Speaker 1: Oh that's are.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: This is the Cult of Conspiracy and I am the
Speaker 3: Cajun Night and tonight is our Tuesday Night Cult member,
Speaker 3: Live night, ladies and gentlemen, and we want to thank
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Speaker 2: Us on this amazing Tuesday night. Things.
Speaker 3: Stuff, a lot of things and stuff going on right now.
Speaker 3: Trying I'm going to attempt to not make this conversation political,
Speaker 3: but bro, have y'all seen what's going on on the
Speaker 3: news right now? And I understand the news of the sieop,
Speaker 3: I completely am with that, but also this whole TikTok
Speaker 3: buyout situation and how that all ties in with what's
Speaker 3: going on in China and what's going on in Iran
Speaker 3: and what's going on some might say, in Israel?
Speaker 4: Did you take a look at uh.
Speaker 2: Say it again? I'm sorry, I remember y'all.
Speaker 3: If y'all are coming in, please mute thineselves, and as
Speaker 3: to the hand raise and unmuting and stuff, as the
Speaker 3: conversation allows.
Speaker 2: But what we're saying, did.
Speaker 4: You see the did you were you able to look
Speaker 4: at some of the stuff I sent you?
Speaker 2: When did you send them?
Speaker 4: Earlier? Tonight?
Speaker 5: I sent you all about the stock market and China
Speaker 5: and silver and like, okay, so fucking black Rock moving
Speaker 5: two trillion dollars out of America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I haven't a few days ago, I haven't
Speaker 3: seen the thing about the silver, although I just heard
Speaker 3: about it from Ryan macbeth talking about how there was
Speaker 3: Chinese not hackers, but let's just call them influencers quote unquote,
Speaker 3: that were hiking up the value of silver basically as
Speaker 3: a whole front.
Speaker 4: There's a whole bunch of stuff apparently happening.
Speaker 3: And then no, because our silver is up right now, dude,
Speaker 3: silver is over one hundred dollars an ounce. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: I'm just because of our subsidiary and our affiliates and stuff.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping that's a real authentic number because if I
Speaker 3: find out that China had something to do with that evaluation,
Speaker 3: I'll be pissed.
Speaker 5: No, so apparently there is the World Economic Form. Just
Speaker 5: kind of conversation. Yeah, the cunts just had a conversation
Speaker 5: recently and some guys that are like really popular, different people.
Speaker 4: There's like four different ones.
Speaker 5: I sent them to you, but one of them broke
Speaker 5: down the New World Order conversation because apparently they had
Speaker 5: like this whole talk and they were like, you know what,
Speaker 5: pretty much everything we've been doing doesn't work, so now
Speaker 5: it's time to really bring in the New World Order.
Speaker 5: And like said it seven different times, like in a row,
Speaker 5: back to back to back.
Speaker 4: So it looks like they.
Speaker 5: Are one hundred percent pushing forward with the New World
Speaker 5: Order scheme and uh, they're really going to try to
Speaker 5: get everybody on board with it.
Speaker 2: So so when we say new World Order, do you
Speaker 2: like those are their words that they're using.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said their words was New World Order.
Speaker 2: See, they usually try to be a little more they
Speaker 2: have with it.
Speaker 5: It haven't been though in the last few years they
Speaker 5: straight up globally, they've been saying it all over the place.
Speaker 4: But apparently he was talking about how.
Speaker 5: What it originally was verst what it has turned into,
Speaker 5: and it was it was an interesting with the.
Speaker 3: World economic form of the New World Order. You know
Speaker 3: a lot of people use these terms interchangeably, but the New.
Speaker 5: World Order what it like originated and so this guy
Speaker 5: that was breaking down what they were talking about and stuff.
Speaker 5: But I found it to be really interesting. I want
Speaker 5: to actually do an episode on that because apparently we've
Speaker 5: entered into the new era, and they are really going
Speaker 5: to be pushing forward with everything, and I guess by
Speaker 5: like twenty thirty, the goal is to have the smart cities,
Speaker 5: the fifteen minute cities, everybody transferred over to digital currency.
Speaker 5: They're talking about, you know, really trying to come together in.
Speaker 4: A peaceful manner. And I'm like, so you so you
Speaker 4: just want.
Speaker 5: One eagle eye situation, right, and then that just drop.
Speaker 5: I was looking more into Dell afterwards, so I was
Speaker 5: scamming out, scamming, I.
Speaker 4: Was skimming, scanning, slash whatever the fuck, you know. I
Speaker 4: was looking through the Dell situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a little bit of everything they are.
Speaker 5: They are in deep and I'm actually curious if I
Speaker 5: would be able to sign up for some of the
Speaker 5: things because apparently you can like get on board with it.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, education system.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's but they have like a whole thing
Speaker 5: that you can get on and you can like learn
Speaker 5: all about what they're doing and and you can, you know,
Speaker 5: start to promote it to other people. And I was like, wait,
Speaker 5: so they're gonna brainwash people that want to be brainwashed,
Speaker 5: so they could brainwash more people.
Speaker 3: But they're opening, they're letting people come to them at
Speaker 3: this point is of your own free will.
Speaker 2: Kind of thing.
Speaker 5: So I'm curious to see if I'm able to jump
Speaker 5: in on that and to find out, you know, what's
Speaker 5: really happening.
Speaker 3: Like I said, y'all, wild wild shit going on. On
Speaker 3: top of all that, I'm pretty sure we're about to
Speaker 3: invade Iran. I think so, or maybe not boots on
Speaker 3: the ground, but they're absolutely about to be a kinetic attack.
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, it is on our being ACU, is it.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty positive.
Speaker 2: Oh, you got your phone pull it's on the Instagram?
Speaker 2: Is it not? It's O it is it is.
Speaker 3: Let's check it out, because boy, oh boy, we're starting
Speaker 3: to knock these boxes out early, y'all. My god, it's
Speaker 3: only it's not even through into February yet.
Speaker 5: You know, I cannot believe that it's not been it's
Speaker 5: not February yet.
Speaker 2: No, it's it's still not good the end of the month.
Speaker 4: Come on, man, let's see. Oh yeah. Also, parts of
Speaker 4: Canada becoming a part of the US that's.
Speaker 3: Becoming push harder and harder. Nor Trucker, I know you
Speaker 3: could speak on this.
Speaker 5: Definitely sounds like it's becoming more of a real situation
Speaker 5: that might happen.
Speaker 4: Iran leaders got got.
Speaker 3: Iran leaders did just get got. Well, not really, he got,
Speaker 3: he got kicked out. He's hiding right now in Russia,
Speaker 3: so he's not got.
Speaker 4: So like, all right, so we got we don't have that.
Speaker 5: We have Venezuela civil war, we have Greenland acquired by
Speaker 5: the US. Maybe Kina invades Taiwan, maybe we have a Yeah,
Speaker 5: let's see strengthened ties with China.
Speaker 4: Canada strengthened ties with China.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's happening.
Speaker 5: And let's see Trump takes a lot of America another
Speaker 5: America leader.
Speaker 3: Possibly, so Colombia has been acting a little sideways lately,
Speaker 3: but I don't think they're gonna yoink him. He kind
Speaker 3: of backed down, but I don't know North Trucker speak
Speaker 3: on this brother. A couple of things on this one.
Speaker 3: More and more Canadian provinces are seeming like they are
Speaker 3: really wanting to be a part.
Speaker 2: Of the United States.
Speaker 3: And then, secondly, if I'm not mistaken, Canadian Prime Minister
Speaker 3: is climbing dupe into bed with G.
Speaker 2: Right now, what have you heard?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 7: G is actually a thing that's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: I'm kind of fucking worried about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you should be.
Speaker 7: We're not so.
Speaker 8: Much trying to go to the States. What we want
Speaker 8: to do is be independent from Canada. And basically what's
Speaker 8: going to end up happening is will be our own
Speaker 8: kind of state, province kind of thing, right, whatever you
Speaker 8: will want to call it afterwards, country, and then we
Speaker 8: can actually deal with Trump better. Because Daniel Smith right
Speaker 8: now was going down to the White House and talking
Speaker 8: with Trump and being like, hey, if this actually happens,
Speaker 8: we still want these deals to go through.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean y'all have all the resources.
Speaker 3: You're in Alberta, correct, Yes, So yeah, that's that's like
Speaker 3: Texas go ahead.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm actually on the southern part of Alberta. I'm
Speaker 8: one of the you know, seventy five percent of people
Speaker 8: living next to the border kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 3: But I mean that's that's like if the Texas was
Speaker 3: to secede from the United States, they're going to be
Speaker 3: making some deals with foreign nations because they have all
Speaker 3: the fucking resources.
Speaker 2: Alberta is the same way.
Speaker 3: So you're saying that y'are not trying to become a
Speaker 3: United state, y'all are saying that y'all want to start
Speaker 3: your own country and be seen and acknowledged as such pretty.
Speaker 8: Much, or as separate as kind of like West Virginia
Speaker 8: East Virginia kind of thing, or.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, those are separate states though,
Speaker 3: but I okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: More like Britain America vibe.
Speaker 2: Okay, So a sovereign.
Speaker 8: Nation, sovereign nation, sovereign province.
Speaker 2: Oh easy.
Speaker 3: Now there's gonna be people that are gonna say this
Speaker 3: is all a CIA op anytime there's a civil war,
Speaker 3: callly the CIA Mussada involved. I just I have a
Speaker 3: weird feeling that Alberta has nothing to do with that ship.
Speaker 2: But I feel like people are going to say.
Speaker 9: This, yeah, will right.
Speaker 8: But basically basically what we really want is kind of
Speaker 8: Saskatchewan to join in, right.
Speaker 10: It's kind of been in.
Speaker 8: The top Versaskatchwan. I don't really know. I'm just following Alberta.
Speaker 8: But what would be really good is if we could
Speaker 8: take all of Western through Canada and separate it from
Speaker 8: from Ottawa, right and just say, you know, leave it right,
Speaker 8: leave us alone kind of thing, and then we have
Speaker 8: all the resources like the North Northwest territories none of it.
Speaker 2: And the Yukon.
Speaker 8: The Yukon has plenty of gold. The northwest territories they
Speaker 8: actually have a diamond mind up there. None of it
Speaker 8: has a diamond mine. Saskatchewan they're all oil field right, so,
Speaker 8: and BC Northern BC is actually mostly uh oil fields too,
Speaker 8: but they got a lot of They actually got a lot.
Speaker 10: Of coal mines down to the south.
Speaker 2: Gotcha.
Speaker 3: So yeah, if you can get BC Saskatchewan. I've heard
Speaker 3: things about Manitoba. I don't know.
Speaker 11: That's the man.
Speaker 2: That's a Canadian thing, Okay, gotcha.
Speaker 3: So the western side of the country is wanting to
Speaker 3: seceed and become its own independent, sovereign nation.
Speaker 2: I gotta say I support this, I really do.
Speaker 10: But that that's what I would like to see.
Speaker 2: But we don't know.
Speaker 11: You never know what happens up here because it's anoop.
Speaker 4: It's so fucking cold.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no ship.
Speaker 5: My girl is like traveling to Toronto this weekend and
Speaker 5: she's like gonna go for four days and she's like it's.
Speaker 4: Not that cold.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, your fucking mind.
Speaker 4: I'm like, first off, your definition.
Speaker 8: Nope, No, Actually we've actually had a really really mild winter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she showed me, like the amount of snow is compared.
Speaker 5: Trust me, I've seen what it looks like during this
Speaker 5: time north. It's not that bad. It's only like this
Speaker 5: deep deep No, But you don't understand.
Speaker 4: You don't don't.
Speaker 5: Understand how cold and crazy it gets. Because like my
Speaker 5: girl and me have been friends for eight years and
Speaker 5: every year I've seen some years like this ship is
Speaker 5: up to their windows and she's like, we're gonna hope.
Speaker 4: To get out.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: She usould drive school bus when we first met.
Speaker 5: And so like her kids and all the kids, they
Speaker 5: have to have special boots so that way they don't
Speaker 5: their feet don't freeze and shit. And they got these
Speaker 5: special jack yeah, the winter boots. But they aren't just
Speaker 5: winter boots. Let me, I want to just say this.
Speaker 5: They are like winter boots.
Speaker 2: If your boots need batteries to keep you from getting frost, bike,
Speaker 2: perhaps we don't need to live. They're like these.
Speaker 5: Really thick ones they have like and stuff. But we
Speaker 5: were comparing boots and I was like, oh wow, I'm like, man,
Speaker 5: those are She's like, yeah, they're pretty expensive.
Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, I bet.
Speaker 10: Shit.
Speaker 3: Y'all are a different type of white people out that
Speaker 3: way brother, not respect but ain't from They got a lot.
Speaker 4: Of cool stuff though.
Speaker 5: When she tells me all the stuff that they have
Speaker 5: in Calgary and you know, stuff like that, and like
Speaker 5: she goes to these cool little shops, I'm jealous. I'm like,
Speaker 5: I want to go, not in the freezing cold, but
Speaker 5: like I still want to go. I'll go in like
Speaker 5: maybe June, maybe July.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe When I was actually in the oil patch, right,
Speaker 8: I'm just straight up truck and now that's all that
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 11: When I was in the.
Speaker 8: Oil patch, I had a pair of boots for going
Speaker 8: up north. They're actually set to a hundred minus hundred celsius.
Speaker 2: Fuck Celsius, yeah Celsius.
Speaker 4: No, I'm telling you.
Speaker 5: Their boots are like the fancy shit like Antarctica boots,
Speaker 5: Like they had crazy boots, bro.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and their kids have to have them because, like
Speaker 5: you know, they have to truck out in the snow
Speaker 5: and everything.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, I get it for working, right, for working, principal,
Speaker 3: if you're out there to earn that dollar bill, Look,
Speaker 3: I get it. I go to the harsh and harshest environments.
Speaker 3: That's where the money is. I feel that. But living
Speaker 3: there with the wife and the young'ins like, bro, what
Speaker 3: is this?
Speaker 2: This is crazy?
Speaker 4: I mean they're used to it though, Yeah, I believe it.
Speaker 4: They're totally used to it. Yeah, I know. It's not
Speaker 4: a big deal.
Speaker 2: Jesus. Well, much love to you, brother.
Speaker 8: Yeah, tonight it's minus seven and I'll be going on
Speaker 8: my hood Ea tonight minus seven.
Speaker 2: Yeh See. We are just different breeds of Caucasity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's all it is.
Speaker 3: You know, we're brothers and we're all family here regardless
Speaker 3: of skin color. I acknowledge that, but there are some
Speaker 3: very clear cut differences between y'all type of white folk
Speaker 3: and my type of white folk. That's just I'm just
Speaker 3: being over here, Lord of Mercy.
Speaker 2: Oh no, with the cold, I'm a bitch, Like I'm
Speaker 2: very honest.
Speaker 5: Why we're in sweatshirts in a heated fucking studio.
Speaker 4: I don't feel heated, okay, but I am in my burks.
Speaker 5: I will say that, even in the colds in the
Speaker 5: twenty I'm still in my burks.
Speaker 2: Mercy.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, Norse trucker. God is love, Hey and
Speaker 3: raised brother? What's going on?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 9: What I don't understand, and I'm sure one of you
Speaker 9: or north Trucker can explain to me is how this
Speaker 9: is gonna work and how Canada works, because it isn't.
Speaker 9: Canada is part of the British monarchy right ruled by
Speaker 9: King Charles, so.
Speaker 3: They're a part of the British Commonwealth, but it's more
Speaker 3: like a figurehead position. The King has no say so
Speaker 3: over there, even though his face is on their money.
Speaker 3: But they have their own right to government. Although y'all
Speaker 3: only got correct me for wrong norse struckger, y'all only
Speaker 3: got y'alls free and full on sovereignty in like eighty
Speaker 3: four or like ninety four, some shit like that, wasn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do believe.
Speaker 8: So I don't have anything that I can bring up
Speaker 8: forty guys or nothing like that, but I'm.
Speaker 11: Pretty sure it was in eighty four.
Speaker 8: It was like literally two years before I was born, right.
Speaker 3: Five years before credit scores became a thing. Canada became
Speaker 3: its actual own country. It's fucking wild.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well we actually became a country, and yeah, we
Speaker 8: actually became a country in eighteen sixty four, just before I.
Speaker 10: Think the Civil War.
Speaker 8: But yeah, we were still controlled by the monarchy everything
Speaker 8: like that right up until eighty four.
Speaker 3: It'd be very equivalent to if Australia decided to split
Speaker 3: off into two nations. The British Crown has no say
Speaker 3: so any even though they are technically falling within the
Speaker 3: British Commonwealth. So it's it's an air house thing as
Speaker 3: far as Canada is concerned.
Speaker 2: But I mean, personally and for my own selfish.
Speaker 3: Reasons, and I will acknowledge that I really wish that
Speaker 3: you all had just become part of the United States.
Speaker 3: I feel like we got enough room on our flag
Speaker 3: for some more stars. You know, Alberta would be a
Speaker 3: very welcome addition to the fifty. But I also can
Speaker 3: throw some mad respect on wanting to do your own
Speaker 3: thing and being your own sovereign nation. That also sounds
Speaker 3: pretty badass.
Speaker 7: Yeah do that?
Speaker 2: Do I know it?
Speaker 9: Y'all are free to just leave the monarchy and join.
Speaker 2: The United States.
Speaker 8: There is no monarchy. We have it on we have
Speaker 8: it on nerd laws that oh, this is the King's court,
Speaker 8: or before the queen actually died, it was the Queen's court.
Speaker 8: But besides that, no, we don't have anything. We're not
Speaker 8: really a part of the British monarchy.
Speaker 3: So I do see a potential civil war breaking out,
Speaker 3: and by that, I don't mean, you know, West versus East,
Speaker 3: although that might be how the lines are drawn. I
Speaker 3: could see Canadian troops mobilized to try to quell rebellions
Speaker 3: and shit like that. But at the same time, like,
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk shit on the Canadian military
Speaker 3: because I know I have a couple of homies that
Speaker 3: served in Canada and they were solid dudes and chicks
Speaker 3: and chicks, but uh, it's not Uh, I don't want
Speaker 3: to be mean, but I will say that I don't
Speaker 3: think they'll really have much of a fight against the
Speaker 3: farmhands of Alberta.
Speaker 8: I'm just throwing that out considering that well some of
Speaker 8: them got Yeah, we ended up having a voting accident
Speaker 8: right with some of our guns. So yeah, because Trudeau
Speaker 8: went and put in that law that said we weren't
Speaker 8: allowed to have ar platforms of guns.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, for those boating accidents. Dude, I suffered one
Speaker 3: of those a couple of years ago, my damn self.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thinking that you were gonna yeah, yeah, so pretty much,
Speaker 8: you know, we'll wait until that happens, and we'll see
Speaker 8: what happens.
Speaker 2: If it ends up.
Speaker 11: Being that we're going to have to raise up firms.
Speaker 2: Well, we know where it is, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know where mine are too. I just don't
Speaker 3: have the equipment to get them, you know. But they
Speaker 3: are at the bottom of Blind River if anybody is
Speaker 3: bold enough to go swimming with the gators.
Speaker 2: To go grab them. But it's whatever things happen anyway.
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Speaker 3: Moving on, Will the Gods says, hey, not staying tonight.
Speaker 3: I'm so sick, brother, I'm sorry to hear. This is
Speaker 3: as cold as what got you down or you caught
Speaker 3: something from just living the dream?
Speaker 4: She is she still here, Will of the Gods. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 4: she'd left. Yeah, and she doesn't feel good. She said
Speaker 4: she's gonna dip out. So I hope you feel better.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you stopping, and Will of the Gods love you
Speaker 3: to death. The Canadian Prime Minister said that Canada and
Speaker 3: Shine are fixing their partnership for the New World Order. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's realistically how it's going down. Though she has
Speaker 3: got his shit going on. There was a whole coup
Speaker 3: attempt in China and that's not doing good.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it's it's fine. Now you know.
Speaker 3: The general that tried to talk that shit just got
Speaker 3: got He's probably working in some hard labor camp for
Speaker 3: the rest of his life.
Speaker 5: And it's they probably just killed him. Honestly, Like, why
Speaker 5: would they even waste time.
Speaker 3: And make an example? Maybe I don't know, China's China
Speaker 3: be China ing, you know. And then Yo, have you
Speaker 3: looked any more into that demographic conversation about the children?
Speaker 2: The more I've.
Speaker 3: Looked into it, the more it seems way more plausible.
Speaker 3: China does not have a billion people, y'all. They might
Speaker 3: might have five hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like you five hundred thousand? You mean five hundred million?
Speaker 2: What did I say? Million million? Excuse me?
Speaker 5: I was like sorry, I was like that. I was like,
Speaker 5: that's like baton rougein.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I was like, what are
Speaker 2: you talking about? Five hundred million?
Speaker 3: So, yeah, they are still larger than America, but not
Speaker 3: in leaps and bounds. And I mean you could look
Speaker 3: at these census from the sixties and yeah, like, was
Speaker 3: it possible that these women were pumping out eight children
Speaker 3: a pop.
Speaker 2: To grow the population?
Speaker 4: Said six point seventy four.
Speaker 3: But the statistics are saying things, and then the people
Speaker 3: that were living in China in the fifties and sixties
Speaker 3: are like, no, dude.
Speaker 5: Like, well, I mean that's what they but it only
Speaker 5: was for twenty years and then it dropped off dramatically,
Speaker 5: and then it just picked up the last year and
Speaker 5: it's only up to one point seventy one so by
Speaker 5: their accounts, So we don't know what that actually means
Speaker 5: or not so.
Speaker 3: And then you also have to think those numbers from
Speaker 3: the fifties and sixties that were saying it was six
Speaker 3: point whatever that was during the Cold War, China was
Speaker 3: a communist country. It's the same as like trying to
Speaker 3: get accurate information from the Soviet Union at that time.
Speaker 3: They were conflating numbers all over the place and just
Speaker 3: to make themselves look like one thing or another. So
Speaker 3: it just yeah, China is definitely not the powerhouse that
Speaker 3: they have portrayed themselves.
Speaker 2: To be on so many fronts.
Speaker 3: But who knows, maybe they'll pull some some technology out
Speaker 3: of their ass and put them back on the world
Speaker 3: stages being like an actual key player. Again, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think it's very indicative of why they have been
Speaker 3: going after the rare earths.
Speaker 2: As heavily as they have for the last few years,
Speaker 2: which is what Greenland I think was actually all about.
Speaker 5: I think it was about a lot of different things.
Speaker 5: To be honest with you, I do think the rare earths.
Speaker 5: I think the military strategic point. Honestly, I'm like low
Speaker 5: key kind of thinking that maybe the alien vibe might
Speaker 5: be it might be the aliens, you know.
Speaker 3: But then no to the Bengo card, I don't think
Speaker 3: we're gonna get Greenland this year.
Speaker 2: I think we can.
Speaker 4: Really don't think so.
Speaker 5: I think we're gonna I think he's gonna let it
Speaker 5: lie for a little bit and then all at once
Speaker 5: push for Greenland.
Speaker 4: I think he's gonna go after it hard.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. I can't write anything off with old
Speaker 2: Donnie t.
Speaker 3: But with all the European countries agreeing to just kind
Speaker 3: of unilaterally put more troops there just for the fuck
Speaker 3: of it, I feel like that that window of our
Speaker 3: opportunity has slipped clothes.
Speaker 2: I could be so wrong, it could be wrong. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 5: It depends on what they have, or like what he wants,
Speaker 5: and it depends I feel like it really depends on
Speaker 5: the AI race.
Speaker 2: On whatever England depends on the AI race.
Speaker 5: So I think that because we're making the supercenters right now. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so we need a lot of different rare earth material and.
Speaker 2: We need a cold environment because then bitch just put
Speaker 2: off hoot.
Speaker 5: So we need a lot of different situation, Like, we
Speaker 5: need a lot of things to make this work. And
Speaker 5: so I think depending on how close we get with Genesis,
Speaker 5: I think will be if he's going to hit it
Speaker 5: hard and take it over.
Speaker 7: Mmm.
Speaker 5: So I think the AI race is going to be
Speaker 5: the big push for a lot of different things to happen.
Speaker 7: Damn.
Speaker 2: I mean, fuck, We'll see.
