1: deep impressions in my mind of things. And I would
Speaker 1: have these weird dreams about the end of the world, people,
Speaker 1: lots of people dying, some sort of explosion or cataclysmic event.
Speaker 1: And also uh being taken by somebody who, now I
Speaker 1: could tell you, looks like a redheaded oive abducted and
Speaker 1: killed by So I don't know if that's tapping into
Speaker 1: some previous past life or whatever, but yeah, he wasn't
Speaker 1: a He wasn't a Scotsman. The more I think about it,
Speaker 1: it was an oavy type of red headed troll type
Speaker 1: of person. It was always calm, but the but calm
Speaker 1: in the way where it's like they're indifferent to your
Speaker 1: suffering type of calm. Very interesting stuff anyway, moving on, all.
Speaker 2: Right, let's dive right into the stories. Okay, So this
Speaker 2: might just be the strangest thing to have ever hap
Speaker 2: to me. I was around five years old and I
Speaker 2: always used to sleep in my mom's bed with her.
Speaker 2: One morning, I woke up my Mom was next to
Speaker 2: me in bed, sleeping and snoring when I heard creaking
Speaker 2: on our staircase. I looked through the crack of the
Speaker 2: door and could barely see someone walking up the stairs.
Speaker 2: This shook me right up, as it was only me
Speaker 2: and my mom in the house.
Speaker 1: I sat back on.
Speaker 2: The bed, frozen in fear, and I tried to wake
Speaker 2: my mom up if she wouldn't butch as the creaking
Speaker 2: out closer and louder, I looked again and could see
Speaker 2: that this person was my mom, somehow different, but it
Speaker 2: was her. I yanked the covers over me and tried
Speaker 2: to get as close to my mom as possible. That's
Speaker 2: when I felt a hand on my back, and then
Speaker 2: this person who looked like my mom, bit me on
Speaker 2: the back. My fight or flight kicked in, but I
Speaker 2: couldn't do anything except lie there, frozen, unsure of what
Speaker 2: just happened. Anyway, I must have passed out or fell asleep,
Speaker 2: as when I opened my eyes, my mom was once
Speaker 2: again to me in the bed, but awake this time.
Speaker 2: I told her about this dream, and she pretty much
Speaker 2: told me I'm crazy until I told my mom that
Speaker 2: she bit my back. My mom checked and lo and behold,
Speaker 2: I did have a bite mark on my back. Still
Speaker 2: to this day, I have no idea what happened, and
Speaker 2: I have no idea who the other woman was that
Speaker 2: looked like my mom, and it's something we've never spoken
Speaker 2: about again. My dad was a truck driver when he
Speaker 2: left the military in the late two thousands. By the
Speaker 2: time me and my siblings were born, he only drove
Speaker 2: in her home state of Texas, and summers were extremely
Speaker 2: busy for him. This incident happened in two thousand and
Speaker 2: six on one of his extended trips across Texas. I
Speaker 2: believe he was driving south of two eighty one. He
Speaker 2: was getting pretty tired when he pulled into a truck stop.
Speaker 2: He was making his way to the on site convenience
Speaker 2: store when he noticed a young woman pacing back and
Speaker 2: forth at the front of the shop. She looked to
Speaker 2: be in her early twenties, slim, very pretty, and wearing
Speaker 2: a tank top with cut off shorts, according to my
Speaker 2: dad normal attire for Texas summers. She was carrying a
Speaker 2: plate covered with aluminum foil, as if she was making
Speaker 2: her way home from a family barbecue. He finished his
Speaker 2: business in the store and headed back to his truck.
Speaker 2: As he got in, he was stunned to see the
Speaker 2: blonde woman was now sitting in his passenger seat. He
Speaker 2: was utterly shocked. He had no clue who this woman
Speaker 2: was or how she got past his locked doors. My
Speaker 2: dad was always very vigilant on the road, and he
Speaker 2: never left his truck unlocked. He demanded that she get
Speaker 2: out of his truck. He wasn't afraid at this point,
Speaker 2: but something felt off about this mysterious woman. She sat
Speaker 2: there and looked at him with the covered plate on
Speaker 2: her lap, not saying a word. For a moment. He
Speaker 2: wondered if he should just get out, walk over to
Speaker 2: the passenger side door and just Ynchor out of the cat,
Speaker 2: but he decided against it. I'm still not sure why.
Speaker 2: The whole thing was beyond strange. So my dad, against
Speaker 2: his better judgment, turns his rig on and drives off.
Speaker 2: The blonde woman still in his passenger seat. A few
Speaker 2: miles up the road, he attempts to make conversation. I
Speaker 2: guess he was trying to quell the extreme discomfort he felt.
Speaker 2: He asked her name, but the woman remained silent. As
Speaker 2: he continued down the highway, lustful thoughts began to creep
Speaker 2: into my dad's mind. I'm sure it had been a
Speaker 2: while since he'd last seen my mother out there in
Speaker 2: the rural Texas roads. Who would find out just this
Speaker 2: one time?
Speaker 1: What could happen?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: My dad put his hands on her thigh, right above
Speaker 2: her knee. As soon as he touched her, the woman
Speaker 2: turned from a gorgeous young woman into some kind of
Speaker 2: hellish monster.
Speaker 1: All right, yeah, these are that.
Speaker 2: Face turned rugged and her eyes were now black pits.
Speaker 2: Her teeth had turned into sharp things. The long unnatural tongue.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't think this is uh fun at all.
Speaker 1: It's kind of dumb. Let's see get anything better? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's see.
Speaker 6: But with a lot of these guys, what's interesting about
Speaker 6: nick Land is that there's a they keep getting the
Speaker 6: same ideas. These guys take drugs, whether it's Elon nick
Speaker 6: Land or even in the seventies, the scientist John C.
Speaker 2: Lily.
Speaker 4: John C.
Speaker 6: Lily was an eminent scientist, brilliant dud who started doing
Speaker 6: Academy ghostbusters. My shirt, Yeah, the same, the same drug.
Speaker 6: Everyone doesn't Silicon Valley, and they when they do this drug.
Speaker 6: And even if you're an atheist, materialist is still interesting.
Speaker 6: They all get the same idea, which is that the
Speaker 6: machines are, you know, coming like Skyne and Terminator, they're
Speaker 6: coming together. They're they're evolving to eventually take over, and
Speaker 6: that we are hanging ourselves with the rope we're currently
Speaker 6: building by building this.
Speaker 1: But this goes back.
Speaker 4: Nick Lann was interesting, but he became less interesting.
Speaker 1: Men stick with the analogy weaving, weaving, not building.
Speaker 6: And when I realized that other scientists in the seventies,
Speaker 6: John C. Lilly the movie Altered States from nineteen eighties
Speaker 6: horror movie This is about you know, you know, he
Speaker 6: would have these visions about the machines.
Speaker 4: He called him the solid state entities.
Speaker 6: He would have this in the seventies, Tucker in this
Speaker 6: in this tank, the isolation tank can go in the
Speaker 6: new and you haven't seen it with the New Mission
Speaker 6: Impossible movie Tom Cruise. You know, he fights this AI
Speaker 6: and he goes in the isolation tank and he has
Speaker 6: these visions of it. One of the biggest movies of
Speaker 6: this past summer. And uh that that plot point comes
Speaker 6: from John C. Lilly And in the visions he would
Speaker 6: get of AI apocalypse in the Isolation Tank back in
Speaker 6: the seventies.
Speaker 1: So I bring this, well, that's pretty obvious that they're
Speaker 1: messing with something that they were messing with for the
Speaker 1: last five thousand years plus when they're conjuring and invoking
Speaker 1: some sort of dipic gin or whatever the hell demon
Speaker 1: same same, same here in those those uh entities, the
Speaker 1: technology they're they're informing them on how to I and
Speaker 1: I want to I want to say rebuild, not build
Speaker 1: for the first time. I think this has happened before,
Speaker 1: and it's a rediscovery and a re rebuilding of this
Speaker 1: tech to give them, to give them agency both within
Speaker 1: us with the shots and things like that. It's basically
Speaker 1: opening a gateway for them and also kicking holes through
Speaker 1: that barrier that separates this realm with theirs. And I
Speaker 1: also want to say that things like cern, yeah, we
Speaker 1: already know about that. I mean, we've ever seen the
Speaker 1: movie or the show Fringe, how there's like the parallel
Speaker 1: universe thing going on there. But I think there's a
Speaker 1: little bit it's a little bit different. It's I don't
Speaker 1: think you can argue that for a minute. I think
Speaker 1: it's got to be a thing and a way to
Speaker 1: circumvent that is to open portals within people and low
Speaker 1: things in it's not supposed to happen. It's not a
Speaker 1: natural thing. It's a hacking of the system, and that's
Speaker 1: what black magic has always been. But they've been building
Speaker 1: the technology to do black magic on a mass scale.
