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Speaker 2: It is Monday, May twelfth, twenty twenty five, and it
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Speaker 2: I want hope, yes, so open up. Good. So this
Speaker 2: is interesting, It says fatal You always try to figure
Speaker 2: out what kind of scam. Are they gonna pull next
Speaker 2: to get everybody scared? And it says, fatal fungus similar
Speaker 2: to the last of US disease? Is that a movie?
Speaker 2: Let's have a look. I don't watch TV, but yeah,
Speaker 2: of course, so America posts the apocalyptic drama television. Of course,
Speaker 2: that's what they want us to think about. Creative by
Speaker 2: who cares for each bo based on video game franchise? Okay,
Speaker 2: after a global pandemic destroys civilization. Okay, so that's what
Speaker 2: they want us to equate this too. Fatal fungus is
Speaker 2: similar to the last of US disease because God for
Speaker 2: bib we show you know, we discuss real life. When
Speaker 2: we're talking about real life. No, let's equate it all
Speaker 2: to the fairy tales. Let's make everything that we tell
Speaker 2: you is reel out there in space CGI and AI.
Speaker 2: So that, oh that's legitimate because it's cartoons, must be true.
Speaker 2: Warmer temperature and this, you know this is gonna be
Speaker 2: funny too. I'll show you again. Warmer temperatures. Oh look,
Speaker 2: climate change. First thing, they can't even get through a sentence.
Speaker 2: First they tell you that's the last of US disease.
Speaker 2: So they're equating it to a post apocalyptic epidemic pandemic.
Speaker 2: And then they're saying because of climate change, they just
Speaker 2: shoved it all in and one one fucking thing there
Speaker 2: are increasing the environment where fungus, which can cause lung
Speaker 2: infections and humans thrives. And then wait, hold on, take
Speaker 2: a look at the funny picture. Look at the picture. Ready, ready, ready,
Speaker 2: The best part is coming up stock image of a
Speaker 2: computer generated aspergillous illustration. Computer generated, computer generated means why
Speaker 2: didn't they district your real picture? Oh, because they don't
Speaker 2: have any rising global temperatures, may may increase the environments,
Speaker 2: increase the environments. How do you increase it? I'm going
Speaker 2: to increase the environment the fund. Does that even mean
Speaker 2: where the fungus Aspergillus thrives? New research says some types
Speaker 2: of Aspergillus fungus are resistant to existing treatment. Well, because
Speaker 2: existing treatment doesn't fix any thing. So yeah, that doesn't
Speaker 2: only say a lot. If you have a very strong system,
Speaker 2: if you have a very if you're very neutrified, takes
Speaker 2: very It takes a lot to knock you off balance
Speaker 2: and penetrate your terrain. So start there. You know the
Speaker 2: very thing that they never tell you about which is
Speaker 2: the nutrition side of things. No, because they have to
Speaker 2: drug you, and the drugs don't do things like fix you.
Speaker 2: You can't drug your way to help this. Doctor Glinton
Speaker 2: says some types of after jails blah blah blah blah
Speaker 2: and can cause lung disease called aspergiliosis. Well, that's that
Speaker 2: would be logical. That would be they would call it
Speaker 2: that because it's all a bunch of but it's all
Speaker 2: a bunch of bullshit anyway. Research led doctor Norman Van
Speaker 2: Reen referenced reference hit show The Last of Us, which
Speaker 2: is about a fungal infection causing and that apocalypse, saying
Speaker 2: reality is already scary enough. A type of fungus that
Speaker 2: can grow astonishing So the guy is a fan of
Speaker 2: this show, and you find something that just so happens
Speaker 2: to be like that, or it's all a big scam
Speaker 2: to scare people, whatever way they're gonna pull it off. Right,
Speaker 2: So virus doesn't work, But about a fungus, Oh, you
Speaker 2: can't deny that funguses exist, So there you go. They
Speaker 2: can grow astonishingly quickly and can be fatal to humans.
Speaker 2: Is expected to spread as global warming increases. Habitats where
Speaker 2: the fungus thrives. Well, the first parts not real, So
Speaker 2: how can the second party stock images mushrooms releasing spores
Speaker 2: in the air. There's nothing wrong with this process and
Speaker 2: there's nothing to be afraid of. We are more like
Speaker 2: fungi than we even know. And uh yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of interesting that some of them happen to
Speaker 2: have chemicals that allow us to uh think more deeply,
Speaker 2: like why is there a symbiotic relationship there? Aspergullius species
Speaker 2: cause severe infections in humans, livestock, and plants, according to
Speaker 2: preprint from University of Manchester, home to the largest center
Speaker 2: for research into fungi and respiratory infections. Okay, so this
Speaker 2: is gonna be a widespread fungus and they're blocking out
Speaker 2: the sun. Good times, good times, be alive. Fungal pathogens
Speaker 2: pose a serious threat to human health by causing infections
Speaker 2: and disrupting food systems. Viv goosens, Well, I mean if
Speaker 2: Viv Goosen says, so you got to you gotta just
Speaker 2: take it as it is. Search manager at Welcome Trust.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the people who can't spell the word welcome correctly.
Speaker 2: That those are the people you have to listen to.
Speaker 2: That's their World Economic Forum. Isn't that funny that they
Speaker 2: would be involved, which funded the research. Oh, they funded
Speaker 2: the research too. They definitely didn't get a bias result.
Speaker 2: Then I'm sure they didn't buy the reality that they
Speaker 2: wanted to spread, maybe under thread of people losing their
Speaker 2: careers or never getting funded again, or you know, happy
Speaker 2: car accident. If they don't, climate change will make these
Speaker 2: risks worse. Of course, welcome trust would say, so to
Speaker 2: address these challenges, we must feel important. Research gaps ew
Speaker 2: gross sounds likexotomy. The problem the research says, the researchers say,
Speaker 2: the research says is that global warming is in current.
Speaker 2: So the first the whole premise here is about global warming
Speaker 2: is the lie. So everything they say after that should
Speaker 2: be like ahah, no big deal because uh, you know,
Speaker 2: pixie dust and unicorns can't hurt you. That global warming
Speaker 2: is encouraging. So they put they put a lotful lot
Speaker 2: of See, they know that everybody's an emotional mental case
Speaker 2: that they've created through their system. There there's so their
Speaker 2: artificial society where everything's about feelings and not about logic
Speaker 2: and facts and reason. So they have to give inanimate
Speaker 2: things constantly these uh, these deliberate like as if it
Speaker 2: as if it's thinking consciously about what it's doing, and
Speaker 2: that it has a determined malicious intent. And you know,
Speaker 2: in mind it's just a ridiculous way of looking at things.
Speaker 2: It's encouraging the growth of fungus. The analysis of the
Speaker 2: research and find ansel Times explain why would Financial Times
Speaker 2: be talking about that unless there's money to be made
Speaker 2: on this explains that Aspergillis flavius, which impacts crops, could
Speaker 2: spread up to sixteen percent ooh by twenty one hundred,
Speaker 2: a little bit off on that, noow, that's seventy five
Speaker 2: years from now. Another type of fundment fungus Aspergillus fimagatos femagaidis,
Speaker 2: which causes infections in those with asthma, So you have
Speaker 2: to have a pre uh pre existing condition, which by
Speaker 2: the way can usually be knocked out with medical nutrition
Speaker 2: and homeopathy and other disorders, could cover seventy seven percent
Speaker 2: more ground by twenty one hundred. Aspergillus fumagatis i said
Speaker 2: gattest because that means cat in Spanish, right, fumagaidis causes aspergiliosis.
Speaker 2: The US Centers for Disease control. Oh yeah, those guys,
Speaker 2: the ones that told the march us to our deaths
Speaker 2: and made all these recommendations that, yeah, lots and lots
Speaker 2: of people fucked up for well, ever if they survived,
Speaker 2: which mean which names it the leading cause of invasive
Speaker 2: mold infections in people. It's also treatment resistant. Well, that's
Speaker 2: because their treatments aren't the correct ones, and the CDC
Speaker 2: explains people effective, that's pergillous pumigatus are thirty three percent.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, look, they put their numerology in here. Thirty
Speaker 2: three percent more likely to die than what comparative to
Speaker 2: what somebody with fifteen comorbidities. Probably not well, we're all
Speaker 2: about ninety percent more likely to die given the plane
Speaker 2: that's in motion right now to have us all killed.
Speaker 2: Rising global temperatures fuel the fungus which grows astonishingly quickly,
Speaker 2: and heat Exeter Universities Alane big Neel code direct these
Speaker 2: are all females, by the way, who you know, if
Speaker 2: you trust their math, go for it, co director at
Speaker 2: the MRC Center for Medical Mycology told FT, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: they have to show the show, the fictional show. There's
Speaker 2: a dude there. I don't know if you can kind
Speaker 2: of see him there. He's part of the fungus. Now everybody,
Speaker 2: he's he's been mumified, he's got his mouth open, he's
Speaker 2: got emotions grown out of him. I bet you could
Speaker 2: trip balls off that dude. They're just looking at each other, like,
Speaker 2: why how do we get stuck in this show? We're
Speaker 2: talking about hundreds of thousands of lives and continental shifts
Speaker 2: and species distributions, Doctor Norman Vanrie. They go right off
Speaker 2: on the deep end with these things do get They
Speaker 2: get very uh very they go to from one extreme
Speaker 2: to the other. You have a lot of them. Well,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like a bad imagination. Lead author of
Speaker 2: the study and research fellow at the university. You got
Speaker 2: to make a mountain out of mohill. Otherwise there's no sensationalism.
Speaker 2: Right in fifty years where things grow and what you
Speaker 2: get infected by is going to be completely different, especially
Speaker 2: if that's not even how it works in the first place.
Speaker 2: You have to have a certain environment for things to
Speaker 2: grow in it, and it's not a healthy one. So
Speaker 2: you could have this stuff like you can breathe in
Speaker 2: crap all day, and you do by the way you
Speaker 2: breathe in sportes all day long, and if you get
Speaker 2: infected by something, it's because there's something else already messed
Speaker 2: up with your microzyma that handle these sorts of things
Speaker 2: all day long for you. But when those are weekend like,
Speaker 2: when they don't have the raw materials they need to
Speaker 2: do what they do constantly, which is maintain a healthy
Speaker 2: environment within your body, then shit goes the shit and
Speaker 2: any stupid thing can make you sick. So why worried
Speaker 2: about one specific thing in this whole dramatic nonsense that
Speaker 2: they're going on about the threat of fungus taking over
Speaker 2: the world was famously documented in a video game Turned
Speaker 2: Max hit The Last of Us. Yeah, that's right, we
Speaker 2: forgot this was after a video game. Breathing in the
Speaker 2: spores causes aspergiliosi. See how they're mixing fiction and reality
Speaker 2: here a potentially fatal lung disease marked by headache, fatigue,
Speaker 2: coughing up blood, and in some cases can spread throughout
Speaker 2: the body. But they didn't say it was contagious one
Speaker 2: person to the next. Yet see if that they're gon't
Speaker 2: drop that one. Now it's o where reality is scary enough?
Speaker 3: Are you guys?
Speaker 2: Scaffino scared did the work. So remember the other day
Speaker 2: when we were talking about the three million gallons of
Speaker 2: extra poop water that's being dumped into San Diego from Mexico,
Speaker 2: and YadA, YadA, YadA. In how Imperial Beach where I
Speaker 2: used to have a farmer's market, where somebody came up
Speaker 2: to us at that particular farmer's market ten or so
Speaker 2: eleven so years ago and asked us if we'd be
Speaker 2: interested in having our own store. That market may not
Speaker 2: exist anymore because that beach that was right next to
Speaker 2: it has been closed for the last three years because
Speaker 2: of gross discussing shit water. So he Now here's this story.
Speaker 2: Horrific scene of the on the California coast, largest algae
Speaker 2: bloom on record is killing thousands of marine animals area.
Speaker 4: Sure that's what it is.
Speaker 2: Is it the algae bloom? It could be, But if
Speaker 2: what's the algae eating the shit? Rescue centers are overwhelmed
Speaker 2: as disoriented animals, washed ashore, punch, drunk on poop, victims
Speaker 2: of a fatal oh sorry, a fast growing toxin fueled
Speaker 2: by warming waters and pollution. Definitely not the shit that
Speaker 2: they're dumping. But it's warming waters and pollution. This is
Speaker 2: the narrative that other people just read and think, Oh
Speaker 2: my God, global warming, save us, blot out the sun. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I'm of the sun, the sun religion of our ancestors. Sorry,
Speaker 2: that is not something that you have to mess with.
Speaker 2: You don't have to play God. Don't make fake clouds,
Speaker 2: don't put chemicals in our ear, don't put chemicals in
Speaker 2: our food, don't inject us with poison and kill us.
Speaker 2: Don't do any of this stuff. Leave us the fuck
Speaker 2: alone down here. What's killing sea life along California coast?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is this something that they watch? All right, we'll do
Speaker 2: that in a second, because I have to change the thing.
Speaker 2: Toxic algae blooms. Does everybody feel the doom and gloom? Yet?
Speaker 2: Everything's out to get you and you need your government
Speaker 2: to protect you. That's what they're trying to get at.
Speaker 2: You need you need the Jewish government to protect you.
Speaker 2: Toxic algae blooms along the California coast have been a
Speaker 2: problem off and on for the past four years, but
Speaker 2: what's been happening in recent months is unprecedented. We just
Speaker 2: talked about the whole thing going on with the ship
Speaker 2: being dumped into the water in San Diego right the
Speaker 2: southernmost point off in Cornado where the Navy seals can't
Speaker 2: even do their thing anymore because it's too contaminated with shit.
Speaker 2: In Mexican ship too, there's a lot of there's a
Speaker 2: lot of tapatillo in there. This is now and you
Speaker 2: know that what's the other one called?
Speaker 4: Aye?
Speaker 2: My god, what's the name of that red stuff? But
Speaker 2: I can't remember. I've heard people say it a thousand
Speaker 2: trillion times and now I can't think. It starts of
Speaker 2: the sea. It doesn't matter anymore. This is now one
Speaker 2: of the largest harmful algae largest harmful algae blooms ever
Speaker 2: recorded in this region, and has led to thousands of
Speaker 2: marine animals and birds becoming sick or dying in recent months.
Speaker 2: This includes at least two whale species, dolphins, birds, and
Speaker 2: the biggest numbers have been from sea lions. They desider
Speaker 2: all that day in act fat. They're kind of like
Speaker 2: a like a big giant trail of park on I Rock.