Speaker 5: There's a there's actually I'm gonna have to find the
Speaker 5: YouTube video. There's a YouTube video that just came out
Speaker 5: like twelve hours not even twelve hours ago, it was
Speaker 5: like eight hours ago that was talking about this big, big,
Speaker 5: big executive when on this dude's podcast it's like really
Speaker 5: popular or something, and he was talking about the three
Speaker 5: top things that people don't understand about AI and apparently
Speaker 5: he's actually one of the ones. I've worked with AI
Speaker 5: the longest. I need to watch the whole thing. But
Speaker 5: he's like, you don't understand. I read this little caption
Speaker 5: of it, and he's like, you don't understand what we've
Speaker 5: gotten ourselves into and where we are right now in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six. He's like, as they're pushing forward, it's
Speaker 5: only the first month, and wait till you can see
Speaker 5: what's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: And I get to watch the whole thing. So I'm
Speaker 4: curious to see.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna I'm gonna look more into it, because man,
Speaker 5: AI is popping everywhere right now with every country there,
Speaker 5: like it is a whole thing that's happening.
Speaker 3: Which is not good by the way. I know there's
Speaker 3: some people that are like, oh man, that's excellent. No, no, great,
Speaker 3: this is the opposite of a good thing. But yes,
Speaker 3: I understand that AI is cool to make fun music
Speaker 3: and fun videos and cool pictures. Like I'm not negating
Speaker 3: it as a tool. What the global elites are using
Speaker 3: AI for is not positive for any living human being.
Speaker 3: So yeah, this is it's very scary. But uh, let's
Speaker 3: see take these damn glasses off.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm like, I can't even see.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I tried wiping all the finger smudges off, but these
Speaker 3: pit vipers are so scraped up because I've been using
Speaker 3: them for years.
Speaker 2: It's horrible.
Speaker 3: Uh, Ashley says, I listened to the Deplorable Janet episode.
Speaker 3: Could you say what supplements y'all use for cortisol levels
Speaker 3: to drop?
Speaker 2: That was you and her.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you'll actually, yeah, we talked about it.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you feel comfortable explaining that because
Speaker 3: this is it.
Speaker 4: I can't remember what it was called.
Speaker 2: You got your phone?
Speaker 4: No, I wrote it down on a piece of paper.
Speaker 4: I'm like, uh so pretty much.
Speaker 5: I know, at least for a young living they have
Speaker 5: corda stop and it's like it's pretty.
Speaker 4: Much named that and it's one of those things.
Speaker 5: But the one that she was telling me about had
Speaker 5: ashwaganda in it, and it had.
Speaker 3: The Ashwa Ganda is like a miracle orb from what
Speaker 3: I can tell, it helps dude level of testosterone and
Speaker 3: it helps women's cortisol levels.
Speaker 2: That that shit, it's a miracle.
Speaker 4: There's all sorts of stuff with that.
Speaker 5: There's quite a few different so you can actually look
Speaker 5: it up, like if you want to on Amazon.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't. I don't know. I have a love.
Speaker 5: Hate when it comes to Amazon and supplements because they're
Speaker 5: supernot regulated. There's a lot of conversation which on it.
Speaker 5: It's a weird conspiracy. So I don't know if any
Speaker 5: interested in it, but there is a conspiracy that they
Speaker 5: put random supplements on Amazon and they label it as such,
Speaker 5: and they like cut products in things, not everything. There's
Speaker 5: there is some products that they can like I've bought
Speaker 5: some supplements off of there from certain groups that like
Speaker 5: back their shit one hundred percent. But there is a
Speaker 5: lot of conversation if you read into the comments and
Speaker 5: all this stuff, that people's products are not what they
Speaker 5: say they are, they have extra additives into them. No
Speaker 5: one's having quality control, which is already a thing anyways,
Speaker 5: in the vitamin mineral, the vitamin supplement industry, there's not
Speaker 5: a lot of regulations and stuff surrounding that. So but Amazon, apparently,
Speaker 5: because a lot of them are third party, they just
Speaker 5: put whatever the fuck.
Speaker 4: They want in them and then that's you know, that's
Speaker 4: what they do.
Speaker 5: So if I was to look into the quarters, the
Speaker 5: quarters all thing, I would definitely go to just like
Speaker 5: Dutch a go or Google and then look into seeing
Speaker 5: different products and start reading reviews.
Speaker 4: That's what I plan on doing.
Speaker 5: I was gonna look at damn let me think of
Speaker 5: the name of it, and I'm gonna also.
Speaker 3: Damn Janet DM Janet, and I'm sure she will reach
Speaker 3: out and give you whatever intel you want. She just
Speaker 3: doesn't want to blast it on the mic because yeah,
Speaker 3: she doesn't want to like get sued if somebody takes
Speaker 3: it and something goes south and it's like whoa yo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you definitely have to read when you are taking
Speaker 5: herbal supplements. I would strongly suggest reading everything that's in
Speaker 5: it and then looking up how they interact with any
Speaker 5: medication that you are taking, because there are supplements or
Speaker 5: herbs that interact really poorly with.
Speaker 4: Different types of medication. Also, heart love those.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so this is actually really good brand. It's heart
Speaker 5: and soil and it's all natural. Well it's not all natural,
Speaker 5: but it's from animal products and stead brain.
Speaker 3: This shit is fifty percent cow brain, I think. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so it's only four ingredients in this. I fucking love this.
Speaker 2: The bottle.
Speaker 3: When you open it up, someone's like jerky, it's amazing,
Speaker 3: but it's like little pill capsules. New Zealand grass fed brain,
Speaker 3: cow liver, cow and bone marrow all from cow.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. I love this shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good one, and I'm trying to think
Speaker 5: of I'll have to like put a couple of the
Speaker 5: places to go for feminine ones, because I have some
Speaker 5: places where you can go to buy like all natural
Speaker 5: organic stuff as well from people that I have actually
Speaker 5: taken and they were recommended to me by midwives and
Speaker 5: people I actually trust.
Speaker 3: So no doubt, no doubt, White boy Wizard, glad to
Speaker 3: see you with us.
Speaker 2: Brother.
Speaker 3: Even one of the even one of the little cities
Speaker 3: next to me, Rexburg, Idaho, is on their list of
Speaker 3: smart cities.
Speaker 2: Fucking game, bro.
Speaker 12: What Yeah, dude, it's a little mormontown b Yu, Idaho
Speaker 12: is there.
Speaker 7: They already have like two temples.
Speaker 12: Now they're building like a super temple for the Mormons,
Speaker 12: And uh yeah, I just found a fucking headline the
Speaker 12: other day that the Mormons were busted funding like one
Speaker 12: hundred million dollars to Hamas.
Speaker 7: Fucking dude, I.
Speaker 12: Don't know what the fucking Mormons are into right now,
Speaker 12: but shit, the motherfuckers are going crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Mountain Jews be fun in Hamas.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, like what the I didn't see.
Speaker 2: That Reverso coming on that one, But all right.
Speaker 7: That yeah, that's me either. They're just yeah Idaho.
Speaker 12: Like all of a sudden, I'm in Mexico right now
Speaker 12: doing ibel game and freaking toad medicine therapy, and I'm like.
Speaker 2: Yo, how is that going?
Speaker 7: I can stay here. I can't talk about it without crying.
Speaker 2: Dude. I feel you, I feel you.
Speaker 7: It's the most every fucking human deserves this. Experienced it. Yeah, man,
Speaker 7: I literally sat.
Speaker 12: I sat in the throne room of God like for hours,
Speaker 12: even though the toad medicine only takes like it's like
Speaker 12: fifteen minutes in this realm.
Speaker 7: Dueh, dude, dude.
Speaker 2: A lot of my buddies.
Speaker 7: Sucked into the center of creation is yeah, crazy.
Speaker 3: A lot of my buddies that suffered from PTSD and
Speaker 3: shit like that, they have sworn by these psychedelic retreats
Speaker 3: to have these ahuasca retreats or ib again and all
Speaker 3: this stuff. So many of them have claimed that they are.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's not an instantaneous healing type of situation, right,
Speaker 3: you're working through it.
Speaker 7: Nine was, but it mine was really Yeah.
Speaker 12: So like my first night here was the ib A
Speaker 12: gang and like so I was trying to get off
Speaker 12: of seven oh I don't know if you guys know
Speaker 12: what that is. It's like a more fucked up version
Speaker 12: of createle in it like destroyed my destroyed me and
Speaker 12: my life last year, dude, And like people coming off
Speaker 12: of that they come down here and they have to
Speaker 12: keep them for like twenty one days because it's more
Speaker 12: fucked up to the human body then fentanyl, bro like
Speaker 12: trying to come off of it and shit. So they
Speaker 12: I told them, I was like, I promise you I'll
Speaker 12: be clean, be clean when I get there, And like
Speaker 12: they were already planning on keeping me for two weeks,
Speaker 12: even though I told them, you know, it was only
Speaker 12: supposed to be a week and then I'd be clean.
Speaker 12: They're like, you're the only one in like a year
Speaker 12: that's actually been clean when you said you would. So
Speaker 12: they let me do abagat in the first night. And yeah, dude,
Speaker 12: like the visions and the memories and the fucking like
Speaker 12: just your eyes are closed the whole time, and like
Speaker 12: you can open them at anytime and the visions and
Speaker 12: everything go away.
Speaker 7: So like you you know who you are, you're not.
Speaker 12: It's not like fucking Ayahuascar, where you're just in a
Speaker 12: different dimension.
Speaker 7: The whole fucking time, right, So it's.
Speaker 12: Like four to seven hours of dancing visions and fucking
Speaker 12: remembering things and like, you know whatever, just crazy shit.
Speaker 12: And then after that is the integration phase.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 12: Like, I broke my shoulder in high school playing football,
Speaker 12: fucked up my back totally at five point fifty into
Speaker 12: a fucking tree in Washington's shitty back spot, shitty knee spot.
Speaker 12: And then obviously I've had like thirteen fucking gnarly concussions
Speaker 12: in my life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and so I could feel.
Speaker 12: The fucking medicine going from shitty spot to shitty spot
Speaker 12: and fucking like healing me on a cellular level. Dude,
Speaker 12: I'm like, you're tripping and you're fucked up. So I
Speaker 12: like I could feel it going and I just like
Speaker 12: couldn't do anything but laugh.
Speaker 7: I was just like what the fuck, Like how is
Speaker 7: this possible?
Speaker 12: And so I woke up the next morning and like everybody,
Speaker 12: I guess, for the most part, was like sick and
Speaker 12: nauseous and has insomnia for anywhere like up to like
Speaker 12: ten days afterwards, and I was like, I was fucking
Speaker 12: instantly healed, doc and I fucking went out.
Speaker 7: And everybody's like whoa, whoa, Like, are you sick? You
Speaker 7: can feel nauseous. I'm like no, I feel like a
Speaker 7: fucking million bucks. And they're all just like, what.
Speaker 2: The fuck did you have the shits?
Speaker 10: Though?
Speaker 7: No, really shits.
Speaker 12: I didn't purge, I didn't cukee, I didn't fucking anything,
Speaker 12: damn dude.
Speaker 7: And most people experience all that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and I was literally instantly healed, like I came out.
Speaker 12: They're all baffled. That night, they asked me to stay
Speaker 12: extra week for free. I was like, uh, fuck yeah,
Speaker 12: and no, in my second week, I don't even have
Speaker 12: to pay for it, seventy five hundred bucks a week.
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm not saying no to that. No shit,
Speaker 7: I'm playing tickets if I have to. I don't give
Speaker 7: a shit.
Speaker 12: And so then on the on the third night was
Speaker 12: Bufo or well the frogs like science name is boufo
Speaker 12: all various, So everybody here calls a bufo or toad medicine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's five d m T.
Speaker 12: And that ship, like the eyebigag gave me mental, physical,
Speaker 12: and emotional instant healing. And then the Buffo bro was like,
Speaker 12: it's the spiritual healing, It's the cherry on top.
Speaker 7: It's fucking crazy.
Speaker 12: Every human like if you if you struggle with any
Speaker 12: of that ship, dude, you have to fucking do this shit.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 3: Now, let me ask you, and do you believe hypothetically
Speaker 3: that you could have achieved this level? And I can't
Speaker 3: speak to the physical right, but as far as the
Speaker 3: mental and the spiritual healing, do you believe that you
Speaker 3: could have achieved this on your own through years of
Speaker 3: therapy and seeking out spiritual guidance from wiser people and
Speaker 3: all these things.
Speaker 2: And do you think you could have achieved this on
Speaker 2: your own?
Speaker 7: Not even a little dude.
Speaker 12: Wow, experience on the toad medicine is fucking you literally
Speaker 12: get sucked to the center of creation and spend time
Speaker 12: with God.
Speaker 7: You remember who you are, You remember whyer here, You
Speaker 7: remember what.
Speaker 12: You're supposed to do, you remember it's fucking it's fucking crazy, dude.
Speaker 3: Well, it seems like a beautiful experience. It seems like
Speaker 3: you're having some pretty profound revelations during this time.
Speaker 2: And I'm happy to hear this man.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, fucking guys, I.
Speaker 2: Love you brother.
Speaker 3: Now, as far as this whole oh oh uh oh
Speaker 3: oh no, oh no, holy shit, Mormon charity's funneled one
Speaker 3: hundred and forty million dollars to Hamas linked Islamic NGO's
Speaker 3: investigation reveals fucking Mountain Jews supporting Hamas.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: An explosive investigation by the mid by the Middle East
Speaker 3: Forum has uncovered that the Church of Jesus Christ of
Speaker 3: Latter day Saints and affiliated Mormon charities transferred at least
Speaker 3: one hundred and forty point six million dollars to Islamic
Speaker 3: organizations with extensively documented ties to Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood,
Speaker 3: and other designated terrorist groups, making them among the largest
Speaker 3: American benefactors of Islamic extremism.
Speaker 4: Yo, we need to do a whole episode.
Speaker 2: We're putting a big old pen in this one, oh man.
Speaker 3: The investigation shows that funding flowed through three primary channels,
Speaker 3: Globus Relief, a Mormon run charity that provided over one
Speaker 3: hundred and nineteen million, Lifting Hands International, which transferred nineteen
Speaker 3: point five million, and LDS Charities, the church's official humanitarian arm,
Speaker 3: which contributed at least two point one million in confirmed donations. However,
Speaker 3: because the LDS Charities operation operates under the church's tax
Speaker 3: exempt status without filing public tax returns. The actual total
Speaker 3: remains unknown and could be substantially higher.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, it is those rich motherfuckers.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 12: I'll be back and Seattle next week. I'll go and
Speaker 12: knock on some doors and ask.
Speaker 2: The were putting a big, big, big pin in that one.
Speaker 3: Good cult members be on the lookout for that episode
Speaker 3: that will be dropping soon. Oh my god, that's of course,
Speaker 3: of course. Uh, before we get back to the chat, Sam,
Speaker 3: what you got.
Speaker 2: Big dog?
Speaker 6: I was just gonna say, you play. You said the
Speaker 6: word explosive.
Speaker 13: Doesn't that kind of Uh doesn't that make sense that
Speaker 13: if since it's a moss and everything, that they would
Speaker 13: want that explosive donations from the Mountain juice? Which is funny, Well,
Speaker 13: they hate the Jew, so wouldn't they hate the mountain juice.
Speaker 6: So I'm trying to figure out this, Mike.
Speaker 2: But no, I actually believe it or not.
Speaker 3: The the Islam group doesn't really have much against the
Speaker 3: Mormons because the Mormons have a very gnostic look towards Jesus,
Speaker 3: and so do the Mormons, so it's not Uh, they
Speaker 3: don't really see them as like infidels. They see them
Speaker 3: as kind of weird, a weird offshoot. But yeah, they don't.
Speaker 3: They don't have hatred towards them. And for the record,
Speaker 3: the Mormons have never led a massive crusade and genocide
Speaker 3: against the Islamic world.
Speaker 2: It was against the natives.
Speaker 4: Hustles sounds like, uh, they totally slaughtered people.
Speaker 3: Right right, But as far as their warring nature goes, yeah,
Speaker 3: the Mormons have particularly been against women and the Natives
Speaker 3: and black people.
Speaker 2: They only start accepting black people in like what the seventies, I.
Speaker 5: Think it was like the eighties or nineties. It wasn't
Speaker 5: any time. It was pretty pretty short time ago.
Speaker 3: They pretty much thought everybody of color came directly from
Speaker 3: demonic lines and that was like taught in their liturgy
Speaker 3: for for decades.
Speaker 6: Yeah, wasn't that legendary?
Speaker 13: Like the bloodline of Haim and uh don't didn't know
Speaker 13: Brigham brother Young dude, h didn't he also marry a
Speaker 13: like he took one in.
Speaker 2: Uh Brigham Young's brother.
Speaker 13: There like like different wives.
Speaker 6: You know you eventually got hanged.
Speaker 2: Yeahh hanged by Lynch because he deserved it good.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he took in a slave girl
Speaker 3: as a wife. I know he had multiple wives. I
Speaker 3: don't know if he took one in that was a
Speaker 3: woman of color, that would go so directly against their
Speaker 3: own teachings, especially if the day in age Brigham was alive.
Speaker 2: So that's that's interesting.
Speaker 6: The reason why I say that is, uh, what was
Speaker 6: his name? He wrote a.
Speaker 13: Song called Brother Big Brother Young.
Speaker 14: It hits a a jolly old tune about racism and
Speaker 14: sexism and easy.
Speaker 3: That's one of their hymns they sing at the temple,
Speaker 3: the whole tabernacle choir and ship.
Speaker 13: It's by a cool Blood. He does also a lot
Speaker 13: of like Calvoy songs. I want to be in the
Speaker 13: Cavoy Glade artist. He even makes a song about it.
Speaker 2: Wait, what's the name cool Lund.
Speaker 6: It was a big musician in the early two thousands.
Speaker 6: He did like I want to be in the Calvary.
Speaker 2: I know I want to be in the Calvary, but
Speaker 2: I've heard Colin McGuinness sing it, but I haven't heard
Speaker 2: that guy do it. But that's interesting.
Speaker 13: Paul Blund has two covers of it, one where it
Speaker 13: sounds upbeat and happy, the other one where it sounds
Speaker 13: like he knows he's gonna die and everything and and
Speaker 13: it's a damn good song.
Speaker 6: I love it. But the Brigham Brother Brigham Brother Young
Speaker 6: is a wild fucking song.
Speaker 13: It's like I would not recommend playing it on the
Speaker 13: show because it's about the moments, but it's a really
Speaker 13: wild song.
Speaker 3: Oh, I got no intention of playing Mormon tunes on
Speaker 3: this show, but I will be checking it out.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he says in the song, it's like only you
Speaker 13: can save me, brother Brigham, Brother Young. I have aposthetized
Speaker 13: and blasphemmeaed I have told the temple secrets of brother Young.
Speaker 13: So it it's like, dudes, fucking wild. It's a good
Speaker 13: song though.
Speaker 4: It's a good song to look this up.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, but yeah, okay, Well stand by for the
Speaker 2: episode about the moment's funding Islamic terrorism. That's absolutely going
Speaker 2: to be dropping probably name we are.
Speaker 5: Playing a clip of South Park talking about them. We
Speaker 5: have to open it, I must.
Speaker 3: Anyway, all right back to it, So bomb bomb bomb,
Speaker 3: I ran, Yeah, we're definitely something's about to pop off
Speaker 3: of the rand. And you know how I know that? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I knew that. I got the beach Boy reference for sure.
Speaker 3: The reason why I know that is because the pizza chart. Okay,
Speaker 3: remember I was telling you all about this the website where
Speaker 3: they are tracking all the pizza joints in and around Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. And a night they have a ninety nine
Speaker 3: percent like actuality rate.
Speaker 5: I had to think about what you're talking about. I
Speaker 5: was like, mm hmm, yep, pizza. It's been a really
Speaker 5: long parenting day for me, so.
Speaker 2: I feel that.
Speaker 5: I feel that if I'm a little slow, it's I
Speaker 5: got a lot going on right.
Speaker 3: Now trying to find the damn website. I had it
Speaker 3: up and now I don't have it up because I'm
Speaker 3: very good at this. If anybody wants to look it up,
Speaker 3: go check out the Pizza Washington DC website and if
Speaker 3: you type that in, I'm sure you'll find it. With relatives,
Speaker 3: this group tracks all of the pizza joints around Washington, DC,
Speaker 3: whether it's Papa John's, Dominoes or one of the little
Speaker 3: mom and pop shops, and every time where there is
Speaker 3: a massive influx of pizza being ordered around eleven o'clock
Speaker 3: at night, from midnight to one am the next day,
Speaker 3: within forty eight hours of that, some wild ship pops
Speaker 3: off on a global stage. They're they're almost one hundred
Speaker 3: percent accurate, and like some pizza okay, but the only
Speaker 3: reason why the Pentagon would be ordering, yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars worth of pizza at one in the
Speaker 3: morning is if the boys are.
Speaker 2: Working late, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And so, yeah, I am of the belief that we
Speaker 3: are currently about to do something, and I ran I'm
Speaker 3: not saying what I'm not saying boots on the ground
Speaker 3: or an airstrike or a ciaop or what.
Speaker 2: I don't know, don't know.
Speaker 5: There's so much going on all over the place, so
Speaker 5: like it could be it could be a multitude of things.
Speaker 3: And they're like twenty three or twenty four genocides happening
Speaker 3: right now around the world.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's that many.
Speaker 5: But you know what I was gonna say, I have
Speaker 5: a handy Danny cell phone.
Speaker 2: Google me keeps up how many genocides are going on
Speaker 2: in the world. I promise you it's it is either
Speaker 2: thirty four or twenty three something like that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: so who knows, could be any one of a number
Speaker 2: of reasons.
Speaker 3: But let's see, Ashton says drugs are faking gay. I
Speaker 3: would respectfully disagree with you, Ashton, But all right, okay,
Speaker 3: I feel like a lot of things that people classify
Speaker 3: as drugs probably aren't, But then a lot of things
Speaker 3: that should be aren't also classified as drugs, So I
Speaker 3: think there's a little bit of wiggle room there. Tara
Speaker 3: zin Darski. Tara's in Darsky. I don't know if have
Speaker 3: we heard from Tara before?
Speaker 4: Yes, we have.
Speaker 5: Actually I've talked to her and she was here last
Speaker 5: time for her first live. This is her second n Yes, yes,
Speaker 5: and she because she wakes up super super early, so
Speaker 5: she's not able to stay really late, but she was
Speaker 5: able to pop in.
Speaker 4: Yes, we talked over correspondence on Patreon.
Speaker 3: Very nice. Hey y'all so happy I finally made my
Speaker 3: second live. That's Central time be killing me lol. I
Speaker 3: always think it's nine pm my time. Sucks to work
Speaker 3: for someone else and have to get up before askraka
Speaker 3: daunt you know I feel that so excited to hear
Speaker 3: the Maniac Boxes are getting closer to shipping love us
Speaker 3: and almost we're getting there.
Speaker 5: We have like three of the four components. It's very
Speaker 5: very frustrating right now with one component, so we are
Speaker 5: we have not forgotten. We are not like delaying as
Speaker 5: soon as they can get done. I will be making
Speaker 5: them and shipping them out, so you will see me
Speaker 5: on the Patreon with a video.
Speaker 4: I'll show you that I'm doing this.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I'm so excited to hear. Sorry.
Speaker 3: I love y'all, and thank you for enlightening me and
Speaker 3: entertaining me at work during the week. Third Eye all
Speaker 3: the way open night y'all. Love you, Tara, and thank
Speaker 3: you for joining us on this live event.
Speaker 4: I knew there was a genocide watch list.
Speaker 3: Yea, oh fuck you let's see here. So Red Snow
Speaker 3: nice say you gotta go to bed, guys, have a
Speaker 3: good night. Well, thank you for stopping in. Red Snapper,
Speaker 3: Thank you. Sam says, I'll fight a gator. That was
Speaker 3: really random, but yeah, good good things.
Speaker 4: See it.
Speaker 3: I hope that you do. But make sure that it
Speaker 3: is shorter than you. That's the baby.
Speaker 4: Can you do a baby gator?
Speaker 2: Four foot under?
Speaker 6: I have I have call baby gators.
Speaker 13: I can call one and but no, I don't remember
Speaker 13: what I said, but you said something about gators and
Speaker 13: I said, I'll just I'll fight a damn.
Speaker 2: I don't even remember what I had said, but it
Speaker 2: could be anything.
Speaker 3: But yeah, if you are gonna fuck with the gator,
Speaker 3: my advice would be make sure it's like four feet
Speaker 3: or smaller.
Speaker 2: That's that's just rule of thumb.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna wait till the eggs hatch and I'm gonna
Speaker 13: catch me an actual baby one and hand ways that bitch.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's gonna go the way you think
Speaker 2: it's gonna go. My boy, I'm just throwing it out.