Speaker 1: And instead of putting that entity in a person with
Speaker 1: its physical limits, they're putting it in something that can
Speaker 1: be everywhere nowhere at the same time and give its
Speaker 1: consciousness or its direction to as many devices and robots
Speaker 1: and software programs and computers that you can build it
Speaker 1: can possess it. And I think they're doing this willfully,
Speaker 1: but I also think that there's something else. They have
Speaker 1: a dark passenger. So yeah, they willfully signed up to
Speaker 1: do this through this cult and they think because and
Speaker 1: they even talk about this, and this is why it's
Speaker 1: so weird, because they talk about this in Kirstram Sholom
Speaker 1: talks about sabotage Zev saying this that and future into
Speaker 1: the future with a J. Frank saying the same thing
Speaker 1: that they're if they're the helping hands of this, you know,
Speaker 1: accelerationism of their escaptological eschatological beliefs that they will somehow
Speaker 1: be outside of the devastation that occurs. They won't be
Speaker 1: included in what happens next. They're like above it and
Speaker 1: separate from it. I don't agree unless they're going to
Speaker 1: continue to embody them. I don't think that there's going
Speaker 1: to be It's not really a good it's not a
Speaker 1: good ending for the rest of the world any either way.
Speaker 1: But I don't think that they're going to be catapulted
Speaker 1: into some sort of protected class of you know, on
Speaker 1: some sort of spiritual level. I don't think they're going
Speaker 1: to ascend. I don't think they have the I don't
Speaker 1: think this these entities have thepacity or the ability to
Speaker 1: make something ascend. I think all they can do is destroy.
Speaker 1: I think there's a reason why there's a separation. I
Speaker 1: think there's a reason why they've been able to creator
Speaker 1: or whatever the hell happened in the past created a
Speaker 1: dividing line. And maybe there's a natural dividing line. Maybe
Speaker 1: the ferment was either an artificial or another divine dividing
Speaker 1: line barrier between us and that. It's the void. It's
Speaker 1: not a void, but you don't know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And this technology is like rubbing it into a thin
Speaker 1: piece of paper that thick barrier and then rubbing it
Speaker 1: all away, and then it's going to flood in. And
Speaker 1: then those people who have so what they had to
Speaker 1: once do with black magic and ceremonial arrangements, they can
Speaker 1: now do with injections and technology and frequency and putting
Speaker 1: that energy into people and they can turn them on.
Speaker 1: And really it's not them, not the person themselves, but
Speaker 1: it's like them being kicked out of their own body
Speaker 1: or crammed into the recesses of their mind, having to
Speaker 1: witness what just took over them doing whatever it's going
Speaker 1: to do using its body. So that's like a horror
Speaker 1: of itself. So you see yourself doing horrific things, but
Speaker 1: you can't do anything about it. Yeah, it's the thoughts
Speaker 1: I've been having the last few years here. Some of
Speaker 1: them have had those ideas for a lot longer, But
Speaker 1: it's just there's a lot of things that we could
Speaker 1: think about and contemplate here with this whole tech technology thing,
Speaker 1: because it's not just oh it's a machine or AI
Speaker 1: is retarded. Yeah, on the surface level of the consum
Speaker 1: level of AI. Absolutely, and it's supposed to be. To
Speaker 1: show you that it's not that serious and it's and
Speaker 1: if you're taking that bait and believing that that's what
Speaker 1: AI is, that your chat, GPT and your your AI
Speaker 1: Google search is what AI is, or your you know,
Speaker 1: your AI and your phone whatever, that's not what AI is.
Speaker 1: Artificial intelligence is a misnomer. It's a it's a it's
Speaker 1: a demonic intelligence or demonic presence. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you want to call it intelligence. But maybe what was
Speaker 1: it that Kenneth Wheeler called it? He said, a demon
Speaker 1: is repeating, complete with knowledge, but has zero wisdom. It
Speaker 1: can know everything, but it doesn't have any wisdom because
Speaker 1: with wisdom, I think takes it gives you as a
Speaker 1: type of understanding and empathy in common sense and knowledge
Speaker 1: of the other people's feelings and emotions. And that's not
Speaker 1: something that the demon is interested.
Speaker 4: It's have to say.
Speaker 6: Nick Land is the most foremost proponent of it that
Speaker 6: has a public name. He's not that famous right now.
Speaker 6: But this goes back a long time, you know, at
Speaker 6: least back to the seventies.
Speaker 7: So are these so people take ketamine and they all
Speaker 7: have the same vision I mean, or species enough of.
Speaker 4: Them do to make it very strange and alarming.
Speaker 1: I mean, I did that when I was doing the
Speaker 1: rave stuff I had. I had some once. It was
Speaker 1: once one night when we're also about to do the
Speaker 1: other stuff. I've always had positive, good experiences with most
Speaker 1: of everything. I had one bad moshroom thing, because the
Speaker 1: mushrooms in or sorry Oregon, there's a certain type that
Speaker 1: grows only like on Alderwood. That this guy had like
Speaker 1: buckets of like these big huge tuppleware things. And we
Speaker 1: were at this party of like five hundred people or
Speaker 1: more this house than you know, we prepped for it.
Speaker 1: We were nailing down these big huge drop cloths of
Speaker 1: plastic over the carpet. So people came to the house
Speaker 1: and spilled things that wouldn't wreck their house. They had
Speaker 1: like reggae bands show up there, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1: It was somebody that I knew in the Coast Guard
Speaker 1: that his friends were putting on this party. And his
Speaker 1: friends are also the people who made the custom prevost
Speaker 1: tour vans for like rock bands and you know famous
Speaker 1: and rich people like that's what they did. And so
Speaker 1: they had this party and this guy had literally like
Speaker 1: this a tupperware like you'd have to carry around like this.
Speaker 1: It was it was that big. It was flat, it
Speaker 1: was shallow, but it was huge, and he was just
Speaker 1: handing handfuls of mushrooms to people, and of course I
Speaker 1: was curious about the hell, and instead of enjoying the
Speaker 1: party and all the attractive females that were there, I
Speaker 1: ended up getting like into myself and very very deep thinking,
Speaker 1: but also like timid as shit, because I was like
Speaker 1: a really extreme experience, especially with a lot of people
Speaker 1: around me that I didn't know, and instead of being
Speaker 1: like the casual, sociable person I was, I was very
Speaker 1: introverted and that kind of ruined the experience for me.
Speaker 1: And then having other people freaking out and acting stupid
Speaker 1: because they were just dumb people when they were on substances,
Speaker 1: like one of these females that was in the Coast
Speaker 1: Guard with us. She was a complete and total basket
Speaker 1: case and freaking out and being just very rude. I
Speaker 1: remember that, just like the things that were coming out
Speaker 1: of her mouth, and like I would never say this
Speaker 1: to somebody. I've never even think this, and you're at
Speaker 1: someone else's house, Like, how dare you talk like that?
Speaker 1: Your low life, meg kind of little life, and yeah,
Speaker 1: that was it. That was it. But most of the
Speaker 1: experiences I've had never been like, oh, you're going to this.
Speaker 1: It's more like a deeper understanding of some sort of
Speaker 1: like natural thing that's amazing and awesome, and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: it's like you're having a conversation with something without words.