Speaker 2: It's horrific. Glenn Gray, CEO of the Pacific Marine Mammal Center,
Speaker 2: toldweather dot Com the number of dead dolphins we've gotten
Speaker 2: this year. Oh so this is what they're using the
Speaker 2: Weather Channel and the weather dot com for right propaganda
Speaker 2: of global warming. That's great, Just tell us the fucking weather.
Speaker 2: Number of dead dolphins we've gotten this year is just
Speaker 2: off the charge charts. We're all dealing with numbers within
Speaker 2: a two month period of time that would normally represent
Speaker 2: the number of responses we would make in a year.
Speaker 2: They don't tell us the number. They're just going to
Speaker 2: tell us these things, it's been the worst. What if
Speaker 2: it's been three a year and they got three in
Speaker 2: a week, Like, what does that mean it's been the
Speaker 2: worst that's on record in terms of how it's affecting
Speaker 2: the animals and the different species anels. And the reason
Speaker 2: why I asked that question is because sometimes data doesn't
Speaker 2: mean anything because it's an erroneous interpretation of it. Maybe
Speaker 2: the rest of the year you won't get any and
Speaker 2: then it'll be balanced again. Scientists caring for a sick
Speaker 2: dolphin along the California coast that they made sick through
Speaker 2: their sick called bureaucratic or corporatocracy, The corruption and the
Speaker 2: oive hand in things causes these problems, and then they
Speaker 2: react and tell you that it's all your fault. And
Speaker 2: we need to tax you more and ruin your environment
Speaker 2: even further. The toxin is called domoic acid poisoning, which
Speaker 2: is a neurotoxin produced by an allergy called pseudo Nitzchia,
Speaker 2: which looks like schizophrenia to me. It attacks the nervous
Speaker 2: system of marine life, or Nietzsche, either killing them or
Speaker 2: making them a pure disoriented. They do puri there are
Speaker 2: disoriented or not the appear that way. It's like having
Speaker 2: a seizure, explained Gray, I compare it to a pet
Speaker 2: having a seizure. It's a very except it's a wild
Speaker 2: animal having a seizure. Well, that's good comparison there and dipshit.
Speaker 2: It's very similar and hard art wrenching because the sea
Speaker 2: lions are kind of kind and gentle until they're ripping
Speaker 2: the heads off of you know, other animals that they're
Speaker 2: bunching down on. They're playing with each other, and then
Speaker 2: the next moment they're seizing. So it's not like a cazar.
Speaker 2: It is a seizure. Gray explains that if these sea
Speaker 2: lions seize for more than thirty seconds, there's a good
Speaker 2: chance they will suffer irreversible damage to their brain. He
Speaker 2: says they can become unbalanced and stay very unpredictable and
Speaker 2: potentially dangerous to others. Well, yeah, that's yeah, yeah, when
Speaker 2: you're got mental problems. Plus they're a wild fucking animal
Speaker 2: in the first place, they tend to be, I don't know, unpredictable.
Speaker 2: What's happening is that the domoic acid is collecting in
Speaker 2: the smaller fish species that the larger animals are feeding on.
Speaker 2: Scientists have well, that's because they eat the allergy. Scientists
Speaker 2: have revealed that this toxin is spreading throughout the food web,
Speaker 2: which is impacting the food web. Okay, which is impacting
Speaker 2: more and more species, including whales, which also eat oftentimes
Speaker 2: very small things like plankton. Each of these whale deaths
Speaker 2: is heartbreaking and also deeply telling, said Keith matassa CEO
Speaker 2: and founder of the Ocean Animal Response and Rescue Alliance.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a great place to wander money through.
Speaker 2: Whales are sentinels of ocean health, and they're also they're canaries,
Speaker 2: and they're suffering signals a larger ecological imbalance driven by
Speaker 2: intensifying harmful allergy blooms. These events are no longer isolated.
Speaker 2: They're increasing in scope, scale, frequency, and severity. Hey, stop
Speaker 2: dumping shit in the water and then blaming everything else
Speaker 2: for it. No, no, it's global warming. It's definitely not Mexico.
Speaker 2: Well look at that all up to Fresno. Who do
Speaker 2: you know things float and spread and water that moves often.
Speaker 2: Who would have thought that? Wile No official scientific studies
Speaker 2: have been completed yet. Oh so they don't know shit
Speaker 2: about shit. But let's rush to the papers. The recent wildfires,
Speaker 2: including the Palisades fires, so also man made stuff that
Speaker 2: they did on purpose could be contributing to the toxins.
Speaker 2: How about all the shit that they dropped from the
Speaker 2: skies to make poison clouds. The fire burned more than
Speaker 2: twenty three thousand acres and destroy nearly seven thousand structures.
Speaker 2: So now they're conflating that, and they're going to say
Speaker 2: that was global warming too, when it was global laser
Speaker 2: laser warming. And you know flame exceller, you know fire
Speaker 2: accelerants that have been falling from the sky from all
Speaker 2: this heavy metal, toxin and garbage that they spray to
Speaker 2: make these clouds. Scientists are currently investigating whether the fire
Speaker 2: retardant used to fight the fires could be contributing to
Speaker 2: the magnitude of this algae bloom. So the fires global warming,
Speaker 2: of course, fake clouds chemicals everywhere, including the ground, and
Speaker 2: then the stuff that they went they used to put
Speaker 2: it out, all bad things poison planet. This image shows
Speaker 2: estimate estimated levels of dumb like acid and offshore waters.
Speaker 2: Yet wait a minute, Remember they said no studies have
Speaker 2: been done yet, So what is this a map of
Speaker 2: besides bullshit? Looks like the cover of loaded or load
Speaker 2: by Metallica. The toxic allergay is essentially fed by pollution,
Speaker 2: like like human feces. Maybe explain gray. If you look
Speaker 2: at the fire retardant, the pink substance was dumped the
Speaker 2: two active ingredients that are water. Of that are water
Speaker 2: and fertilizer. Shortly after the fire's atmospheric river conditions brought
Speaker 2: a lot of rain, and scientists are concerned that all
Speaker 2: the nutrient fertilizers that ran. So now fertilizer that farmers
Speaker 2: use is the bad guy. Do you see whe they're
Speaker 2: heading with this. You're destroying the your environment, farmers who've
Speaker 2: been using this fertilizer forever and then, oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: regulations forced you to use this other bullshit fertilizer that's
Speaker 2: you know, phosphoric in nature, and the byproduct of it
Speaker 2: is a type of fluoride fluoride toxic waste. But yeah,
Speaker 2: now it's your fault for using it, even though those
Speaker 2: are the rags that we've forced you to live under.
Speaker 2: Nutrient fertilizer, you know, nutrients are also evil. Nutrient fertilizer
Speaker 2: that ran off into the ocean is a contributing factor.
Speaker 2: They are also looking into what negative contributions the runoff
Speaker 2: of charge our debris may have had as well, like
Speaker 2: melted plastic and burt metal and would yeah, maybe, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're running from daylight to sunlight sunset, from one end
Speaker 2: of the country to the other. Say Gray, it's been
Speaker 2: crazy with respect to the number of animals we have
Speaker 2: in our hospital. Crazy but no numbers, just crazy. Our
Speaker 2: staff and our volunteers are putting fourteen to eighteen hour
Speaker 2: putting in fourteen to eighteen hour days. Maybe they always do.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's not a different thing. Do you notice how
Speaker 2: there's no comparison, there's no mention of what normal is,
Speaker 2: what's the baseline and what does crazy mean? Crazy? What's
Speaker 2: is that a number? And what is that in comparison
Speaker 2: to other numbers from other years within the past ten
Speaker 2: or twenty. What do what to do if you encounter
Speaker 2: a sick marine animal? Harpoon Aga blooms have been more
Speaker 2: frequent and more severe in the last few decades because
Speaker 2: you've been paying attention to them. That's why, because of
Speaker 2: warmer ocean temperatures, which are not They've never been verified,
Speaker 2: never been proven. None of this stuff was real being
Speaker 2: driven by climate change, which is again a hypothesis, not
Speaker 2: even a theory, and it's a false one. It's a
Speaker 2: fraudulent lie. But added pollutants only exacer bates the situation.
Speaker 2: Pay no attention to the human feces floating around the water,
Speaker 2: Pay all attention to fertilizer, which has been around for
Speaker 2: long ass time. And while marine life is at the
Speaker 2: mercy of This is another way, Hey, we can starve
Speaker 2: the people too low crop yields when we take away
Speaker 2: their fertilizer to save the world. And while marine life
Speaker 2: is at the mercy of mother nature, which apparently is
Speaker 2: a vicious bitch. Now according to the people who pretend
Speaker 2: to love nature, she's a vicious, vindicat di whore. That's
Speaker 2: what they say. As to when this bloom will weaken.
Speaker 2: Scientists worry about the impacts of this dragging out much longer.
Speaker 2: They worry. I'm glad that they worry about something. I'm worried, say,
Speaker 2: look at even says so Gray says, So, I'm worried
Speaker 2: that if this continues all the way through June as
Speaker 2: the last one did, so it happened before, there's just
Speaker 2: going to be a lot more fatalities. So over time,
Speaker 2: more things die. Yeah, I think you could probably guarantee
Speaker 2: that NAA or New Fisheries and their network rely on
Speaker 2: the public as its eyes and ears, urging beachgoers and
Speaker 2: others to report stranded animals to the network hotline. The
Speaker 2: PMMC says beach goers should also make sure to stay
Speaker 2: clear of stranded animals and keep their pets away from Marina.
Speaker 2: This should be like what you do all the time. Anyway,
Speaker 2: These animals can bite and make carry diseases. Oh now
Speaker 2: they Oh, here you go. That may be harmful to
Speaker 2: humans and pets. Jennifer Gray, we don't care who she is.
Speaker 2: She's a She is a weather and climate writer for
Speaker 2: the weather dot Com. So she's the one that they've
Speaker 2: been So wait a minute. This is the weather dot
Speaker 2: com article. This isn't somebody that's actually working on this thing.
Speaker 2: They just they consulted the person who is a writer
Speaker 2: for weather dot com. Are you fucking kidding me? She's
Speaker 2: not She's not the expert. So Gray is the freaking
Speaker 2: She's the writer, and she's the one that they that
Speaker 2: they consult and that's the one that they get to
Speaker 2: go there for their information. So it's it's like second
Speaker 2: thirdhand information. None of these were any of the doctors
Speaker 2: on the scene. It's just as one woman who's reporting
Speaker 2: on it in sensationalizing so she can get published. She
Speaker 2: has been covering some of the world's biggest weather and
Speaker 2: climate stories of the last two decades. Climatestes. That's a joke. Huh.
Speaker 2: All right, So that one's dead. We're done with that one,
Speaker 2: and now this is going to have a couple of
Speaker 2: different things going on, says says Catholic Church. To excommunicate priests.
Speaker 2: Where's the other one?
Speaker 5: That's it?
Speaker 2: To exe communicate priests for following new US state law.
Speaker 2: You want to know what that state law is. The
Speaker 2: Catholic Church has issued a warning to its clergy in
Speaker 2: Washington State any priest who complies to the new law
Speaker 2: requiring requiring the reporting of child abuse confessions to authorities,
Speaker 2: which also means fucking in rape torture, will be excommunicated.
Speaker 2: So there you have it. If they confess to doing
Speaker 2: the crime and you report to the authorities, as is
Speaker 2: the law in the state of Washington, you'll get excommunicated
Speaker 2: from your church, which means you're free to have sex
Speaker 2: with people now because you don't have to learn about
Speaker 2: your volecilibacy. I don't know. It's like when an ugly
Speaker 2: person breaks up with you and you just moved to California.
Speaker 2: This happened to me. Wow, the way to punish me.
Speaker 2: The new law, which will take effect on July twenty seventh,
Speaker 2: eliminates the longstanding confidentiality of the confessional, forcing Catholic leaders
Speaker 2: and law makers into a highly charged standoff of religious
Speaker 2: liberty and child protection. The reason why they're worried is
Speaker 2: that if they overhear other clergy talking about their dastardly deeds,
Speaker 2: there won't be anything left of the church if other
Speaker 2: clergy turned them in for it. However, the Archdiocese of
Speaker 2: Seattle and several bishops argue that the law, and not
Speaker 2: only Contravenes church, which there should be a separation anyway,
Speaker 2: so fuck off. But even though that's you know, that's
Speaker 2: never been true because the church actually gave the power
Speaker 2: to the governing bodies to govern, because what did they
Speaker 2: have but a divine right to rule in the first place.
Speaker 2: So who do you have to go to for that?
Speaker 2: And who are you dependent on for that blessing? Would
Speaker 2: be the church doctrine, but crosses constitutional lines. While supporters
Speaker 2: maintain it is a crucial step to protect miners from abuse,
Speaker 2: they're not really worried about that, trust me. Newsweek contacted
Speaker 2: the archdiocese, the biggest child traffickers and killers of the
Speaker 2: world besides the Oi Vays, is the other half of
Speaker 2: their Saturn coult or another third of their state iron cult,
Speaker 2: which would be Roman Catholic churches and all their little subsidiaries.
Speaker 2: Contact of the Archdiocese of Seattle in Washington, Governor Bob
Speaker 2: Ferguson and the three Democratic state senators who sponsored the
Speaker 2: bill for comment via email and online inquiry forms. Why
Speaker 2: it matters? The issue spotlights the enduring tension between religious
Speaker 2: freedom right that's what they're gonna call that, and state's
Speaker 2: duty to protect children from abuse. That's an Why is
Speaker 2: this even an argument? By compelling clergy to breach the
Speaker 2: confessional seal, well, how about this. Here's a funny thought.
Speaker 2: If you're doing this confessional with your phone in your pocket,
Speaker 2: somebody already knows all about what you did because your
Speaker 2: phone was listening the whole fucking time. Here's how you
Speaker 2: can tell what side they're on. By compelling clergy to
Speaker 2: breach the confessional seal, Washington joins a small group of
Speaker 2: states stripping traditional confidentiality protections. See that we're stripping. That's
Speaker 2: that's your trigger word to show that they have an
Speaker 2: attitude about it. The law has triggered a national conversation
Speaker 2: about the boundaries of church and state. They're setting something
Speaker 2: up with this, setting a precedent that could have implications
Speaker 2: for religious practices and privileged communications nationwide. The outcome may
Speaker 2: influence how other states approach mandated reporting requirements for clergy,
Speaker 2: especially as constitutional and civil rights groups. Civil rights groups
Speaker 2: enter this debate debate what to know, Well, Jews don't
Speaker 2: go to confessional and Catholic churches, so they're fine. Don't
Speaker 2: worry about it. Washington's new statute requires clergy to report
Speaker 2: suspected child abuse explicitly denying. So here's the weird thing.