Speaker 2: What's the face?
Speaker 5: Oh, I was just looking. I was trying to find
Speaker 5: information about genocides. It says there's at least twenty countries
Speaker 5: in danger excuse me, of obvious genocides, Palestine, Sudan, East,
Speaker 5: the Congo. Yeah, let's see it.
Speaker 2: Would you call what's happening in a Ran right now
Speaker 2: a genocide?
Speaker 4: Haiti Lebanon, Iraq?
Speaker 2: I think that would be almost classified as some sort
Speaker 2: of a genocide.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, I would, I would assume. So there's
Speaker 5: there's different things to classify, and there's ten stages now
Speaker 5: of what it classifies as a genocide. So classification, symbol symbolism, discrimination,
Speaker 5: the dehumanize people, organization, polarization, preparation, persecution, extermination, denial. Those
Speaker 5: are the ten stages of what a genocide actually looks like.
Speaker 5: And it's really interesting when they break it all down
Speaker 5: and how things so like the dividing, the classification, it's
Speaker 5: us us them kind of thing, depends on whatever it is.
Speaker 5: When they're talking about the symbols, they're talking about distinguishing
Speaker 5: that group.
Speaker 4: So I e.
Speaker 5: What I was saying about COVID and you know, people
Speaker 5: having the little COVID cards.
Speaker 4: So that was the next the next one.
Speaker 3: Still thirty thousand and two days. I know that's not
Speaker 3: technically US for them thing as far as the Iranians
Speaker 3: are concerned. But there is not many examples in even
Speaker 3: semi modern history of that much death over the course
Speaker 3: of two days, aside from like, okay, a massive battle somewhere. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you'll have some wild numbers get thrown up that The
Speaker 3: closest that I could think of would be the example
Speaker 3: of the Nazis going to Ukraine and slaughtering like thirty
Speaker 3: thousand Jews over.
Speaker 2: The course of the week.
Speaker 5: You know, I think it's a mass execution. It's technically
Speaker 5: not a genocide because like these these specific things have
Speaker 5: to be met to be classified as a genoside.
Speaker 2: Actually, so it's a teleicality.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So like discrimination, like having your rights taken away
Speaker 5: civil rights, voting rights, those kinds of things. When you deman,
Speaker 5: my god, yep, I can't talk tonight, sounds very iron
Speaker 5: Equating them to animals, parasites, diseases, enabling the oppressors to
Speaker 5: overcome moral stuff against murdering organizations where you plan it out.
Speaker 5: So like when we were talking about COVID, we were
Speaker 5: actually in the preparation, so we were in stage seven
Speaker 5: and eight pretty much damn. So we were in the
Speaker 5: victims are identified, death lists are drawn, so we're kind
Speaker 5: of in the preparation of we were getting to that
Speaker 5: point where we were already polarized, so we were at
Speaker 5: number six, we were shifting into number seven and number
Speaker 5: eight with persecution. So like when COVID was happening, I
Speaker 5: kept saying telling people like, look, we if you know
Speaker 5: anything about the stage as genocide, we are vastly approaching
Speaker 5: this because now we've got to the point where we're
Speaker 5: making it okay to take away other people's rights because
Speaker 5: they're not getting this fancy little card in this vaccine.
Speaker 5: And now we're mean the US for zim conversation. And
Speaker 5: you noticed on the news that was just continuously repeating it.
Speaker 4: Over and over and over again.
Speaker 5: Of you know, these people are bad, they're they're gonna
Speaker 5: kill us because they're not doing this blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: All they had to do was start to be like, Okay,
Speaker 5: so now we're gonna just like take away these rites
Speaker 5: and take away this, and we're gonna put them in
Speaker 5: these you know, facilities for our own good and for
Speaker 5: their own good.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So maybe the situation in Iran is a few points
Speaker 3: shy of being classified.
Speaker 7: As a genial. More.
Speaker 5: It's more a mass execution than anything else. If you're
Speaker 5: like looking at technicalities.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I guess it's still early, you know, I
Speaker 3: guess I guess we'll see.
Speaker 5: Well it's blanketed because they're not it's literally just killing
Speaker 5: people because they're standing up for what they believe. It's
Speaker 5: not singling out a specific group. No, they're killing They're
Speaker 5: killing men, women, children, and mostly people under the age
Speaker 5: of thirty, is what it said. So there's no like
Speaker 5: selecting all white women that are of this.
Speaker 4: Age or you know whatever.
Speaker 5: It it's all the people are getting murdered and they're
Speaker 5: just killing everybody.
Speaker 3: There was a mysterious explosion at one of Iran's top
Speaker 3: military installations and one of their big headquarters buildings. To
Speaker 3: all narratives that we can find, there was no signs
Speaker 3: of an airstrike, no signs of it being done from outside.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that maybe some covert secret agent shit
Speaker 3: didn't go in and set a bomb. I'm not saying
Speaker 3: that perhaps this was done in house as a way
Speaker 3: to instigate a false flag type situation.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But who's unmuted, got Sam.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the whole situation is as of
Speaker 3: this moment, but yeah, the random explosion in Iran. Couple
Speaker 3: that with what the pizza website said yesterday, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's very possible with the a war with Iran is
Speaker 3: on the menu. Could be, could be.
Speaker 4: I love Tony.
Speaker 5: I was waiting for Tony to raise his hand.
Speaker 3: Got chat Tony, long lived president. G Look, dude, he
Speaker 3: just had a whole I'm not even gonna say it
Speaker 3: was a coup attempt. He had a guy that was
Speaker 3: going against him, get a little mouthy, and he got
Speaker 3: got you. Also last week said long live the Eyatola.
Speaker 3: His punk ass is now Hiden in Moscow, so like
Speaker 3: now his son is in charge, and it's.
Speaker 5: Like, ooh, I do think Tony's right though, that by
Speaker 5: March we might be you know, Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Russia might be done.
Speaker 5: I fucking hope, I'm ready. I'm hoping that he's he
Speaker 5: gets to being a spot.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess we'll see.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 3: Lauren Gianott wrote a recent article that could be called
Speaker 3: How Mary Became a Goddess. Okay, we're talking about within
Speaker 3: the Catholic Church and things like that. That would also
Speaker 3: be a very interesting book. Well it's an article, but yeah,
Speaker 3: that would also be a pretty interesting read. And for
Speaker 3: the record, no hatred towards the Catholics. I also think
Speaker 3: the Protestants don't really give Mary her due as far
Speaker 3: as like being as critical as she was to you know,
Speaker 3: the whole story and shit.
Speaker 2: But uh, yeah, it sounds like an interesting read.
Speaker 4: She's a vessel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like the Ark of the Covenant. It's just
Speaker 2: a box, just a box.
Speaker 7: Due.
Speaker 2: Oh it was just Marry. She was just a womb,
Speaker 2: just a fucking wound.
Speaker 15: Dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Again, I feel like a lot of process don't give
Speaker 3: her the proper due anyway.
Speaker 2: Uh, what the fuck did I walk in on evening?
Speaker 3: Everybody what's up, Ally Cat, And it looks like she
Speaker 3: already dipped out, So I guess what we were talking
Speaker 3: about was not her cup of joe shout out at
Speaker 3: raw visions, dude to straight dope with a pencil.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree, Yeah, he gets at he does.
Speaker 2: A lot of cool shit he do.
Speaker 3: Ali Cat says, I thought we just got the mineral
Speaker 3: rights Trump wanted in Greenland.
Speaker 2: I don't know. If we got the rights that would
Speaker 2: be dope.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I've been Honestly, I've been fighting the TikTok for
Speaker 5: the last few days, and I haven't I been paying
Speaker 5: attention to what's gonna be going on fucking TikTok and
Speaker 5: all the bullshit. I don't even care though, Like I
Speaker 5: have to care, but I don't care. All in the
Speaker 5: same bubble of tiktoking, be tiktoking, and yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: Like, man, we finally started to get good at this,
Speaker 4: damn it.
Speaker 3: I will say, while we're on the TikTok subject, and
Speaker 3: if you're wondering what our thoughts are as far as
Speaker 3: the whole Oracle buy out, the situation goes that episode's
Speaker 3: going to be dropping on the main channel on Friday,
Speaker 3: everybody on the Patreon.
Speaker 2: I think y'all might have seen it today.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, well, there's more information to the just
Speaker 5: dropped today, right, I like, as we're after we had
Speaker 5: already shot, I saw.
Speaker 4: More shit on it, like more updated information.
Speaker 2: Were we on the money or where we off base's
Speaker 2: we had to drop something.
Speaker 3: But episodes are already scheduled to be released throughout the week,
Speaker 3: so that's going to drop on the main channel on Friday.
Speaker 3: So now I'm curious if we were we were off
Speaker 3: on our assessment. But what I will say is, regardless
Speaker 3: of your opinions on it, y'all go boost our algorithms
Speaker 3: on the TikTok.
Speaker 5: It's helping people going over right now, we've gotten out
Speaker 5: of jail.
Speaker 4: So we're out of the jail, which for no reason
Speaker 4: on my dad, it was it was kind of the catalyst, dude,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you. So he didn't say.
Speaker 2: Anything inherently anti Trump orianted. It wasn't it was government.
Speaker 4: It was Tucker Callerson and COVID.
Speaker 5: And then because I posted that we it apparently flagged us.
Speaker 5: And then I posted two other things after back to back,
Speaker 5: and I posted, like the picture of Trump potentially gonna
Speaker 5: be bombing Iran and it was an article. And then
Speaker 5: I posted something else that was Oh it was about
Speaker 5: the Pyramids and how old boys that said that there
Speaker 5: was more shit to the Pyramids that they were right,
Speaker 5: and it was like a little.
Speaker 4: You know, meme cut or whatever.
Speaker 5: I pissed the fucking algorithm off and so we got
Speaker 5: shadow band and blocked, and so I think we're finally
Speaker 5: out of jail.
Speaker 3: So yeah, if y'all could everybody listening to this, all
Speaker 3: of our Patreon members, we do appreciate everybody that went
Speaker 3: over and started liking and commenting on all of the things,
Speaker 3: like we need more of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I helped a lot.
Speaker 3: So the only way to get out of the jail
Speaker 3: apparently is to get more attraction, and it's very hard
Speaker 3: to get traction once you're in TikTok jail apparently. So
Speaker 3: like we weren't we weren't banned, we weren't cut. They
Speaker 3: just kicked us out of everybody's algorithms.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that we got in trouble.
Speaker 2: People had to go and like search us specifically by name.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it had to be cool to conspiracy all the
Speaker 5: way out written and that's the way some people were
Speaker 5: able to find us.
Speaker 4: Some people had to really dig for us to be
Speaker 4: able to find us.
Speaker 5: So if you could help us, that'd be great because
Speaker 5: it says and then we are actually like.
Speaker 4: A real real people, real humans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so so help us boost those algorithms. I always
Speaker 3: give the knife hands at the end of the episode.
Speaker 3: But everybody listening, yeah, hit us on our socials, the
Speaker 3: Instagrams and the tiktoks. Go in the comments, start talking
Speaker 3: shit for no reason. Send up just the emoji of
Speaker 3: the salute symbol or something. It don't matter, just do
Speaker 3: something it Steph, what you got girl?
Speaker 16: Hey, Happy Tuesday, y'all.
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 10: So I'm not on.
Speaker 16: TikTok and I've been off Instagram all year. I'm just
Speaker 16: trying to do with detox from the social media's.
Speaker 4: Hell, yeah, trust me, we want to to.
Speaker 16: I think you guys are kind of forced to be on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we are.
Speaker 5: We are both of us are neither one of us
Speaker 5: are social media people. And so it's like, all right,
Speaker 5: it's it is actually work, Like we carve out time
Speaker 5: out of the day for work, so when it comes
Speaker 5: to social media, because it's like it takes us so long,
Speaker 5: we're just like, okay, all right, we'll do this now.
Speaker 16: I wonder if you guys could do an experiment, because TikTok,
Speaker 16: I think is like there's a little bit more I
Speaker 16: think liberty with what you can say from what I
Speaker 16: have heard. Okay, But I wonder if you guys could
Speaker 16: take a topic and then do a left post, like
Speaker 16: a leftist.
Speaker 4: Perspective, and then post.
Speaker 16: A right perspective and see what the algorithm boosts, because
Speaker 16: it seems to be as long as you're going far
Speaker 16: left or far right, h it will boost the algorithm.
Speaker 16: I just would I think that'd be a fun experiment.
Speaker 16: But I had a comment about Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Oh, out of left field, but we're listening, let's go okay.
Speaker 16: So recently I've been doing a lot of research more
Speaker 16: about lay lines, portals, time travel, minerals and kind of these,
Speaker 16: and I sincerely don't know shit, but I have been
Speaker 16: considering what if that Antarctic treaty that was signed all
Speaker 16: those years ago is the SIOP And what if, like
Speaker 16: Greenland is an area where that's like connected to that area,
Speaker 16: So like what if? I guess my thought is like
Speaker 16: what if that's the SIOP? Because it's very evident to
Speaker 16: have all these countries sign this agreement that you know,
Speaker 16: public can't go here for whatever reason, only we.
Speaker 10: Can go here.
Speaker 16: And all of a sudden, there's all this this I
Speaker 16: on Greenland, which, by the way, there's a movie that
Speaker 16: came out called Greenland, which is really interesting.
Speaker 4: I think that first.
Speaker 5: Movie Butler, yes, yes, oh no, exactly what they're talking about.
Speaker 4: I've been obsessed with I've been obsessed with Greenland for
Speaker 4: way too long.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of this movie, but I love Drawer
Speaker 2: Butler as an actor.
Speaker 5: So like it's it's pretty much so the same thing
Speaker 5: that I've always said that like if if you play
Speaker 5: any games that are like into the World and you
Speaker 5: start in Greenland or you end in Greenland, you're gonna
Speaker 5: survive it. It's the same concept with the movie. Like
Speaker 5: they had to get to Greenland because that's where the
Speaker 5: underground bunkers were to be able to survive everything that
Speaker 5: was going on, and like he flies a plane over
Speaker 5: there and all this stuff, and uh yeah, it's like
Speaker 5: a whole it's a whole vibe. So I mean, I
Speaker 5: still believe that there's a lot of shit going on
Speaker 5: with Greenland that we just aren't aware of.
Speaker 16: So that's why I just would love to hear your
Speaker 16: conspiracy brains. What do you think is there? I never
Speaker 16: believed the story of like, oh there's minerals there. Oh,
Speaker 16: there's you know, fresh water there. Oh there's gold there,
Speaker 16: Like that's all full shit, there's gold of fresh water
Speaker 16: everywhere we go.
Speaker 5: Well, there's heated Actually think about the minerals.
Speaker 3: So I think that the whole Greenland situation at least
Speaker 3: and I can't speak to what the future will hold,
Speaker 3: but why Trump was pushing so hard for us needing Greenland,
Speaker 3: I think had multiple levels to it. On the top side,
Speaker 3: China has been responsible for eleven percent of Greenland's GDP,
Speaker 3: and that's not good right for anybody. Second, they do
Speaker 3: have gold and zinc and copper and titanium and diamonds
Speaker 3: and rare earts and uranium and copper.
Speaker 5: Or iron ore, zinc, gold, copper, it has all stuff actually.
Speaker 3: Which they do have, and because they have such a
Speaker 3: low population, they're not taking advantage of these. They don't
Speaker 3: have like operating minds that are really extracting this to
Speaker 3: make the country a richer nation by any means. This
Speaker 3: is a ice block that is three times the size
Speaker 3: of Texas that has a popular of fifty seven thousand people.
Speaker 2: So they don't have the manpower to.
Speaker 3: Really do what they could with these resources and make
Speaker 3: themselves like one of the richest nations on Earth.
Speaker 2: They just don't have it like they could. They just
Speaker 2: don't have the manpower for it.
Speaker 3: On top of that, for a defensive conversation, it's not
Speaker 3: I don't believe it's because of Russia, and I don't
Speaker 3: even think it's necessarily because of China. But I do
Speaker 3: think that China is trying to be the one stop
Speaker 3: shot for anything rare Earth's related. And if Greenland's got
Speaker 3: rare earths, China before twenty twenty was trying to make
Speaker 3: their presence known there for mining capabilities. COVID shut that
Speaker 3: shit down pretty hard, and now Trump is trying to
Speaker 3: stop China from getting even more rare earths that they
Speaker 3: will have complete total access to that nobody else will,
Speaker 3: So he's I think it was multiple levels as far
Speaker 3: as that's concerned. Now, as far as end of the
Speaker 3: world type things, underground bunker type things, possibly alien type things,
Speaker 3: I think all these are very much within the conversation.
Speaker 3: But that as far as you know. Me with my
Speaker 3: I'm not sure which one is the more analytic, the
Speaker 3: left or the right brain, I don't know, but me
Speaker 3: with being that more centric, that's where my brain goes.
Speaker 3: But I also think that being that large of a
Speaker 3: land mass, with that little level population and that much
Speaker 3: uninhabited space, there is probably all kinds of shit that's
Speaker 3: going on on that I was gonna say country or content,
Speaker 3: excuse me, there's probably all kinds of shit that's going
Speaker 3: on in that country that we are just not privy to. Well,
Speaker 3: the elites are, but the general population or not. That's
Speaker 3: where I'm at.
Speaker 5: So there's there's an article that was just produced by
Speaker 5: a job by the Science Alert group, and so it
Speaker 5: kind of breaks down why it's so critical, and it
Speaker 5: talks about having lithium rare earth elements, you know, essential
Speaker 5: for green technologies, which, if you look at Genesis, is
Speaker 5: being pushed technically as AI's green model of like trying
Speaker 5: to move us forward into more you know green, but
Speaker 5: also hail a lot of tech for you know, destroying
Speaker 5: the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but what's classified as green is also very very
Speaker 3: uh very skewed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so whose products and sustainability are highly sensitive plus
Speaker 5: other valuable minerals, metals, and huge volumes of hydrocarbons such
Speaker 5: as oil and gas. So it goes down like and
Speaker 5: it breaks down everything that they have there.
Speaker 4: Pretty much.
Speaker 5: This is like untapped. It's an untapped place that hasn't
Speaker 5: been you know, actually dug up and dredged and everything
Speaker 5: else that's been going on. So they're after a lot
Speaker 5: of what is there, because you have to understand with
Speaker 5: the race, and I know people don't believe that space
Speaker 5: is real, but if you want to look at it
Speaker 5: like that. If so you have China, Russia and US
Speaker 5: all right now trying to get to the moon and
Speaker 5: set at this lunar base and do all of this shit,
Speaker 5: They're gonna need an excessive amount of a lot of
Speaker 5: minerals and a lot of things to be able to
Speaker 5: make this.
Speaker 4: Happen happen, And so I think that they're after.
Speaker 5: One part I think is there after the minerals that
Speaker 5: are there and all the stuff that's there. Another part
Speaker 5: I think is whoever owns Greenland. I just have a
Speaker 5: strange feeling is going to set up a really intense
Speaker 5: underground bunker if it's not already there to survive into
Speaker 5: the world apocalypse things. Trump's been about Greenland though since
Speaker 5: his first term. Yeah, I don't know if anyone remember,
Speaker 5: but like you know, he was buying up the airspace,
Speaker 5: he was doing all sorts of shit with Greenland in
Speaker 5: the first time it was president.
Speaker 3: So and that was continued by Biden in very slow
Speaker 3: subtle ways.
Speaker 5: Yeah, very quietly. It was continued, and then Trump's like
Speaker 5: war tack in this bitch. But I think that the
Speaker 5: conversation about the aliens being the alien tech being under
Speaker 5: the ice is a really interesting one. There was a
Speaker 5: couple of articles put out, you know, speculating that that
Speaker 5: could be the reason. I think that it maybe if
Speaker 5: you're looking at really from a conspiratorial lens, it could.
Speaker 4: Be that there is you know, a portal there.
Speaker 5: It could be that there is some kind of gateway
Speaker 5: that leads into something. It could be the extension to
Speaker 5: you know, hollow Earth. I mean, it could be all
Speaker 5: sorts of things.
Speaker 2: Really, it could be a teleportation situation to Antarctica, to
Speaker 2: your point. Stuff, It's very possible.
Speaker 4: That's a whole lot of between the two.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, legitimately fifty seven thousand people live on
Speaker 3: this one spot.
Speaker 4: That's less than our parish.
Speaker 2: Right, and that's three times bigger than Texas.
Speaker 16: I'd like me to chunk of Greenland right now, I'll
Speaker 16: tell you that much. Any thoughts about potentially, say we
Speaker 16: buy Greenland and we start a relocation program saying, hey,
Speaker 16: refugees in such and such countries, come here, we'll give
Speaker 16: you a safe place, we'll give you a house, and
Speaker 16: then eventually, like people are forced and if we ever.
Speaker 16: I don't like manifesting the stuff. I don't like staying
Speaker 16: it in the universe.
Speaker 10: But this idea of World War three.
Speaker 16: Has been pushed over and over again. And what do
Speaker 16: you guys think that, like potentially, because yes, it's full
Speaker 16: of resources and minerals, and I always think that it's
Speaker 16: a yes, and like so, yes it could be used
Speaker 16: for this, and yes, it also could be used to
Speaker 16: relocate a bunch of war What is it?
Speaker 4: It's not wartime? Oh yeah, yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't think they would take the refugees there. Honestly,
Speaker 5: I think if they would do if they would do anything,
Speaker 5: and they would spend money on this location, and they
Speaker 5: would do all of this. They're going to take the elite,
Speaker 5: They're going to take breeding stock, they're going to take
Speaker 5: the ones that they want to if the world ended,
Speaker 5: They're going to use them for whatever purpose, breeding, for
Speaker 5: their for their brains, whatever it is.
Speaker 4: They're going to take them.
Speaker 5: And the elites there I don't feel like they I
Speaker 5: don't think they're going to waste resources and a bunch
Speaker 5: of refugees unless they took them for slave population to
Speaker 5: do the dirty work.
Speaker 2: Kind of a thing could be.
Speaker 3: I see it as all right, I'm gonna my With
Speaker 3: my industrial background, I can only speak to this in
Speaker 3: so many ways, the population of you know, there's an
Speaker 3: example of this, actually, not just in my background here.
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania is littered with ghost towns that used to be
Speaker 3: oil drilling towns, and when the wells dried up, they
Speaker 3: rolled out, but you had families that set up shop
Speaker 3: there for generations. These towns that popped up out of
Speaker 3: fucking nowhere with people that move from wherever.
Speaker 2: And if you, as an adult who has kids, knows
Speaker 2: that you'll be able to get a solid thirty five
Speaker 2: to forty years worth of work out of this company,
Speaker 2: you'll relocate. That's absolutely a thing.
Speaker 3: Now cut to if hypothetically, of course, America was to
Speaker 3: purchase Greenland or something like that. Every one of these
Speaker 3: mines would require thousands of people to move to Greenland
Speaker 3: to work the mines and extract it. Now, I don't
Speaker 3: mean just managerial levels, I mean worker levels, because again
Speaker 3: and fifty seven thousand people who already have jobs is
Speaker 3: not enough people to man the.
Speaker 2: Posts, so to speak.
Speaker 3: Of these these refineries, these smelting facilities, the all of this,
Speaker 3: all this would require thousands and thousands and thousands and
Speaker 3: thousands of people. I could see a world where easily,
Speaker 3: hands down, one hundred thousand American citizens would jump at
Speaker 3: the opportunity to move to Greenland for triple what their
Speaker 3: salary is here to know that they will be going
Speaker 3: to be financially secure until they retire.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think they're gonna have to entice people or
Speaker 3: force people. I think if the money's right, people will
Speaker 3: move any fucking war. I mean that's and we're talking
Speaker 3: about uranium, gold, oil, lithium, rare earths, the things that
Speaker 3: make economies move and shake in our day and age today.
Speaker 3: I don't think it would take much much coercion. To
Speaker 3: be completely honest with you, I could be wrong, and
Speaker 3: with that would also come building contractors to build cities
Speaker 3: and infrastructure, neighborhoods for these people to live in, and
Speaker 3: schools and hospitals and all these things, because they would
Speaker 3: have to give Greenland a basically a facelift just to
Speaker 3: support a one hundred or two hundred percent increase in
Speaker 3: their population, and that would all be done with the
Speaker 3: US tax dollars.
Speaker 2: But they would they.