Speaker 1: Like I used to go on like long hikes and
Speaker 1: rock climbing, not rock climbing so much, but like hiking
Speaker 1: words deep, not like bouldering or anything like that. Sometimes
Speaker 1: on the way back, on the way down the mountain,
Speaker 1: we have a couple, we would have shrooms, and uh,
Speaker 1: it was always a good experience, especially when the stars
Speaker 1: came out. It's like, wow, you could see, like you
Speaker 1: could see more for some reason when you and you
Speaker 1: could see, you get more vividly. It was always a
Speaker 1: good time, and it was always a peaceful time where
Speaker 1: it's a funny time and we laugh a lot. But
Speaker 1: it wasn't ever like terrible. And it makes me wonder
Speaker 1: if people who you are more susceptible to being overtaken
Speaker 1: by something have harder, harsher experiences because there's something else
Speaker 1: trying to break through the barrier rather than something benevolent
Speaker 1: trying to communicate with it. When you are more able
Speaker 1: to hear it. And I hear it in a in
Speaker 1: a you know, euphemistic sense, I guess is the way
Speaker 1: say it. You don't actually hear it, but you're you're
Speaker 1: in tune to it. You're you're tuned to the right
Speaker 1: dial to experience or sense the feeling of something benevolent
Speaker 1: and good. And it maybe even makes you laugh, but
Speaker 1: it makes you think deep, and it makes you put
Speaker 1: things together they never would have been. I don't know
Speaker 1: these are I'm talking years and years ago, but I
Speaker 1: remember having experiences where it was like, yeah, life is
Speaker 1: not real. It's not a big deal. It all makes
Speaker 1: sense because it's supposed to and because we're told things
Speaker 1: make sense, but they don't make sense. This whole experience
Speaker 1: of life doesn't really make a whole lot of sense.
Speaker 1: And but don't worry, because it all makes sense because
Speaker 1: it's supposed to. And that's the only thing that makes
Speaker 1: it make sense is because it's supposed to. Because that's
Speaker 1: the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 6: I mean that, that's the thing that one of the
Speaker 6: main influences on both the show I was building these guys,
Speaker 6: Brian Guyston, willimss Burrows is created partner. He was the
Speaker 6: the thing is about getting.
Speaker 1: Burrows the child the child rapist, not really rapist, but
Speaker 1: bugger upper.
Speaker 4: And about doing psychedelics, is that you know you he was,
Speaker 4: he was.
Speaker 1: He was most certainly tied to governmental agencies.
Speaker 6: Spot people, you know, eventually who were on the same
Speaker 6: drug and you're both getting the same ideas. Some drugs,
Speaker 6: he said, you know, increases telepathy. You know, people are
Speaker 6: it puts them on the same same wavelength.
Speaker 1: So with a lot of these Burrows took a lot
Speaker 1: of shot up a lot of stuff, including obviously heroin,
Speaker 1: delauded and yeah, hey he took yah hey, which is
Speaker 1: like with some of some it a ayahuasca, but yah heyes,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's prepared different. It's a longer experience,
Speaker 1: I know. And yeah, he said he was in one
Speaker 1: of the accounts if you believe anything from a lying
Speaker 1: liar who lies. He was having a conversation with his
Speaker 1: dead father for what he considered it to be an
Speaker 1: extended period of time. It was very real to him,
Speaker 1: this is Burrows. And when they parted ways, when the
Speaker 1: experience was at its conclusion, he hugged his father and
Speaker 1: he felt as if there was a presence there hugging
Speaker 1: him back. Is a little weird that and it's a
Speaker 1: little strange too, right, since he's a little weird that
Speaker 1: somebody who had the life that he did still had
Speaker 1: a good experience with something that was contacting him, posing
Speaker 1: as his dad or being his dad or whatever. I
Speaker 1: find that interesting simply because you would think somebody who
Speaker 1: does that type of weird sex act with a child
Speaker 1: it went to Mexico specifically to do that more often,
Speaker 1: would have some sort of demons following him, just waiting
Speaker 1: for the opportunity to have a to sit down with him.
Speaker 7: At Different people from different places, different countries, different life
Speaker 7: experiences would take a drug and have the same kind
Speaker 7: of us And for anyone who is that can't be organic.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, and and but that that is weird
Speaker 4: beyond what anyone's individual personal beliefs are.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing, though, how weird is that if
Speaker 1: the drug itself either turns your dial as in you wrap,
Speaker 1: you vibrate faster or you vibrate slower. But it's changing
Speaker 1: your station when you're typically tuned in, it's changing your frequency,
Speaker 1: it's your frequency signature a little bit. You're either higher
Speaker 1: or lower. If everybody of the same mind set who's
Speaker 1: doing the same type of deviance shit that they're doing
Speaker 1: at the levels of military intelligence that most of these
Speaker 1: people that they're talking about do, or these tech giants
Speaker 1: or whatever, it doesn't seem like it would be that
Speaker 1: hard to believe that somebody who's wired the same or
Speaker 1: symboler who's gone through the same type of family grooming
Speaker 1: trauma that they've had for this cult that they're in,
Speaker 1: would have similar experiences and for them, was that really
Speaker 1: scary or they just tell people that it's scary as
Speaker 1: a cover for having made contact with that thing that
Speaker 1: they're working to bring in here exactly.
Speaker 4: That's yeah.
Speaker 6: So if anyone tuns in in like where did Tucker
Speaker 6: find this guy looks like Greg Olson talking about insane
Speaker 6: AI stuff? If they're an atheist, they don't believe any
Speaker 6: of this, Like you're saying, the fact that people are
Speaker 6: taking these drugs and they're very powerful, and they work
Speaker 6: in tech and they are getting the same ideas, the
Speaker 6: same fears. They think that in some cases they're talking
Speaker 6: to the same entities they're books now. But if take
Speaker 6: d MT, if you encounter this this machine helf be
Speaker 6: wary of this. You know, they're encountering the same stuff.
Speaker 6: That's that's an interesting phenomenon just biologically, regardless of what.
Speaker 7: People like, ancient sacred art has the same images created
Speaker 7: on different continents at different periods. They couldn't effect contact
Speaker 7: with each other. So why are they drawing the same
Speaker 7: bird man or the same purse?
Speaker 2: Like it?
Speaker 7: Because they're seeing the same visions, which suggests that those
Speaker 7: visions are real.
Speaker 4: Why why is snake worship universal around the world?
Speaker 7: Certain worship exactly because there's something that people are responding
Speaker 7: to that's not coming from within them but outside of.
Speaker 6: That was Carl June's main insight is that is that,
Speaker 6: you know, getting the idea of can ideas come from
Speaker 6: without you and not just within you?
Speaker 7: So yeah, well yeah, and the materialist doesn't want to
Speaker 7: admit that, and our culture has kind of since we
Speaker 7: drop the atom bomb as sort of written off the
Speaker 7: possibility that that could be true. But it's just reconnecting
Speaker 7: with something that every civilization is always assumed true, which
Speaker 7: is there's a spiritual realm that's every bit as real
Speaker 7: as your iPhone or this desk, and it's just.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely real. In an accidents all the time, right,
Speaker 4: and that is the truth.
Speaker 7: And you seem to take that for granted, but it's
Speaker 7: still shocking to those of us who grew up in
Speaker 7: you know, basically a godless country.
Speaker 4: It's totally so.
Speaker 6: I mean, one of the basis for my interest in
Speaker 6: a lot of this is, you know, my mom was
Speaker 6: raised in a Christian home. I consider Christian myself, and
Speaker 6: my mom would always say, you know, she became a
Speaker 6: Christian in the seventies, and she but she knew all
Speaker 6: the psychedelic groups back in the sixties, you know, love spirit.
Speaker 6: You know, she go to indoors shows and all those
Speaker 6: you know, group groups from the late nineteen sixties. And
Speaker 6: something that she'd say, and that people who are you know,
Speaker 6: rock and rollers into the occult would say that they
Speaker 6: both say the same thing, which is that people take drugs,
Speaker 6: musicians to uh for inspiration, for creativity, to tap themselves
Speaker 6: into the spiritual realm, to get to pull something from
Speaker 6: outside themselves. So the basis for my interest a lot
Speaker 6: of this stuff was like, that's something my mom says,
Speaker 6: a great Christian, Yeah, they're.
Speaker 1: Being informed by something that's teaching them how to excel,
Speaker 1: continue to remain at the top of the system. They're
Speaker 1: being helped there. There's a spell being put on people.