Speaker 2: What if there is none and they're just taking the
Speaker 2: This gives a scumbag church weaponized power against the people.
Speaker 2: If they don't like you, or someone doesn't like you,
Speaker 2: and you go to confessional, you go to confession and
Speaker 2: they decide that they want to screw up your family
Speaker 2: and tear you apart or by the way, a good
Speaker 2: way to scout recruit, just like a catalog, people picking
Speaker 2: out what children they want to torture and abuse and kill.
Speaker 2: They'll come after yours through your church and that's how
Speaker 2: they'll decide. Cps will come along, grab your children, and
Speaker 2: they'll be in the hands of that fucking predator with
Speaker 2: it before you even know it. And it'll all be
Speaker 2: because they're trying to quote unquote save the children. Stay
Speaker 2: the hell away from these fucking plays, says, if you
Speaker 2: know what's good for you, Catholic clergy may not violate
Speaker 2: the Seal of Confession or they will be excommunicated from
Speaker 2: the church. The Archdiocese of Seattle warned, according to the
Speaker 2: Fox News, the Catholic churches canon law, so they're regardless
Speaker 2: of this is just another setup to still chill them
Speaker 2: or not. What does this show you? Besides, they're gonna
Speaker 2: give the finger to law, which makes them above it,
Speaker 2: or at least they think that they are, And that
Speaker 2: should kind of make a lot of sense too, because
Speaker 2: how often do these people get brought in for their
Speaker 2: sex crimes against children and their other sick things that
Speaker 2: they do. The Catholic churches canon law regards breaking the
Speaker 2: confessional seal as a grave offense. A confessor who directly
Speaker 2: violates the seal of Confession incurs an automatic excommunication reserved
Speaker 2: to the APIs selexy. The US Department of Justice said
Speaker 2: it's it is investigating whether the law infringes on First
Speaker 2: Amendment religious protections. Voting by blah blah the College of
Speaker 2: Cardinals to select the next pope. Is that the Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: this other stuff is a different story. Is the current favorites?
Speaker 2: Or yeah, we already know who it is. We already
Speaker 2: know who it is. This is old. I'll show you
Speaker 2: that one in a second. Here, all right, let's move
Speaker 2: over to the other way to do this. Firstly, check
Speaker 2: in with the chat, Hello, the chat. What the Fukushima
Speaker 2: is going on?
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so people are like, oh, yeah, I mean I
Speaker 2: get it, everything's contaminated, But do you want I've seen
Speaker 2: I've seen the beads where they like the sal nation.
Speaker 2: What the hell they're doing? Then in the shallows and
Speaker 2: they're collecting sea salt in this like it's down past
Speaker 2: Chula Vista and it's it's where they're collecting salt. And
Speaker 2: now now you now you learned that very close by
Speaker 2: it's covered in right and it has been for years,
Speaker 2: so awesome. Do you want that plus Fukushima in your salt?
Speaker 2: Or will you take your chances with pink Himalayan having
Speaker 2: maybe a little bit of lead content to it because
Speaker 2: they don't whatever, who cares? Yeah, I think I'll go
Speaker 2: with the pink Himalayan. Sorry. That is Larry King with
Speaker 2: a Tifflin saturn square on this head. In case you're wondering,
Speaker 2: this is what you get when you say, uh, rabbi
Speaker 2: surveillance or something. I forgot what I did, and that's
Speaker 2: a chicken a bikini. There's no reason to explain that.
Speaker 2: Uh oh good. We get more people over here on
Speaker 2: the YouTube dotor Evils Glyph, which is I isn't that
Speaker 2: noisy pixel? Or is that a different guy is maybe no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no doubt glyph is different. But want to say, all
Speaker 2: right getting sprayed heavy?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, we all are. I have sweaty pipes in
Speaker 2: the summer and the crawl space. See if you've seen
Speaker 2: a few mushrooms red tide. Yeah, I don't know. I
Speaker 2: don't know what to make of that. The shellfish are immune,
Speaker 2: but eating the shellfish that we're exposed as poison? So
Speaker 2: much for clam chowder. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I
Speaker 2: don't know about eating anything I'll see anymore. I like
Speaker 2: this stuff I'm eating Dai tuna. I just hope that
Speaker 2: it's caught somewhere that way, but not too close to
Speaker 2: Japan either. You know, are farm fish I mean, like,
Speaker 2: are they still making contact with the sea water or
Speaker 2: do they have them like in just a big brown
Speaker 2: tubs shooting them in a barrel? Like I don't know.
Speaker 2: They say farm fish has all kinds of problems too, so,
Speaker 2: you know, and they inject them. That's always good. They
Speaker 2: have this little machine that injects the freaking wind they're minnows.
Speaker 2: Isn't that great? Every everything that's contaminated, everything you eat
Speaker 2: is gonna have so it's gonna get They're gonna get
Speaker 2: it into you one way or the other. There's nothing's
Speaker 2: going on in quarter. It looks like not right quarter.
Speaker 2: I see how you are. It's just a third it's
Speaker 2: just a third spot. I want to have places that
Speaker 2: I can drop things off, but it has to work first.
Speaker 2: The last two live streams didn't encode. So this is
Speaker 2: our last chance. Three strikes. You're out, so before or
Speaker 2: maybe no, you know what, let me read this one
Speaker 2: for you to your first Not that one. Hikers stumbled
Speaker 2: upon a pile of gold coins, igniting historical hunt and
Speaker 2: it was in the Czech Republic, six hud and eighty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars worth of gold. And they said the coins
Speaker 2: were dated to nineteen twenty one time. So you can
Speaker 2: apply your whatever you want to put it into. That
Speaker 2: is it because they were hiding it from the goddamn
Speaker 2: Bolsheviks that they that they buried it all right now,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I put this one over here. No,
Speaker 2: so Germany we got. We have a couple of Germany
Speaker 2: stories here. Germany joins Austria, France, Italy, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway. No,
Speaker 2: we're probably where most of our ancestors came from. And
Speaker 2: Bulgaria in in new she Gen or sheng Gen border
Speaker 2: clampdown over migration and security. Germany has joined US Shiffni
Speaker 2: you said the same thing and Bulgaria in sweeping new
Speaker 2: move to reinstate internal Shengen border controls, marking a decisive
Speaker 2: policy shift aim aimed at curbing irregular migration and addressing
Speaker 2: national security concerns. This sounds good. Under newly elected Chancellor
Speaker 2: Friedrich Friedrich Mirs, Germany has launched comprehensive border enforcement measures
Speaker 2: across all nine of its land borders, deploying thousands of
Speaker 2: additional police officers and rejecting undocumented entrants arriving from fellow
Speaker 2: EU states. Now here's where it gets a little murky.
Speaker 2: It's still the same systems of government, It's still the
Speaker 2: same away pase so an excuse to increase the amount
Speaker 2: of police that any borders makes instead of just making
Speaker 2: the security that they have work and just enforcing. That
Speaker 2: makes me think that this is not for people on
Speaker 2: the outside. This is directed in word to keep people
Speaker 2: in because something's about to happen, and then I want
Speaker 2: you to running away when they're you know, don't stop scorming,
Speaker 2: stop resisting this alignment with other Schengen countries, and I
Speaker 2: supposed to understand what that word means. Reflects a growing
Speaker 2: regional trend to tighten internal checks despite ongoing debate over
Speaker 2: the long term impact of free movement and European unity.
Speaker 2: So they waited for France to basically become one hundred
Speaker 2: percent brown Muslim before doing any of this, Like who's
Speaker 2: left to fight that they're severely outnumbered. It's like going
Speaker 2: to Minnesota and not tripping and falling on twenty Somalis.
Speaker 2: As of May sixth, twenty twenty five, Germany has begun
Speaker 2: enforcing strict checks along all nine of its land borders.
Speaker 2: These include crossings with Austria, France, which Land, Poland and
Speaker 2: Czech Republic, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and Luxembourg. The government
Speaker 2: has deployed an additional three thousand federal border police officers,
Speaker 2: increasing the total to over fourteen thousand personnel actively monitoring
Speaker 2: managing the influx at major checkpoints and road entries entryways.
Speaker 2: This deployment, companies newly adopted procedures that now allow authorities
Speaker 2: to deny entry to migrants. Why wouldn't that always be
Speaker 2: a thing who arrive from the other EU states without
Speaker 2: valid documentation, But it says nothing of the influx of
Speaker 2: you know, sub Saharan Africans, just other European countries. What
Speaker 2: the policy shift is seen as direct attempt to curb
Speaker 2: a regular migration and uphold national sovereignty in managing immigration flows. Well,
Speaker 2: if they didn't come all marching, you know, fifty wide,
Speaker 2: shoulder to shoulder into Scandinavian and all those other places
Speaker 2: you've seen it. It's like if you haven't seen towards
Speaker 2: the end of the Twelve Hours series of Europe to
Speaker 2: the last Battle that was many many, many moons ago,
Speaker 2: that it was just that bad. It's gotten worse since. Hello,
Speaker 2: someone's here. Okay, move so I can read. Oh, I
Speaker 2: found Simi Morris's house, like the Morse code guy. That's
Speaker 2: it right there. It's a fourteen thousand square foot historic
Speaker 2: mansion and it's a Locus Grove state in New York's
Speaker 2: Hudson Valley. So where I like, right where I used
Speaker 2: to live. Inventor Samuel F. B. Morse spent summers at
Speaker 2: his Locus Grove estate, built in eighteen fifty two, has
Speaker 2: forty five rooms over six floors, and now it's a
Speaker 2: a little museum thing. So support the show so I
Speaker 2: can go buy it. William and Martha Young, who purchased
Speaker 2: it in nineteen oh one and spent about fifteen thousand
Speaker 2: dollars renovating, which was probably a shit ton of money
Speaker 2: in nineteen oh one. The interior and starring modern amenities
Speaker 2: modern to nineteen oh one, like electricity and central heat.
Speaker 2: According to Locus Grove's official website, let's see, so twenty
Speaker 2: dollars per person to go visit it on Friday, Saturdays
Speaker 2: and Sundays. Nice spot, pre sweet house. All right, next,
Speaker 2: come on, come on, there you go. Oh I finished
Speaker 2: reading it. Don't make that at the book The continent
Speaker 2: is spinning two, don't really care about that. Oh, here's
Speaker 2: the other one I wanted to read. So we talked
Speaker 2: about the salt and Sea, and I drive by it
Speaker 2: every so often when I go to get bottles for
Speaker 2: the hot sauce. Scientists discover five and forty billion dollars. So, now,
Speaker 2: if this was nationalized, which it will never be because
Speaker 2: it's oivade in Oivade country, imagine what California could do
Speaker 2: for its people with five hundred and forty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Just why not? Why wouldn't they want to strengthen their
Speaker 2: own people. Well, they want to disarm their own people,
Speaker 2: so they should tell you what they want to do
Speaker 2: with their people. But five hundred and forty billion dollars,
Speaker 2: if we want to say that we're still in a
Speaker 2: union of government of states here, five hundred and forty
Speaker 2: billion dollars appropriated to active, productive members of society rather
Speaker 2: than just one person's pockets. That'd be cool. Because they're
Speaker 2: going to absolutely destroy the salt and sea in order
Speaker 2: to get this and make it even more toxic than
Speaker 2: that already is. Because they're talking about lithium. The discovery,
Speaker 2: dubbed white Gold, could provide the United States with a
Speaker 2: unique opportunity to become self sufficient in lithium. Hooray, more
Speaker 2: electric vehicles, everybody, you know, the wave of the future
Speaker 2: until oops, well they blocked out the sun and there's
Speaker 2: a solar power charger and we need coal to run
Speaker 2: electricity in or to charge significantly reducing its dependence on
Speaker 2: foreign imports. In a groundbreaking discovery science. What this is
Speaker 2: going to do is power AI, you know, data centers
Speaker 2: more than anything else for backups, so nothing, it can
Speaker 2: never go down, but always have some sort of generator,
Speaker 2: and it won't require other things that could be scarce
Speaker 2: at the time, So we just have lithium battery backups
Speaker 2: and stuff. In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have uncovered a
Speaker 2: treasure trove of lithium worth an astounding five and forty
Speaker 2: billion dollars beneath the murky waters of California, the Salt
Speaker 2: and Sea. This is this is discovery, dubbed various white
Speaker 2: gold could provide yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they say the
Speaker 2: same thing over number. However, while the potential benefits of
Speaker 2: this discovery are normous, extracting this resource comes with its
Speaker 2: own set of challenges that could affect local communities, the environment,
Speaker 2: and even the broader geopolitical landscape. Yeah it's going to
Speaker 2: poison fucking everything. I don't want this.
Speaker 8: Here go.
Speaker 2: The Sultan Sea, a reservoir of lithium located in southern
Speaker 2: California's Imperial County. The Sultan Sea has long been a
Speaker 2: subject of fascination and concern. Once a popular destination for tourists,
Speaker 2: the lake has faced significant stop popping up right over
Speaker 2: the top of our in general. Uh, oh my god,
Speaker 2: it just did it again. Fuck off. Please face significant
Speaker 2: environmental challenges over the years. However, beneath its surface lies
Speaker 2: one of the largest deposits of lithium brian brian in
Speaker 2: the world. Recent study, is funded by the US Department
Speaker 2: Energy You revealed that there are approximately eighteen million tons
Speaker 2: of lithium buried beneath the lake, far more than the
Speaker 2: previous confirmed four million tons. This discovery could reshape the
Speaker 2: electrical vehicles and batteries industries, providing enough with them to
Speaker 2: produce batteries for three hundred and eighty two million electric vehicles.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what we need, right one, more than the
Speaker 2: total number of vehicles currently on US roads. That's what
Speaker 2: we should do with it. Oh, once legendary star. Now
Speaker 2: he lives alone in Yuma. Holy shit, they're talking about
Speaker 2: Clint Eastwood. Clinicstwood lives in Yuma. Oh, I gotta find
Speaker 2: I'll be on the lookout for the crooked old man.
Speaker 2: He's a he doesn't look great. Let's see if I
Speaker 2: bet he can still hit pretty hard though. I'll find
Speaker 2: out when I ask him for his photograph and he
Speaker 2: hits me. I just getting onto them Michael McGibbon, a
Speaker 2: geochemistry professor at the University of California. You just when
Speaker 2: you see a guy like that, you offered buy him
Speaker 2: some lunch and have a talk with him. You know,
Speaker 2: that's all California Riverside, who contributed to the study, emphasized
Speaker 2: the magnitude of the find saying this is one of
Speaker 2: the largest lithium brine deposits in the world. This could
Speaker 2: make the United States completely self seeing the same shit
Speaker 2: over and over again. New Energy Frontier. So they were
Speaker 2: talking about all the wonderful things, but not talking about
Speaker 2: what it does because they can't. There's there's a schism here.