Speaker 3: Would schmooze it over to the American people to say that, yes,
Speaker 3: we're spending all of your tax dollars on Greenland, but
Speaker 3: we're going to make that money back with all the
Speaker 3: minerals and resources that we're extracting, and it's going to
Speaker 3: make money for us in the long run. So your
Speaker 3: taxes might go up two percent, but look at what
Speaker 3: America's future will look like.
Speaker 2: And you know, I mean, then they'll make it a
Speaker 2: patriotic thing.
Speaker 5: You know what it could be. Did they make a
Speaker 5: massive smart city? Did they make the first smart country?
Speaker 5: Smart country happen? Yeah, where the AI where they have
Speaker 5: the robots integrated, because who.
Speaker 2: Better play canvas?
Speaker 5: Who better to do the workforce than the robots? And
Speaker 5: then have it to where like, well, look you guys.
Speaker 4: Are doing this, I could interesting.
Speaker 5: I could see it becoming my god, yeah, I could
Speaker 5: see it becoming a trial one from Mars. And then
Speaker 5: there's a there's this movie that they pretty much put
Speaker 5: them on this, so they put clouds all around this place,
Speaker 5: and inside of it there was one the keeper of secrets,
Speaker 5: and one person knew what actually happened, and like everything
Speaker 5: else outside of it, nobody knew. And they like lived
Speaker 5: in this like you know, peaceful dystopian situation that's happening.
Speaker 4: I could see it being to where you.
Speaker 5: Know, they decide to create They they use this as
Speaker 5: a grounds of like how do they control the narratives?
Speaker 4: How do they you know?
Speaker 5: Because the parents will remember what happens, but they're gonna
Speaker 5: get old and die. So then like when they start
Speaker 5: shifting the narrative and doing all this stuff, Yep, that's
Speaker 5: an interesting I don't know, it's an interesting thought because
Speaker 5: it's so far away from everything.
Speaker 4: They cut them off easy. Oh yeah, easily. Hm.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, does that what you think? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I say your question, do we just kind of throw
Speaker 2: you way off? Course?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 16: I love the answer. Say, this is why I love
Speaker 16: the lives because you never know where they're going to
Speaker 16: go and there's some things I didn't think about. But
Speaker 16: I'm just kind of curious because there's this idea that
Speaker 16: like Trump is a time traveler, and for some reason,
Speaker 16: I kind of think that there's some sort of dimensional
Speaker 16: tool there that we don't understand, and it could be
Speaker 16: from the minerals.
Speaker 10: In the soil, could be.
Speaker 16: But if he was talking about it back in two sixteen,
Speaker 16: it's been on his radar, or twenty sixteen, it's been
Speaker 16: on us radar for a long time. But it's yeah,
Speaker 16: it'll kind of be interesting to see how it all
Speaker 16: shakes out. If I were in Greenland, I'd be just
Speaker 16: pissed that.
Speaker 10: Anyone was talking about it.
Speaker 11: It's like, no, leave us alone.
Speaker 16: We're chilling and we don't need any of this American mess.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 3: Kind of has mixed reviews from the local population. I've
Speaker 3: seen so many interviews with like the random people on
Speaker 3: the street in green Greenlandish, Greenlandian, whatever, the people of Greenland.
Speaker 2: Uh, there seems to be mixed reviews. Some people, some don't.
Speaker 3: Some people really do not fuck with the idea of
Speaker 3: America moving into Greenland. Other people are like, I mean, sure,
Speaker 3: it's whatever, Like it's very clear to tell the people
Speaker 3: that could stand a benefit from new industries popping up.
Speaker 3: And there's people that you know, they're sixth generational, seventh generational,
Speaker 3: living there for forever, and they have a certain way
Speaker 3: of life and they don't want that fucked with. It's
Speaker 3: very mixed reviews. But again I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: absolutely gonna happen or not. Now that European countries the
Speaker 3: basically the EU has sent multiple or at least promised
Speaker 3: to send multiple groups of military members and troops to Greenland,
Speaker 3: I don't know, and Trump very well, mates just say
Speaker 3: fuck it, and he don't care.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. I just I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's very early. It's still again, we are only in
Speaker 3: the month of January. There's been this much shit go
Speaker 3: down in twenty twenty six and we're not even through
Speaker 3: the first month yet.
Speaker 2: So I mean, it's anybody's gamble.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a wild ride this year. Yeah, there's
Speaker 5: a lot that's supposed to be happening. So we will,
Speaker 5: we will see that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna keep you all posted, you know how we do.
Speaker 4: Getting back to the chat, we are fifty one deep, so.
Speaker 2: We're gonna chup.
Speaker 3: So God is Love says, I use herb form herbal
Speaker 3: tinctures about seventeen of them.
Speaker 2: Wow, they weren't great herb form herbal tinctures.
Speaker 4: I love tinctures I have.
Speaker 5: We have actually created a good amount of them, and
Speaker 5: I also have quite a few of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God is Love also said, so Hamas is fully
Speaker 3: funded by Israel and the Mormons. I would say, also
Speaker 3: Iron Broh buy us tax dollars.
Speaker 5: I cannot believe the Mormons. I can't wait to dig
Speaker 5: into this because, ah, the good old Mormons.
Speaker 4: That's doing some crazy shit.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be a fun one. We got reached out.
Speaker 3: Somebody asked us have we done an episode on scientology
Speaker 3: because they're a group that if somebody starts talking too
Speaker 3: much shit about them, they like come and fuck with
Speaker 3: them and ruin their lives and ship.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, we're good, Like we can I can
Speaker 2: handle that. It's fine.
Speaker 3: But uh yeah, apparently the Mormon Church also has a
Speaker 3: certain how can I put this undercover wing if you will,
Speaker 3: that will send certain human beings to you to have
Speaker 3: a little talk if you get too mouthy about them.
Speaker 2: But it's like, I feel like in.
Speaker 4: The entire world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the entire world.
Speaker 5: Now, yeah, everybody shits on both of them, so like
Speaker 5: what do you what are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: Shut down the whole world? Like, yeah, go cry go cry.
Speaker 2: Wizard. I'm gonna need to try some of that open
Speaker 2: time vibes.
Speaker 11: Yo.
Speaker 3: I've heard so many great things about those retreats. Honestly,
Speaker 3: a lot of buddies of mine that we're suffering from
Speaker 3: mental anguish PTSD to different levels, you know, and everybody
Speaker 3: deals with it in different ways. Everybody's got their own
Speaker 3: way of working through stuff. But the ones that have
Speaker 3: felt that I be gain was a better option. I've
Speaker 3: heard nothing but profound experiences. But there's also a lot
Speaker 3: of cases of people getting taken advantage of on those retreats.
Speaker 3: So if you're gonna go to one, I would recommend
Speaker 3: doing like like our boy Tristan didn't find one that's reputable,
Speaker 3: you know. So anyway, Mina Jay, I have heard that
Speaker 3: a lot of popular supplements and beauty products sold on
Speaker 3: Amazon are easily faked because anyone can be a seller.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, confirmed, Yeah, that's really a thing.
Speaker 2: Let's see.
Speaker 3: She also said a lot of it sits in warehouses
Speaker 3: with not much, if any climate control, so they spoil.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. Neither one of those things sounds very good. Though.
Speaker 3: I do buy a few supplements by but they're powder. Yeah,
Speaker 3: powder kind of keeps better. So I feel that Tristan,
Speaker 3: I'm proud of you, Bubba, and you look a lot happier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, facts, Tristan does look like he's doing better here.
Speaker 3: Tony says Mormons have been pretty pro Israel. More money
Speaker 3: that made it from them to Hamas is probably very indirect,
Speaker 3: not according to these recent recent findings. Tony, Yeah, we're
Speaker 3: gonna be doing an episode on this one. That's excellent.
Speaker 4: Damn it.
Speaker 5: There goes my milk one, Your milk one, My milk,
Speaker 5: My milk episode.
Speaker 4: We could do an episode one.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: That's one of those episodes that it's gonna be good
Speaker 3: in six months.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be good tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Actually, one of our Maniac members, Wesley, he sent me
Speaker 5: that and was like, hey, you should do an episode.
Speaker 5: I have an idea, even though I already knew about it,
Speaker 5: I just didn't even think about it. We have a
Speaker 5: massive list going right now that of episode ideas, so
Speaker 5: we're just gonna keep adding to them. So everybody that
Speaker 5: keeps sending this ideas and stuff like, we have quite
Speaker 5: a few to get through.
Speaker 2: We are never going to run out of things to talk.
Speaker 3: There's security so many and like the perfect example, we
Speaker 3: could right now be talking about milk and the milk industry.
Speaker 2: And all these things.
Speaker 3: We're too busy talking about the Mormons funding Islamic terrorism
Speaker 3: and Greenland and share. They keep making things for us
Speaker 3: to talk about. I love this job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's so much. There's so many things that are
Speaker 4: happening though, on every front.
Speaker 3: So every day, every day, Yep, spirit animal says, colder
Speaker 3: than Wich's titty and a brass broall doing push ups
Speaker 3: in the fucking snow. Yeah, agreed, it's too goddamn cold
Speaker 3: over it.
Speaker 5: Well, I want to talk about the whole, you know,
Speaker 5: man made situation. So I really do want to talk
Speaker 5: about the weather situation. Hopefully we can soon because there's
Speaker 5: a whole bunch of patents I found that were all
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, the crazy snow that I am seeing. And
Speaker 3: to be honestly, the first time I saw TikTok about
Speaker 3: the snow, I thought it was insulation. I thought somebody
Speaker 3: put styrofoam on the ground and was doing it just
Speaker 3: for the TikTok, right, but these are very very similar looking,
Speaker 3: so look like and dots, and somehow they don't melt.
Speaker 3: They stick together, very weird. And then I saw a
Speaker 3: dude take a blowtorch to it and it's not burning
Speaker 3: and nothing, and thought maybe that was insulation. It will
Speaker 3: at least get black or charred. No, And it's like,
Speaker 3: all right, this is happening with.
Speaker 4: This fucking glitter. I mean very well might be glitter.
Speaker 4: God damn it. Glitter is everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Also, I would love to get y'all's opinion on.
Speaker 5: The I want to hear what everybody thought about the
Speaker 5: glitter because I know a lot of you have commented
Speaker 5: on the glitter one.
Speaker 3: And also what do y'all think the number one buyer
Speaker 3: of glitter is? I still think the military industry.
Speaker 4: Military.
Speaker 3: I think it's in every fast food we eat. That's
Speaker 3: what makes it looks good.
Speaker 4: I think it's the military. Yep, that's right. That's where
Speaker 4: my vote is.
Speaker 5: Son't let us know what what you guys thought about
Speaker 5: the episode?
Speaker 4: Is it was a real It was a really weird one.
Speaker 2: Which brand of the military.
Speaker 3: I still think it's probably the Space Force is buying the.
Speaker 2: Glitter YEP for what.
Speaker 4: It reflex they use in everything for space.
Speaker 2: Damn it, you're making a really solid argument.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say it was the Navy, because you know,
Speaker 3: maybe in their glitter kind of thing, but damn.
Speaker 4: I know, I know. I put a little bit of
Speaker 4: thought into it. Space for US Space Force.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Uh, tea minus sixteen days until I'm back near
Speaker 3: Slide Dell celebrating and house hunting. We have to get
Speaker 3: up and get a drink if you're free.
Speaker 2: One day, Raven. Yeah, yes, yes, we absolutely need to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Goness, we have to.
Speaker 5: We're updating our uh the parade tracker to see which
Speaker 5: ones that we're going to try to hit, so I
Speaker 5: will let you know because we currently have it. There's
Speaker 5: a preed tracker app which is legit as fuck. It
Speaker 5: said it's parades. It literally looks like this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, parade tracker, and it tells you the times it's starting.
Speaker 3: It shows you the route that they're going. When the
Speaker 3: parade starts, it lets you know and where they're at.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can see, you can see how far away
Speaker 5: they are, so you can start getting ready and gearing up.
Speaker 5: You could also hear though. Once you start hearing the
Speaker 5: screaming or like the noise, you know that the parade
Speaker 5: is coming closer to you.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I just went to one last weekend.
Speaker 4: It was it was super underwhelming.
Speaker 2: That was a fucking letdown.
Speaker 5: It was the weirdest So I was so pumped because
Speaker 5: it was a super nerdy Star Wars, you know all
Speaker 5: the things. Now, I will say some of the stuff
Speaker 5: that they were able to craft, some of it was
Speaker 5: really cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, uh it was.
Speaker 5: I got one bead. I'm literally one set of beads,
Speaker 5: one bead, stickers, yeah, stickers, POGs, like a thousand POGs.
Speaker 5: I did get a whole bunch of magnets, which I
Speaker 5: fuck with magnets, So like, I'm happy about that.
Speaker 3: It was very underwhelming. And this was supposed to be
Speaker 3: the longest period. It was supposed to have like ninety
Speaker 3: and not one float.
Speaker 4: It was all walking floats. They're all walking. It was
Speaker 4: a walking pared and they were all like doing random stuff.
Speaker 2: It was it was a dude pulling a thing behind
Speaker 2: a bicycle.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was really strange. So uh, it was one
Speaker 5: of those experiences like we were. We went there with like,
Speaker 5: you know, we're going to take videos for the Gram
Speaker 5: and you know all the stuff. We're like, yeah, we're
Speaker 5: gonna live streaming on Patreon, and then we realized really
Speaker 5: quickly that, uh, it was not what we normally would
Speaker 5: call a New Orleans parade, so had.
Speaker 3: Some very New Orleans ass themes, though it did the
Speaker 3: training doing pole dancing on a floor that that was unnecessary.
Speaker 5: First off, he was fucking killing it though, like while
Speaker 5: he's moving doing the tricks that he was doing.
Speaker 4: Good for him. That shit is hard.
Speaker 5: I know a lot of strippers that can't do pole
Speaker 5: dancing like that, So like, good for him for doing
Speaker 5: all that work.
Speaker 2: It was unnecessary.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even a training. He was wearing makeup.
Speaker 3: He was You don't think that he identified as a
Speaker 3: sheet No, not at all?
Speaker 2: Really no, all right, not at all.
Speaker 5: I've been to enough gay reads and everything else, Like, no,
Speaker 5: he's he definitely though putting in some.
Speaker 2: He was doing something that was that was a whole
Speaker 2: thing I.
Speaker 4: Think are really My favorite though was Cloud.
Speaker 5: They had these people with these big ass cloud like
Speaker 5: a Zeppelin thing situations going on.
Speaker 4: They had like greenhouses and it was so detailed.
Speaker 2: It was pretty legit, so super steampunk looking.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well they were all dressed up as steampunk and
Speaker 5: so they had They did have some cool ship. They
Speaker 5: had some people put in a lot of effort to
Speaker 5: make stuff. A giant cube, the gelatinous cube that was
Speaker 5: like cube, well it was actually it's from an alien
Speaker 5: movie and it had like all the designs that they
Speaker 5: Actually it was a giant styrofoam massive.
Speaker 2: Cube being pulled by a bicycle.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 5: So I mean it is, it is what it is.
Speaker 5: But I'm looking forward to some of the other parades,
Speaker 5: some of the good.
Speaker 2: Ones, you know. I'm pumped.
Speaker 3: I would like I would love to go to Indimian.
Speaker 3: I would love to go to Bacchus. I would love
Speaker 3: to go to Rex. I would love to go to Zulu.
Speaker 3: I just don't know if the time will allow, honestly
Speaker 3: this year. So we'll see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, those are there's a lot of pre they throw.
Speaker 3: Spears anymore at Zulu, which is a bit of a
Speaker 3: pain in the ass. That was like the big thing,
Speaker 3: no no for anybody listening. That is not supposed to
Speaker 3: be racially charged, although it became racially charged, and that's
Speaker 3: why they stopped throwing them. And coconuts that used to
Speaker 3: be the big thing. They used to be the big
Speaker 3: thing off of the break. You know, these a little
Speaker 3: like bamboo, those spears you would get from like your
Speaker 3: carnival or whatever.
Speaker 2: They used to hum those of people off of the
Speaker 2: floats at Zulu. I thought it was a great time
Speaker 2: and fucking coconuts, and yeah, you get clocked in the
Speaker 2: head because you're not going there for the happy, happy
Speaker 2: joy joy, You're going there for the fucking wildness.
Speaker 3: And apparently too many people got hid and complained. It's like, well,
Speaker 3: you know, if you're standing next to a float, you
Speaker 3: should be looking to see what's coming at your fucking head. Dude,
Speaker 3: you're on a float and you're over here looking at
Speaker 3: feet and shit in.
Speaker 4: Dimni and Dimian, Indimian and Demian. I can't talk.
Speaker 5: Tonight was February fourteenth, a Saturday, Valentine's Day. Yeah, at
Speaker 5: four fifteen pm. It stops mid city. So it's actually
Speaker 5: a huge parade. It's like huge j oh no, Like
Speaker 5: the city blocks that it covers is just absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: That's one of the big big one spot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's a big one. There's quite a few
Speaker 5: preods happening.
Speaker 10: I have it.
Speaker 5: I wanted to go to the uptown Iris one iris
Speaker 5: might it's four it's four floats different. So you know,
Speaker 5: I'd rather go to the day parades just because there's
Speaker 5: some wild ship that goes down at night.
Speaker 2: And oh that's the only reason I would go to
Speaker 2: a montegro oparade at night is for.
Speaker 5: The wild I mean, I'm down, I'm down, but the
Speaker 5: children are probably wanting to come with me.
Speaker 2: So fuck them. Kids.
Speaker 3: It's not for the kids for real. No, they we
Speaker 3: the kids are for every other time throughout the year. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is not for them.
Speaker 4: There's nothing spirits.
Speaker 2: No, my god, Sam, No, Jesus, that's not what I meant.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't mean that. It's right from a
Speaker 2: happy Gilmore.
Speaker 4: Made it fucking weird.
Speaker 3: You made it weird like happy Gilmour. It's like I
Speaker 3: eat piece of shit like you for breakfast. You eat
Speaker 3: shit for breakfast. No, yeah, you just did that.
Speaker 4: You just made it so weird, awkward turned I.
Speaker 6: Mean total.
Speaker 2: Sam. Anyway, Josh, you had unmuted yourself what you got?
Speaker 7: Okay, sorry, how old are your kids? If you don't
Speaker 7: mind me asking year old.
Speaker 2: They range from twelve to one.
Speaker 7: Oh, okay, okay, never No.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it though, but yeah, I'm excited. I'm excited
Speaker 3: for the prades this year. We'll see which ones we
Speaker 3: can make. We will see which ones we're gonna post it.
Speaker 3: Hopefully if some cult members are in and around the
Speaker 3: New Orleans area from water Girl, we could do a meetup.
Speaker 3: That sounds awesome. Let's see about to jump the shark.
Speaker 2: Be right back. Gloss letter oh sam.
Speaker 3: Uh Aaran claims two thy four hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 3: people were killed in the recent riots. Seems true, except
Speaker 3: that so many reports that have come forward have said
Speaker 3: it's over thirty It was like thirty six thousand.
Speaker 4: Thirty six thousand, five hundred.
Speaker 5: But that I did see that they were claiming that
Speaker 5: it was under five thousand people that were killed, but
Speaker 5: then the other statistics were showing that they was vastly,
Speaker 5: vastly more right. So I don't know exactly who's doing
Speaker 5: the actual reporting, but it looks like there is conflicting
Speaker 5: information coming out.
Speaker 3: If it comes from the Iranian government, yeah, they're downplaying
Speaker 3: it like a motherfucker. But now that we have satellite
Speaker 3: imagery over it and we could see the amount of
Speaker 3: body bags. Yeah, no, this is not this is not
Speaker 3: anywhere under five k it's it's approaching forty thousand. And
Speaker 3: there are multiple confirmed reports of people that got like
Speaker 3: shot in the leg, that were getting lethal injections given
Speaker 3: to them once they got to the hospital. And there's
Speaker 3: videos of them screaming for their lives being held down
Speaker 3: by medical staff as the doctor was giving them a
Speaker 3: pois An injection because they were one of the rioters.
Speaker 3: That's that's also confirmed by multiple sources.
Speaker 2: Go look it up. It is horrible.
Speaker 3: And the worst part is now the Iranian people were
Speaker 3: trying to get you in humanitarian help there two weeks
Speaker 3: ago before it got to this point. Now you have
Speaker 3: multiple Iranians that are going to the UN Council and
Speaker 3: speaking on this right now. You can go look these up.
Speaker 3: And they're in English. It's not like AI over where
Speaker 3: they're speaking to the UN in English and they're saying,
Speaker 3: we asked for help two weeks ago. Now all of
Speaker 3: this blood, thirty thousand people's blood is on y'all's hands
Speaker 3: because y'all couldn't send the aid sooner. So why did
Speaker 3: we hear crickets. When we asked for this and we
Speaker 3: told y'all what was about to go down, y'all said nothing.
Speaker 3: Y'all did nothing.
Speaker 5: So so the AP they came out with an article
Speaker 5: seeing it twenty one.
Speaker 2: People, Associated Press Jesus.
Speaker 5: Then another one says fifty seven hundred. Some one of
Speaker 5: them says twelve thousand. Another one from the Dirk Dirk
Speaker 5: language says says thirty thirty six thousand, five hundred, and.
Speaker 2: That's Juran International jl Uran International JLU.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so this one says exclusive over thirty six thousand,
Speaker 5: five hundred killed in Iran's deadliest massacre, documents reveal, and
Speaker 5: this was on January twenty fifth, twenty twenty six, at
Speaker 5: ten twenty one GMT.
Speaker 3: I will say, test the source and if there are
Speaker 3: somebody who, like the Associated Press, for instance, is known
Speaker 3: for conflating and downplaying certain things and elevate and other things,
Speaker 3: take that with a greyness.
Speaker 4: I will say that the information is all over the
Speaker 4: place right now. So a lot of.
Speaker 5: The ones that seem to be Arab are saying that
Speaker 5: they are higher numbers, way higher numbers, and that's also
Speaker 5: pretty indicative.
Speaker 3: Other Arab nations are saying that Iran is doing some
Speaker 3: heinous ass shit. That's a pretty big red flag on
Speaker 3: the play.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: Granted, most air nations are not fond of Iran, I
Speaker 3: get that, but you know, so.
Speaker 5: It says that it says that some US based humanitarian
Speaker 5: right activists document at least seven thousand, excuse me, three thousand,
Speaker 5: seven hundred and sixty six deaths on Sunday, then changed
Speaker 5: it again, figures could be higher, and it says UK
Speaker 5: based reporters and testimonies from medical sources inside of Iran
Speaker 5: suggesting anywhere between sixteen thousand, five hundred to eighteen thousand
Speaker 5: people killed with between three hundred and thirty thousand and
Speaker 5: three hundred and thirty six thousand injured, but it is
Speaker 5: continuing to escalate. It also says that the US based
Speaker 5: sources are stating anywhere between twelve thousand to thirty thirty
Speaker 5: five thousand people.
Speaker 4: That were killed.
Speaker 5: So pretty much this article is simply stating this is
Speaker 5: from an Arab group, and so that's another Arab one
Speaker 5: that's saying that. Look, everybody's reporting something different, but the
Speaker 5: UK is saying that they have boots on the ground
Speaker 5: inside sources, so they're at least saying above sixteen thousand
Speaker 5: people were killed in a day.
Speaker 4: No a total right now.
Speaker 3: But the craziness went down over the course of two days.
Speaker 3: Now they're just kind of mopping up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well they're trying to there's no right now, they
Speaker 5: have no idea one hundred percent, because they're saying that
Speaker 5: they have people, medical staff and personnel saying that it
Speaker 5: would be anywhere between.
Speaker 4: Sixteen to.
Speaker 5: Four hundred or forty thousand, So it's anywhere in the
Speaker 5: in between right now. But you're talking three hundred and
Speaker 5: thirty thousand injured, So those which is also crazy, those
Speaker 5: could be fatal at some point, So we don't actually
Speaker 5: know the real number.
Speaker 4: What's going to happen as of right now?
Speaker 3: And like what's classified as injured? Does that mean somebody
Speaker 3: inhaled some tear gas and now they're classified as injured.
Speaker 3: Does that mean they were shot? Does that mean rubber bullets?
Speaker 3: Does that mean they twisted their ankle while they were running?
Speaker 3: Like it could mean some things, and I get that,
Speaker 3: but even still, the low what was testament I've heard
Speaker 3: as far as the injured is one hundred thousand. The
Speaker 3: highest I've heard is like three hundred or three hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty thousand people were injured over the course of
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks, and it's like, Yo, that's that's
Speaker 3: not a small protest.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of people that were hurt at least.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, even if the number is you know,
Speaker 5: even if the low end is six six thousand people,
Speaker 5: that's still six thousand people. That's a lot of people
Speaker 5: to murder of your own people over disagreement.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not liking what you say.