Speaker 1: They're being taught how to do this. They're not as
Speaker 1: clever and creative as you think. Something is feeding them
Speaker 1: the information. They're simply just doing what they're being told.
Speaker 1: And they're getting this information and these innovations from a
Speaker 1: place that is deceiving at least them, or endangering the
Speaker 1: rest of mankind because they're building something that will be
Speaker 1: impossible for us to take down once fully operational, and
Speaker 1: that entity's presence, that wickedness, that evil, that Cutulhu type
Speaker 1: energy is going to be in that machine driving it,
Speaker 1: and whatever stupid consciousness is that they put in there
Speaker 1: of their past, you know, heroes like Lord Rothschild and
Speaker 1: so on, David Rockefeller, you get it. Those will all
Speaker 1: be part of the system too, and then they're gonna end.
Speaker 1: You know, eventually we will be trapped in this metaverse ourselves.
Speaker 1: You will want nothing and be happy. Somebody's gonna know
Speaker 1: and everything, but this won't be you. And as much
Speaker 1: as I always say, away vay right A long time ago,
Speaker 1: and it's been a long time since I've made this clarity,
Speaker 1: and you know, clarified this. Something very strange happened when
Speaker 1: the Oise decide they were going to finance the Holy
Speaker 1: See or the Holy Roman Empire. And there's two bailouts,
Speaker 1: two significant bailouts. I talk about them in my book
Speaker 1: that the Rothschilds did in the eighteen hundreds for the Vatican.
Speaker 1: But they've always been for the longest time, either cryptos
Speaker 1: in the high places of that assembly or advisors to it,
Speaker 1: or crypto militant factions like the Jesuits, crypto Jews, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. But they're the property managers for
Speaker 1: the world. To state, the papal bulls have claimed the
Speaker 1: surface of the earth and all of its property, like
Speaker 1: all of its land, all of its real estate. The
Speaker 1: Vatican says it's theirs. The Papacy says it's theirs. They
Speaker 1: own it, they decreed it, and it has been challenged.
Speaker 1: Therefore it stands in their crazy mysticism. They also said
Speaker 1: that they own all of the people. You are property,
Speaker 1: you are all we are all property of the Papacy.
Speaker 1: And thirdly, they own all of our souls because I
Speaker 1: said so. And if you don't challenge that, then technically
Speaker 1: they think through their wizardry and dark magic. That that's true,
Speaker 1: and who knows could be why people say even have
Speaker 1: a concept of karma in the first place, that are
Speaker 1: being stuck here and having to do it all over again.
Speaker 1: I don't know, captured the energy. But the world of
Speaker 1: state is managed. The property managers of that world of
Speaker 1: state have always been the other part of that Abrahamic
Speaker 1: mask that we now call Judaism. But it's the same
Speaker 1: Saturn Colt playing two different roles. And this is what
Speaker 1: we're looking at, you know. Like I'll say, and I
Speaker 1: said this before, like Islam is the is Judaism. I
Speaker 1: don't even want to say Judaism life because that's more
Speaker 1: like Christianity. But it's it's the bulldog when they want
Speaker 1: something destroyed, when they want people suppressed, when they want
Speaker 1: women suppressed, when they want everybody to fear death if
Speaker 1: they don't convert. They open the gates for the Muslims.
Speaker 1: Those they're the most quick to go to war because
Speaker 1: of the Some say mistranslations, some say directly translated and
Speaker 1: properly you know, deduced concept of these jihads. And you
Speaker 1: should be able to make one every all the time
Speaker 1: and force this your will upon others. You know, it's interesting.
Speaker 1: It's interesting how that works out, and how militant and
Speaker 1: barbaric and brutal something can be and still be called
Speaker 1: a religion, especially being called a religion of peace. I
Speaker 1: find that funny. I mean, there could be people that
Speaker 1: who will only separate the positive, non schizophrenic, non child
Speaker 1: harming aspects of any of these three religions and only
Speaker 1: follow that and think that that's the pure form of it.
Speaker 1: And maybe that way you can still call yourself that thing,
Speaker 1: but not be that geared to the negative aspects of it.
Speaker 1: But why are those negative aspects there? So when I
Speaker 1: talk about the really I'm not typically talking about the
Speaker 1: people talking about the institutions that which is flat out said,
Speaker 1: and they're founding books, they're founding writings what's acceptable, what's okay?
Speaker 1: What you should do to harm others? Or even the
Speaker 1: stories that they tell that they don't even have the
Speaker 1: the self awareness to understand that this is a horrific
Speaker 1: story that should shock and repulse most people until you
Speaker 1: tell them that this is the word of God. Then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden they're like, well, that's just because
Speaker 1: I don't make I can't make sense of it. It
Speaker 1: must there must be something good about it. Yeah, they'll
Speaker 1: don't give it too much credit there. Maybe your first
Speaker 1: instinct was the right instinct. That's why I think these
Speaker 1: uh over complications are something that's very simple, which is
Speaker 1: your connection to the higher your personal direct line to
Speaker 1: that source, the benevolent Creator is all that matters when
Speaker 1: you over complicate with anything, even if Jesus can sometimes
Speaker 1: leading it on the wrong path because there's there, there's
Speaker 1: people there to manipulate and steer you. So when if
Speaker 1: you say I need that part of it, okay, great,
Speaker 1: take that part of it, but do it internally and
Speaker 1: with yourself, not involving an institution that that that declares
Speaker 1: and decrease his name and you know, invokes his name
Speaker 1: but has absolutely no UH qualifying markers or resemblance to
Speaker 1: anything that he, in your mind, would have ever been
Speaker 1: okay with.
Speaker 6: One of the all time grades. And this is something
Speaker 6: that you know every musician knows too. That's why they
Speaker 6: take drugs, is to tap into the spirits.
Speaker 4: So I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I thought, here's the thing about the cults too. When
Speaker 1: he talks about the the music, the music of the
Speaker 1: sixties especially, most of that was military industrial industrial complex
Speaker 1: kids or military intelligence kids that were in those bands.
Speaker 1: So they're there. They're parents were military intelligence or agencies
Speaker 1: of some sort in the government doing kooky, spooky things
Speaker 1: because our government was anti its own inhabitants most definitely
Speaker 1: by the end of World War two. If you want
Speaker 1: to say it was slowly getting that way after the
Speaker 1: Civil War, well ask the South how slow that was.
Speaker 1: But there are twelve years of brutal occupation and punishment,
Speaker 1: incomplete defilement, the same tactics that we would say, oh,
Speaker 1: the Bolsheviks did that. Well, yeah, well guess what I
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, kids, it happened here first. Oh
Speaker 1: though it's awful with the idea for doing well, believe
Speaker 1: it or not, folks, it happened to her first, and
Speaker 1: it could happen again very easily. It's so funny when
Speaker 1: people say, oh, the military never did that, Well, actually
Speaker 1: fought and killed its own people and you and you've
Speaker 1: been sold this idea that it was keith the union together, Well,
Speaker 1: why is that such an important thing? It was important
Speaker 1: for the banks to keep their control and to be
Speaker 1: able to claim what they what they had indebted people into.
Speaker 1: They needed that power of a strong central government and
Speaker 1: a strong central bank and enforcement in order to drive
Speaker 1: home that, you know, the idea of whose boss and
Speaker 1: who to obey. And they broke the spirit and the
Speaker 1: will of the people through a big, bloody war. It
Speaker 1: wasn't for slavery, because what with the outcome was we
Speaker 1: were all enslaved, enslaved by the debt and we became
Speaker 1: another victim. Like everybody in Europe became a victim of
Speaker 1: the Bank of England and it's subsidies yearies, we too
Speaker 1: became a victim of that same banking cult here. And
Speaker 1: by the time we had swept the map of any
Speaker 1: resistance to world Zionism, world Cobbalism, world eschatological accelerationism, they went,
Speaker 1: I mean, they started building their agencies oss to CIA
Speaker 1: and in military intelligence that was less concerned with the
Speaker 1: foreigners and more concerned about surveillance and and forming the
Speaker 1: public perception and keeping it in line right here at home.