Speaker 2: There's like a stop with the freaking over the top.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Oh my god. All right, too many
Speaker 2: pop ups. They can't they can't separate. Wow, this poisons
Speaker 2: the environment with Hey, this saves the environment because we're
Speaker 2: pretending that cars are destroying the world, so we have
Speaker 2: to go to switch to very ridiculous and practical electric vehicles.
Speaker 2: But wait a minute, to extract the stuff you need
Speaker 2: for their batteries destroys the environment even worse. So they
Speaker 2: can't talk about both in the same thing because their
Speaker 2: heads will split. There are plans to allocate eighty percent
Speaker 2: of the revenue from the lithium mining to local development,
Speaker 2: which could transform the country's economy. But yeah, don't give
Speaker 2: it to the people, give it to scandalous, disgusting land
Speaker 2: developers who are all who who invests in that stuff? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who has the capital to invest in that stuff? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so they're siphoning eighty percent of out of it right
Speaker 2: off the top. Oi freakin' vey, are you excited? Isn't
Speaker 2: this going to do wonderful things for the government and
Speaker 2: the corporatetocracy that they've Yeah, fucked the people. The people
Speaker 2: would just have a poisoned environment and have to move.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: The Seance's lithium reserves present a golden opportunity. There's that word.
Speaker 2: Extracting the resources far from simple. The process involves drilling
Speaker 2: geothermal production wells thousands of feet beneath the Earth's surface
Speaker 2: to access lithium rich brine. The lithium is extracted from
Speaker 2: the brine and the liquid is then pumped back underground,
Speaker 2: where it can continue to generate geothermal energy. However, the
Speaker 2: extraction process presents several environmental challenges water usage, They're going
Speaker 2: to ruin more water doing it. The water intensive nature
Speaker 2: of lithium extraction could further strain the Colorado River. They're
Speaker 2: going to poist it a river which is already facing
Speaker 2: water shortages. California depends on this river as a primary
Speaker 2: water source, and the extraction process could exacer pfuct the people.
Speaker 2: There's five hundred and forty billion dollars if you had.
Speaker 2: If all of California drives up and dies, oh well,
Speaker 2: and the extracted process could exacerbate existing water scarcity issues.
Speaker 2: The regions already limited water resources are on are notgoing
Speaker 2: concerned in large scale that the mining could make this
Speaker 2: problem worse. So here's the thing. If let's just say
Speaker 2: we're in a dome, let's just say we're in a ferment,
Speaker 2: We're a big snow globe.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 2: You can only rain as much as you can evaporate
Speaker 2: and then have fall back down. How is it that
Speaker 2: you go scuba diving and take someburs of vehicles down
Speaker 2: and find things like, I don't know, four hundred feet
Speaker 2: beneath the surface. You find these whole civilizations that once
Speaker 2: existed in dry land, including pyramidal shaped things and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. How does that happen groundwater from beneath coming
Speaker 2: up the other way. So I guarantee you there's plenty
Speaker 2: of water on this point, and a lot of it's
Speaker 2: probably very very clean because it doesn't circulate with the
Speaker 2: rest of the shit that oaves pollute and destroy toxic
Speaker 2: dust and air quality. The Sultan Sea is home to
Speaker 2: around eight one hundred and eighty thousand residents, many of
Speaker 2: whom live I'm surprised there's that many live in areas
Speaker 2: affected by the receding lake bed, which has led to
Speaker 2: an increase in toxic dust in the air. These dust particles,
Speaker 2: which contain pollutants from the lake bed, have contributed to
Speaker 2: rising asthma rates in the area. That it's a shitty
Speaker 2: place to be. It's like a land of meth labs.
Speaker 2: Maybe I just think that way because of that movie,
Speaker 2: The Sultan Sea with Del Kimmer rip sick movie. Anyway,
Speaker 2: crooked cop yes mining operations could amplify this issue, potentially
Speaker 2: leading to further public health risks. Right stirring up ship
Speaker 2: that's like dredging the Hudson That all it does is
Speaker 2: mixed the PCPs back into the water and have another whole,
Speaker 2: you know, another whole incident of deformed fish with tumors
Speaker 2: all over them. Additionally, sacred sites for local Native American tribes,
Speaker 2: such as such as Obsidian Bute, could be at risk.
Speaker 2: Sacred sites. How could it be a sacred site if
Speaker 2: the Sultan Sea was not. It's not a natural thing. Ah,
Speaker 2: this volcanic rock is considered sacred by indigenous people, So
Speaker 2: Obsidian but is a sacred rock. Don't break their stone collection.
Speaker 2: They'll be so upset. And large scale mining operations could
Speaker 2: disturb these culturally significant areas. Maybe they'll be maybe they'll
Speaker 2: be cursed, and we'll see some real justice. A region
Speaker 2: on the brink of transformation. Let's see how Let's see
Speaker 2: how good their magic is. Let's see let's see if
Speaker 2: they're if they're as sted masters via Native American addition
Speaker 2: of whatever, that would be. Uh, come and clean some house.
Speaker 2: If they don't, then that was all bullshit anyway, don't
Speaker 2: wry about it. Despite the challenges, the economic benefits of
Speaker 2: Imperial County are undeniable. The region stands to gain significant
Speaker 2: financial windfalls from the lithium mining industry. People aren't gonta
Speaker 2: get any of that. With revenues from lithium carbonate potentially
Speaker 2: reaching up to Yeah, the people who sweat and die
Speaker 2: in the heat with all kinds of lung diseases. The
Speaker 2: people that desperately need some sort of job in that
Speaker 2: area where there's none. Uh, yeah, those slaves will die happily,
Speaker 2: will will happily work and then die like a painter
Speaker 2: who dies in their sixties because of all the shit
Speaker 2: that they suck on. And they'll get they'll get their
Speaker 2: money and they'll have no pensions to pay, because every did. However,
Speaker 2: local communities remain cautious while the promise of economic revitalization
Speaker 2: is enticing, concerns about the long term environmental and social
Speaker 2: impacts of lithium mining. Persist says. Twenty twenty three report
Speaker 2: from Earthworks highlighted the lack of comprehensive research. Who needs
Speaker 2: research into the environmental consequences of large scale lithium extraction. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's not that's a no no, because then if people
Speaker 2: know about that and then they say this big, huge
Speaker 2: push for electric vehicles, one or two people will have
Speaker 2: the comprehension skills to put those two together and say, hey,
Speaker 2: electric vehicles are going to destroy the planet and be right,
Speaker 2: because the demand for them will force the hand of
Speaker 2: greed to destroy habitats and environments where people can actually
Speaker 2: live and breathe so that they could capitalize off of it,
Speaker 2: which is exactly what they're talking about happening right now.
Speaker 2: Balancing the potential for economic growth with the need for
Speaker 2: environmental preservation. Now, that's where it gets back into the
Speaker 2: hocus focus bullshit. Something that's so much environmental preservation. It's just, hey,
Speaker 2: don't make everything so that people can't live and breathe
Speaker 2: in it, right, it's not when you start when they
Speaker 2: start going into the environmental preservation stuff, they're just talking
Speaker 2: about finding the people and preventing things like I don't know,
Speaker 2: why don't we have more refineries for oil? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 2: because the EPA stopped that from happening. So the oil
Speaker 2: can only be a processed that's as quickly as it's
Speaker 2: being processed under a faster because you can't create a
Speaker 2: new refinery here, which makes it really fun and convenient
Speaker 2: for those who want to bring electric vehicles in. Right,
Speaker 2: increased population, increase demand, can't make the oil any faster.
Speaker 2: Oh looks a solution. Ah nice. The oldest building in
Speaker 2: the world, older than the Egyptian Pyramids, and stoneheage located.
Speaker 2: His name is Oh, we're talking about Turkey again. That's
Speaker 2: why I was landed on this oldest building in world.
Speaker 2: People across the world heritage World Heritage sites UNESCO World
Speaker 2: Heritage Sites are just a way of them blocking off
Speaker 2: your ability to see what really happened in the past.
Speaker 2: That's not for anything other than that. They rope it off,
Speaker 2: They guard it, and only they know when things start
Speaker 2: being discovered. They put a halt to it. You want it,
Speaker 2: you can see it from a distance behind a you
Speaker 2: can't get close to it. They did to the freaking
Speaker 2: Grand Canyon. They can get shot in sight in certain places, right,
Speaker 2: and there's what is that place, the one that looks
Speaker 2: like it's been three D printed out of rock in India?
Speaker 2: You can't get anywhere anywhere near that thing. You can
Speaker 2: see it from a distance, but going there you might
Speaker 2: as well just walk get a picture. UNESCO ruins everything.
Speaker 2: Guess what else? They made a ROLLD hair to site Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Let's see, you know, tell me I will go Blackie Tappy.
Speaker 2: That's why I figured which I think personally was a
Speaker 2: was I don't know who built it, but it was
Speaker 2: used as a sacrificial ground I think by the eden Kites,
Speaker 2: and I think are ancestors deliberately buried it because it
Speaker 2: was tainted ground. That's my theory on that one. I
Speaker 2: think the same thing happened with Karen Teppi. It was
Speaker 2: a whole area because this is all happening in Turkey.
Speaker 2: Kars Shemish was where Eden is or where Eden was,
Speaker 2: and that's where the hub of these eden Kite slash
Speaker 2: room sick discussing human sacrificing pieces of shit Saturn cult
Speaker 2: had their main hub. And in all that time it
Speaker 2: so hits funny because they talk about this with Africa
Speaker 2: and say, you know, these people lived like this for
Speaker 2: thousands of years. No, not one single one of them
Speaker 2: built a wheel. It was all innovations by the Europeans
Speaker 2: that interacted with them that brought innovation to them. So
Speaker 2: in all that time, they never developed a goddamn thing
Speaker 2: on their own. Well, the same thing is true for
Speaker 2: Semitic people until they interacted with us too, And it's
Speaker 2: a fact, straight fact. All the ship that we owe
Speaker 2: the freaking oaves the Jews everything they co opted and
Speaker 2: stole everything that we've presented and put their name on it.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm a popular guy with my realities here.
Speaker 2: So just before we go into the Instagram thing, and
Speaker 2: I got one more thing I want to I'm wanna
Speaker 2: share and uh again, woke up to this thought and
Speaker 2: just started writing. So the name of this episode is
Speaker 2: archaeo illogical, and it's the archaeo it's archaeological. It's an
Speaker 2: archaeo illogical worldview that we all have. Here's the amount
Speaker 2: of information, and this is this is them, this is
Speaker 2: the attitude. Here's the amount of information your soft heads
Speaker 2: of limited comprehension can handle. Here's what we'll tell you,
Speaker 2: and you will accept what we tell you. It sounds
Speaker 2: familiar because we've been telling you the same thing all
Speaker 2: your life, through school, television and movies. We administered to
Speaker 2: you like a prescription. It's been so thorough to where
Speaker 2: now you identify with an artificial worldview we programmed you with.
Speaker 2: And then I say, there's plenty more solid historical finds
Speaker 2: out there, archaeological rediscoveries not mentioned in school and pop culture,
Speaker 2: and if they are, they're attacked, shunned, and dismissed by
Speaker 2: the control arm of the artificial society. If you knew
Speaker 2: what all the evidence spread across vast distances in many
Speaker 2: former kingdoms on multiple continents, truly pointed to a shock
Speaker 2: wave would be felt through the world radially our cages
Speaker 2: so violently that they would open and free us from
Speaker 2: our servitude to the malicious parasite that has marked us
Speaker 2: all for extinction. Ballbusters isn't just historical analyzes. It's an
Speaker 2: adventure of archaeology, putting us back in touch with our
Speaker 2: ancestry deeper truths, and it's training to hear the voices
Speaker 2: of our past resonating loudly through everything they left behind
Speaker 2: for us. We analyze everything. We look for patterns of
Speaker 2: behavior and can identify the villains of mankind better than
Speaker 2: if we had bloody fingerprints at their crime scenes. We
Speaker 2: study books, news, and current events to help train ourselves
Speaker 2: to see the deceptions working on us at present and
Speaker 2: how they relate to the great deceptions of the past.
Speaker 2: We cut through their smoke and get to the heart
Speaker 2: of their s sly cryptic message. We see the scheme
Speaker 2: without getting lost in the misdirection and salesmanship. Others will
Speaker 2: fully appease their concerns with like they willfully allow themselves
Speaker 2: to be deceived Ballbuster's mission is simple to familiarize ourselves
Speaker 2: with the reality that's been withheld from us, so that
Speaker 2: we may see everything for what it and they truly are.
Speaker 2: We want to build a strong and wise community that
Speaker 2: cannot be fooled anymore and who and who understand how
Speaker 2: to help free others from the cold grip of fatal delusion.
Speaker 2: We have been sold theological and told it is archaeological.
Speaker 2: We will never know any better if we don't track
Speaker 2: down all of the evidence and analyze it for ourselves.
Speaker 2: We've been sold a deadly, soul destroying system of perpetual
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Speaker 2: can hope for. We are entrapped by a malicious and
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Speaker 2: and remember who we truly are. This is what this
Speaker 2: channel's purpose is and has been since day one. Oh
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Speaker 2: There it is right there. There's the thing. This channel
Speaker 2: is dedicated to truth in all things. We're big boys
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Speaker 2: and tasteless. H. Plus it's already fished in the first place.
Speaker 2: There's other there's other attuties that don't sound too great, yes,
Speaker 2: like the song. All right, all right, so there is
Speaker 2: Actually I just realized there's two things about Germany I
Speaker 2: need to I need to show you because they're attacking
Speaker 2: Germany again.
Speaker 4: H what is that?