Speaker 3: And that people in America want to cry about one
Speaker 3: or two people here and there getting killed by ice
Speaker 3: and shit, and I'm not saying that's not bad. But
Speaker 3: also like there is a place on this earth where
Speaker 3: protesting like that would actually get you chopped, Like, without question.
Speaker 4: I definitely think that.
Speaker 5: I think the numbers are probably roughly around twenty twenty
Speaker 5: k killed if you add in the people that are
Speaker 5: injured that are probably going to circumb to their injuries too.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, it's at least a happy medium.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, Sam, what you got, dude, one
Speaker 2: of these days.
Speaker 13: Yeah, talking about the ice thing, But for a second,
Speaker 13: did y'all see the video of the chick of running
Speaker 13: and flaming at like dramatically when she saw the cameras
Speaker 13: and all they said the Ice shot on the hand
Speaker 13: with a lesson leaf and took the hand like pieces
Speaker 13: of up.
Speaker 10: I heard it from that, but you can see her
Speaker 10: like running.
Speaker 13: In one of the videos, she tries to pick up
Speaker 13: a flash plane to throw back explodes.
Speaker 10: In her hand.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen that video, but was she did she
Speaker 2: pick up a flash back?
Speaker 4: I've seen.
Speaker 5: I've seen quite a few videos, but I personally am
Speaker 5: just not gonna really vibe on the conversation of Ice
Speaker 5: right now. Why there's a lot of stuff that's coming
Speaker 5: out and I'm just gonna I'm waiting to see what a.
Speaker 4: What happens with the whole situation. I didn't see. I
Speaker 4: only saw like three videos.
Speaker 5: So every person, every day, new perspectives are coming out,
Speaker 5: different videos are coming out from all the different situations
Speaker 5: that are unfolding with Ice.
Speaker 13: So I'll text you, Jacob about the stuff that I've
Speaker 13: seen in everything, because I don't want to get knowing angry.
Speaker 13: But there's some tissue ship going on, but I don't
Speaker 13: want to say that. I hope everyone has a great day. Also,
Speaker 13: I dropped a thing in the chat, but y'all should
Speaker 13: go the food the Canadian Canada's foot machine. Y'all get
Speaker 13: a kick out of that one, like it will blow.
Speaker 4: Your minds fruit machine does?
Speaker 10: It has nothing to do with food, and it is
Speaker 10: I think machine.
Speaker 13: It's no, it's uh, it will think of the.
Speaker 2: This is a euphem like the frogs Gate kind of.
Speaker 13: Thing, something to do with that community, just not the
Speaker 13: amphibian one.
Speaker 4: And it actually I'm over here thinking about like actual fruit.
Speaker 2: They got a machine that turns people gaining I was, well, no,
Speaker 2: so you.
Speaker 13: Know, you know what a so everyone knows what a
Speaker 13: polygraph is, right, so think of that.
Speaker 10: But they had who hey to one.
Speaker 13: But you're inside a dentist chair and instead of them
Speaker 13: asking that, they're being to determine based off of pupil dilation,
Speaker 13: your heart spiked, how much you sweat. And they do
Speaker 13: all this by showing you heterosexual images and then full
Speaker 13: on gay shit and then yeah, and they actually use
Speaker 13: that in the sixties to get they was predominantly used
Speaker 13: by the Armed Forces and the Royal Mounting Mountain of
Speaker 13: Police r MC fuck the Mounties.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, they.
Speaker 13: Use that to get a bunch of people out forced
Speaker 13: them out and to pretty much get rid of politicians
Speaker 13: that they did not like and everything, and it actually
Speaker 13: led to a bunch of people kindling themselves.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I remember, because yeah.
Speaker 3: I remember that in the sixties they were using because
Speaker 3: you remember, well, I mean, we weren't alive to remember this,
Speaker 3: but in the nineteen sixties and seventies, especially during Vietnam, well,
Speaker 3: it used to be if you got caught being openly
Speaker 3: gay in the military, they would give you an administrative discharge, right,
Speaker 3: and that's how that would go. It wasn't dishonorable, but
Speaker 3: they would.
Speaker 13: Well it depends because like around the Civil War time,
Speaker 13: they would just give you a dishonorable discharge.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, well we're talking about like within nineteen hundreds here, right,
Speaker 3: So they would give you a admin step basically, And
Speaker 3: then I remember hearing about these experiments that they were doing. Basically,
Speaker 3: like you said, they would tie you to a chair
Speaker 3: and a bunch of regular porn and gay porn, and
Speaker 3: depending on how his heart rate would go and his
Speaker 3: pupils would dilate, they would say, oh, this dude's gay.
Speaker 3: We got to kick him out. And it's like, all right,
Speaker 3: that's that's a hot take. I suppose it wasn't done widely,
Speaker 3: but there was multiple cases of this being done to
Speaker 3: service members as a way to get them out personally.
Speaker 3: I think that if you just wanted to do it out,
Speaker 3: you could just drum up some sort of obscure charge
Speaker 3: on failure to adapt or something like that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I guess whatever.
Speaker 13: They didn't get it, don't you know two guys that
Speaker 13: got apple towering bod.
Speaker 10: I mean there's ways you could get pumped up charges.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they were.
Speaker 3: Actually they were almost court martialed because per the u
Speaker 3: cum J, per the u CMJ, no, no, none of it.
Speaker 3: Nobody was married. Per the u CUMJ. There is a
Speaker 3: very obscure addendum I'm going to call it that loosely,
Speaker 3: where basically the only way that a military member is
Speaker 3: allowed to have sex is missionary with the man on top. Yes,
Speaker 3: that is actually within the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Speaker 3: It's one of these old laws from way way way
Speaker 3: back that never got changed.
Speaker 2: So we had a new colonel.
Speaker 13: Lady wouldn't give him.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the background too, it was because
Speaker 3: this happened right before I got to the barracks, but
Speaker 3: I did meet the guys in question. So we had
Speaker 3: a new colonel take command. And he was walking through
Speaker 3: the barracks, which never happens. The colonel never walks through
Speaker 3: the lower enlisted barracks ever for any reason. And for
Speaker 3: whatever reason this day, and he had only been on
Speaker 3: on base for like a couple of weeks. He was
Speaker 3: walking through and he walked through the body bear's hallway,
Speaker 3: which the body bears are the dudes that carry the
Speaker 3: cast kids at Arlington.
Speaker 2: These dudes jobs is too lyft weights for the Marine Corps.
Speaker 3: The Marine Corps is also the only branch that uses
Speaker 3: six body bears. Every other branch uses eight. But neither
Speaker 3: here nor there. He walked by. These two dudes were
Speaker 3: Eiffel towering with the door wide ass open, and he
Speaker 3: felt offended by this. And for the record, everything was consensual.
Speaker 3: Before someone says that that's what the charges were about. No, No,
Speaker 3: she was a bear's bunny. This was not the first
Speaker 3: room she had been in. And I'm not throwing shade.
Speaker 3: Everybody was a consenting adult. But he was trying to
Speaker 3: court martial them, but then later changed it to an
Speaker 3: NJP loss of rank forty five forty five the.
Speaker 13: Whole nine Wait, so when we say like forty five
Speaker 13: days on fucking button.
Speaker 3: No, no, forty five day restriction if they restricted to
Speaker 3: the bears.
Speaker 10: You know what I think he was.
Speaker 13: I think he was just mad about the fact that
Speaker 13: the door was open, and he was probably mad as
Speaker 13: the Missus wasn't given him no action.
Speaker 3: It's I don't know, it's very possible. But yeah, your
Speaker 3: face raving, I see you. You're I'm not saying nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but yeah, that is a thing within the U CUMJ.
Speaker 3: Super off topic, but yeah, that's that's a thing. But yeah,
Speaker 3: So as far as the fruit machine in Canada, so
Speaker 3: they're brought back the gay polygraph.
Speaker 13: No, So I was going down a weird iceberg, like
Speaker 13: I was going down to a rabbit hole and everything.
Speaker 13: It started off with MK Ultra and then somehow I
Speaker 13: wound up on the like can like Canada, sy ops
Speaker 13: and everything, and that popped up, and I'm like when
Speaker 13: I first thought it, I was like, so, I thought
Speaker 13: it was like doing doing about the Banana Wars, like
Speaker 13: they figured out how to weapon has bananas was what
Speaker 13: my first thought was. But because boot machine, I'm thinking cattle,
Speaker 13: But no, it was that, and I'm like, oh, now
Speaker 13: that That made me feel dirty because my mind went
Speaker 13: to the Banana Wars, like where they throw bananas at
Speaker 13: like they just.
Speaker 2: Made a stick of dynamite look like banana.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, I think that'd be funny.
Speaker 10: Hey, Like imagine you imagine a V like.
Speaker 13: An army full of vegans. It would be porch. Just
Speaker 13: think like the grillas from VC. But instead of like
Speaker 13: hang garnades you throw, you throw like you throw an
Speaker 13: actual banana two at them. Pull the Canadian thing. Throw bananas.
Speaker 13: Get them used to that for byt the weak. Then
Speaker 13: throw T and T s colored bananas like banana's colored
Speaker 13: T and T.
Speaker 2: Watch right now because of where my broin's at.
Speaker 3: I just saw this Instagram post this Somali chick was
Speaker 3: I forget where she was speaking, but right bro, you
Speaker 3: saw that being Somalian is not just about bananas and rice.
Speaker 2: It's just kind of it's different.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like bananas and rice, you know, and
Speaker 3: it's you wouldn't think they go together, but they do.
Speaker 3: And it's like you like you understand you're on the
Speaker 3: mic on live television and you're that dumb and you're
Speaker 3: the representative of that country at this moment, that's excellent.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, the the average IQ over there, like,
Speaker 13: I don't mean this hateful at all.
Speaker 5: Well, considering considering what they're going through right now and
Speaker 5: the famine, and you know, all their children are dying
Speaker 5: because there's they're in like critical life status right now
Speaker 5: of they need so much help in so many places,
Speaker 5: and nobody can help them because they keep bombing the
Speaker 5: UN help and they keep attacking all the people that
Speaker 5: are trying to give them aid and help them and
Speaker 5: get to the kids and at least see the children's
Speaker 5: lives or bring them food or anything else.
Speaker 4: But the terrorist group keeps it, keeps attacking them.
Speaker 3: And all the smart ones made their way to America
Speaker 3: to extort tax dollars from GMOs or NGOs rather than
Speaker 3: send it to the terrorist groups. So currently I would
Speaker 3: say the IQ of Somalia is rather low. But that's
Speaker 3: not like their.
Speaker 4: Fault, I mean, but they're in extreme poverty.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's the warlords that that's doing it because they
Speaker 13: hate the other tribe that's right across the river oftentimes.
Speaker 13: And it there's that, and then it's also like the
Speaker 13: big the biggest economical like thing is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's what's traded on their stock exchange.
Speaker 13: Yeah, to the point that it's what as wild that
Speaker 13: a hierocy is actually a big thing that if they
Speaker 13: go it's uh on the biz quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Which also, if anybody's never looked at the Somali Stock Exchange,
Speaker 3: I highly recommend you go check it out. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying invest, do not invest, but essentially the Somali Stock
Speaker 3: Exchange is placing bets on which pirate crew you think
Speaker 3: is going to take the most loot that week.
Speaker 5: I mean, they really if you look at a lot
Speaker 5: of what's happening and what's happening in the slums and
Speaker 5: how they've grouped them together and how they're killing them
Speaker 5: if they try to leave like these people the regular
Speaker 5: people are.
Speaker 4: It's it's actually pretty horrific in a lot of places.
Speaker 2: And the Somalis in America are sending the money to
Speaker 2: the people to kill them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't really understand the whole Like I don't understand
Speaker 5: why they would ship money to these I do in
Speaker 5: the sense of some of the warlords quote unquote or
Speaker 5: trying to fight back and against the terrorist groups because
Speaker 5: they have two of them, and so they're trying to
Speaker 5: like they're waging wars in certain locations and the government's
Speaker 5: trying to take over and you know, supposedly help several
Speaker 5: of these big, huge cities that they've pretty much trapped
Speaker 5: people in, but then when they have the un trying
Speaker 5: to come over, they keep getting their shit taken. Like
Speaker 5: there's everybody that's tried to help them. In the last
Speaker 5: like two years, they've barely gotten any aid.
Speaker 7: Shit.
Speaker 2: This goes back to black Hawk Down.
Speaker 5: Oh, I know, but specifically the last like two to
Speaker 5: three years has been really rough, and they've been trying
Speaker 5: to get to like specific hospital locations where a lot
Speaker 5: of the children are dying and starving to death and stuff,
Speaker 5: and they can't even make it to them and they
Speaker 5: can't bring the supplies to them. It's honestly, it's really
Speaker 5: it's really horrible. It is in a lot of ways,
Speaker 5: and it just makes you really sad. So absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 5: Tony claim, Yeah, that's a whole that's a whole thing.
Speaker 5: Let's see, you had to run outside. But Bob, good
Speaker 5: night everyone. I never had a TikTok, that's what Tony said. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I remember, although he did, uh remember when TikTok was
Speaker 5: going offline.
Speaker 3: Everybody was downloading that Red Book app. Chinese propaty got
Speaker 3: that one. Yeah, about the TikTok. But he was about
Speaker 3: that Red Book for a couple of weeks, which from
Speaker 3: what he said, most of it was in Chinese, so
Speaker 3: like he really didn't.
Speaker 2: Use it much, which is good.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so now TikTok is being used by our
Speaker 3: own government to spy on us and and you know,
Speaker 3: fuel certain narratives.
Speaker 4: They've already been spying us. I don't know why we're acting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but now it's out in the open. Now Oracle
Speaker 3: owns it, and they're just like, oh, this is no
Speaker 3: American propaganda.
Speaker 5: Well, speaking of that, though, I didn't get to watch it.
Speaker 5: I sent it to you, but it was it's this
Speaker 5: leady that's it's on YouTube, but it says TikTok exposed
Speaker 5: terms of service.
Speaker 4: I gotta watch it.
Speaker 5: She's actually a lawyer and she breaks down something apparently
Speaker 5: in the terms of service that people aren't catching is
Speaker 5: supposedly really interesting.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, we shall see.
Speaker 2: Be on the lookout for this, y'all.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: Norse Trucker says the Character of Rights and Freedom was
Speaker 3: inactive in nineteen eighty two. Okay, I'm not exactly sure
Speaker 3: what that was in reference to.
Speaker 4: That was in reference to you when you asked them
Speaker 4: when they became.
Speaker 3: Ah, yes, yes, yes. In Canada, y'all became your own
Speaker 3: nation in eighty two. I said, eighty four, my bayd,
Speaker 3: my bayd. Let's see later. Everyone in the yoked yd.
Speaker 3: He dipped out, Dan, we didn't hear from Royce this evening.
Speaker 3: He made a couple of comments and then dipped out, yeah,
Speaker 3: oh crazy love you step spear and almost said this absolutely,
Speaker 3: Oh Mina, you've unmuted yourself.
Speaker 2: You want to add in or okay, here's a noise.
Speaker 3: Here's a noise in the background, gelatinous cue. Anyway, look
Speaker 3: up the Canadian Canadian fruit machine.
Speaker 2: We talked about that.
Speaker 3: NATO chief wishes good luck to those who think Europe
Speaker 3: can defend itself without us help.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that is not a joke, my god.
Speaker 3: No, Europe cannot defend itself without us.
Speaker 10: That's so you can also have it for tomorrow's life.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you well.
Speaker 5: Speaking of weird random things, So my mom actually came
Speaker 5: in to the chat for a minute, but she was
Speaker 5: telling me so I would say two years ago, I
Speaker 5: read this bill that was trying to be passed in Oregon.
Speaker 5: So now apparently they are pushing this bill again. It
Speaker 5: is called orgon IP twenty eight. And what this bill is,
Speaker 5: I haven't read the entirety of it. I read it
Speaker 5: years ago, so from my memory it is and from
Speaker 5: what my mom told me, there was like a breakdown
Speaker 5: that she read of it. And what it pretty much
Speaker 5: is saying is that you cannot kill any animals whatsoever
Speaker 5: for livestock purposes, for hunting, fishing, rats, if they come
Speaker 5: on your property, I mean literally anything. And there is
Speaker 5: a whole conversation of how the breeding, like you can't
Speaker 5: breed them, you have to like if you have cattle,
Speaker 5: you can't breed your cattle because it's animal cruelty.
Speaker 2: Because how did that female caw give consent?
Speaker 4: Oh no, it gets even stupider.
Speaker 5: And so there's this whole Apparently they've they've gained momentum.
Speaker 5: Eighty seven thousand people have signed this petition to be
Speaker 5: able to be put onto the November twenty twenty six ballot,
Speaker 5: I guess, And so I actually am going to research
Speaker 5: more into it.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 4: I found the actual group, Oh is it those people
Speaker 4: is it is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But then while I'm looking into this, West Virginia, Yeah,
Speaker 5: good old West Virginia.
Speaker 2: Wes by god, Virginia.
Speaker 5: Is holding out as the only only state in our
Speaker 5: country that still agrees with bestiality.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, was there not too terribly long ago, so
Speaker 3: there was there.
Speaker 5: Was ten, but now it's down to the one holding
Speaker 5: holding true, I guess. And I was like, oh man,
Speaker 5: you are really nasty West Virginia.
Speaker 3: We talked about that a couple of years ago. Alabama
Speaker 3: was the second to last one to outlaw it, and
Speaker 3: it did not pass by an overwhelming majority. It was
Speaker 3: like a seven to nine vote, seven people to nine
Speaker 3: people who had the final say so on if best reality.
Speaker 3: I think it might've been the state Supreme Court or
Speaker 3: something like that. But besides the point, it's like it
Speaker 3: was a relatively close margin to say that. Like, listen,
Speaker 3: if a man has a chicken, what he does with
Speaker 3: that chicken behind closed doors none of my business. And
Speaker 3: it's like what why why? So yeah, all them people roll, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's that ship right there. Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: but y'all states are fucking weird too.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: Anyway, I'm living the Lord's Georgia.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 2: The Lord soldier to become a Bulldogs fan, like a
Speaker 2: normal person from Georgia can't be a real tight.
Speaker 10: Fan for only bulldogs.
Speaker 11: I want Guy Georgia.
Speaker 13: I don't want to watch him play football. They're like
Speaker 13: eight different bulldog football teams. They need a mascot because
Speaker 13: other than fucking dog, that's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 2: Mascot is a wave slash elephant. I want to hear
Speaker 2: your ship. I want to hear your ship.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I ain't never seen a bulldog be used as an
Speaker 10: as a war animal. Now, I'm sorry, Magnificent.
Speaker 2: The Marine Corps mascot is an English bulldog.
Speaker 4: I've actually met him.
Speaker 10: That damn the devil dogs.
Speaker 13: No what out of those two, which animal has actually
Speaker 13: slaughtered a ton of men in the actual woman actually
Speaker 13: been used as Psycha troops?
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 10: It was not a bulldog. It was a fucking elephant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, animal, dude.
Speaker 5: Elephants by the way, though, the war elephants are sick elephants.
Speaker 4: So, by the way, because they're so smart than.
Speaker 10: To actually make them.
Speaker 13: Oh, to get an elephant adapted for warfare, you actually
Speaker 13: have to.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's and they're also once it was discovered,
Speaker 3: once Alexander the Great figured out what their their fatal
Speaker 3: flaw was. You notice how war elephants were like super
Speaker 3: scared until the fuck they weren't. I'm just telling it out. No, No,
Speaker 3: their their bellies were not very well armored. It took
Speaker 3: one dude with a blade to run up across the
Speaker 3: guts and all of a sudden that a super scary
Speaker 3: war elephant was literally just meet.
Speaker 2: On the ground.
Speaker 14: They killed a lot of them. Yeah, it was really sad.
Speaker 14: I mean for warfare, though it was fucking excellent. You know, who,
Speaker 14: do you know what's a really hard animal to kill?
Speaker 14: The fucking rhino and you put a line of them through.
Speaker 5: Being white rhinos left. Yeah, it's really depressing to me.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 5: I did a huge I did a huge thing about
Speaker 5: that actually when I was in school, because Timmy and.
Speaker 3: Men are trying to get them rhino horns to make
Speaker 3: their dicks hard. I talked about you imagine.
Speaker 14: Fucking I badgers like you already know.
Speaker 5: Did you know fun fact that you can sign up
Speaker 5: to become pretty much like a mercenary and you get
Speaker 5: to be you know, hunt.
Speaker 2: The hunters, oh, poacher hunters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you get to hunt them. And so yeah you can.
Speaker 5: So if you have any military experience whatsoever, you can
Speaker 5: sign up and you can actually go over and you
Speaker 5: can hunt the hunters.
Speaker 2: I will say, Geneva Convention will not protect you of
Speaker 2: shit go sideways.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, you pretty much like sign away. You're you're
Speaker 5: on your own when you go out there. And I'm
Speaker 5: not going to say that I looked into it and
Speaker 5: like all the things, but you.
Speaker 2: Know, seems great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's actually an interesting.
Speaker 5: The other side to that, they have their own little
Speaker 5: hunting groups that hunt poachers.
Speaker 2: They do, and it's phenomenal.
Speaker 3: However, when you follow the money trail about where the
Speaker 3: paychecks for those mercenaries come from. Now this is some
Speaker 3: might say a controversial point. I am in favor of it.
Speaker 3: So these guided hunts that take place in Africa, where
Speaker 3: these really rich millionaires.
Speaker 2: Get to put down a giraffe or put down a
Speaker 2: line or something like that, that's horrible.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, hold on, wait because on the
Speaker 3: onset it sounds horrible. However, specifically with giraffes, and I
Speaker 3: know you love drafs, but hear me out. When you
Speaker 3: have an older male giraffe, he will kill the younger
Speaker 3: male giraffes for breeding rights to the females. Therefore, he
Speaker 3: is cutting off what could be a thriving girafte population.
Speaker 3: So you get a guided hunt to put down the
Speaker 3: old male giraffe and help more than that.
Speaker 4: They actually do though, yes, like one hundred percent confirmed.
Speaker 3: Yes, Now I can't speak to every guided hunt that
Speaker 3: goes on across Africa. The giraffe is that ways are
Speaker 3: that way, Hippos are that way.
Speaker 2: Lions, I'm not sure. I think you have to go.
Speaker 4: Hippos are fucking horrible.
Speaker 2: But I want hippos steaks so bad.
Speaker 4: Hippos are terrifying.
Speaker 5: So in Colorado there is a zoo and I don't
Speaker 5: know if it's like this anymore.
Speaker 4: So, like I haven't been there in a long time,
Speaker 4: long time ago.
Speaker 5: They have this zoo up into mountains and you can
Speaker 5: be like like.
Speaker 4: This close to a hippo. I'm good, and like old
Speaker 4: girl opened her mouth up and I was like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, no, like I was.
Speaker 5: I was, and the feeders like how are she gonna
Speaker 5: feed it? And it had a baby next to it,
Speaker 5: and I was like, what are you doing? Am I
Speaker 5: gonna watch a human get eaten by a hippo? I
Speaker 5: was like, I'm not helping you, a wes, I'll tell
Speaker 5: you that much like, ain't no way that mouth.
Speaker 11: Is so oh.
Speaker 2: Have you seen how they just crunch a watermelon without
Speaker 2: any no.
Speaker 5: I watched it eat and I watched and I was like, nope,
Speaker 5: I'm officially horrified and I will never go near the
Speaker 5: water ever, period ever.
Speaker 4: But that fun.
Speaker 3: I'm so grateful that we didn't get hippos to Louisiana.
Speaker 3: They were really pushing for that.
Speaker 4: That hippo with the with the fucking tiger or.
Speaker 5: The great one the jaguar, the greatest thing I think
Speaker 5: I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 2: We will have to post that video.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll understand that, You'll understand, but it's bad.
Speaker 3: But so yeah, those poacher hunter groups are completely funded
Speaker 3: by high end big game hunter.
Speaker 5: But when you look into it, though, a lot of
Speaker 5: the countries are paying for it, and a lot of
Speaker 5: the global I forget what it's called. It's like a
Speaker 5: global group that's trying to keep you know, people from
Speaker 5: killing everything.
Speaker 2: The countries get paid by.
Speaker 3: Let's say you got some dentists who wants to put
Speaker 3: down a giraffe or something, he pays the country's extortion fees.