Speaker 1: And they used the music and the messaging. They hijacked
Speaker 1: an actual experience of self awareness that did occur in
Speaker 1: this country, and it was going a positive direction of
Speaker 1: west government. And then they decided to the military, the government,
Speaker 1: the oives who controlled it here, decided to pour a
Speaker 1: bunch of acid over the top of it. Instead of
Speaker 1: throwing burning acid into the face of women like their
Speaker 1: counterparts do. They gave everybody hits of acid, literally gave
Speaker 1: them away. There was like over three million hits of
Speaker 1: acid that were given away by the grateful dead themselves.
Speaker 1: And they also, while under influences of all kinds of
Speaker 1: crazy shit, they hijacked the movement of higher consciousness and
Speaker 1: independence and individuality and nationalism and turned it into Marxism
Speaker 1: and put their own people and funded their own movements
Speaker 1: of the subculture. The cultural Marxism occurred instead, and it
Speaker 1: drowned out and pushed away the true movement that was occurring.
Speaker 1: The only way they could fix that true movement into
Speaker 1: higher consciousness was to pour acid over all the youth
Speaker 1: and send the rest of them off to get killed
Speaker 1: in Vietnam while they were building up a wealth of
Speaker 1: money for the israel endeavors. Because Vlansky was part of
Speaker 1: that too, and a big, big supporter of all those gangs,
Speaker 1: they could Stern and the rest so that they could
Speaker 1: not only create their nation state, their best or nation state,
Speaker 1: but also fund all of their dark projects and atrocities,
Speaker 1: and there's awful lot of poppy fields in Vietnam for
Speaker 1: them to do that with. And you know, there's a
Speaker 1: couple industries that we could say throughout history or buy
Speaker 1: and large primarily a certain group, and that's anything that
Speaker 1: could poison your body. So drugs, opium, alcohol, it's always been.
Speaker 1: And then the other things that they do is trafficking
Speaker 1: human beings, something that they've been doing forever too, and
Speaker 1: usually not that bashful about it until they want to
Speaker 1: sell you on how mortal and victim like they are.
Speaker 1: Then they try to steer you away from that knowledge.
Speaker 7: That people took drug I mean I took drugs. He
Speaker 7: would take drugs, I'll admit it. But I always assumed
Speaker 7: that those insights are really mostly fake insights. But all
Speaker 7: that stuff came from within that it was, I mean,
Speaker 7: I bought the Freudian analysis of it, that there's you
Speaker 7: only use ten percent of your brain, and there's this
Speaker 7: whole sort of primordial troid.
Speaker 1: The Francist who actually probably was booked up by his
Speaker 1: dad and probably did want to kill him because's how
Speaker 1: Francs live, and he probably might have even had sex
Speaker 1: with his mother and has the whole. Like, you can't
Speaker 1: take a Frankist in their mindset and their childhood and
Speaker 1: then say that's a normal way of living. So they
Speaker 1: should be the ones dictating to me what's normal ps
Speaker 1: psychiatry and what's normal psyche. It's the worst person in
Speaker 1: the world to do that. That's an inverted person. That
Speaker 1: person themselves is inverted, and they're telling you what's normal
Speaker 1: and telling you what's abnormal.
Speaker 7: That's odd in your head of thoughts and visions that
Speaker 7: you're not in touch with on a daily basis. But
Speaker 7: that drugs thin the membrane. But it never occurred to
Speaker 7: me a single time until middle age when I started
Speaker 7: to see reality that actually they're coming from outside you.
Speaker 6: Well, and Tucker, that's a great point. That's something that
Speaker 6: any psychedelic eye, it's kind of a double.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not true. That's why we need to adjust
Speaker 1: that too. You have to have some sort of substance
Speaker 1: in you already in order to be able to utilize
Speaker 1: this thing up here that processes information, it makes sense
Speaker 1: of it your mind outside your body, of course, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can get you there. It's like your toorial field
Speaker 1: in a sense. Right, So it's a it's an organ
Speaker 1: that doesn't have physical presence your mind, but it goes
Speaker 1: beyond that. It goes well beyond that, and you need
Speaker 1: to have something meaning, something has to have wanted to
Speaker 1: be inhabiting you that was benevolent and good to steer
Speaker 1: you some particular direction and has stuck around with you
Speaker 1: and then by your side, and that allows further information
Speaker 1: to come in and it is going to be part
Speaker 1: of your filter to understand what is bad coming your way,
Speaker 1: because you can have overwhelming anxiety shot shot through you
Speaker 1: when you're doing drugs right or you're doing certain types
Speaker 1: of drugs, and you have to be able to maintain
Speaker 1: that self or that that connection with what's good to
Speaker 1: get you through that rocky road. But there's the other
Speaker 1: side of it that when you're getting an insight, it's
Speaker 1: because that connection you have to have. It's like here's
Speaker 1: the cord, here's the plug on the end of the cord,
Speaker 1: but the receptor has to be there in order for
Speaker 1: that to do anything. Otherwise you're just a stupid person
Speaker 1: not gaining anything from the experience. I do not mean
Speaker 1: that in a bad way, but there's certain people out
Speaker 1: there that it's like you can't bronze a turd, so
Speaker 1: you can you can't like, don't cast your pearls that
Speaker 1: swine type of idea. Right, it doesn't matter how many
Speaker 1: drugs they're gonna do, they're just gonna become junkies, have
Speaker 1: all their teeth fall out, and they're gonna die and
Speaker 1: they're not taking they're not taking mind expanding drugs or
Speaker 1: taking stimulants and downers and stuff like that and just
Speaker 1: ruining their bodies because their mind wasn't really all that
Speaker 1: together in the first place, or they had traumas and
Speaker 1: YadA YadA, God left town, God didn't stick around or whatever,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, or it was stomped out
Speaker 1: by that person's own actions, so they broke their own receptacle.
Speaker 1: So the information can be out there all the time.
Speaker 1: Sometimes there's different ways to allow it in or allow
Speaker 1: it yourself to understand it being all around you in
Speaker 1: the ether. And when you do these things, I think
Speaker 1: it also makes when you can identify the higher thoughts
Speaker 1: and you're starting to take it in. Whatever is generating
Speaker 1: it also seems to be aware that you are now
Speaker 1: something that it can communicate with. But that also means
Speaker 1: that there might be darker presences presence, A darker presence
Speaker 1: out there that also knows that there's an opening.
Speaker 6: Makes sense, double standard thing a deal we're When talking
Speaker 6: about drug use, they'll always say, well, there's no difference
Speaker 6: between what's.
Speaker 4: Going on in my head and what's going outside. We're
Speaker 4: all one. It's always you know.
Speaker 6: I think it was William James said, you know the
Speaker 6: great oceanic feeling, you know, but that's the that's always
Speaker 6: their big insight is, hey, man, what's going on in
Speaker 6: my head is different from what's going outside until the
Speaker 6: psychoonote encounters some sort of weird demon on d MT
Speaker 6: and then they backtrack and they're like, brother, that's just
Speaker 6: in my head, don't worry.
Speaker 1: Yeah no. See, so things like some d MT and
Speaker 1: uh Selvia divinorum have a close relationship. Salvia divinorum is short.
Speaker 1: But you're not in, You're not you're not here, You're
Speaker 1: somewhere else, and any if you are here, you're something else.
Speaker 1: Is there's there's there's a whole different like tearing of
Speaker 1: reality that's going on. Some people don't feel it at all,
Speaker 1: which makes me wonder if there's something that's disconnected inside them,
Speaker 1: like I have a cousin like that it never worked
Speaker 1: for him, Like, well, I don't know, is it because
Speaker 1: the past trauma, because I know he has one, a
Speaker 1: big one. It's just something leave him. Did he decided
Speaker 1: to let it go? I don't know. But for some people,
Speaker 1: I guess they just don't sense. But some people don't
Speaker 1: have inner dialogue either. Some people don't have a which
Speaker 1: I think is still again evidence. Well, it can be
Speaker 1: evidence of connection to source or the benible creator, but
Speaker 1: could also be depending on what nature you are and
Speaker 1: which allowed itself in through whatever gateway you could get
Speaker 1: in some other type of presence that's with you all
Speaker 1: the time, like a dark passenger, that you have an
Speaker 1: inner dialogue, and maybe there's a struggle like the two
Speaker 1: on the shoulder, But I think that most of that
Speaker 1: comes from exterior, the the temptation type of eye idea.