Speaker 2: I don't care about that. Let's go to this one. Rubio,
Speaker 2: us Secretary of JA America with this fucking guy, this
Speaker 2: little this little freaking uh sephardic fuck over here. The
Speaker 2: U S Secretary of State has slammed Berlin for labeling
Speaker 2: the biggest opposition party in the in the country as extremists. Okay,
Speaker 2: so here's here's something I've heard. The reason why that
Speaker 2: wasn't such a wonderful thing to celebrate when the Berlin
Speaker 2: Wall came down is because that wall was keeping out
Speaker 2: the shitheads, the degenerates, and so when that was that
Speaker 2: was removed, it was like taking a barrier down so
Speaker 2: that poison could be uh, could could be exposed, you know,
Speaker 2: you could be exposed to the poison that they were
Speaker 2: trying to keep out. I'll look more into that. U
Speaker 2: S Secretary of State Mark Rubio has sharply criticized, criticized
Speaker 2: Berlin for designating the Alternative for Germany, the country's most
Speaker 2: popular party according to recent polling, as extremists. These actions
Speaker 2: have nothing to do with democracy, he has worn. Germany
Speaker 2: just gave its spy agency new powers to surveil the opposition. Well,
Speaker 2: it's run by oives and it has been since World
Speaker 2: War Two? So who was he criticizing when he loves
Speaker 2: Israel so much? This sounds like a little bit of
Speaker 2: a you know, Rubio confusion. So Maybeter to give him
Speaker 2: his god him meds. Germany just gave it spy agency
Speaker 2: new powers. That's not democracy, it's tyranny in disguise. So
Speaker 2: that's what they're saying, cracking down on bullshitters and scumbags.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know which way. Well, I
Speaker 2: don't know who stands where. I'm just I should shut
Speaker 2: up until I know. Earlier in the day, the German
Speaker 2: the German Domestic Security Service b f V announced the
Speaker 2: decision to officially designate a FD a confirmed extremist entity.
Speaker 2: This legal status allows well, I mean the thing is,
Speaker 2: if Rubio's all for them, it makes me think that
Speaker 2: they're like an antifa. I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 2: Anything that could be, you know, destructive to the country
Speaker 2: and subversive. I think he would be the one that
Speaker 2: would champion it, because he's he's a He's Jude up
Speaker 2: pretty well. This legal status allows the b f V
Speaker 2: to a deploy surveillance and intelligence measures to monitor the
Speaker 2: party's activities without the restriction. Explaining the move, the agency
Speaker 2: cited the extremist nature of the entire party, which does
Speaker 2: uh which disregards human dignity. So he says the agency
Speaker 2: side of the extremist nature of the entire party, which
Speaker 2: degrades human dignity. It pointed to the parties prevailing understanding
Speaker 2: of people based on ethnicity and dissent, which is said,
Speaker 2: which it is, which is it is? Which it is said?
Speaker 2: Is income incompatible within the democratic basic order. The a
Speaker 2: FD has long been known for its strict anti immigration stance.
Speaker 2: Well that'd be a good thing, though anti immigration, what
Speaker 2: is truly extremist is not popular? What is truly extremist.
Speaker 2: Is not the popular AfD, but rather the establishments deadly
Speaker 2: open border immigration policies that the AfD opposes, Rebuil argued,
Speaker 2: calling on Berlin to reverse its course. The party has
Speaker 2: enjoyed support from Washington ever since US President Trump entered
Speaker 2: the White House for his second term. US Vice President JD.
Speaker 2: Van strongly criticized politicians who shun parties such as the
Speaker 2: AfD at the Munich Security Conference in February. US based
Speaker 2: millionaire in Trump advisor Elon Musk, why is that a thing?
Speaker 2: Has openly expressed support for the party. In January, ahead
Speaker 2: of the German parliamentary volt, he hosted a live stream
Speaker 2: on x with AfD co leader and then Chancellor Canada Alice.
Speaker 2: It's a woman, huse. Well, that kind of ruined it
Speaker 2: all for me. Why, Hey, I can't think of I
Speaker 2: can think of a Norm McDonald joke. At the moment.
Speaker 2: It's like this piagraph shows the amount of people who
Speaker 2: think that, you know, the who's the most dangerous driver?
Speaker 2: I think it was is that seventy eight percent say
Speaker 2: men are responsible for most fatal crash as, while women are,
Speaker 2: you know, corresponsible for the majority of non fatal accidents
Speaker 2: fender benders. He says it should be noted that this
Speaker 2: pie does not add up to one hundred because a
Speaker 2: woman made it. And then he says, and women wrote
Speaker 2: that joke. Now you know, Now you don't know what
Speaker 2: to do because they were booing and hissing him for
Speaker 2: saying that. All right. Anyway, the party came in second
Speaker 2: in the election in February, behind the center right Christian
Speaker 2: Democrats Jesus Christ, which ruled Eddie. Where's the National Socialists?
Speaker 2: How any coalitions with the ft Recent polls show the
Speaker 2: two parties neck and neck. Yeah, they probably do neck,
Speaker 2: with one poll published by the Forsa Institute putting the
Speaker 2: AfD one percentage point ahead of their center right rivals. Well,
Speaker 2: just I'm just saying, knowing what we know about these,
Speaker 2: uh the Krong, the silver krowng King of the Torah, Trump,
Speaker 2: what is this? And uh his party of Christian Zionists
Speaker 2: and uh straight up zionists, how can this be? How
Speaker 2: can this not be? I don't know. They need suppressed Germany,
Speaker 2: so why would this be a good I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I mean it doesn't sound like it is. That's
Speaker 2: the weird thing. Anyway, let's see this when Germany has
Speaker 2: rebuilt the Berlin Wall. See, this is what I was
Speaker 2: This is what I was getting too. Next, the US
Speaker 2: Vice president has slammed attempts to destroy the anti immigration
Speaker 2: Empty Party. US Vice President jd Vance has compared to
Speaker 2: the German government's treatment. So this would be different then, right,
Speaker 2: Like why would this if he's saying that they're anti immigration,
Speaker 2: went in the wall keeps people out, So why is
Speaker 2: he saying that like in a bad way? It sounds
Speaker 2: like it's in a bad way. US Vice President J.
Speaker 2: D Vance has compared the German government's treatment of the
Speaker 2: right wing Alternative for Germany Party to rebuilding the Berlin Wall.
Speaker 2: But is it though, because doesn't that make the opposite sense?
Speaker 2: I'm confused here. On Friday, Germany is domestic intelligence agency,
Speaker 2: the BF the herey go again, uh classified the anti
Speaker 2: immigration a FD as an extremist organization, studying xenophomic, anti minority, Islamophobic,
Speaker 2: and anti Muslim statements made by leading party officials. The
Speaker 2: label enables police to closely monitor the party's activities. Well,
Speaker 2: it sounds like they're doing a good thing by supporting
Speaker 2: the a FD, But I don't know what the true
Speaker 2: nature of the AfD is. Could be a Trojan horse.
Speaker 2: The FD is the most popular party in Germany. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I heard all that. The West tore down the Berlin
Speaker 2: Wall together and it has rebuilt not by the Soviets
Speaker 2: or the Russians, but by the German establishment. The party
Speaker 2: is co leader. Alse Widel accused the government of attempting
Speaker 2: to quell dissent since THEFD is the strongest party in polls.
Speaker 2: Now they want to suppress the opposition and freedom of speech.
Speaker 2: She wrote, Everybody goes to Twitter, everybody goes to Elon's
Speaker 2: bullshit site, where you have to be in the in
Speaker 2: crowd to even be freaking seen there, and I'm not.
Speaker 2: The AfD was founded in twenty thirteen as a backlash
Speaker 2: to Germany's handing handling of the Eurozone debt crisis. It
Speaker 2: has since shifted focus to demanding tighter immigration and asylum
Speaker 2: laws and exposing and opposing the woke agenda. Well sounds
Speaker 2: like good stuff so far. The party is also critical
Speaker 2: of NATO, well there you go, and has stage protests
Speaker 2: against setting weapons to Ukraine. So hold on a second,
Speaker 2: we send tons of money to Ukraine. They appos who's
Speaker 2: sending weapons to Ukraine? And Trump is for this. None
Speaker 2: of this makes any sense. The FD finished second in
Speaker 2: the federal elections in February, winning one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: two seats in this In the six hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: seat Bundestag last month, it stopped opinion polls for the
Speaker 2: first time with twenty six percent support. Oh At topped
Speaker 2: opinion polls. I said, stopped, I'm sorry. The party is
Speaker 2: especially popular in the economically under developed regions of former
Speaker 2: East Germany. The AfD has also been embroiled in controversy
Speaker 2: as some members have had links to far right and
Speaker 2: well this fuck the Nazi word. National socialist groups were used.
Speaker 2: Slogans associated with not with National Socialist Germany. Well good
Speaker 2: if that's real and it's not just another bullshit freaking
Speaker 2: military intelligence op Major German parties have refused to form
Speaker 2: coalitions and work with THEFT as part of the so
Speaker 2: called firewall against the far right. Vance criticized efforts to
Speaker 2: isolate the party during a speech at the Munich Security
Speaker 2: Conference in February. This is both our tea and we
Speaker 2: know what about you know what I mean?
Speaker 10: Like, so.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Sometimes they're really solid. Sometimes I'm not democratic.
Speaker 2: Rests on the skickard, all right, Well, it is what
Speaker 2: it is. I don't know what to make any of that,
Speaker 2: but at least now we know it's out there. Did
Speaker 2: I already get rid of the guy? I hope I don't.
Speaker 2: I hope I didn't do that, and I want that one.
Speaker 2: I don't care about that. There's Lawrence Madell Did I
Speaker 2: already get rid of him?
Speaker 11: Ah?
Speaker 2: That's a damn shame. Well I was looking for. I
Speaker 2: wanted to bring back up mister grigors Braun over In Poland,
Speaker 2: nationalism is very, very hated. Just about every everything that
Speaker 2: has a vase in him is opposed. Isn't a direct
Speaker 2: opposition into anything that's nationalist. So I'm a little surprised
Speaker 2: at what I'm hearing here, but we will move on
Speaker 2: and I'll do some We're looking into that. What's this say.
Speaker 12: That?
Speaker 2: What has read? Hello Mike, Hello Aware Wolf, Hello Raymond,
Speaker 2: Hello Subliminal Messenger, and hello again. We saw Karen, we
Speaker 2: see Tim at Wood, we see Mexim, just red tied.
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Speaker 2: I think I think I see everything outside YouTube and Rumble,
Speaker 2: and I guarantee you there's probably nothing on Quarter. Hey,
Speaker 2: look there's nothing on Quarter. Look at that. It's okay, though,
Speaker 2: because the whole point of it was just to put
Speaker 2: these videos someplace where if the other two get deleted
Speaker 2: and destroyed at the in the middle of the night,
Speaker 2: that there at least been the videos there somewhere right,
Speaker 2: Not that you would even look if you're not already
Speaker 2: on Quarter, but it's somewhere preserve for the rats and
Speaker 2: the insects that are screwing around in the dark over
Speaker 2: there on Quarter. I think I need to put on
Speaker 2: a video real quick, just so that I can get Ah, Oh,
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Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: What does that do? I don't hold on. I gotta
Speaker 2: see that.
Speaker 13: What is that?
Speaker 2: How did you do that? I don't need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 2: It says sublimtal has rated the stream. What does that mean?
Speaker 2: I see a pirate ship? What is that? That's kind
Speaker 2: of neat. It could be completely detrimental to my broadcast.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I just want to see it.
Speaker 2: Still looks cool. I don't care. I got it. I
Speaker 2: got out a recording backup. I don't care. So what
Speaker 2: does that mean? Subliminal has has rated the stream? Does
Speaker 2: that mean like you donated something? Or does that mean
Speaker 2: that you have some sort of like I'm like rumble
Speaker 2: premium things. I don't give what that is. I can't
Speaker 2: click on it. Yeah, I get it. You have to
Speaker 2: help me out there, some bittle a messenger. If you're
Speaker 2: on there, tell me what that is, because that looks
Speaker 2: pretty cool, you guys. Seel little boat says the blunal
Speaker 2: Messenger has rated this stream? Does that mean like they
Speaker 2: stole it? Like a pirate? Did anybody get cannon fire?
Speaker 2: I'm curious there's still a girl running around at the
Speaker 2: bikini over here, because anybody cares. Just got red hair?
Speaker 2: That's it. That's exciting, isn't it should be racist?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, I was looking for the guy. Get all right,
Speaker 2: So I gotta put a little something done and then
Speaker 2: I will be right back. Oh, apparently it's a copyright
Speaker 2: strike if I play any of that Black Awakening thing,
Speaker 2: which was kind of irritating me anyway, So no big
Speaker 2: deal there. I wasn't missing out you guys. You guys
Speaker 2: know about Trevor Moore, Right, I talked about him the
Speaker 2: way just kids, we know the ways kids, you know whatever.
Speaker 2: He was a toss off a balcony. Well, yeah, fell sorry,
Speaker 2: he fell directly onto his goddamn head, which helps, which
Speaker 2: usually happens from you know, a higher place of falling
Speaker 2: when somebody's lifted your legs over your head and I'm
Speaker 2: kind of like throwing you down so that you don't
Speaker 2: have a time to flip before you hit the ground
Speaker 2: or or turn in the air. Yeah, so he was, uh,
Speaker 2: he was most certainly probably murdered. I'm not saying he
Speaker 2: was special or a threat or anything. I'm just saying
Speaker 2: he was murdered. You don't have to be any of
Speaker 2: those other things to get killed. You don't have to
Speaker 2: be a threat to anything. All right, it's a little messenger.
Speaker 2: I demand answers on that. By the way, let me
Speaker 2: go fight a video for you guys, and then I'll
Speaker 2: come back and do the the Instagram rundown, and then
Speaker 2: tomorrow we're going to get into more of makers of
Speaker 2: civilization and race and history. And uh, by the way, guys,
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Speaker 2: they're all like mirror image is blue. I don't man see,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you what they meant. Okay, let me go
Speaker 2: ahead and find one. There's the ones I have up here.
Speaker 2: I don't want to show yet because I want to
Speaker 2: save them for the no McDonald thing that I'm doing,
Speaker 2: and I swear i'm doing it. I finally finish this book.
Speaker 2: I do thorough research before I do anything, even if
Speaker 2: it's something that doesn't seem like it should take that
Speaker 2: much and you can just half ass it. No, I don't.
Speaker 2: It's not how I am. It's like I want every
Speaker 2: I want everything in there that I want to have
Speaker 2: in there. So if I don't go back and do
Speaker 2: it over again because I learned more stuff, I just
Speaker 2: want to have all the information. Yeah, I'm weird like that.
Speaker 2: All right, Oh that's funny. Okay, let's do let's just
Speaker 2: do this. You guys can handle this. I might upset
Speaker 2: you a little bit. It's gonna be super not that
Speaker 2: so long, so let's just put up the Oh you
Speaker 2: know what. No, they don't copy right hippie for this music?