Speaker 3: Now those fees then go on to wilde conservation and
Speaker 3: poacher hunting groups, So there is a I'm just saying
Speaker 3: it sounds very controversial, but when you look at it
Speaker 3: on the actual like circle of life type of thing,
Speaker 3: this is how they help grow the species.
Speaker 4: If it was done in an ethical way, maybe.
Speaker 3: And that's why they only give it so many licenses
Speaker 3: and so many like green lights per year. This is
Speaker 3: not somewhere they're hunting hundreds of them a month or
Speaker 3: anything like that.
Speaker 4: So raw visions. I saw your hand was raised first.
Speaker 11: Raven Lee from the rhino Hunter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I really I was. I was all about
Speaker 4: it when I got out of the Marine CORPSS. It was.
Speaker 5: I looked really heavy into it because it obviously you
Speaker 5: can tell by the way I talk, I'm all about
Speaker 5: the environment.
Speaker 2: A white woman poacher hunter.
Speaker 4: Oh bro, I was so excited. I was so much.
Speaker 2: Oh no, for sure, and she can do I know,
Speaker 2: and I have to make that distinction.
Speaker 3: I'm like, every time I talked shit about white women,
Speaker 3: I am clearly not talking about obviously, Yo.
Speaker 5: I actually reached out and talked to a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of people that live there that you know, are from
Speaker 5: different parts of Africa, and I like made connections throughout Africa.
Speaker 5: Just because I was really serious about doing this, life happened,
Speaker 5: and you know, situations arose, But yeah, I was I
Speaker 5: really wanted to do this because I was like, you know,
Speaker 5: for my for me personally, I was like, you know,
Speaker 5: if you're gonna hunt something that's already struggling to stay
Speaker 5: alive and they're going to go extinct and you're just
Speaker 5: doing it for the shits and giggle of it when
Speaker 5: you like really could find other alternative ways. At that point,
Speaker 5: I have no qualms about hunting, you, yeah, because and
Speaker 5: they do actually.
Speaker 4: But it's not just that though.
Speaker 5: They actually go out of their way to kill a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of animals and they kill local people too,
Speaker 5: so it's not just like they are doing one thing.
Speaker 5: They're harming people and animals and destroying ecosystems and doing
Speaker 5: all sorts of stuff. Like I looked really into what
Speaker 5: these groups are actually like trying. There's one in particular
Speaker 5: that they actually have multiple female females within the group.
Speaker 5: And this was a long time ago, so I don't
Speaker 5: know if they've changed, but they so they were hunting
Speaker 5: poachers and but this group in particular had females and
Speaker 5: males and stuff like that because they were having a
Speaker 5: lot of issues with poachers coming on. But because they
Speaker 5: would go buy local villages, they would snatch and grab
Speaker 5: children too, because they would sell them on the you know.
Speaker 4: Black market. And so for sure that was a big push.
Speaker 5: For me, was trying to stop you know, child sex
Speaker 5: trade and all of that kind of.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I can, I like segue for a second. Yeah,
Speaker 15: So this isn't exactly why I don't want them to
Speaker 15: discover Bigfoot. Like I'm much like, as much as they
Speaker 15: like racks our brains to know how they function and
Speaker 15: how they work and how they like, you know, interact
Speaker 15: with our our realm hm.
Speaker 11: I would hate to know.
Speaker 15: That there's some fuck out there that has a fucking
Speaker 15: big foot taxidermy fucking statue in.
Speaker 2: There they dude, But I'm so curious what bigfoot tastes like.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm right here with you, bro, I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: just curious what that bit to taste like when you
Speaker 2: marinated for couple on the grill.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, what if they're this seem like, what
Speaker 5: if they're able to be like like.
Speaker 2: I don't want that.
Speaker 11: That curiosity is palpable, Like.
Speaker 3: I just you eat squid and octopus and those are
Speaker 3: guaranteed sentient.
Speaker 2: That's been confirmed. I want to hear your ship.
Speaker 4: Do you feel a little bit bad about that?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: I feel a lot bad.
Speaker 2: They are scared.
Speaker 11: They know when they're tying being taxidermy.
Speaker 2: None, that's true, that'd tax squid or not. It's a
Speaker 2: very good point.
Speaker 15: If they shot and killed a bigfoot, the very first
Speaker 15: thing they would do is tax surm a motherfucker and
Speaker 15: have a dinner party and be like, yo, hey, look
Speaker 15: at this.
Speaker 4: Put that pitch right in the center. Probably y. I
Speaker 4: don't think that they would kill it.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I think that they would keep it alive because
Speaker 5: they would experiment with it first.
Speaker 4: No, they would keep that bitch alive.
Speaker 11: They would.
Speaker 2: It depends on who finds it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it depends on who. If the government finds it alive,
Speaker 4: like some red neck.
Speaker 15: Ass people see majestic ass moose out there in the wild, like, yeah, moose,
Speaker 15: and they hunt and shoot the out of them and
Speaker 15: then put them in their.
Speaker 5: White tigers is another thing that I have a real
Speaker 5: soft spot for.
Speaker 2: I want that.
Speaker 11: They're not gonna They're not gonna do that with a
Speaker 11: pig foot, Like.
Speaker 2: I want a white tiger pot so bad. I want one.
Speaker 4: You want to.
Speaker 5: Shoot on my left for having human bones and you
Speaker 5: want to go after.
Speaker 4: The fucking tiger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because human and tiger are two different things.
Speaker 4: They're ethically sourced. People of them up.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, clearly, like your boy in Pennsylvania, we're gonna.
Speaker 4: I know you're gonna bring up him.
Speaker 11: But with that logic, let me just tell you this.
Speaker 15: With that logic, do you not think Jacob brother, yeah,
Speaker 15: my brother in christ Yeah, do you not think you
Speaker 15: would rock a big foot pelt dude competition?
Speaker 2: You know that I would, though, you know that I
Speaker 2: would because you know that bitch is big enough to
Speaker 2: make a whole ass jacket.
Speaker 15: Out of the mockers had a scalp bro or a
Speaker 15: scalping hood bro.
Speaker 3: For the record, for the record, if I had in
Speaker 3: my way, Also, have you seen the Native American Uh,
Speaker 3: Like it's a it's a grizzly dress that they'll throw
Speaker 3: one with their head on top and all that. You know,
Speaker 3: if I could have a hoodie made out of an
Speaker 3: actual grizzly pelt. Oh, that would go hard as fuck.
Speaker 3: Like I'm here for it, saying with the black Bear
Speaker 3: for the record, but like, no, I'm not.
Speaker 11: I'm not talking though Brizzly. I'm talking a big foot Sam.
Speaker 13: Mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, I think.
Speaker 11: This is a Sam squanch. You're about to rock that
Speaker 11: motherfucker on a regular Thursday. You're gonna go to We're
Speaker 11: gonna go to fucking Walmart.
Speaker 2: Yes, bitch enough you to make a whole fucking.
Speaker 5: Oh my god with fucking massive gold glasses and look
Speaker 5: at me.
Speaker 11: Yoh.
Speaker 4: I think the conspiracy community.
Speaker 2: Would you, Oh, that's whatever.
Speaker 4: If they would disown you, they can't tell.
Speaker 3: That this is in jest, then they clearly have no
Speaker 3: sense of humor.
Speaker 15: But my man Jacob would sacrifice his whole entire conspiracy
Speaker 15: legacy for the fifteen minutes to rock all the haters.
Speaker 3: Sounds like somebody who doesn't have a sasquat talking ship.
Speaker 11: Fuck y'all, I'm rocking.
Speaker 2: God for the record. Also, a panda pelt would also be.
Speaker 7: Panda.
Speaker 2: I have I have a beach with them.
Speaker 11: If I knew they were real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right right, Because we clearly know they're not real.
Speaker 2: Clearly they're not the dogs. Yeah yeah what me and Jonathan?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I know you did the episode. They came
Speaker 5: out of nowhere and all the things. Just so like, no,
Speaker 5: I've seen pandas. You've seen pandas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like yeah, no doubt what about they're real?
Speaker 11: I'll keep it as.
Speaker 15: A pet first, yeah, the second it gave me some attitude,
Speaker 15: you're turning into a filt.
Speaker 2: Well okay, so real ship.
Speaker 3: I would rather have a panda as a pet and
Speaker 3: just keep it as a pet, and then once when
Speaker 3: it dies of old age, I would like to then
Speaker 3: utilize the pelt. But also they eat only fresh vegetation
Speaker 3: and they don't do ship. I have a weird feeling
Speaker 3: the meat is probably fucking amazing.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but you know, curiosity killed the doganak.
Speaker 11: Could you imagine a panda steak would go.
Speaker 5: With fucking IP twenty eight over here, that stupid thing
Speaker 5: that organ's trying to pass of animal cruelty. They went
Speaker 5: to the extreme over here, who's trying to kill poor pandas.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to have a drenalized meat. I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to be cruel to it.
Speaker 4: We're a little pana.
Speaker 2: Quickly, Lord, have you ever hed.
Speaker 10: You wait the panda.
Speaker 15: You wait till it develops a little bit of a lip,
Speaker 15: and then you you know, you know, take care of.
Speaker 2: You getting dog. I want to hear your ship.
Speaker 4: It wasn't my fault. Whatever, How was I suppose I'm.
Speaker 11: Can't be talking.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know confirmed. Okay, it was mama.
Speaker 3: And you know, to some people culturally, that's a very
Speaker 3: normal meal.
Speaker 4: You know, do you miss the es cargo though, dude,
Speaker 4: I cargo. I lovecargo, so cargo.
Speaker 3: It depends on how it's cooked.
Speaker 2: Caviar I've had.
Speaker 5: I have had such expensive caviar working for them rich
Speaker 5: people back in.
Speaker 4: The day, and I just can't, like, I can't funk
Speaker 4: with it. I cannot.
Speaker 2: I feel like you could use it in place of
Speaker 2: capers and it would go hard.
Speaker 5: I love capers, but now I don't. There's something about it,
Speaker 5: because great, Oh I love that cargo.
Speaker 4: No, that's it tastes a little bit like shrimp habachi.
Speaker 4: I like it on the hibachi grill.
Speaker 5: I like they like put a whole bunch of butter
Speaker 5: and garlic in it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's so it's on yeah fuck yeah.
Speaker 4: But now we got off from them food topic, Well
Speaker 4: we're fat ass.
Speaker 3: For the record, cult members, No, I do not actually
Speaker 3: want to eat a sasquatch. I'm saying if the mat
Speaker 3: was offered to me, I can't say I would turn
Speaker 3: it down. But I'm not going out there sasquatch hunting
Speaker 3: for real. I want a sasquatch hunt to see them.
Speaker 4: I would be the worst person.
Speaker 5: If there was like some intergalactical situation or whatever and
Speaker 5: they're like, here, you need to try this, I'm like, that's.
Speaker 2: Alien curious what aliens?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 4: He's way too quick?
Speaker 11: Like, can I ask a very random us please? I
Speaker 11: don't mean to take over.
Speaker 15: I'm just I'm just popping in right now, and I've
Speaker 15: been on the road all day. I'm I'm on a
Speaker 15: birthday road trip right now, and I saw that I
Speaker 15: missed you guys as h I completely forgot what day
Speaker 15: it was and forgot that the fucking Live was coming
Speaker 15: on tonight. But all that aside, I can ask a
Speaker 15: very random question. Sure, somebody pushes a steak in front
Speaker 15: of you, you take the first bite, they tell you
Speaker 15: that it's Mermaid. Are you going to take a second bite.
Speaker 2: You ain't ship Wait what we're talking about here. It's
Speaker 2: a fish. It's a fish that may or may not
Speaker 2: have a face like I don't know, I never met
Speaker 2: the mermaid.
Speaker 11: He quickly said, yeah, yeah, so quick.
Speaker 2: Does it taste good? Because if it tastes like.
Speaker 11: It said, extra butter, please.
Speaker 2: It depends.
Speaker 4: Yeah you didn't even check up, like for air.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it tastes like a tuna steak. Then yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: a funk that ship up, dude.
Speaker 15: But all right, so you know good and well in
Speaker 15: you're conscious that you're eating, and you're eating aquatic majesticness.
Speaker 4: I couldn't do it. I couldn't do after that first bite,
Speaker 4: I would Why do we believe that?
Speaker 11: Are you finishing that? Are you finishing the I.
Speaker 4: Probably honestly would spit that bit.
Speaker 6: Yea.
Speaker 2: Why do we.
Speaker 3: Believe that mermaids are majestic? Because Disney told you so.
Speaker 3: The all depictions of them look like.
Speaker 5: They're look I'm not saying, okay, if they looks if
Speaker 5: they looked like Harry Potter Mermaids, thank you, and they
Speaker 5: were like, I don't know, like I might, I might
Speaker 5: finish the bite like I might finish the b but
Speaker 5: I don't think I was taking a second bite.
Speaker 15: Okay, let's say they're like three uglier than that, are you?
Speaker 2: Like on some real levels? All historical documentation about Mermaids
Speaker 2: make them out to me sea monsters that kill people.
Speaker 11: Okay, So with that being said, all right, with that
Speaker 11: being said.
Speaker 4: They sent you.
Speaker 15: Yes, I like that matters exactly where I know that
Speaker 15: being said. They taste amazing, and you have leftovers. How
Speaker 15: long are you leaving those leftovers?
Speaker 3: To be honest with you, I'm gonna do an experiment
Speaker 3: to see how long mermaid meat takes to spoil.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna like eat it a second time. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna see there's no research on it. There's no research
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 4: Dude, Put that in yo, put that ship in some fun.
Speaker 2: You tell me right now, you wouldn't make mermaid sushi?
Speaker 2: Come on, now, what are we talking about?
Speaker 4: I don't like sushi though. I hate sushi. Yeah I know,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm one of the odd ones. I don't like it.
Speaker 4: Everyone's crashing out in chat. I don't. I don't fuck
Speaker 4: with sushi.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know I would. That would make mid
Speaker 2: Sam and all say long, But after.
Speaker 15: That first fight, you see that there's like three different
Speaker 15: there's there's three there's three other steaks right there there.
Speaker 15: They're for you, this person that's prepared this food. It's
Speaker 15: not cooked, but it's it's chopped up in the in
Speaker 15: the steaks. You take that first bite, they tell you
Speaker 15: it's mermaid. Are you keeping those extra steaks or are
Speaker 15: you letting the spoil?
Speaker 2: Is it good?
Speaker 11: If you're not? If you're not, if you're not letting spoil,
Speaker 11: how long are you leaving?
Speaker 2: Does it taste good? Is the other question.
Speaker 11: That's what I'm telling you. It tastes amazing.
Speaker 2: It tastes like.
Speaker 4: He's gonna eat them all day.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna be polite and be like, man, I
Speaker 5: got really bad stomach ache, and slightly.
Speaker 4: I'm allergic. My mouth is swelling.
Speaker 7: Bravely.
Speaker 11: You tell me you don't take a second bite.
Speaker 5: Y pansy though when it comes to she is she
Speaker 5: doesn't do a lot of I'm.
Speaker 4: A pansy man.
Speaker 5: When it comes to like certain foods and well smells,
Speaker 5: it depends on how it smells, It depends on what
Speaker 5: it tastes like.
Speaker 15: I almost it smells just like a tuna steak. It
Speaker 15: tastes just like a tuna steak. I don't eat it.
Speaker 11: It's very good.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't mind tuna that bad afterwards?
Speaker 11: Are you eating? The rest of them are probably not.
Speaker 4: I give him and I give them to him because
Speaker 4: I know his ask.
Speaker 2: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I probably wouldn't do it, dude. That's like, that's
Speaker 4: like the survival situation.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: Throw some lemon pepper on that bitch. Maybe a little
Speaker 3: bit of soy sauce on the day time.
Speaker 11: That night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I'll space it out. I'll space it out
Speaker 3: of a day or two. You know, depends on how
Speaker 3: long it stays good. I don't know what what the
Speaker 3: return ratio is on when Mermaid meats spoils.
Speaker 11: You know, my god, if it's forever good, if it's
Speaker 11: what if?
Speaker 5: This is like a whole situation of Fay though, like
Speaker 5: once you eat the food, you can't go back.
Speaker 2: I mean again, all historical documentation.
Speaker 3: All documentation of Fay make them out to be monsters
Speaker 3: that hurt people. So like they're also not these like
Speaker 3: really gorgeous creatures.
Speaker 2: They look terrify.
Speaker 4: Leave the sexy Faye people alone.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know what the rest of us like to
Speaker 5: live in fantasy, so also would love.
Speaker 11: To taste if they were sexy? Would it would it
Speaker 11: turn your stomach? Would it like? Would it make you
Speaker 11: not want to eat it anymore?
Speaker 5: If it was what I would not for soft, I
Speaker 5: would not.
Speaker 4: You would see me gone in a heartbeat.
Speaker 5: If there was like a fade door somewhere and there
Speaker 5: were a hot people up in that bitch, I'd be like,
Speaker 5: you got dragons, you got some ship going up bye,
Speaker 5: I'd be gone. But I've gone in a heartbeat. You
Speaker 5: would never see me come back.
Speaker 2: So what does dragon meat taste like?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 2: The next question?
Speaker 4: You are no dragon?
Speaker 15: Me would be like the beeft version of that fucking
Speaker 15: that mermaid.
Speaker 3: I feel like it would taste like snake. I feel
Speaker 3: like it's like snake.
Speaker 4: I don't know, No, Okay, throws off the feel.
Speaker 15: Dragons probably a little smoky because they be handling the fire.
Speaker 11: They're probably a little smoky to the to the taste.
Speaker 5: But you know, if they were if they were chill
Speaker 5: with us, we're like, you know they were you know,
Speaker 5: bonded to some people or whatever. Ate No way, yeah,
Speaker 5: like a like a dragon writer.
Speaker 15: You have you have none of this context though, I'm saying,
Speaker 15: I'm telling you this is like this is I couldn't.
Speaker 4: I was so gone at everything.
Speaker 15: You have no context. Somebody pushes a steak and you
Speaker 15: pick one of the two.
Speaker 2: Oh, she won't do that. That's the other thing.
Speaker 3: If somebody pushes some meal in front of her and
Speaker 3: doesn't tell her what's that, she's not gonna do it.
Speaker 3: I'm all right, try. So we did, and once she
Speaker 3: knew that it was squirreling rabbits, she ate it. But
Speaker 3: like she was not just gonna eat random bush meat
Speaker 3: like that. Raven's not about that life.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I've learned the hard way with it.
Speaker 2: Dude, A dragon sounds so.
Speaker 5: I'm so sketchy though about people's food, Like you gotta understand,
Speaker 5: I've I've learned the hard way. I will make everyone
Speaker 5: else eat it, and I'll watch them like maybe.
Speaker 3: I've thought about cooking you some raccoon, but I already
Speaker 3: know that you wouldn't touch it, just because I wouldn't
Speaker 3: tell you what it is after you eat it, and
Speaker 3: you already know how I am.
Speaker 2: So you wouldn't. You wouldn't but not touch it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: And plus we had a raccoon in my family precious,
Speaker 5: so we yeah, but we like kept her alive.
Speaker 4: Well, my dad did for a long time. That was
Speaker 4: his raccoon. That's a thing, his pet precious. Yeah, she
Speaker 4: was psycho.
Speaker 2: But yeah.
Speaker 3: So back to the point as far as eating of
Speaker 3: the mythical beings, again, we're going off with the assumption
Speaker 3: that they are not sentient. If they are sentient beings
Speaker 3: that are well aware of what's going on, then no,
Speaker 3: I want no part of eating that for obvious reasons.
Speaker 11: If they're not, but you don't know that until after
Speaker 11: the fact.
Speaker 15: I'm not saying this is going to be like you know,
Speaker 15: your daily diet, but I'm saying, like, you know, second notice, somebody.
Speaker 11: Pushes a freshly cured steak in front of you.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's trying anything Dragon Mermaid, but.
Speaker 15: There's and if you find out afterwards, are you continuing
Speaker 15: to eat the breast of that steak?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: I know, my ass would probably throw up, it.
Speaker 4: Was crazy.
Speaker 5: I got a really strong stomach for when it comes
Speaker 5: to like human related things. So like if somebody's leg
Speaker 5: gets blown off, or like you know, somebody's bleeding out
Speaker 5: or you know whatever that kind of stuff, no problem.
Speaker 5: I'm super good yeah, you talk about an animal having
Speaker 5: an issue, bro, I'm already gagging before I'm even like
Speaker 5: ten feet within within it. When one of the horses
Speaker 5: that I worked at a horse stable, one of the
Speaker 5: horses got an absess on its foot, I was dry
Speaker 5: heaving before even got to the door, and they were like,
Speaker 5: you good, and I'm like I can't. Like there's something
Speaker 5: about animal stuff like gets me my stomach starting to
Speaker 5: turn just talking about it.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 5: So like when it comes to food, I am so
Speaker 5: fucking leary. Especially when I lived overseas too. I was
Speaker 5: like I'd watch people and be like, I'll let you first,
Speaker 5: and then if nothing happens, and then I'll eat it
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 3: It's kind of the same concept though, per your example,
Speaker 3: if somebody push a stake in front of you, you
Speaker 3: take a bite, it's really good, and then they tell
Speaker 3: you it's human meat. Are you taking a second bite
Speaker 3: on that? I would have to say no, right, because
Speaker 3: humans are sentient and I find this to be wrong.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with the dragons or the mermaids
Speaker 3: or the bigfoot or whatever else. If they tell me
Speaker 3: that it's a sentient being, yeah, I'm done.
Speaker 2: We're good.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go ahead and politely or very loudly excuse
Speaker 3: myself from the table. If it's a non sentient being
Speaker 3: like I think mermaids are, then yeah, I'm a fuck
Speaker 3: it up. And if dragons are real and they're not
Speaker 3: sentient and don't bond to people and all these things,
Speaker 3: and if they are just like a giant flying snakelike reptile,
Speaker 3: yeah I'm a fuck that bitch up too.
Speaker 2: That tastes delicious. Snake's great.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: So what is it?
Speaker 11: What is the definition of sentient?
Speaker 15: Because like with that, with that logic, if somebody pushed
Speaker 15: a dog in front of you, you didn't know what
Speaker 15: it was, but you found out that it was dog,
Speaker 15: do you consider dog sentient?
Speaker 2: So this is I don't eat dog.
Speaker 3: But this is also why, this is also why I
Speaker 3: have an English Mastiff though that's a very large dog breed,
Speaker 3: because if and when push came to shove and we
Speaker 3: were in a survival situation, that dog will feed me
Speaker 3: and my family for about two days exactly. My point,
Speaker 3: Survival is different than than going and getting a meal somewhere.
Speaker 2: There's there's different lines to this, right, No, and.
Speaker 15: I understand that, but like if it tasted amazing, it
Speaker 15: was like the best meat, Like it was cured perfectly,
Speaker 15: buttered for perfectly, seared perfectly. You ate it and it
Speaker 15: was like the best meat you had ever tasted. But
Speaker 15: it happened to be a mastiff.
Speaker 3: I would politely, politely excuse myself from the table personally. Yes, Now,
Speaker 3: if we were in a survival situation, yeah, it's going down.
Speaker 15: So if you didn't know your second meal was coming,
Speaker 15: you would eat the rest of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I can tell you.
Speaker 3: I saw this poster or it was a billboard once
Speaker 3: upon a time where it was like it started with
Speaker 3: a cow and a chicken, pig and all like normal
Speaker 3: livestock animals. Then it went to a dog and a cat,
Speaker 3: and then it went to a human and it was
Speaker 3: like slaughtering animals.
Speaker 2: Where do you draw the line?
Speaker 3: And somebody came up with a spray paint and drew
Speaker 3: a line between the obvious livestock and then the pet
Speaker 3: animals and said regular eating, and then drew a line
Speaker 3: between the human and the pets and was like survival.
Speaker 2: That that's where we draw the lines.
Speaker 15: Cows are technically cows are tend to be smarter than
Speaker 15: smarter than dogs.
Speaker 4: Cows are pretty smart, right.
Speaker 11: They're smarter. They're they're they're actually smarter than dogs.
Speaker 15: Like they can they can retain like names, vocal patterns,
Speaker 15: all that.
Speaker 11: Stuff way better than dogs.
Speaker 15: Can, partly because their ears are bigger and they're just
Speaker 15: like a bigger bigger animals, Like their anatomy is bigger,
Speaker 15: so they can you know, their brain is bigger. But
Speaker 15: like we have no problem eating the burger, we have
Speaker 15: no problem eating you know, steak. Yeah, but you throw
Speaker 15: a fucking you know, a dog chick going out there
Speaker 15: and people.