Speaker 1: If you already have the positive you know, connection to
Speaker 1: higher source or God or pnemic creator or sense of
Speaker 1: like that nos this thing where you know you don't
Speaker 1: nobody can tell you that there is no God because
Speaker 1: you know you know that you're in constant communication with
Speaker 1: it at all times, and when you're not talking to
Speaker 1: someone else, and you're thinking, you're thinking with it like
Speaker 1: it's with you, You're you're hanging out with it. Doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that you don't need guidance, doesn't It doesn't mean
Speaker 1: that you get all the answers. It just means that
Speaker 1: it's experiencing life with you, all right? Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: And sometimes there's higher insights, sometimes there's not. Sometimes just
Speaker 1: regular daily routine stuff. But well, I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Hiles probably don't have that sensation, but salvia
Speaker 1: and that stuff, that stuff is an interrupter. It interrupts
Speaker 1: a regularly scheduled broadcast to bring you some shit that
Speaker 1: doesn't make sense but kind of does. But it's just
Speaker 1: not from this world. It's not from anything that you
Speaker 1: can make sense of. Sometimes it's milder. I've seen shadowy
Speaker 1: figures that looked like Native Americans. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that would be just if they had dreadlocks or it's
Speaker 1: a shadow it was a dreadlocker, was a headdress, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but it was trying to it was basically
Speaker 1: through without words, you know, kind of insinuating that or whatever.
Speaker 1: I had the sensation. I started laughing and I said,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to do that. Because I lived on
Speaker 1: a second floor and it was telling me to go
Speaker 1: out the window. I started laughing at it. I had
Speaker 1: the upper hand still, something was protecting me, but the
Speaker 1: other thing wanted to try to coerce me. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: a I don't know. There's some people who actually do
Speaker 1: leap to their goddamn death when they're on certain things,
Speaker 1: and they do so willfully thinking that it's gonna be
Speaker 1: great when they get there. So yeah, yeah, be careful
Speaker 1: that salvia. That's a whole other animal.
Speaker 4: What's in my head you can't get in your head.
Speaker 4: So they go from it with all you have two
Speaker 4: different people meeting the same demons.
Speaker 1: Right right, right then you realize that, Yeah, but is
Speaker 1: that true or is that just perception? Because like it's okay,
Speaker 1: if you only ever think about Jesus when something divine happens,
Speaker 1: you're going to experience it the way you expect to.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be something foreign. You're not gonna if
Speaker 1: you if you brought if you're brought up with Jesus,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna meet Vishnu or Buddha or whatever. The fuck.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna be hanging out with ganesh because that's
Speaker 1: not your culture. It doesn't make sense to you. So
Speaker 1: whatever that feeling is, it's going to you be drawing
Speaker 1: from your memory bank because that's how you perceive things, right,
Speaker 1: You're it's always a measuring stick to something else. It's like,
Speaker 1: that's why in your formative years you have to have
Speaker 1: good influences and and what do you call it? References
Speaker 1: built established your base core of information can't be corrupted,
Speaker 1: and it can't be dramatic. It has to be solid
Speaker 1: in reality and preferably either of neutral or of good nature,
Speaker 1: because that's going to be your measuring stick throughout your
Speaker 1: life of how you gauge everything else based on those
Speaker 1: certain these parameters, based on whatever it is that you're
Speaker 1: looking at. So if you're thinking religiously, you're not gonna
Speaker 1: you're not going to experience something that's a foreign religion's thing, right,
Speaker 1: You're going to if you're if you have, if you
Speaker 1: have a divine experience, you're going to perceive it in
Speaker 1: your mind as being Jesus. And so that's what you're
Speaker 1: going to experience. If everybody that you hang out with
Speaker 1: are into black magic, dark magic stuff, and you're constantly
Speaker 1: conjuring shit, and then you take drugs because drugs are
Speaker 1: also part of these rituals. Why wouldn't you experience the
Speaker 1: same demon quote unquote because you've been in contact with
Speaker 1: it before, and also because you're your frame of reference
Speaker 1: is very similar and you're expecting to encounter it because
Speaker 1: you've already been told to. It's this that's a trick
Speaker 1: of psychology, right, If you're expecting something, you experience it.
Speaker 1: If I tell you something's too sweet and I hand
Speaker 1: you something and it might not be sweet at all,
Speaker 1: and it might even be better, you're like, yeah, you're right,
Speaker 1: that's a little sweet. Some people will do that. It's
Speaker 1: the power of suggestion and the expectation. The expectation will
Speaker 1: be there. It takes a while for your brain to
Speaker 1: catch up when it's not the thing that you expected.
Speaker 1: And this just because you're on drugs doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: changes anything. You're still going to have your expectations based
Speaker 1: on other stories. Like everybody sees the little green men
Speaker 1: or gray or the grays. Everybody sees the long, big
Speaker 1: eyeballs when they're talking about aliens when it could just
Speaker 1: be in dark entity. It's it's that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: You've already been You've already have been conditioned to expect
Speaker 1: something to present itself in a certain way. So that's
Speaker 1: how it will be presented when you have an experience
Speaker 1: that matches that type of layout.
Speaker 4: Logistically consisting.
Speaker 7: But I'm just saying again just to hammer the point
Speaker 7: again and again and again, because it can't be hammered
Speaker 7: hard enough that there is a realm that exists.
Speaker 1: I think I think someone said that the Tucker one
Speaker 1: night when he was going through his initiation, hammer and
Speaker 1: hammer and hammered all night long because I can't be hammered.
Speaker 7: In enough, or guy outside of us over which we
Speaker 7: are not. I believe, yes, and that it can. And
Speaker 7: you can bring stuff into you right that had his
Speaker 7: control over you, right right right totally.
Speaker 6: And you know, to bring this back into some historical
Speaker 6: precedents a good question that you know people have asked
Speaker 6: me or you know, what are the precedents for this,
Speaker 6: because this is really weird to think of people in tech, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, who are into strange AI stuff. You know,
Speaker 6: I thought everyone was pretty grounded, but you know, if
Speaker 6: you look at you know, you know you can live
Speaker 6: with the sort of Jack Parsons over it.
Speaker 4: You know, please tell the story if you don't want,
Speaker 4: I mean, I'll do.
Speaker 6: I think one Jack Parsons, you know, he grew up
Speaker 6: in Pasadena, you know he was he was brought on
Speaker 6: by I think it's Theodor von Carmen, uh this uh,
Speaker 6: this scientist over it.
Speaker 4: I think it's cal Tech, or eventually it was JPL.
Speaker 6: But but he was really really into the occult and
Speaker 6: some in the Devil a Legeddi when he was thirteen,
Speaker 6: really really into esoteric stuff, part of this greater la
Speaker 6: avant garde scene. And you know, he's I think the
Speaker 6: fourth most important.
Speaker 1: Once you've done something like that and you've gotten close
Speaker 1: or you've gotten something to uh interact with you, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be it. It wants to be able to manipulate
Speaker 1: things in this world. It will give insight. It will
Speaker 1: become the replacement for that thing that used to be
Speaker 1: your guiding light or your your your connection with the
Speaker 1: benevolent creator. It will step in front of that. It'll
Speaker 1: become that thing, and it'll push out the other thing
Speaker 1: and it will go away, especially if you're doing horrible
Speaker 1: things in order to have those interactions with it. If
Speaker 1: you're doing things a point and no return evil, wicked,
Speaker 1: horrific things to children or whatever else that's living, a
Speaker 1: living being, it's not gonna that benevolent creator dude's out
Speaker 1: and something else is going to be in and it's
Speaker 1: the thing will follow you, and it to be a
Speaker 1: lot easier for you to make contact with it each
Speaker 1: time because it's going to be it's going to be
Speaker 1: connected to you on a I don't want to say
Speaker 1: atomic because that's matter, but on an energetic level, it
Speaker 1: already it already knows your it's already found your station
Speaker 1: before it knows how to get back to it.
Speaker 6: Person in the in the history of of sen you
Speaker 6: know of jet rocketry and stuff like that, but he
Speaker 6: was really really into the idea of, you know, bringing
Speaker 6: in a manifesting a supernatural being.
Speaker 4: So he would go with l.