Speaker 2: Do they hope not? Because that'd be stupid. I'll get
Speaker 2: ready to there, all right, I'll be back in just
Speaker 2: a moment. People are home. I want to say hello.
Speaker 2: I want to grab a cretor real quick, go to
Speaker 2: the bouts and come back. Coffee is almost empty, but
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that, and.
Speaker 14: Play you have bready, the cteriors clean and brand. You're
Speaker 14: looking look out the space such brilliant.
Speaker 15: I guessticular themselves.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Think and then that's this is something I said.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 14: H say, fifty six.
Speaker 15: Sixty six.
Speaker 18: Sextius tame bigger too. Kah, yeah, he said that. I should,
Speaker 18: you know, but I should check out.
Speaker 3: He was right.
Speaker 14: It's pretty nice.
Speaker 9: Palace Genman a little place once again, though in my opinions, nice.
Speaker 2: Awesome.
Speaker 14: I guess I feel my stake was nicely all right.
Speaker 2: You know, I just had a funny thought, what if
Speaker 2: knowing that it's a long string of awful, awful awful
Speaker 2: quote unquote leaders of Germany, you know, seeing their track
Speaker 2: record and how anti German they are, and how they've
Speaker 2: outlawed any argument about numbers about certain events, that and
Speaker 2: you know what I'm talking about. Uh, and you can
Speaker 2: go to jail and blah blah blah, and all that
Speaker 2: good stuff, terrible stuff, and how they've brainwashed their people
Speaker 2: to hate themselves through their education for things that they
Speaker 2: didn't do. Maybe they're supporting this anti immigration party because
Speaker 2: in disguise, it's a way of making that place into
Speaker 2: another Israel, or or a stronghold for the ways kind
Speaker 2: of already is huh, that would make more sense, and
Speaker 2: that would be tragic for the Germans. We are German, Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm German? Irish, I don't know what you are? Also Italian? Oh,
Speaker 2: let's go on to the last segment of the day.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, because if I get into this reading,
Speaker 2: it's going to be an hour. So we'll do that
Speaker 2: one tomorrow. My daughter came a little bit released. I
Speaker 2: feeling good.
Speaker 19: Alright.
Speaker 2: So newly elected Pope Leo? Is that cators the fourteenth?
Speaker 20: Is that?
Speaker 2: How you say that has dark history of ignoring child
Speaker 2: sex abuse? Well, that's obviously he's a pope. How can
Speaker 2: you can't have one without the other. How do you
Speaker 2: think Brigolio made it?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, except he was just doing the shit out Argentina.
Speaker 2: This guy is an American. Apparently Cardinal Prevost never investigated
Speaker 2: abuse claims alleged victims say, well, you're shit. If they
Speaker 2: confess it, you're not supposed to tell anybody. Larry Johnson
Speaker 2: says brought him out on seven to twenty three, his birthday,
Speaker 2: seven months, three weeks, three days, two three. So who
Speaker 2: cares about that? That's a little bit, looks a little
Speaker 2: bit wherever the same people and religion that tells you
Speaker 2: when to observe Easter Resurrection Sunday Pedophiles. I think he
Speaker 2: might be muscled. I'm just gonna get this feeling. But anyway,
Speaker 2: there's Pope Leo. Leo the Lion Mosha de Leon was
Speaker 2: the guy who put together to Zoharia, one of them,
Speaker 2: one of the main contributors. And then Isaac ben Luria Ashkenazi,
Speaker 2: the Lurian Kabbala. He was also de Leon as well,
Speaker 2: the Lion. Fed Fed's called child abuse confession law for
Speaker 2: a priest Anti Catholic. We talked about that as church
Speaker 2: vows to excommunicate those who comply. Oh, there's no idea.
Speaker 2: I'm at the pope. Look at me, I'm at the pope.
Speaker 2: I'm the Pope. I'm at the pope. Hey, by clap,
Speaker 2: come on, you barking seals I said, clap, I'm wearing
Speaker 2: a Mayamica on the back of my head. Oh, the
Speaker 2: nineteen forties mobile phone.
Speaker 4: Another type of mobile telephone.
Speaker 2: Well, I just I don't even know if this is
Speaker 2: put in after the fact or if this is but
Speaker 2: everything has that same sound from that time, right whenever
Speaker 2: you hear like new for the World's fairness, Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: still the same voice, the same radio an Azer voice.
Speaker 4: I love it service was used when our friend Mac
Speaker 4: called from his mobile telephone. This service is designed to
Speaker 4: provide a means of communication for those who travel in
Speaker 4: city areas as well as those who travel along intercity highways.
Speaker 2: Oh so the Germans would have you believe. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 4: Any place having regular telephone service, or any vehicle having
Speaker 4: mobile equipment, can originate or receive a call.
Speaker 2: As long as this truck here follows closely behind your car,
Speaker 2: because it's you know, everything is much bigger back then.
Speaker 4: Now, let's see the equipment that makes mobile telephone service work.
Speaker 4: Here in an automobile, a transmitter unit and a receiver
Speaker 4: unit are being compactly and neatly installed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no problem.
Speaker 4: The flexible antenna is mounted on top of the vehicle
Speaker 4: or in the case of trucks.
Speaker 2: On the side board the rear you just did a
Speaker 2: cat's do with the little thing that's the doorstopper bucking.
Speaker 4: The control unit is simple to operate. The operator calls
Speaker 4: by ringing a bell. At the same time a signal
Speaker 4: lamp on the left of the unit lights up. Throughout
Speaker 4: the country, mobile telephone stations are being expanded to become
Speaker 4: links in a nationwide network. The mobile telephone greatly expands
Speaker 4: the scope of voice communication.
Speaker 2: Now we know why them, the Jewish and Italian mob
Speaker 2: We're so well connected. Literally, they were connected via communications.
Speaker 2: It is one more step to hell else I'll be
Speaker 2: able to afford that.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it was not cheap a telephone service for anyone, anytime, anywhere.
Speaker 4: Another type.
Speaker 2: Although the mobile phone technology in the nineteen forties was
Speaker 2: in its infancy and limited to a very basic form,
Speaker 2: in the mid forties for services were introduced by AT
Speaker 2: and T and Bell Labs using push to talk phones
Speaker 2: that were quick, quite bulky, and primitive by today's standards.
Speaker 2: These early systems, known as mobile telephone services, were very
Speaker 2: limited in capacity, offensive, often supporting only a few number customers,
Speaker 2: mostly businesses and city services. In any given city. However,
Speaker 2: it was these early first steps that helped spark the
Speaker 2: research and development of our modern systems that we enjoy today.
Speaker 2: Now nobody uses a phone to call anybody. These are
Speaker 2: for every freaking thing else. And as Tesla said, we
Speaker 2: would all have our amazing pocket devices one day. He
Speaker 2: didn't say, oh, and they should turn him into surveillance apparatus,
Speaker 2: you know, for its main function, be a surveillance apparatus
Speaker 2: that no matter what way you set it down, there's
Speaker 2: a camera pointing out at you. Yeah, no, you didn't
Speaker 2: say that part. You remember this guy, White people, Wake
Speaker 2: the fuck up that guy.
Speaker 16: We find that of all the possible alleged contributors to criminality,
Speaker 16: lack of education, poverty, divorce rates, illegitimacy rates, none of
Speaker 16: these has very much independent predictive power. It is the
Speaker 16: race of the neighborhood that just cuts through all of
Speaker 16: the chaff, all of the noise, and that is what
Speaker 16: tells you where there's going to be a lot of crime.
Speaker 16: And in fact, an argument I frequently make is that
Speaker 16: it's not so much poverty that causes crime, as crime
Speaker 16: in effect causes a great deal of poverty. If there
Speaker 16: is a criminal neighborhood full of criminal people. People are
Speaker 16: not going to start businesses there. If you have spent
Speaker 16: your teens and twenties in and out of jail, chances
Speaker 16: are once you reach the magical age of about forty
Speaker 16: when people stop committing crimes, if they're still out on
Speaker 16: the street, you're going to be unemployable. So crime results
Speaker 16: in poverty in a very, very large degree. Another point
Speaker 16: I like to make is that during the depression in
Speaker 16: the United States in the end of the nineteen twenties
Speaker 16: early thirties, a large number of Americans suddenly became poor.
Speaker 16: That did not result in a spike in crime, not
Speaker 16: at all. There was no discernible connection at all. And
Speaker 16: so no, that's a fallacious argument. But again, people are
Speaker 16: never confronted with the funds. We find that of all
Speaker 16: the possible alleged contributors to criminality.
Speaker 2: Okay, that didn't have a clip.
Speaker 22: No state government is about to launch a new form
Speaker 22: of digital ID that means you'll never have to hand
Speaker 22: over your personal details to anyone again. It will all
Speaker 22: be stored in the service New South Wales app on
Speaker 22: your phone, which will prove you are who you say
Speaker 22: you are.
Speaker 2: That's not there right anyway, gentlemanly society, there was never
Speaker 2: any of this shit. I am who I say am,
Speaker 2: because that's who I am. You fuck her. This isn't
Speaker 2: to go after the criminals. It is to go after
Speaker 2: the people who aren't doing anything wrong and harass them.
Speaker 2: This is this is criminalizing the people who don't well,
Speaker 2: changing laws so that everybody's a criminal, but then criminalizing
Speaker 2: people who don't break laws, because remember, it's always the intelligencia,
Speaker 2: it's always the smartest of the crop that they want
Speaker 2: to eliminate. First when it's a wave invasion.
Speaker 23: Scanning his license, passport and medicick cord in less than three.
Speaker 2: Minutes, right, and then the moment you say something because
Speaker 2: you spoke your mind and you know, observed a discernible reality,
Speaker 2: then they have They have you, and they know where
Speaker 2: step you take in movie make they'll be watching you.
Speaker 23: Oh this to proves he really is Victor Dominello business
Speaker 23: on Questionable. This is your first look at the state's
Speaker 23: new digital ID.
Speaker 10: This is a huge show.
Speaker 2: So China has moved to New Zealand.
Speaker 21: Forward in giving back people control over their data, control
Speaker 21: over their identity.
Speaker 2: They spend it as something good.
Speaker 10: Your credentials will be stored on your device.
Speaker 23: No ideas need to be handed over, and that means
Speaker 23: keeping your address and birthday to yourself. If you need
Speaker 23: to hire a car, rent property, set up a bank account,
Speaker 23: check into a hotel, or prove you're over eighteen to
Speaker 23: buy alcohol or attendant event.
Speaker 24: But how can I trust you are who you say
Speaker 24: you are.
Speaker 23: Well, you'll need to take a selfie which will be
Speaker 23: cross checked against other forms of idea if submitted, and
Speaker 23: when there's a match, you're good to go.
Speaker 10: The technology will be ommed in and should be.
Speaker 20: A MA.
Speaker 2: Says this is not progress and it's actually about controlling
Speaker 2: the entire population, making it seem this is for our
Speaker 2: safety and convenience. Yeah, why why is everybody so terrified
Speaker 2: that they would give this up to any goddamn person
Speaker 2: who opposes as authority in the first place, Like the
Speaker 2: fucking guy who makes minimum wage has the right to
Speaker 2: interfere and get that close to your personal space and
Speaker 2: and know that much about you. Who the hell are
Speaker 2: they because they were freaking, you know, rent a copy uniform.
Speaker 2: Screw them? Who the hell those people are? They are?
Speaker 2: They are they above you? And and incapable of mischief
Speaker 2: and treachery themselves. Why would you allow those people to
Speaker 2: have any of your information? It's in their goddamn business.
Speaker 6: She identify sess her factory resented.
Speaker 25: It work and write in the breast a pronouncing and nobody.
Speaker 10: Writing paper, no sugery need.
Speaker 22: Then transaction did not school I mean or want to
Speaker 22: let she come down in for.
Speaker 10: I'm want to do a lip sagg in the moo everywhere.
Speaker 2: And almost he came, I was worse.
Speaker 10: And so she waits some transition and the ten signifying.
Speaker 26: In a transmissions writing the mystery boss and the knows
Speaker 26: what I.
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Speaker 10: Your plan usage.
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Speaker 2: Not once they say I'm a the pope. That's just said.
Speaker 2: Slow guy's spending there getting shared all right. In twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, Oh wow, that long ago, Robert Francis prevost
Speaker 2: in Chicago. Oh great, a place to completely void of
Speaker 2: all corruption. Isn't that good that he comes from fucking Chicago?
Speaker 2: Stop it became the first American pope elected after Pope
Speaker 2: Francis's death, Oh thank you, it was so long ago.
Speaker 2: You had to remind us history memes, you dipshit. His
Speaker 2: introduction at Saint Peter's Basilica emphasized unity, social justice, and
Speaker 2: climate action. Oh fucking boy, he is sixty nine years
Speaker 2: old and that's what he likes and is viewed as
Speaker 2: a centrist. But it's progressive. Oh that's wonderful too. Remember progressives,
Speaker 2: remember progressivism. Remember, Oh, people like those darn pesky Francist
Speaker 2: and Zionists who are pushing and have been pushing progressivism
Speaker 2: since the nineteen hundreds, Louis Brandeis. Come on, man, it's
Speaker 2: just a nice way of saying Communist Marxist take over
Speaker 2: your country and the world, like Pope Practis who champion
Speaker 2: migrants and the poor. Yeah, go migrants, say, Well, it's
Speaker 2: funny how they have they lined right up with the
Speaker 2: Jews and when on all things, but certainly aren't the
Speaker 2: same cult. Oh no, Prevost has long embraced marginalized groups.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, go go embrace some marginalized groups. I want
Speaker 2: to see you hug some people. This is a good thing.
Speaker 2: What a fucking douche, these people retarded?
Speaker 19: What is this?
Speaker 2: I think this isn't funny. I don't know why this
Speaker 2: is here.
Speaker 9: Hold on, if you're sick of Maha taking on big
Speaker 9: food corporations and all the beautiful things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is another. I mean it's funny, but it's
Speaker 2: like completely retarded because this person honestly believes that there's
Speaker 2: something good about this making America healthy and bullshit, which
Speaker 2: makes it ridiculous on its face. So we're just gonna
Speaker 2: skip over it.
Speaker 10: Ha ha ha.
Speaker 2: Oh look, you want to be friend of gator this
Speaker 2: kick and teach job. If I eat him, he's the
Speaker 2: gator because they're speaking on behalf of the gator. If
Speaker 2: I eat him, I eat once. But if I befriend him,
Speaker 2: I eat forever.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, man, listen, I'm here looking for a
Speaker 5: real dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're looking around for your real dogs, it's gone.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. I picked this up because I wanted to say,
Speaker 2: see this eyebrows, little snuzzle, there's a little bit more
Speaker 2: than the whole. Uh So, what they say is British
Speaker 2: Israelism is just them saying, hey, look we infiltrated with
Speaker 2: a bunch of white vas. Yeah they're both dead. You
Speaker 2: need that though. A royal love story that lasted seventy years.