Speaker 11: Lose their ship.
Speaker 3: Well, so dogs and humans have been evolutionarily speaking, they
Speaker 3: have been with each other for so long that even
Speaker 3: physical touch between a human and a dog forces serotonin
Speaker 3: to dump in both of us. The same cannot be
Speaker 3: said for cows.
Speaker 15: I mean, I feel I feel like cows came probably
Speaker 15: like three weeks later.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know when likes came about. I
Speaker 3: loves they came about.
Speaker 11: Three weeks later. My brother, my brother, like.
Speaker 2: You are you? But I've also done research into this
Speaker 2: with cats. That's not the case.
Speaker 3: Cats also have I remember we talked about this a
Speaker 3: couple of months ago and there, there was a couple
Speaker 3: of cult members that were like, my cat loves.
Speaker 2: Me and this and this.
Speaker 3: It's like, you realize, if you died right now, within
Speaker 3: twenty four hours, your cat has eaten your face off.
Speaker 3: Like that's that's a real thing.
Speaker 4: Dogs.
Speaker 2: Dogs will lie on the grave side that cat is
Speaker 2: on your ass.
Speaker 11: B Oh, yeah, that cat is your ass like beat turkey.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But dogs have killed me lots of people before, not
Speaker 5: none of the eating them when you've been left trapped.
Speaker 2: Not many, not as many as cats.
Speaker 5: One of my friends when we were in EMT school
Speaker 5: together and like we just graduated, both of us. She
Speaker 5: went and started working in a place up in Washington.
Speaker 5: Her first assignment was going to a house where his
Speaker 5: four dogs ate pretty much the majority.
Speaker 4: Of his body.
Speaker 2: How long what kind of dogs?
Speaker 5: I don't remember, to be honest, they were like different
Speaker 5: types of dogs.
Speaker 4: But like he they it was bad.
Speaker 5: Like it was it was really gruesome, and I'm like, yeah, no,
Speaker 5: they're still animals.
Speaker 3: I've talked to I've talked to a lot of firefighters
Speaker 3: and first responders and cops, and it's almost a guarantee
Speaker 3: that if this person has been nobody's heard from them.
Speaker 3: For a week and they had a cat, They're going
Speaker 3: to find a person without a face. More often than not,
Speaker 3: dogs will not eat their owners until it has passed,
Speaker 3: like beyond a level of acceptableness. A dog will lie
Speaker 3: on the grave of its master and starve itself to death.
Speaker 3: A cat will eat your face almost instantly after you die.
Speaker 15: I'm just saying because dogs are dope. Dogs are fucking amazing.
Speaker 15: They're amazing pets, I'm not I'm not taking that away.
Speaker 15: I'm just saying more dope may not be delicious.
Speaker 4: What cows are great?
Speaker 11: No idea land.
Speaker 5: I can't wait for my mini Hiland cow. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to taste that. I raise.
Speaker 11: Are you going? Are you going in on somebody with
Speaker 11: the cow?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no, so there we we know some well
Speaker 5: I know some people that do cattle and stuff. And
Speaker 5: but I want to get a mini Highland cow. Yes,
Speaker 5: as a pet. No, I'm not eating my cow, it's
Speaker 5: my baby cow.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 2: But I will getting cows too, and I will be
Speaker 2: eating them.
Speaker 11: Yes, things, Okay, I would accept nothing less for me. Jacob. Yes,
Speaker 11: I did not know Raven Lee was.
Speaker 4: Having Okay, No, it's a little mini cow. You can't know,
Speaker 4: I mean, don't know such a cow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, have you seen a little Highland fuzzy little mini cows.
Speaker 5: My girlfriend her brother own five of them and they've
Speaker 5: had them for four years now, and they're tiny and
Speaker 5: her durable. They're not like super many, but they're like,
Speaker 5: you know, the size of his massive.
Speaker 3: That's that's many as far as cows are concerned. My
Speaker 3: dog she's rue. She's lean for a massive Honestly, she's
Speaker 3: gotten fatter now, but even still she only weighs like
Speaker 3: maybe a buck thirty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're cute. They're like little fuzzy things. I want
Speaker 4: one mm hm.
Speaker 15: Them Island cows are very cute. I'm not even a
Speaker 15: lot of you. Yes, I follow a page right now.
Speaker 15: And they like they do those like it's like one
Speaker 15: of them guilty pleasures. Like it's like a very cute
Speaker 15: ass like videos like the cows running up to them.
Speaker 11: When they think all their names or whatever like that
Speaker 11: and they lick them and shit.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, now they're they're super loyal.
Speaker 15: I always thought the crew, like I thought that that
Speaker 15: was just like them catching them by adolas some of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, some of them grow but some of them they've
Speaker 5: engineered them, kind of like the teacup dogs to be
Speaker 5: able to stay small.
Speaker 3: So I'll tell you what though, I want to see.
Speaker 3: Uh I've heard anyway. I haven't seen this with my eyeballs,
Speaker 3: but I have heard or that there are many dairy
Speaker 3: cows that when you milk them, they produce a half
Speaker 3: gallon of milk a day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the apparently a little they're cute. I've looked
Speaker 5: them up, but they're adorable.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the lifespan of these things are.
Speaker 3: But also like for all of what my needs would
Speaker 3: be whenever the farm gets started, a half gallon a
Speaker 3: day is more than enough because we're not big milk drinkers.
Speaker 3: But I would like to start making my own butter
Speaker 3: and like heavy whipping cream and fuck around with me
Speaker 3: basic white women, bro.
Speaker 11: I mean, like the food the food stuff is going nowadays,
Speaker 11: Like that's.
Speaker 15: Gonna be like a high commodity that you can get
Speaker 15: like some many like dairy cows that don't grow to be, like,
Speaker 15: you know, so big that you can't sustain them in
Speaker 15: a yard.
Speaker 11: If you can get like three or four of the
Speaker 11: fuckers in your yard, you're.
Speaker 3: Straight yes, indeed, But also, what the fuck was that
Speaker 3: statement about you.
Speaker 5: Shit all over white women all the time, and I
Speaker 5: was just simply saying that, like it's a big thing
Speaker 5: right now with white women, not just white women, but
Speaker 5: with women in general. Tour first off was great, So
Speaker 5: I love me some.
Speaker 2: Make my own butter and cheese makes me a white woman.
Speaker 2: But as soon as I have sour dough, you start
Speaker 2: the scoffs.
Speaker 4: Sour dough is fantastic.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Samuel, You've had your hand raised and you're like
Speaker 5: chomping at the bed.
Speaker 4: He like fell over in the chair.
Speaker 13: Yes, first of all, I feel targeted, like didn't and
Speaker 13: I'll steck it off. Look at the Xbox logo. The
Speaker 13: guy who came up with the Xbox. He's is that
Speaker 13: he came up with a logo based off of Sarada
Speaker 13: i ape that he would be best injineered from POMPEII.
Speaker 5: Oh speaking sorry, I don't want to interrupt you, but
Speaker 5: speaking off, they've just found a whole bunch of information
Speaker 5: about POMPEII.
Speaker 4: We will circle back to it.
Speaker 2: But we probably talked about it a couple of months ago.
Speaker 2: How it's not when they thought it was.
Speaker 5: No they found a whole bunch of they found actually
Speaker 5: the city is closer, and they found like what actually
Speaker 5: happened to them. They melted from the inside out, and
Speaker 5: like there was a whole thing about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyways, go on, Samuel.
Speaker 10: Also, I wanted to be fair.
Speaker 13: I would eat the the Sam's gran sasquatch whatever you
Speaker 13: want to say, and mermaids depending on which version, because
Speaker 13: they I did on a research on them, like did
Speaker 13: in an actual research paper in ninth grade of women
Speaker 13: everything the mythology, you know. Uh, certain versions of him
Speaker 13: would actually d what they would often drowned the sailors,
Speaker 13: but they would breed with the sailors after they drowned them.
Speaker 13: They would take their essence after drowning them, before they
Speaker 13: eat them though, so yeah.
Speaker 4: After you can't.
Speaker 5: Actually that's how that's how women got pregnant the mortician
Speaker 5: because she extracted it from him.
Speaker 3: This dude was in the morgue in this lady mortician,
Speaker 3: Uh did the deed so to speak, and extracted still
Speaker 3: living seamen from him and concede a child from a
Speaker 3: dead dude.
Speaker 2: That is a thing that took place.
Speaker 11: I bet it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Oh no, well, I mean if you're gonna impregnate a
Speaker 3: dead chick. The nine months gestation would probably be a
Speaker 3: little difficult, you know, but that doesn't work, that's my point.
Speaker 13: They for that, they would use a sounding of They
Speaker 13: would use a sounder and they would uh send electrical
Speaker 13: pulses through the gas prostate to actually trigger it.
Speaker 3: And sounding rods have made their appearance into this episode.
Speaker 2: All right, well.
Speaker 10: That's actually how she would like. They would do it
Speaker 10: to do that because.
Speaker 13: A buddy of mine that I know, he passed away
Speaker 13: and uh, his wife had that done so that she
Speaker 13: could actually carry you on his bloodline.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was not It was not great.
Speaker 5: That's it depends on if if it depends on if
Speaker 5: it was something that was put into their will and
Speaker 5: stuff like that like this, it was okay, well then
Speaker 5: I mean it's then it's you know, it's it's.
Speaker 10: So that's how I learned of it.
Speaker 13: I was like, wait, why would electrical shot on that
Speaker 13: does that?
Speaker 10: That's scary.
Speaker 2: They couldn't just get a sperm sample while the boy
Speaker 2: was still kicking.
Speaker 10: The fuck he had he had a freak accident in all.
Speaker 2: Okay, so wait wait, wait, wait, hold the funk on,
Speaker 2: Hold the funk on. Now you're telling me with a
Speaker 2: straight face.
Speaker 5: I thought we were going to make it one whole episode.
Speaker 5: We didn't talk about Dix, but here we are.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't even do this. Hold on, you mean
Speaker 3: to tell me that this dude wrote it? Mom, you're
Speaker 3: telling me this guy wrote it into his.
Speaker 2: Will that if he died crazily, his wife had permission
Speaker 2: to do sounding rods to extract seemen from him to
Speaker 2: carry on his bloodline. Then he has a freak accident.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but so they from what I was saying, they
Speaker 10: had this conversation and they got the night they got
Speaker 10: buried and everything.
Speaker 13: So like if I ever wanted kids at boy, like
Speaker 13: it would and if he died before they could actually
Speaker 13: have a kid together, that it would be like that.
Speaker 13: And he ended up driving his motorcycle off the mountain.
Speaker 15: I wonder who brought the conversation up.
Speaker 10: Uh, I don't know. I do you know that my
Speaker 10: boy was a freak, So probably.
Speaker 2: I could imagine the night they get married, your boys
Speaker 2: talking about doing sounding rods and his dead dick, if.
Speaker 11: I die, please put the sounding rd.
Speaker 5: He probably honestly just said that, like you know, you
Speaker 5: should if if I something happens to me then using
Speaker 5: the means necessary to obtain this, It's not I mean
Speaker 5: I've heard of other weird things when it comes to
Speaker 5: that when people have used like made sure that they've
Speaker 5: you know, but they normally they freeze it.
Speaker 4: They cry or freeze it. So they normal fucking person.
Speaker 5: They have that they because like in that crowd freezing thing,
Speaker 5: it says that, you know, do you want your partner
Speaker 5: to be able to obtain this after your death or
Speaker 5: be able to use it for anything? See with like
Speaker 5: if you're wanting to put some eggs away and stuff
Speaker 5: like yeah, I mean yeah, there's a lot of money
Speaker 5: to be made from eggs.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: How do you start the conversation off?
Speaker 15: Like, hey, so baby, by the way, I know this
Speaker 15: linguini is like really nice and this honeymoon ice.
Speaker 11: If I die, please probe me with a shockwave that
Speaker 11: produced because.
Speaker 2: No, no, no sound Do you know what a sounding rod is?
Speaker 2: A visions?
Speaker 11: I do?
Speaker 3: Okay when you said with shockwave or sound ways, I'm
Speaker 3: like that that is not how this is used.
Speaker 15: This is well, let's bing them together, figure out where
Speaker 15: the where the access point is, and let's get it popping.
Speaker 4: Because you hold contracting muscle.
Speaker 5: That's all you're doing in faction.
Speaker 2: I love our cult members so much.
Speaker 10: Also, Jacob, look up the.
Speaker 2: Do what's say?
Speaker 10: Look up the aquatic theory.
Speaker 4: It's don't do it.
Speaker 13: The theory that the branching of human to the semi aquatic.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: No, I've looked into it. I don't I don't particularly
Speaker 3: buy it. But as far as the evolutionary stamp.
Speaker 4: Don't like anything that's evolutionary though.
Speaker 2: That's not true.
Speaker 4: Why it goes against the Bible. If you look.
Speaker 2: At it, you're putting words in my mouth.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying from a no, from a religious standpoint,
Speaker 5: if you you can't believe in evolution because it goes
Speaker 5: against the Garden of Eden and everything else.
Speaker 2: So like it's I believe in evolution to a point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I'm I mean obviously, scientific wise, you can't
Speaker 5: say that there is no evolution because there's you know,
Speaker 5: tons of animals that have evolved and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Like to say all dogs are descended from the dire
Speaker 3: wolf or something. I think that's a version of evolution,
Speaker 3: but they're all still within the canine family. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: so to say that the aquatic ape theory or anything
Speaker 3: as far as how we evolved from primates, yet somehow
Speaker 3: we still have primates on Earth. Like we don't have
Speaker 3: dire wolves anymore. We have all these different dog breeds,
Speaker 3: but we don't have dire wolves. All cats came from
Speaker 3: the tiger. Okay, we can have that conversation. We don't
Speaker 3: have sabertooth tigers anymore. Yet, to say that we came
Speaker 3: from no, hopefully god we don't. But anyway, to say
Speaker 3: that we all came from monkeys, that would mean that
Speaker 3: we have no more monkeys, but we do. So that
Speaker 3: the entire theory of evolution as far as humans coming
Speaker 3: from animals, has so many poles in it, and it
Speaker 3: takes so much faith to believe in it that it's
Speaker 3: it's ridiculous.
Speaker 7: It's true.
Speaker 13: The quote magnets the Neanderthal, and then the upper pail
Speaker 13: lit which is the Clote magnums.
Speaker 11: And then you have the two quomagazine okay, even.
Speaker 13: And then they just found a species that they dubbed
Speaker 13: the hobbit. That's like fucking under thrill.
Speaker 4: I've seen it. I was looking into it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the hobbits are literally like little people.
Speaker 13: It's like no, they say they trace carbonated it back
Speaker 13: to nine million years. So I'm not I don't want
Speaker 13: who to say believe in the evolution, but I will
Speaker 13: say that there are some treats and players in nature
Speaker 13: because nations don't do nature. Mother Nature is the body
Speaker 13: and she brings in that. She is the matrix of black.
Speaker 13: I believe God and Mother Nature is wanting us say,
Speaker 13: like the both hands in the same court.
Speaker 10: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Sure, I guess I see whe you're going with that.
Speaker 13: Life is gonna find a way and like what do
Speaker 13: you have fun guy that has evolved.
Speaker 10: Now into eating radiation around Fukushimo. Yeah, and uh which.
Speaker 13: Actually Chernobyl didn't. Yeah, it didn't have wolves, like a
Speaker 13: big wolf population. But now like over the time since
Speaker 13: the meltdown, Uh, the wolves have we uh we inserted
Speaker 13: themselves into the area and they're actually they're there. They've
Speaker 13: been not really mutated, but like they've adopted, adapted to
Speaker 13: the radiation and everything, and they have gotten bigger and
Speaker 13: it's it's really awesome.
Speaker 2: That's what this world needs. Mutated radioactivities.
Speaker 4: I mean we have also tangement turtles.
Speaker 10: So like, hey, now you leave the four Painters alone.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 13: I absolutely love chapels a damn teenage mutants.
Speaker 5: I love turtles. I always have been obsessed with it
Speaker 5: since I was a kid. So like, there's no hate.
Speaker 2: And I told you where that came from, right, Yeah.
Speaker 11: It was the weird, the weird theory about the teenager
Speaker 11: mutant ninja turtles.
Speaker 5: And like, bro, you like busting like all dreams every
Speaker 5: time you send me ship, so if you this for me.
Speaker 15: But it's so interesting though, because it's like there's a
Speaker 15: there's a theory out that like, okay, the teenage mute
Speaker 15: ninja turtles are underground reptilians that survive off of an
Speaker 15: ooze that comes from an unknown place that makes them stronger.
Speaker 15: That they then go and team up with teenagers or
Speaker 15: kids and fight crime during the day night but during
Speaker 15: during the night, I guess, yeah, during the night, which
Speaker 15: is even worse.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: And the whole pizza thing, Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, they're eating pizza all the time and we
Speaker 15: don't know who that.
Speaker 5: That's all about cyber you know, the cyber breaking in
Speaker 5: the first part of it, you know, because they're all
Speaker 5: about the cyber kids. And stuff and breaking the hat
Speaker 5: and the matrix pretty much and talking all about that
Speaker 5: and then stealing you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a whole bunch of it.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard that. It was supposed to be.
Speaker 3: Uh raw visions you cut out, brother said the.
Speaker 11: Girl, I'm saying. And they're controlling the media.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and getting the story out there and kind of
Speaker 15: like you know, pludging things around because she doesn't want
Speaker 15: them to be discovered, so they don't, you know, whatever,
Speaker 15: get discovered.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard this one, but it's I see the connections,
Speaker 3: I see the lines.
Speaker 2: I always just knew that.
Speaker 11: I'm doing a ship job of explaining it right now.
Speaker 15: But like when you look at it and you see it,
Speaker 15: you know, word for word, the ship makes sense.
Speaker 3: I see the comparisons being drawn for sure. I always
Speaker 3: just knew it was a spoof off of like the
Speaker 3: X Men, right because you got four.
Speaker 2: It was like a joke.
Speaker 3: It was like, what's the one animal that you would
Speaker 3: least like, like, what's the least likely animal to.
Speaker 2: Ever be a ninja? Fucking turtles?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 2: Oh hell yeah, let's write that ship down. Who are
Speaker 2: they trained by a rat?
Speaker 3: And they live in the sewers dude, obviously what and
Speaker 3: they're big, bad guys to do with a bunch of
Speaker 3: saw blades on it. It was meant to be a
Speaker 3: complete joke, but then whenever they released it to the public,
Speaker 3: it was an instant hit. And they're like, we totally
Speaker 3: meant for that to happen, all right, And so they
Speaker 3: just ran with it.
Speaker 11: Trained by a rat. But what do you call a whistleblower?
Speaker 7: Oh call them a rap.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, it's a wild theory. I've heard it before.
Speaker 2: I have not, you have not.
Speaker 4: This is the Namuel have you heard of this theory?
Speaker 4: You see your Henry I.
Speaker 13: The one that they that since anew was uh the
Speaker 13: media Personality and Everything, which is the first movie with
Speaker 13: the nineties movies are better than any of the Michael
Speaker 13: Bay movies.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 13: So she was talking about the foot pant which at
Speaker 13: that point in time it was just to mystery mynts
Speaker 13: and everything, and he says, I don't want to hear
Speaker 13: anything about a fake plan from forts six hundred years
Speaker 13: ago in Japan? Why, like, is what the guy the
Speaker 13: like the head guy was saying, right, which that in
Speaker 13: the original comics, Uh, they were they actually acted like
Speaker 13: Ninja's they actually uh laid for the killed shots every
Speaker 13: time up until Mothers of America guys said that's too violent.
Speaker 10: That's why Casey wasn't in the second movie.
Speaker 3: But the Mothers of America got mad that of turtles
Speaker 3: were attacking people with kill shots, like this is ridiculous.
Speaker 13: But it's so hold on, hold on, I gotta let
Speaker 13: my blind slow down for a second. So so at
Speaker 13: that point in time, that also the in the original
Speaker 13: comments they were all black and white and everything. But
Speaker 13: it's so the t g r I Uh, the oods
Speaker 13: was a component.
Speaker 10: It was supposed to be nuclear.
Speaker 13: Uh, it was supposed to be like this is what
Speaker 13: can happen with unshaped nuclear g r I was sending
Speaker 13: they were dumping like all of the the fifty five
Speaker 13: gallon bales of the t g r I mutagen, like
Speaker 13: just bearing it, which was the whole promise of the
Speaker 13: second movie.
Speaker 10: And it was really.
Speaker 13: Talking about like wow as a precursor, like we should
Speaker 13: prevent the the mutagens and everything. That was like because
Speaker 13: of the nuclear dumping.
Speaker 2: Damn, I had never heard this bone.
Speaker 4: But if it's what if it's from Dake Larckley.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, hold on, hold on now, stop, Stop the press.
Speaker 3: In the chat, it was mentioned that it is a
Speaker 3: felony in Washington state to kill bigfoot. We have pulled
Speaker 3: up the the on the webs here I said that, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's so, yes, good cult members. It is illegal to
Speaker 3: kill bigfoot in Washington, specifically Scamania County, where a law
Speaker 3: was enacted in nineteen sixty nine to protect the creature,
Speaker 3: declaring it an endangered species. Violating this law can result
Speaker 3: in a fine and imprisonment.
Speaker 2: What is happening in the Pacific Northwest?
Speaker 10: Yo?
Speaker 4: That is sacred?
Speaker 5: Like you don't understand it is a sacred thing, Like
Speaker 5: you have you not seen my laptop?
Speaker 6: How?
Speaker 5: I have like fifteen stickers a Bigfoot on my laptop
Speaker 5: like it is it?
Speaker 3: But this would be equivalent to them passing a law
Speaker 3: in Louisiana that killing the rugaru is a punishable offense.
Speaker 2: It's like, I'm sorry killing the what?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And first off, I actually had a really cool
Speaker 4: painting on my wall of that. I don't know if
Speaker 4: you've ever seen it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've seen that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And I have a watchman call it. I have an
Speaker 5: interview with a vampire. I have all sorts of stuff
Speaker 5: on my wall from New Orleans. But yeah, from New Orleans.
Speaker 3: But I didn't realize that Washington State not only acknowledged
Speaker 3: that sam squenches are real, because they are, but also
Speaker 3: killing one can give you a fine or imprisonment.
Speaker 2: So I guess we'll never taste a bigfoot steak. Y'all.
Speaker 10: Well that's the thing there. Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can hear you. Brother, You're You've been unmuted
Speaker 2: for like twelve minutes.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 13: I had to go to the thing, the thing that
Speaker 13: wanted to cut off and cut back on. But no,
Speaker 13: the uh what I was talking about Oregon and that
Speaker 13: thing is there was a guy who came to have
Speaker 13: went hunting in Washington and actually, uh shot.
Speaker 10: And killed a juvenile bigfoot.
Speaker 13: Oh, the story came to he came to have buried it,
Speaker 13: and he's guilty.
Speaker 10: He felt so guilty, like he.
Speaker 13: Went away for like a week, went back home, and
Speaker 13: he felt so guilty like it was eating him alive.
Speaker 13: He went back, he went back to the grave that
Speaker 13: he dug and buried it.
Speaker 10: When he went back.
Speaker 13: To the one dug, uh, yeah, there was nobody, it
Speaker 13: was gone. I I personally think that I'm trying to
Speaker 13: keep an open mind. I think if that did actually
Speaker 13: did happen, that uh, it's parents or whatever, because he
Speaker 13: said that he saw a group like he saw one
Speaker 13: or two at that time, didn't know what it was,
Speaker 13: and he thought it was like a bear. He he's
Speaker 13: I think that it saw that, saw what happened, uh,
Speaker 13: and it just wanted it didn't want to attack or whatever,
Speaker 13: which I don't understand. Why not you just saw your
Speaker 13: your baby get killed. But I think that it took
Speaker 13: the body so that it could give it an actual
Speaker 13: proper burial according to their beliefs and everything, and so
Speaker 13: that we wouldn't have evidence.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, So this this, Uh, I feel like we
Speaker 3: heard that story years ago, but I have yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I mean I've obviously lived there, so I
Speaker 5: know ever heard those things.
Speaker 4: But so the National Guard has posted stuff about this.
Speaker 2: What the Washington State National Guard?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I'm sorry, I can't.