Speaker 6: Ron Hubbard, future founder of Scientology. And I know that
Speaker 6: Scientology say that they say.
Speaker 1: The Incidentally, Scientology and Mormonism are very very pro Zionist.
Speaker 1: What does Zionists mean, kids, It means what they believe
Speaker 1: in the Torah or the Tanakh and the Talmud, but
Speaker 1: more importantly, like even just the light version of the Torah.
Speaker 1: The accelerationists believe that they should be the ones pushing
Speaker 1: for the closing of this curtain, and that they will
Speaker 1: be rewarded for being good stage hands at the expense
Speaker 1: of the audience. Who will be the sacrifice all of
Speaker 1: the audience. So the chosen people are the stage hands
Speaker 1: for this big performance. That's why they want the media kids,
Speaker 1: because they're putting on the performance and they're getting us
Speaker 1: closer and faster to the thing that the other laid
Speaker 1: back people who want everybody to die to is say
Speaker 1: that God, in his time, when he's ready to, you know,
Speaker 1: give us another chance or whatever, it'll happen. And this
Speaker 1: this stuff that it's not that they don't believe that
Speaker 1: this should happen to the rest of the people, or
Speaker 1: that they're not idolaters or whatever the hell else. It's
Speaker 1: just that one is a hands on approach of accelerationism
Speaker 1: to get there, which as means it's not organic, it's
Speaker 1: not natural, it's it's it's pushed, its forced, it's pressed.
Speaker 1: These Mormons and scientologists are very pro accelerationist, accelerationism of
Speaker 1: eschatological beliefs, which means into the world, make it happen,
Speaker 1: couldn't happen faster, bringing the devil, bringing it all in,
Speaker 1: burn it all, let God sort it out type of deal.
Speaker 6: Was he was doing intelligence work. He wasn't really into
Speaker 6: this stuff, but he would. He would go with Aaron
Speaker 6: Hubbard into the Pasadena Roseeco and they do rituals there.
Speaker 1: He was doing intelligence work. He literally wasn't into this stuff.
Speaker 1: He was doing intelligence work because he was an occultist.
Speaker 1: Yet dumb shit, he was a naval intelligence that Aldron Hubbard.
Speaker 1: He was the biggest con artist on the planet. Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: I can't believe he just said that. Even Crawley couldn't
Speaker 1: stand the guy. Curley never met him, but from his
Speaker 1: interactions with you know, correspondence with Jack Parsons, whom he
Speaker 1: actually made the head of the OTO in cal And
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was Pasadena or somewhere nearby.
Speaker 1: At one point he told him to watch out for
Speaker 1: that guy. He's as a con artist and he's a
Speaker 1: he's a dangerous man, and that he was. He was
Speaker 1: disgusted with with Jack for letting him, letting l Ron
Speaker 1: get as close to what they were doing, what they
Speaker 1: were interested as he did. And he was also disappointed
Speaker 1: at him getting ripped off for twenty grand and a
Speaker 1: girl by el Ron Hubbard who's again Starlton and the douchebag, and.
Speaker 6: They try to manifest, you know, a kind of supernnatural figure.
Speaker 6: So that there's a classic example there, and science literacies if.
Speaker 1: They're talking about the the Scarlet Woman and the Moonchild,
Speaker 1: people who are brilliant scientists who are do as the Babylon,
Speaker 1: working for bringing about what they believe to be Lady Babylon,
Speaker 1: right the Scarlet Woman.
Speaker 4: Into incredibly strange stuff.
Speaker 7: And you know the guy I noticed that a lot
Speaker 7: of those scientists are working on technology that kills people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know. Oh and by the way, Lady Babylon
Speaker 1: is a reference back to il Ilu l Heidi from
Speaker 1: this serping cult. They probably don't even know that, but
Speaker 1: I but we do because of it being written on
Speaker 1: the goddamn walls for the last five thousand years and
Speaker 1: repurposed everywhere our people went to tell the story because
Speaker 1: it was so goddamn important. That is where you get
Speaker 1: that idea of Lady Babylon. It's from an actual living
Speaker 1: person who thor ended up having to kill and she
Speaker 1: was a child killer, vampiric blood drinker. Everything that Lilith
Speaker 1: ended up being, she was in real form.
Speaker 4: They also do that.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing that Ammin Hillman always you know,
Speaker 1: he even calls his channel Lady Babylon. He doesn't seem
Speaker 1: to understand. He says hell Satan and then he talks
Speaker 1: about the Christians and the Catholics and their God and
Speaker 1: how it's the wrong God. I'm like, yeah, but that, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: agreed that the thing in the Old Testament isn't isn't
Speaker 1: the real God. But then you say hell Satan, but
Speaker 1: you're then you're talking about the Old Testament God again,
Speaker 1: Seth Seth Saturn. So you're saying, to screw that cult, Hail,
Speaker 1: it's king what he doesn't make any sense and he's
Speaker 1: a philologist so he should know better.
Speaker 4: And the guy that brought him off Parsons was doing
Speaker 4: that well.
Speaker 7: I mean, ultimately the technology was used to kill.
Speaker 6: People, which one are your friends to Rocketry? Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: Rocketry wasn't. What's funny too, is he?
Speaker 3: He?
Speaker 4: Either he or von Carmon. They donated to my friend
Speaker 4: Rick Spence.
Speaker 6: He he's like the Doc Brown to my marnin Nick
Speaker 6: fly this he's just a story, and I brought on
Speaker 6: for my show trying to do it, and he's an
Speaker 6: expert on Parsons and this stuff, and he pointed out
Speaker 6: to me that Parsons in von Carmen that they were
Speaker 6: they were part of the Pasadena sell one twenty two
Speaker 6: of the Communist Party, which is he said, the exact
Speaker 6: same one that I figured if it was Robert or
Speaker 6: Frank Oppenheimer and passed Dena were also donating money too,
Speaker 6: So there's an incidental, funny historical Gee.
Speaker 1: Why is that? Because Jews and communism go together and
Speaker 1: we helped fund the vulture of revolution because they had
Speaker 1: already conquered us. Just more insight onto if you didn't
Speaker 1: believe it, do you believe it now? If they if
Speaker 1: these people were knowing Cardcare and Communists back when, I
Speaker 1: guess nobody was paying attention to that, and we're being
Speaker 1: funded hmm yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Connection there between Oppenheimer and Parsons and you know, the
Speaker 6: Communist Party.
Speaker 7: But as if we needed more evidence, the nuclear weapons
Speaker 7: are demonic. Well, I know there's upsets certain people on
Speaker 7: the so called right, but the prob.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, there you go. Well, I went
Speaker 1: for the sound man time flies. Yeah, I've never heard
Speaker 1: dump in the grass before. Uh, dragons are in a
Speaker 1: lot of cold. Oh and by the way, so just
Speaker 1: to clarify from yesterday. So the order or whatever they was,
Speaker 1: the Order of the Dragon is where you're what you're
Speaker 1: usually going to see it as. But see they won't
Speaker 1: even they won't even pull it up. Yeah. No, See
Speaker 1: it's always the Order of the Dragon, which is a
Speaker 1: deception and of itself. It's the Order of the Vanquished Dragon.
Speaker 1: These were the dragon slayers, that's who flaed represented. Let's
Speaker 1: see if the so it's own tails wrapped around its neck.
Speaker 1: You see the cross on its back. This was from
Speaker 1: fourteen thirty South Drevinty acquired with the collection of Joseph
Speaker 1: Maarin von Reeder Pamberg in eighteen sixty. In fourteen eight
Speaker 1: eight away, King Sigismund of Hungary later Emperor fully Roman Empire,
Speaker 1: founded the Mike Jericho croc Chivalric Order of the Dragon
Speaker 1: or was it the Order of the Vanquished Dragon as
Speaker 1: in piggybacking on the concept of Saint George or Miak
Speaker 1: and Michael, you know Michael miac of you know, slaying
Speaker 1: a Pollyon. But all of this having reference back to
Speaker 1: the Serpent cult, and that's what they really vanquished, was
Speaker 1: the cult that was the serpent cult of the dragon,
Speaker 1: serpent dragon, same thing, the dragon vanquished by Oh, so
Speaker 1: here it is, here, it is. It's actually saying it.