Speaker 2: Huh oh, here's my buddy good. I got him. But
Speaker 2: he's not speaking you know, he's in Poland, so of
Speaker 2: course he's not speaking English here. But you know, the guy,
Speaker 2: the guy with the fire hydrant. That's what I want
Speaker 2: to show you.
Speaker 19: Oler.
Speaker 2: This is Gregor's braun Go Poland. It's your birthday. Your
Speaker 2: time in history is coming to an end. Greg I
Speaker 2: don't know it's g r Z. It's Gregor's. That's how
Speaker 2: I'm saying it. Gregor's Braun Polish Confederation Party, Jews, your
Speaker 2: time in history is coming to an end. Somebody says, uh,
Speaker 2: he will be taken out soon. Poland is Europe's last Dan.
Speaker 2: Protect this man at all costs. But I rather the
Speaker 2: Germany regain regained ground. God damn it. Oh just fuck it,
Speaker 2: they got it. Okay, Fucky, Pookie, where's your where's your
Speaker 2: fighting spirit? That's her name, Pooky. Apparently if Poland is
Speaker 2: with oh my god, if Poland is with that other
Speaker 2: thing that Jew's made up for us, then I'm with them. Okay,
Speaker 2: sounds great, Pisto. It's already ended both you Jews from
Speaker 2: Israel and you juice from the U s A.
Speaker 10: Israel is American.
Speaker 2: You will no longer rule over the nations of this world.
Speaker 2: You will no longer dictate the nations around the globe.
Speaker 2: Cogo Mayo VI, whom they can choose as their representatives.
Speaker 2: Oh that's cadaff. You talk now about out and study.
Speaker 10: Yak Mayo.
Speaker 2: How they should honor their ancestors and their suffering.
Speaker 18: You know, she said, so I.
Speaker 20: Here is.
Speaker 2: Out of Minora. He said, thanks. He was yelling from
Speaker 2: a moment's silence when they were trying to their Holocaust bullshit,
Speaker 2: the cobet of moments silence.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: I'm passing this one. No, no, fine, we'll do it.
Speaker 12: The Smithsonian has collected thousands of giant skeletons and tucked
Speaker 12: them away from the public. The Egyptian government is notorious
Speaker 12: for defending their official story of the Giza Pyramids, and
Speaker 12: the Chinese government has been burying several ancient pyramids beneath trees.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not to mention, was the Emperor Chin's terracotta army.
Speaker 2: None of the stuff anybody's allowed to look at, especially
Speaker 2: if you're not Chinese. But the whole mercury thing that
Speaker 2: was going on in there, Like why was there like
Speaker 2: a lake of mercury around that quote unquote gray site.
Speaker 2: Mercury has some very strange properties, not a lake of
Speaker 2: Little Canal or whatever mote if.
Speaker 12: You want hiding our mysterious past and anything that challenges
Speaker 12: the official historical narrative.
Speaker 2: You know, it's funny about big ass mounds of dirt.
Speaker 2: Guess how the Scythians buried they're dead. There was an
Speaker 2: awful lot of mounds in America. Huh ah. I wonder
Speaker 2: if those seafaring people who are amazingly awesome at seafaring,
Speaker 2: we're here way way long ago. That might explain a
Speaker 2: lot of the really nice architecture that sitting here when
Speaker 2: they started tearing it down and burning it down after
Speaker 2: the World's Fairs has.
Speaker 6: Been going on for well over a century. My lunch
Speaker 6: break on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Is a complete false bullshit channel. Why are you even
Speaker 2: bringing that up? This guy does not research shit. I
Speaker 2: shared one video with that I looked at it closer.
Speaker 2: Not only is he deceiving people with a bunch of
Speaker 2: AI photos and bullshit like that, but he just strings
Speaker 2: shit together without doing any research. So I don't know
Speaker 2: why the hell of this guy. I don't know why
Speaker 2: Greg Reese would be pointing this guy out fuck you.
Speaker 12: Greg has been showing how the construction of several dams
Speaker 12: have knowingly submerged numerous ancient ruins and art.
Speaker 2: That happened in Egypt. They also turned one into a dump.
Speaker 2: They put a bunch of garbage in it because they
Speaker 2: didn't want people looking at it. They filmed one movie
Speaker 2: in it, like in the early nineteen hundreds, and then
Speaker 2: it became a landfill after that. In this historical site,
Speaker 2: because you know, it goes against the narrative and may
Speaker 2: actually point towards Gothic.
Speaker 12: Arians archaeological sites around the world. The Ilishu dam in
Speaker 12: Turkey wasn't.
Speaker 2: That the past thing was in Turkey two. I think
Speaker 2: that they just showed they looked like it was broken
Speaker 2: up like a little dome.
Speaker 12: He submerged the ancient city of Hasenkif, which dates back
Speaker 12: twelve thousand years and was a cultural crossroads of Mesopotamian, Byzantine,
Speaker 12: and Automan civilizations. This submersion also displaced eighty thousand people
Speaker 12: when it buried their homes beneath the water. The bear
Speaker 12: a Sic Dam in Turkey submerged Zugma, a major Roman
Speaker 12: and Hellenistic trading center, including several unexcavated areas.
Speaker 2: So remember I was talking about groundwater and why things
Speaker 2: like you know, seeing civilizations three hundred feet or foreign
Speaker 2: feet or even deeper meters maybe on underwater, and it's
Speaker 2: not because of something that magically comes through, Like how
Speaker 2: does that there's only x amount of water? This is
Speaker 2: another way they do that. But you know, groundwater springing
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, that also happens. There's people who
Speaker 2: built who are digging quarries and they have all their
Speaker 2: equipment in there and they lose it all because the
Speaker 2: thing fills up with water that rapidly.
Speaker 12: The Kaban Dam and Turkey submerged. Nor suon Tepe, a
Speaker 12: forty level Bronze age settlement that was continuously occupied from
Speaker 12: five thousand to one thousand BCE.
Speaker 6: It was barely exploded.
Speaker 2: So much of the stuff happened in Turkey, and that's
Speaker 2: exactly where the EDA takes place. So this is the
Speaker 2: Edenites and our Gothic ancestors, and they're doing a hell
Speaker 2: of a lot to bury the majority of the past there,
Speaker 2: which should be bing bing bingbing to all of us,
Speaker 2: knowing what we know now from the EDA and from
Speaker 2: what was left from Samaria, to just the Persians to
Speaker 2: the Egyptians telling the same damn story. So it's not
Speaker 2: just the Eda saying it, it's being confirmed by what's
Speaker 2: written everywhere, etched in stone, everywhere.
Speaker 6: Blored before being submerged in water.
Speaker 12: In Egypt, the Oswan Dams submerged over one thousand sites.
Speaker 6: The Temple of Isis.
Speaker 2: Over one thousand sites. What are they trying to hide?
Speaker 2: What are the Jews trying to hide from us? This
Speaker 2: is the world on what does Davis say? This is
Speaker 2: your world on Jews? He said, this is your country
Speaker 2: on Jews, this is your world on them. They are
Speaker 2: doing this. They are the ones with all the fake
Speaker 2: money that they've captured the world, with the religions that
Speaker 2: keep us stupid, and you know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: and the disbelief in their Babylonian fucking cursed paper.
Speaker 12: The City of a Knee and several other ancient monuments
Speaker 12: are now beneath over two thousand square miles of water
Speaker 12: in Lake Nasser, one of the largest man made lakes
Speaker 12: in the world. The face of the Abu Simbel temple
Speaker 12: was cut into pieces and reassembled sixty five meters above
Speaker 12: its original footprint, while the actual temple was submerged beneath
Speaker 12: the waters. Phil a sacred site known as the Pearl
Speaker 12: of Egypt dating back to three hundred BCE, was submerged,
Speaker 12: as were several other ancient temples, villages, and cemeteries. Approximately
Speaker 12: fifty thousand Nubians were displaced when their home.
Speaker 2: Member mall rats is the first thing that pot in
Speaker 2: my ad?
Speaker 12: What's the Nubian homes were buried beneath the water. In China,
Speaker 12: the three Gorgeous Dam in the Kiandao Lake dam.
Speaker 2: It it's mildly attractive. I wouldn't call it gorgeous, Oh gorgees.
Speaker 12: Got it have submerged over thirteen hundred sites, including a
Speaker 12: fourteen hundred year old city from the Han dynasty. Well
Speaker 12: preserved temples, roads, and houses were buried beneath forty meters
Speaker 12: of water. In India, the Panchet Dam submerged the village
Speaker 12: of Telkoupi and its surrounding area, including a number of temples.
Speaker 12: These temples were part of a group of ancient structures.
Speaker 2: Made by Goths. What chances are chances are that.
Speaker 12: Had been located in the village for centuries, with some
Speaker 12: dating back to the first century AD. The Belomonte Dam
Speaker 12: in Brazil submerged several ancient and unexcavated archaeological sites.
Speaker 2: Unexcavated, you may think, but somebody was doing this, not
Speaker 2: because they were haphazard or because they wanted to, you know,
Speaker 2: in the name of progress. They were hiding things. So
Speaker 2: how did they have knowledge of this stuff with it
Speaker 2: was just discovered? And what did they did they loot it? First?
Speaker 2: Did they take what was a value? There was there
Speaker 2: something there that was too big to move, too big
Speaker 2: to destroy. There's a lot of questions that get it
Speaker 2: that come up when you when you look at stuff
Speaker 2: like that, and how do we fix all that? How
Speaker 2: do we redirect all this water because other things that
Speaker 2: once one place goes dry and the other one is underwater,
Speaker 2: then people start building there. So what do you do
Speaker 2: you displace all those people to bring things back to
Speaker 2: what I would say, yes, fuck the people, because let's
Speaker 2: see what the hell they're hiding from us. But you know,
Speaker 2: it might be a little bit easier said than done.
Speaker 2: But this is what happens when the deceivers run the world.
Speaker 2: Because we forgot who the hell we are. They are
Speaker 2: burying us.
Speaker 4: This is us.
Speaker 6: We might as well be.
Speaker 2: Holding our breath because we're the ones that are being
Speaker 2: submerged right now. This is what this is our history.
Speaker 2: This is the evidence of are past and whatever amazing
Speaker 2: advancements that we were capable of that we could never
Speaker 2: fathom because we're told that it's a linear story of
Speaker 2: man's progress and not a cyclical one, because a cyclical
Speaker 2: one would tell you that there's a peak and then
Speaker 2: somehow it gets reset again. Gee, I wonder who does that?
Speaker 2: If it's not if it's not natural, wonder who does that?
Speaker 12: The most Sol Dam in Iraq submerged ancient Sumerian and
Speaker 12: Babylonian ruins.
Speaker 2: Right again, targeting the same fucking area that we're talking
Speaker 2: about with our ancestors.
Speaker 12: And the Mornos Dam in Greece submerged the ancient city
Speaker 12: of Calio with temples and fortifications from the classical Greek period.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't this be like high crime, like one of the
Speaker 2: most horrible, horrific crimes imaginable, and guaranteed you're not allowed
Speaker 2: to go anywhere near these fucking sites or even take us.
Speaker 2: You probably can't take u subversible and if you know
Speaker 2: anything that they don't want you to know, good luck.
Speaker 2: Getting back out of the water with your life.
Speaker 6: These submerged I knew it.
Speaker 2: I fucking knew it. I talked about in UNESCO. I
Speaker 2: told you this already. This is what they do. Once
Speaker 2: they do this, they still call it. So how is
Speaker 2: it both? How is it a World Heritage site and
Speaker 2: then so useless that they that they can bury it
Speaker 2: and submerse, submerge it. Why why if it's so valuable
Speaker 2: to our history does UNESCO get to claim it? United Nations? Right,
Speaker 2: these are the fucking this is created by Bolshevik Jews.
Speaker 12: Are controlled not just by local governments, but by the
Speaker 12: United States and the United Nations. An archaeologist from Boston University,
Speaker 12: Ricardo J. Leah, explained how UNESCO and the United States
Speaker 12: have kept our archaeologists from exploring these submerged sites by
Speaker 12: conjuring the law of the sea, underwater cultural heritage, and
Speaker 12: exclusive economic zones.
Speaker 2: So once they it's not a natural event, it's not
Speaker 2: in the ocean, they create the conditions by creating these
Speaker 2: dams that submerge them, and then they say, oh, there's
Speaker 2: law of the sea. What the fuck? Why we need
Speaker 2: one hundred percent full on mankind needs to revolt against
Speaker 2: this evil and set things right once and for all.
Speaker 2: And if that means somebody can't be around anymore and
Speaker 2: they can't behave that's because they chose that, not us.
Speaker 2: But this isn't enough, as a freaking enough. You don't
Speaker 2: understand how much of what we don't know, how much
Speaker 2: of us, how much of our past, our own very
Speaker 2: own past, our own ancestral past, is being hidden by
Speaker 2: people who have absolutely no right to wit. And you
Speaker 2: know what that would do to them. If we knew
Speaker 2: what was to be learned from these places, there would
Speaker 2: be nothing left for them to say, There would be
Speaker 2: nothing left for them to manipulate us with. They would
Speaker 2: have zero power left. And that's the reason why they
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 12: Laws have been created that allow for salvage and theft,
Speaker 12: but restrict archaeologist access.
Speaker 2: Right because private collections, what the hell is it going
Speaker 2: to go. It's going to go into the hands of
Speaker 2: the most the highest bidding jew buyer, and it keeps
Speaker 2: it nice and locked away forever or destroyed or melted
Speaker 2: down or bandit looters. That just a chaotic event where
Speaker 2: you never see it a get anyway, and it's not
Speaker 2: respected and it's not appreciated it's not cherished and it's
Speaker 2: not preserved. I'm surprised I'm not talking about the one
Speaker 2: in in Egypt yet, about the one that was turned
Speaker 2: into a landfill and then I think buried as well.
Speaker 2: Or again it was either buried after was turned into
Speaker 2: a landfill or it was made into another waterway.
Speaker 6: Greg Greece reporting, Well, there.
Speaker 2: You go, glad we did watch that. Actually, so this
Speaker 2: is more of like a public service announcement for you.