Speaker 5: So it says one of this article talks about about
Speaker 5: this whole situation. That says one of the most popular
Speaker 5: terms for the cryptid sasquatch, is derived from the Okay,
Speaker 5: it talks about that blah blah, hairy man according to
Speaker 5: the Washington State Washington State National Guard, it talks about
Speaker 5: you can hear tales of seven foot tall Harryman stalking
Speaker 5: the woods, occasionally scaring campers, lumberjacks, hikers, and alike. The
Speaker 5: State National Guards stated on their website. Those who claim
Speaker 5: to have seen Bigfoot have described everything from a large
Speaker 5: upright ape to an actual hairy man, sometimes standing over
Speaker 5: eight feet tall and described as powerfully built.
Speaker 4: The Washington State National Guard continue to say so. Then
Speaker 4: it goes on and talks about how.
Speaker 5: In twenty seventeen, Washington State senator authorized a bill to
Speaker 5: designate Sasquatch as the official cryptid of the United State
Speaker 5: United States, excuse me, Washington State. It also made a
Speaker 5: special license plate, and it talks about, uh, it's illegal
Speaker 5: to still hunt and kill them, and two separate counties
Speaker 5: in Washington State.
Speaker 4: It's not just one now. They also passed legislation.
Speaker 5: To create a sanctuary for them, a refuge excuse me,
Speaker 5: a protection and refugee area in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 4: What yep, yep.
Speaker 5: So you can go to jail, and you can also
Speaker 5: get a fine of ten thousand dollars and a maximum
Speaker 5: So you'd go to jail for five years. So they
Speaker 5: downgraded it in eighty four to one thousand dollars and
Speaker 5: a year in jail, and it's changed a couple times.
Speaker 5: So lawmakers noticed an influx of scientific investigators as well
Speaker 5: as casual hunters, many armed with lethal weapons.
Speaker 4: In sixty nine and.
Speaker 5: So back in the late sixties there were so many
Speaker 5: reported sightings of sasquatch, Bigfoot, YETI and the giant hairy
Speaker 5: ape that they decided to create eat this so.
Speaker 4: Where they couldn't you know, kill them any longer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So there was killings that did take place, and
Speaker 2: yet we have no corpse, no pelt yep.
Speaker 5: So apparently there's the there's actually a sanctuary now, a
Speaker 5: safe refugee place.
Speaker 3: So Washington is making it or they did make it
Speaker 3: to where you can't kill the sam Squange. Oregan's making
Speaker 3: it to where you can't kill any animal whatsoever.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the pn W is just a it's fucking Narnia.
Speaker 3: I'm just convinced of that.
Speaker 4: It's just I can go to Narnia, sign me up.
Speaker 2: I think you missed the point of what I was
Speaker 2: trying to say there.
Speaker 5: But Okay, I've always loved that book that those books though,
Speaker 5: like go through the closet and upen in a new world,
Speaker 5: Like it's it's epic, it's a whole thing, raw visions.
Speaker 5: What do you think about Narnia?
Speaker 11: So it's one of the best book series to ever
Speaker 11: have existed? Ever?
Speaker 15: Yeah they should, Uh did you did you hear about
Speaker 15: You're making They're actually gonna make a serious those.
Speaker 11: Look it up bringing it back. Yeah.
Speaker 15: I was thinking like like when I first saw it,
Speaker 15: now that's bullshit, and then I like actually looked into it.
Speaker 11: They're actually going to bring it back.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they're going to have a revamp of
Speaker 3: all the pastors that started giving sermons based off of
Speaker 3: it when everybody realized that it was a Christian themed
Speaker 3: book and that the author was using it to push
Speaker 3: biblical narratives. I had a lot of pastors that were
Speaker 3: like trying to use that as a way to start
Speaker 3: sermons and ship Dear God.
Speaker 15: I hope not, And if they do, I hope they
Speaker 15: put they that they pick a really good one because
Speaker 15: it's like it's really easy to go off the rails
Speaker 15: with Narnia. It is like because it's so fantastical, but
Speaker 15: like at the at the core of it.
Speaker 11: There's a Christian message and I can fuck with it.
Speaker 15: And like when you read the books, you get it
Speaker 15: because you're getting it from like beginning to end.
Speaker 11: And it's not like beat over your head.
Speaker 15: It's kind of like slow drip to you, and throughout
Speaker 15: the end you're like, oh shit, okay, so yeah, Aslin
Speaker 15: is kind of like Jesus.
Speaker 2: And then right, oh, these are the disciples.
Speaker 11: Oh oh that's okay, that's kind of like Nazareth.
Speaker 15: Okay, all right, all right, I get it, okay, bet,
Speaker 15: And then you get that at the very end. But
Speaker 15: I feel like if they get the wrong pastor or
Speaker 15: like the wrong.
Speaker 11: Christian denomination behind it, it's gonna be like Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, as.
Speaker 15: Jesus, Jesus, a little bit of actions and dialogue, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.
Speaker 2: It's the same show with Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 3: Tolkien was using that to push a very Christian narrative,
Speaker 3: but you know he didn't do it just overtly trying
Speaker 3: to quote Bible verses and ship. But yeah, that was
Speaker 3: like the overarching theme, and a lot of people were
Speaker 3: pissed about that when they figured that out.
Speaker 11: You know, they were contemporaries. Tolkien actually spoke to C. S.
Speaker 15: Lewis about about his book, and he was like, I mean,
Speaker 15: you know, it's okay, all right, I don't love it,
Speaker 15: but you.
Speaker 2: Know, Tolman, he was a gentleman.
Speaker 7: She was.
Speaker 15: He was a very gentleman about he probably, you know,
Speaker 15: adjusted his tie as he said it, so.
Speaker 2: No adjusted his tie.
Speaker 5: I will say, though the Hobbit is really boring to
Speaker 5: read like it is.
Speaker 4: I haven't. Yeah, I haven't read it.
Speaker 5: In a long, long, long time, but it was very
Speaker 5: tough for me to read. I'm not gonna lie to you.
Speaker 5: I did enjoy the movies a lot more. Which happy
Speaker 5: twenty fifth anniversary, by the way. I can't believe it
Speaker 5: and feel really old.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, But to what.
Speaker 15: I were just saying a second ago about the sand Squinch,
Speaker 15: why would he make Why would we make loves about
Speaker 15: something that's not existent?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 11: That's kind of disposure in itself.
Speaker 15: If it's illegal and punishable by like a fine or
Speaker 15: jail time, how the fuck do you go to jail
Speaker 15: saying yo, you know, I got fifteen years.
Speaker 11: Did not kill the Sandsplinch.
Speaker 3: That's that's a very good point. It's the same conversation
Speaker 3: that could be said as far as kim trails go,
Speaker 3: all these people, Oh, kim trails aren't real, then why
Speaker 3: are there multiple states that have outlawed them?
Speaker 11: So, yeah, something that's not real. This is a hill
Speaker 11: see it?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: I will say it's kind of an emission thing of like, hey,
Speaker 5: so they they are here, they were here at some point,
Speaker 5: So now we're just gonna make a little safe space
Speaker 5: for him, and uh, you.
Speaker 4: Know, we're just gonna ignore it and keep going on.
Speaker 2: About them safe spaces.
Speaker 15: Should we consider because should we?
Speaker 11: Should we consider u sasquatch like disclosed already?
Speaker 3: Apparently it's not because there's still so much controversy around it.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of interesting conversations.
Speaker 5: About it lately, though, I feel like it's gotten huge
Speaker 5: in the last few months.
Speaker 2: Again, there's ebbs and flows to the crypto conversation.
Speaker 15: Last couple of years, it's been it's been, like you
Speaker 15: know what I'm saying, Like a lot of like independent
Speaker 15: like uh documentarians are doing like a lot of like
Speaker 15: deep dives, like going out there. I actually putting boots
Speaker 15: to ground looking for these things like dog Man two. Yeah,
Speaker 15: skinwalker too. I don't, I don't know if like that,
Speaker 15: because my thing with the skin walker is like, is
Speaker 15: it like a derivative of the no or is it like,
Speaker 15: you know, maybe a different thing, but like you kind
Speaker 15: of have same mannerisms and they may have like same
Speaker 15: attributes to them, but like, you know, I can clearly
Speaker 15: you know, distinguish like a skinwalker story from like a
Speaker 15: Sasquatch story, but like when you start breaking down like
Speaker 15: the attributes, it's like, well shit, this one can kind
Speaker 15: of morph and do other things you know, from a
Speaker 15: different animal. But like it definitely walks in between dimensions.
Speaker 15: Like so how do we explain that?
Speaker 3: So skin walkers specifically come from the Navajo tribe, and
Speaker 3: there's a couple of other tribes surrounding them that have
Speaker 3: the same stories. But essentially the only way that a
Speaker 3: person becomes a skin walker is that they do black
Speaker 3: magic involving either incest or murder, and they have to
Speaker 3: use the blood or the juices or the bones to
Speaker 3: perform a black magic ritual or a dark medicine ritual,
Speaker 3: however you want to say it. To become a skin walker,
Speaker 3: this is their equivalent of like contacting demons to get
Speaker 3: imbued powers by them, completely completely separate from sasquatches and
Speaker 3: Bigfoot and these types of things.
Speaker 11: But I mean, and I hear you, and I've heard
Speaker 11: I've heard those things.
Speaker 15: But at the same time, it's like, well, when you're
Speaker 15: in the moment, how can you tell, because I've watched
Speaker 15: and I've heard different stories of people saying that, like
Speaker 15: you know, Bigfoot, Like you can't see them until they
Speaker 15: want you to see them, so like until then, they're just.
Speaker 4: Like the situation.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they're like either a mist or like a predator,
Speaker 15: like holographics.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say. I was like, I think they're like predator,
Speaker 4: could be, but.
Speaker 2: No, skin walkers aren't supposed to be invisible.
Speaker 3: They they move so fast to where you probably won't
Speaker 3: see them, and if you do see them, then they're
Speaker 3: supposed to instantly kill you.
Speaker 5: They are freaky as shit to me. Yeah, they have
Speaker 5: always been freaky to me. Same with dogmen, though dogmen
Speaker 5: really creeps me out in a weird way.
Speaker 11: Like it's just scariest shit to see in the world.
Speaker 5: I feel like it just would be horrible, like absolutely horrible.
Speaker 2: Now see I'll say.
Speaker 11: That a dog, but it's like a six foot five.
Speaker 4: Like it like moves strange, like we've But that's the thing.
Speaker 3: If we're gonna make the connection between encryptid and skin walkers,
Speaker 3: I think that dog man has a lot more connection
Speaker 3: to skin walkers than Sasquatch does. Yeah, and but perhaps
Speaker 3: perhaps if in fact, the sam Squanches have been making
Speaker 3: long packs with different Native American tribes throughout the years,
Speaker 3: it's very possible that they have been using skin walkers,
Speaker 3: and we might now call them dogmen. But perhaps this
Speaker 3: is actually a skin walker that has gotten uh more
Speaker 3: or less shanghaied into service to the Sasquatch clans or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 2: I could see that being a thing for sure.
Speaker 4: They're really crazy.
Speaker 15: Do you think God's grace Do you think God's grace
Speaker 15: extends to the skinwalkers?
Speaker 3: For you to become a skin walker, you have to
Speaker 3: do things that put you outside of that. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying that nobody's beyond that point, but it's like, like.
Speaker 5: I.
Speaker 3: So when you actively are seeking out the dark, and
Speaker 3: I don't mean because you think it's cool and edgy,
Speaker 3: I mean like you are truly serving the side of evil.
Speaker 3: Knowingly serving the side of evil, doing incest or cold
Speaker 3: blooded murder to family members to do further.
Speaker 2: Deeds in the name of evil.
Speaker 3: I feel like, you know, I don't know, that's between
Speaker 3: that person and God and all of that, but at
Speaker 3: that point, you've done so much work to go to
Speaker 3: the opposite end of the spectrum that you're gonna have
Speaker 3: to do an even more insane amount of work to
Speaker 3: get back to the neutral. So, like, I did research
Speaker 3: into this once upon a time, and I think this
Speaker 3: might also be why I have such a such a
Speaker 3: strong standpoint as far as the whole Satanism conversation is concerned.
Speaker 3: And I don't mean Anton Levey's Satanism where he thinks
Speaker 3: that masturbation is the most evil act that you can.
Speaker 11: Do with the cold hardshit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, real, real, real, So just I'll give everybody a
Speaker 3: quick tutorial here and you could do your own research
Speaker 3: to verify this. If you are a Christian and you
Speaker 3: have been baptized, and you have ever been given a
Speaker 3: spiritual gift.
Speaker 2: I e.
Speaker 3: If you're the type that's ever done the whole speaking
Speaker 3: in tongues thing, or if you've gotten the gift of
Speaker 3: interpretation or the gift of some sort of a prophetic message, whatever,
Speaker 3: if you have been actually given one of the spiritual gifts.
Speaker 3: So let's take this like it's a pH scale. Right,
Speaker 3: Let's say acid, neutral and base. For just sake of argument,
Speaker 3: let's say that we're talking about things on the base
Speaker 3: side of things, right, And let's say that perhaps one
Speaker 3: day after you've done all these things, and you have
Speaker 3: been in that level of God's glory and that level
Speaker 3: of blessings into your life, and you decide that you
Speaker 3: want to go the opposite direction just to get back
Speaker 3: to neutral, just to get back to us, to the
Speaker 3: water level. Before you even get to the acid side,
Speaker 3: you have to shit, I'm.
Speaker 2: Trying to remember.
Speaker 3: You have to do there's a murder that you have
Speaker 3: to do in a sacrificial way. You have to take
Speaker 3: the virginity of some murder.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you have to murder, and that eat a family member,
Speaker 11: and then take the virginity of or take the virginity
Speaker 11: of an innocent.
Speaker 3: Of someone under the age of twelve, right, because once
Speaker 3: they go over the age of thirteen, they're past the
Speaker 3: age of innocence. So you have to do these things
Speaker 3: all in a very very ritualistic way, and that's just
Speaker 3: to get back to the to the neutral, that's before
Speaker 3: you even step into the dark arts.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So yeah, whenever we're talking about if you've started from
Speaker 3: the neutral and you've gone into the dark art side,
Speaker 3: the insane amount of work you gotta do to get
Speaker 3: to neutral and then to get to the positive side,
Speaker 3: Like it's I'm not saying it's impossible.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that is between them and God.
Speaker 3: And this is also why, if anybody's curious, I have
Speaker 3: such a very strong line in the sand to make
Speaker 3: as far as the satanic iconography and the things that
Speaker 3: have demonic entities literally attached to them, and how that's
Speaker 3: a real thing. I do believe there's a spiritual war
Speaker 3: that is going on around us at all times. And
Speaker 3: when I see people that are delving into or dipping
Speaker 3: their toes into demonic waters, this is why I just,
Speaker 3: you know, don't fuck with it. There's there's no need
Speaker 3: to go there.
Speaker 15: The tapest way, to be honestly, I mean, I understand
Speaker 15: exactly what you're saying. I was I was really just
Speaker 15: trying to pick your brain onto like you know, because
Speaker 15: we do talk about like the prodigal son, and like there,
Speaker 15: you know, there's no there's no distance you can go
Speaker 15: from me that you cannot come back home.
Speaker 2: But you have to come back home. That's the thing.
Speaker 11: To come back home.
Speaker 3: Yes, you can't. You can't stay out there like the
Speaker 3: prodigal son that story. If he would have died while
Speaker 3: he was still out there feeding the pigs, he wasn't
Speaker 3: like back in good, good graces with his dad.
Speaker 2: He had to come back home to get that grace.
Speaker 2: That's the point. So yeah, I'm with you on that.
Speaker 15: That stuff get so it gets so tricky sometimes because
Speaker 15: like there are like these uh these like hell merry
Speaker 15: like miracle stories that are in the Bible where it's like,
Speaker 15: you know, like the the thief that was crucified right
Speaker 15: next to Jesus, like lived a whole entire life of
Speaker 15: sin and then the very second he was about to die,
Speaker 15: repented and then was brought before God and.
Speaker 3: For though, but no, but the other guy next to
Speaker 3: Jesus like shaw Jesus, and the other guy said, look
Speaker 3: remember me when you get there. So one of them
Speaker 3: his heart was still hard, the other one had finally
Speaker 3: had a softened heart. But that's the point That's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying that like that is between them and God.
Speaker 3: God knows the person's heart on an individual level. As
Speaker 3: we're speaking about this. It's very arbitrary, right. There's tons
Speaker 3: of nuances, sons, and there's tons of Christians quote unquote
Speaker 3: that are going to church every Sunday and doing all
Speaker 3: the motions, but their heart is not actually God's. They're
Speaker 3: doing the motions because that's how they were brought up.
Speaker 3: They've never actually opened the Bible for themselves. They've never
Speaker 3: actually tried to apply the word to their lives. They've
Speaker 3: never actually gone through the real changes to become a
Speaker 3: good follower of Christ, or at least an attempted one.
Speaker 2: They're just going through the motions.
Speaker 3: I feel like they're also going to have a really
Speaker 3: hard conversation when they get to them. But again I
Speaker 3: can't make that judgment. I am in no position to
Speaker 3: judge anybody that's between them, and you.
Speaker 15: Know nobody's puts you in that position anyway. I just
Speaker 15: I literally was picking your brain. I remember listening to
Speaker 15: you guys a few episodes ago, well not you guys,
Speaker 15: because I think Raby you had something to do something whatever,
Speaker 15: But you were talking to what is his name, White
Speaker 15: Rabbit Catalyst Kid. Great conversation, Like I've listened to that
Speaker 15: one like twice at this point, and it's it was
Speaker 15: so cool when y'all are like talking about like, you know,
Speaker 15: cause he's you know, been, you know, been pressuous to
Speaker 15: like get baptized and stuff like that. And I'm kind
Speaker 15: of been battling that with my church because it's like
Speaker 15: they had baptisms the other week where they went to
Speaker 15: like a local local lake over here and they were
Speaker 15: doing baptisms or whatever like that, and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 15: I understand it, and I appreciate the fact that y'all
Speaker 15: are doing that. I don't feel called to do that
Speaker 15: right now. I've been baptized when I was a baby
Speaker 15: and when I was a younger kid by my granddad,
Speaker 15: and he's like the only person who ever baptized, and
Speaker 15: I feel like the next person that does would have
Speaker 15: to stand next to him or above and I have not.
Speaker 3: Found with that. I will say, find your spiritual father.
Speaker 3: And what I mean by that is I think of
Speaker 3: it as a mentor, right, somebody that you can trust
Speaker 3: to come to with your hard questions. Let that be
Speaker 3: the person who baptize you. Let it be meaningful, not
Speaker 3: just some pastor that you you know, don't know on
Speaker 3: a personal level and he doesn't know you from Adam
Speaker 3: like it. Let it be somebody that means something to
Speaker 3: you on a spiritual level. But also, don't feel pressured
Speaker 3: to get baptized. Jesus was thirty when he got baptized,
Speaker 3: all right. And I've had this debate with people too
Speaker 3: as far as can you get to heaven without being baptized.
Speaker 3: There's multiple examples of people that got to heaven without
Speaker 3: being baptized.
Speaker 2: That is to the individual.
Speaker 3: But what you are doing when you are baptized and
Speaker 3: the step that you're taking, you are taking an active
Speaker 3: role in the spiritual warfare that is going on around
Speaker 3: us every day.
Speaker 2: You're drawing a line in the physically exactly.
Speaker 3: And that's not something to be taken lightly. But it
Speaker 3: is something that I feel, I mean, just my own
Speaker 3: personal walk, I feel like it is necessary and important.
Speaker 2: But I'm also not going to make that determination for others.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 11: Right on? Right on?
Speaker 15: Brother, Yeah, Hey, I didn't mean to get this off track,
Speaker 15: and you get this into a full deep conversation or
Speaker 15: whatever like that about you know, religion or whatever.
Speaker 11: But I really do appreciate your input.
Speaker 15: And yeah, like I said, like, I don't want to
Speaker 15: make everybody else uncomfortable, but you know, please continue the conversation.
Speaker 11: But I really do appreciate your input, brother, I really do.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, bro, and I'm glad we're able to
Speaker 3: help you on your drive kind of make it go
Speaker 3: a little quicker for a bit.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 15: Hey, Bro, I took it. I took a pit stop. Man,
Speaker 15: I'm just sitting here chilling talking.
Speaker 2: To Oh yeah. Uh.
Speaker 3: We have covered a wide, wide birth of topics on
Speaker 3: this episode. Somehow we went from talking about eating mermaid
Speaker 3: steak to Jesus.
Speaker 2: We talked to you know, politics.
Speaker 3: Earlier we talked about the Mormons funding the Islamics extremists
Speaker 3: and ship.
Speaker 2: There's been a fun one. It's been a very fun one. Yep, Sam,
Speaker 2: what are you showing on some.
Speaker 4: Showing us the stickers that we sent him?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he got him in his computer.
Speaker 2: That's what's up. Hell yeah, I dude, Yeah.
Speaker 5: They're from Sam one, Sam Midnight Kong both won. They
Speaker 5: got packages from the Cryptid Women's thing that we sent
Speaker 5: them so they got some steakers.
Speaker 2: That's what's up. That's what's up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So as we are getting ready to wrap this episode,
Speaker 3: I do want to thank everybody for joining us this evening. Also,
Speaker 3: I saw something in the comments asking where the mystic
Speaker 3: dad Bod was. I believe that was you that asked
Speaker 3: that Sam Jonathan had a guest.
Speaker 4: That had a really special guest tonight.
Speaker 2: He had a very special guest, he said, gnostic Dadbod.
Speaker 2: Excuse me.
Speaker 3: He had a very special guest on tonight, and the
Speaker 3: scheduling was to where he this was the only night
Speaker 3: that they could shoot. So and it's a very special
Speaker 3: episode also because it's their three hundred and thirty third episode,
Speaker 3: knows a whole thing.
Speaker 5: So and his friend passed away and so they were
Speaker 5: they were doing a tribute to his friend. So yeah,
Speaker 5: go check him out, go give some support.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as we're doing that, I'll just want to get
Speaker 3: the plug for Jonathan. Go check out Metamistics on Patreon
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Speaker 3: I'm hoping that everybody here also comes and checks out
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Speaker 3: get more of the historical and the geopolitical and the
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Speaker 3: We make some predictions about what we think is going
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Speaker 3: to see everybody there. If you're not already, appreciate all
Speaker 3: those that are. But uh yeah, y'all, I think this
Speaker 3: is going to be where we wrap up this episode.
Speaker 2: Again. We covered a lot of wild shit this episode.
Speaker 2: It was fun. Oh yeah, it's a fun one.
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Speaker 10: Whoever you want blessed be the chaos. Much love from
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Speaker 3: That was one of the most enthusiastic sendoffs.
Speaker 2: Are you inside and you're going to wait?
Speaker 11: People?
Speaker 5: So weird how you're inside. I have never seen you
Speaker 5: inside of a building before. It's normally your car.
Speaker 10: This is my living room.
Speaker 13: I'm using my new setup with my laptop and my
Speaker 13: soundboard and everything. That's why I asked if y'all can
Speaker 13: hear me, because my laptop's kind of messed up and everything,
Speaker 13: and I'm not trying to mess up.
Speaker 10: I'm just not trying to be very loud in the house.
Speaker 2: Heard that?
Speaker 4: Got it? Yeah, you hear. Sometimes when we're more quiet,
Speaker 4: we're like, hey, guys and.
Speaker 13: I I just I don't have the face tonight.
Speaker 4: I guess okay, we got you.
Speaker 6: My my brain's running too fast.
Speaker 3: I feel this, dude, It's all good. Well, thank you
Speaker 3: for sending giving us your sind off and uh. With
Speaker 3: all this being said, good cult members, we want to
Speaker 3: hear from you with all of the crazy things we
Speaker 3: talked about on this episodisode. What is your thoughts on this?
Speaker 2: What's your thought on the geopolitical situation around the world,
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Speaker 4: Know, Dragons rack and mistake Sasquatch? We want the situation?
Speaker 11: Yo?
Speaker 4: Do you think this is a disclosure life?
Speaker 6: Leave no doors on town?
Speaker 2: I guess, But do you? But do you?
Speaker 1: But do you?
Speaker 2: So you have to suck a dick to know you're
Speaker 2: not gay?
Speaker 4: There's so many things that you could make.
Speaker 5: There's so many things that you could apply that not
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Speaker 2: The more we get promoted. More potential listeners. Who could
Speaker 2: that become potential call members? Thirsty finalies and gentlemen.
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Speaker 3: And with all of this being said, this was another
Speaker 3: beautiful episode of the Cult of Conspiracy.
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