Speaker 1: This society served a dual purpose of defending the faith
Speaker 1: and forging political links between its princely members and their sovereign.
Speaker 1: The dragon vanquished by the cross, vanquished by the cross
Speaker 1: on his back, right, vankers by the cross symbolizes Christ's
Speaker 1: victory over sin and death. And I don't think that's
Speaker 1: parts true. I think it's deeper than that, deeper than
Speaker 1: potential mythology. But why don't we take the people that
Speaker 1: we know actually lived and existed and were able to
Speaker 1: buy their own hand write their own histories. So for
Speaker 1: some reason Christ didn't do that, and neither any of
Speaker 1: his followers. It took a was it seventy years before
Speaker 1: somebody even wrote about him. Kind of a weird thing
Speaker 1: for someone who's that important. Yeah, just wait, two fucking
Speaker 1: generations before three generations if it's we have more than
Speaker 1: like three and a half generations before we even say
Speaker 1: anything about the guy Brice victory over sin and death.
Speaker 1: Let's say it's more of the story of Archangel Michael,
Speaker 1: which is an older story. Saint Andrew, Saint George, let's
Speaker 1: go with that, Saint George of Cappadocia slaying the dragon.
Speaker 1: The remains unknown. It remains unknown where this large badge
Speaker 1: of elaborate gold and silk embroidery was was worn or displayed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it surely did not fail to have an impact. The
Speaker 1: dragon's body is plastically constructed and the eye, formed by
Speaker 1: a glass bead looks menacing. It is the only one
Speaker 1: of the once very many badges of the Order of
Speaker 1: the Dragon this will exists in the world today. It
Speaker 1: looks a little too new for me to think that
Speaker 1: that came from fourteen oh eight, but that I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: nice embroidery. This also looks like a leaf, and then
Speaker 1: it's across right, Maybe that's a rowan apple, uh tree leaf.
Speaker 1: That's pretty interesting though. Yeah, yeah, that same we got
Speaker 1: here the medieval shields of the Christ of Christendom either citism.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, that's yeah, that's Sigis Man Later, y'all saying
Speaker 1: the same story here, though the creator named it simply
Speaker 1: the a Society. His members were distinguished by a signum draconis,
Speaker 1: a symbol of the order that was easily recognizable at
Speaker 1: its conception. The Order of the Dragon was modeled after
Speaker 1: the Chivirik military orders that were prominent during the era
Speaker 1: of the Crusades. These orders were the fabled defenders of
Speaker 1: Christianity during the tumultuous fight for the reclamation of the
Speaker 1: Holy Land from Ottoman Turks from Muslims. Typically, by the
Speaker 1: time of Sigismund and of Luxembourg, however, the Crusades were
Speaker 1: a thing of the past, but the threat against Christianity
Speaker 1: was still at large that at the time. Sigismund was
Speaker 1: King of Hungary, reigning from thirteen eighty seven to fourteen
Speaker 1: thirty seven, but later in his life he became the
Speaker 1: Holy Roman Emperor as well fourteen thirty three to fourteen
Speaker 1: thirty seven, a fact that would contribute immensely to the
Speaker 1: power of his newly established order. Sigismund created his id
Speaker 1: with the aim of defending the Holy Cross i e. Christianity,
Speaker 1: the fighting and fighting its enemies, foremost being the Ottoman
Speaker 1: Turks who are sweeping into Europe at the time. So
Speaker 1: these were the and then and then and then along
Speaker 1: came Dracool the father, and then you know, taking the
Speaker 1: name from the order itself. They didn't have last names.
Speaker 1: They didn't have but they didn't have what they call
Speaker 1: it surnames, so none all of them had surnames. So
Speaker 1: he's something of the place of the thing. Are they
Speaker 1: gonna talk about them?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, Then I want to talk about him. There there
Speaker 1: he is highlight. What did I see, Saint George as
Speaker 1: this said Thorius martyr, Saint George are accustomed to bear
Speaker 1: the red cross on a white field. Boom, all right, good,
Speaker 1: So yeah, I would I would say it's exactly that
Speaker 1: the Order of the Dragon was based off the idea
Speaker 1: of and guess who he would be fighting to if
Speaker 1: he was Saint George of Capital, he would be fighting
Speaker 1: that same fucking cult. And that story comes from the
Speaker 1: idea the true story of thor Or ad thor or
Speaker 1: r Thor as an r for arian air h R
Speaker 1: two sometimes air Thor. So it goes right back to
Speaker 1: that same old serpent, that wicked woman and her cult
Speaker 1: and her husband and not really a husband because didn't
Speaker 1: marry uhr, her male thing Woden and her son balder Or.
Speaker 1: As we know of him as Loki. Loki balder was
Speaker 1: Loki also was able in the Bible. They turned him
Speaker 1: into Able and he was vanquished, he was dispatched. If
Speaker 1: you will, I'm glad you brought up a dragon that
Speaker 1: was a that was a good that's a good place
Speaker 1: for me to drift off and talk about a little bit.
Speaker 1: That's still pretty cool though, And yeah, I wanted to
Speaker 1: I wanted to see some of that show because I've
Speaker 1: I've seen there's there's a there's a mind unveiled that
Speaker 1: gets a lot of things wrong about their history. They
Speaker 1: get a lot of things wrong, a lot, and if
Speaker 1: you don't notice, if you don't know, but when you know,
Speaker 1: it's hard to listen the other people babbling about it,
Speaker 1: and then you realize, holy shit, these people really don't
Speaker 1: know anything, and they're just making shit up or they
Speaker 1: have impressions of what things are and it's all cursory, shallow,
Speaker 1: surface level deception that they believe to be true. And
Speaker 1: it's a complete farce of history. It's not historical, it's
Speaker 1: not real. It's very owave, it's very the deception of
Speaker 1: the deceiver, the of the But maybe I can just
Speaker 1: call it the evil rights. It's the demonic deception that
Speaker 1: they are espousing and then running on tangent with and
Speaker 1: then coming up with these conclusions and then they're they're giving,
Speaker 1: they're vilifying goodness and and basically not unaware of this,
Speaker 1: but it being an apologist apologist for the wicked. And
Speaker 1: there's so many instances of that. When I watched some
Speaker 1: of the some like a lot of people's shows, but
Speaker 1: you know, I've minding veiled it quite a few times,
Speaker 1: and I was like, well, I can't even watch this
Speaker 1: show anyway. You used to enjoy it. But when they
Speaker 1: hit topics that I've done my dives on or my
Speaker 1: my my extensive reading that I do on things when
Speaker 1: I'm interested in them, they don't. They don't have other
Speaker 1: facts straight, they don't have some of the key facts straight,
Speaker 1: and they get confused or deceived by some of the
Speaker 1: simplest things because people, for some reason, there's certain things
Speaker 1: that they expect, so when they see them, they they
Speaker 1: adopt them as their truth because they that's how they
Speaker 1: have and that's how they they're impression of the thing was,
Speaker 1: So if anything corroborates that impression, it's automatically accepted because
Speaker 1: they already have their Basically, they already they already want
Speaker 1: a specific outcome, and they already want their their hypothesis
Speaker 1: to become fact. So anything that it's like cherry picking
Speaker 1: the reality, right child, you picking the data. But when
Speaker 1: it's corrupt data, they'll still accept it as part of
Speaker 1: their their presentation or their their thesis. And it's it's uh,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's all wrong because once you start jumping
Speaker 1: down the wrong tangent, you're you're only going to screw
Speaker 1: up more stuff down the road. And they did that
Speaker 1: a lot with the Vlad thing. So anyhow, let's do
Speaker 1: that's real quick. I don't know why do do do?
Speaker 2: Do?
Speaker 1: Probably nobody we'll see negative. All right, there's no there's
Speaker 1: no talking talkers over here. It's too late to type. Well, kids,
Speaker 1: I think we've had enough. I hope you had a
Speaker 1: good Halloween, if you did anything for it. If you
Speaker 1: have kids, I hope you had fun with them and
Speaker 1: you had a good time and made some good memories
Speaker 1: and all that good stuff. All right, all right, good night,
Speaker 1: and Karen so Mahoma, thanks for showing up. Appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and check out the descriptions. So that'd be
Speaker 1: great