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Speaker 2: beating down on their sunscreen, shampoo, household items, disposable plates,
Speaker 2: plastic wraps, storage containers. I think they're getting not all
Speaker 2: of these are, but certain ones are. And they're not
Speaker 2: making it distinguish it. They're not distinguishing between they're just
Speaker 2: saying that they are. As if they all are. Tapwater,
Speaker 2: especially if unfiltered, obviously it's gonna be where everything else
Speaker 2: drains out to. It's gonna be where you're drinking your
Speaker 2: water from pfas free alternatives you can use instead cookware,
Speaker 2: stainless steel, steel or cast iron. You can get coated ones.
Speaker 2: I get the non toxic ones. Utensils would and stainless
Speaker 2: steel containers. Glass for food and drinks, like we always
Speaker 2: used to soaps, natural with no more than for Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you're heeting something up in the microwave with like
Speaker 2: a plastic bowl, I have the best idea. Get a
Speaker 2: ceram makeer or something. You know, clothing organic cotton, linen, wool,
Speaker 2: silk or cashme. Yeah, I's get my cashmere shirt on
Speaker 2: and Wacher mineral or reverse osmosis filter. That doesn't don't
Speaker 2: get too excited or feel too comfortable with this. Don't
Speaker 2: feel too comfortable with reverse osmosis war thinking that they
Speaker 2: got it allowed. Because there's one thing that does not
Speaker 2: come out of without a vicious fight, and normally never
Speaker 2: all fully comes out, and that's fluoride. There's other things,
Speaker 2: there's other components there, but fluoride is a bitch, and
Speaker 2: once it's in you good f and luck. Switching to
Speaker 2: these options can dramatically reduce your PFAS exposure and your
Speaker 2: long term health risks. You realize that when you take
Speaker 2: a single prozac, you're putting a huge, heavy dose of
Speaker 2: fluoride into your body. That's all it is. It's a
Speaker 2: fluoride pill, which is a poison, which makes you stupid,
Speaker 2: which makes you docile, and as a medication, are you kidding?
Speaker 2: How many American corporations that poisoned us with absolutely zero accountability.
Speaker 2: Why do you put American in there like it's all us?
Speaker 2: When you know what when you say American corporations, I
Speaker 2: hope you understand that you mean whatever. The Jewish banks
Speaker 2: from the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve chose
Speaker 2: to fund the projects of knowing full well that they
Speaker 2: would cause great harm on a wide scale, and therefore
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 20: It was invented during the Manhattan Project.
Speaker 19: It repelled the elements, especially water, so they use it
Speaker 19: to make the first ever waterproof coding for tanks is indestructible.
Speaker 19: Some companies thought, hey, why just the battlefield, Why not
Speaker 19: bring this chemical into American home. DuPont was one of
Speaker 19: those companies, So they took this chemical PFOA, they renamed
Speaker 19: C eight, and they made their own impenetrable coating, but
Speaker 19: not for tanks, for pants. They called it Teflon. From
Speaker 19: the start, something wasn't right.
Speaker 20: The men workers who made teflon were coming down with
Speaker 20: nausea fevers. DuPont wanted to know why, so they laced
Speaker 20: cigarettes with teflon. They told a group of their workers, hey,
Speaker 20: smoke these DuPont As did as they were told.
Speaker 2: Almost all those men were hospitalized.
Speaker 1: That's nineteen sixty two, one year after Teflon launched, and
Speaker 1: already DuPont knew the dust. They just sent right up
Speaker 1: the smoke stacks, released into the air the sludge, tossed
Speaker 1: it into the Ohio, or packed in their drums and
Speaker 1: chucked it into the Chesapeake.
Speaker 14: But they weren't the.
Speaker 16: Only ones covering their tracks.
Speaker 1: Three m who pioneered these chemicals for Scotch card.
Speaker 16: They were testing them on monkeys. Most of the monkeys died.
Speaker 1: Wasn't like DuPont didn't know that because they were doing
Speaker 1: their own tests on rats.
Speaker 2: He better be careful, he tells Tim Robbins. I don't
Speaker 2: trust that guy.
Speaker 10: Watched the Organs balloon.
Speaker 27: Now the rats are getting cancers, testing them on pregnant rats,
Speaker 27: and watched them give birth to pups with deformed eyes.
Speaker 27: So they yanked all the young women off the Teflonline
Speaker 27: and never told them why there is.
Speaker 2: So there you have it. That's my public service announcement
Speaker 2: for you guys today. Now you've seen tropic thunder, I
Speaker 2: hope otherwise this will make no sense whatsoever to you.
Speaker 6: That's where I built the pyramids it was tough.
Speaker 2: We're a tattoo is in your clients have no clue
Speaker 2: what the fuck you are doing.
Speaker 6: As tough as a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: You built the pyramids, yeah, because we was hauling all
Speaker 2: the stuff up like that.
Speaker 28: But we actually we did it all with sound, right,
Speaker 28: We did it with sound, and then we had a blanket.
Speaker 10: We had sound, and we had a blanket and it
Speaker 10: came down like that.
Speaker 28: You know, That's what I was tripping on.
Speaker 25: Now, your mother, she's just a whole No no, no, no,
Speaker 25: I mean the whole actually in that which pushes the
Speaker 25: plow through the fields across the star system, coming back
Speaker 25: around with a meteor shower, which is why there's all them.
Speaker 6: Dots up here on the back of his neck.
Speaker 14: So where do you lie? I a lot beneath.
Speaker 28: Hold On, don't move, we could what. I just want
Speaker 28: to keep him in check in case and evil spirits
Speaker 28: coming while I'm trying to give me. Hold on now,
Speaker 28: don't make me take the clip up. Hold On, baby,
Speaker 28: were cool.
Speaker 4: When I built it.
Speaker 3: H h.
Speaker 2: H yah, I must all moms, including nineteen members of
Speaker 2: Lendon's train had included nineteen members of his Bolshevik party,
Speaker 2: Several of his I can't see among the Mensheviks, the
Speaker 2: members of the Jewish Labor part Bund. Almost half the
Speaker 2: passengers on the train were Jewish. Yeah, Kaganovic, we know
Speaker 2: were born to a Jewish family in Ukraine, to the
Speaker 2: ata more Helloa the more. The result was the genocide
Speaker 2: of as many as six to eight million Ukrainians who
Speaker 2: resisted the imposition of Soviet control. Actually, they just wanted
Speaker 2: to eat. That was their crime. Now here's something that
Speaker 2: should make you feel good. On March sixth, nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 2: Marianne Bachmeyer fatally shot the man who killed her seven
Speaker 2: year old daughter. That part should make you feel good.
Speaker 2: But knowing that she did what a parent should do
Speaker 2: should be listened to us.
Speaker 1: All.
Speaker 2: They would stop doing these things if they knew that
Speaker 2: the justice would be swift like it's fake the way
Speaker 2: it's very dramatically, it's very movie like in nature. But
Speaker 2: and how does this happen? In the quote? It apparently
Speaker 2: he did, though, so she right in the middle of
Speaker 2: his trial, she smuggled a twenty two caliber bread a
Speaker 2: pistol in her purse and pulled the trigger in the courtroom.
Speaker 2: Let's do that again. Now, if you don't think that
Speaker 2: trauma and grief manifest as disease. Read this released after
Speaker 2: three years in prison. Died pretty young of pancreatic cancer
Speaker 2: at the age of forty six, very next to our daughter.
Speaker 2: And here's Jim Jeffickan. We like that guy.
Speaker 29: I served in Congress for seventeen years. I've seen members
Speaker 29: question bills and votes on how does Israel feel about this?
Speaker 29: I must have heard that every time there was a
Speaker 29: significant vote, Israel, through its lobby, has manifested so much
Speaker 29: power over the United States Congress that we're embroiled in
Speaker 29: wars that I don't believe who should be. And in
Speaker 29: the long run, this is rarely lobby is going to
Speaker 29: hurt Israel. So as soon as you mention Israel, someone
Speaker 29: claims you're an anti semi. Our policies in the Mid
Speaker 29: East have been so one sided and subjective, without objectivity.
Speaker 29: We've created so many enemies. The only way they can
Speaker 29: strike it back is we've imported the terrorists from those actions.
Speaker 2: Shut up. So this is this asshole on the left
Speaker 2: that everybody loves. Remember just remember his looking performance here.
Speaker 2: This is quite a long time ago, two thousand and nine,
Speaker 2: and this asshole moved on to be everybody'sing, you know,
Speaker 2: one of their favorite conservatives. Yeah, bullshit.
Speaker 30: So if you question it, you're saying that what you said,
Speaker 30: you said they're controlling our foreign policy, they're controlling.
Speaker 6: Our domestic policy.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 6: I believe they are here.
Speaker 27: Me.
Speaker 15: I believe.
Speaker 29: I believe they control the Senate and the House Foreign
Speaker 29: Affairs Committee, controlling our foreign policies. I'm saying we should
Speaker 29: be objective. We have developed serious enemies from a one
Speaker 29: sided policy. And yes, I believe Israel through their through
Speaker 29: their lobby.
Speaker 2: And it's not even Israel, cause remember we were Israel
Speaker 2: before Israel is Israel because we created it. People like
Speaker 2: Louis Brandai has had a big hand in that, but
Speaker 2: he was a round sales agent. We had a Federal
Speaker 2: Reserve here. There had been no World Wars. If it
Speaker 2: wasn't for the Federal Reserve, we wouldn't have been involved
Speaker 2: in it, and they wouldn't have kicked them off. They
Speaker 2: needed to take America first, and they did. We've been
Speaker 2: just because they don't shrug off the skin. Remember the
Speaker 2: wolf in sheep's clothing, the carcass, the outside layer of
Speaker 2: what our country used to be is what they still
Speaker 2: masquerade and and sell to us as if it's in existence.
Speaker 2: There's no justice, there's no there's nothing protecting us from
Speaker 2: the horrors and evil that's about to befall all of America.
Speaker 2: It's already gone. The only thing that's there to defend
Speaker 2: you is you. They have full control of everybody who
Speaker 2: has something that shoots projectile led out.
Speaker 29: Of it has manifested total power of the Congress.
Speaker 6: You know, power, and my concern power.
Speaker 29: The taxpayers and the citizens of the United States should
Speaker 29: control their government, not a foreign entity.
Speaker 30: To suggest, as you're doing here tonight, that they control
Speaker 30: our Congress. That quote they are influencing the sole control
Speaker 30: of influencing of our domestic policy is an absurdity.
Speaker 6: It sounds like you are a kook.
Speaker 2: You have Jewish eyebrss. I'm just saying, mister guy in.
Speaker 3: The left.
Speaker 29: Sean, I'm not suggesting it.
Speaker 6: I'm telling it.
Speaker 29: Yes, I believe they manifest a great power over America.
Speaker 2: That was twenty nine. Twenty fourteen comes along and.
Speaker 26: What happened the.
Speaker 3: Tractor accident that proved fatal.
Speaker 2: I had to read September twenty fourteen, gym trafficking passed
Speaker 2: away from injuries sustained at his farm. They said it
Speaker 2: wasn't as bad, but then somehow he died into the hospital.
Speaker 2: Maybe somebody finished him off there, as they do with
Speaker 2: people like pattern.
Speaker 6: I served in Congress.
Speaker 31: A former Bush administration official has recently claimed that the
Speaker 31: US government secretly spent twenty one trillion dollars building approximately
Speaker 31: one hundred and seventy underground bunkers since nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 31: The facilities are allegedly intended as shelters for the elite
Speaker 31: in the event of a near extinction catastrophe. Fitz, who
Speaker 31: served as Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under
Speaker 31: President George W. Bush, based her assertions on a twenty
Speaker 31: seventeen report by economist Mark Skidmore, which highlighted unexplained federal spending,
Speaker 31: particularly within the Departments of Defense. According to Fits, these
Speaker 31: subterranean facilities, some reportedly beneath coastal waters, are interconnected through
Speaker 31: a secret transportation system empowered by undisclosed energy technology. She
Speaker 31: also suggested that the bunkers support covert operations, including a
Speaker 31: secret space program. While underground military installations like Cheyenne Mountain
Speaker 31: Complex are historically documented, Fitz broader claims remain unsubstantiated.
Speaker 2: Katherinkbout. Well, let me just say, uh, Kyle, Kyle, somehow
Speaker 2: I'll get to your h messages here, your chats, because
Speaker 2: you're seeing some stuff here that people need to see,
Speaker 2: so put it that very soon.
Speaker 31: According to Fits, the US government has spent an unaccounted
Speaker 31: twenty one trillion dollars since nineteen ninety.
Speaker 10: Eight on these underground cities.
Speaker 31: And this isn't guesswork. The twenty seventeen study by the
Speaker 31: economist Mark Skidmore revealed unsupported financial adjustments by the Department
Speaker 31: of Defense which do total the amount she's claiming is spent.
Speaker 31: Fitz claims they are interconnected by a secret underground transportation
Speaker 31: system powered by undisclosed and potentially classified energy technologies, fully
Speaker 31: self sufficient cities hidden from the public. Their purpose was
Speaker 31: to act as a refuge for the elite and powerful
Speaker 31: and key government figures ready to ride out near extinction
Speaker 31: level events while the surface.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's a practical use for them too, because
Speaker 2: they can just up anywhere that they have an entry
Speaker 2: exit point. So rather than moving troops above ground, where
Speaker 2: he will arouse suspicion in people and concerns, they can
Speaker 2: already be in your neighborhood before you even know they're there.
Speaker 31: Burns, freezes, or collapses completely. Of course, no hard proof
Speaker 31: has been presented for these specific Oh.
Speaker 2: And they have a fun rock climbing wall. Good is this?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And you know they need to entertain themselves. So here's
Speaker 2: a rock climbing wall.
Speaker 31: Underground cities, no photos, no blueprints.
Speaker 2: Just meaning everything that he's showing you here is AI generated.
Speaker 31: A pretty large pile of missing money and the testimony
Speaker 31: of a former government inside it. And what's the likelihood
Speaker 31: of this? If you think about a government making preparations
Speaker 31: for every eventuality, is it likely they haven't made something
Speaker 31: like this? What's the chances they haven't prepared or even
Speaker 31: thought about preparing.
Speaker 2: And the money is missing, well, the boring company and
Speaker 2: all those other things that you see the logo, And
Speaker 2: I put this in my book, and this was something
Speaker 2: that josh from Joshu and Seeking the Truth put out
Speaker 2: a long time ago, by twenty fourteen, something like that
Speaker 2: the first time. But if I can find the picture
Speaker 2: in here, I will show it to you. There is
Speaker 2: a Yeah, it is the Walmart logo and the head
Speaker 2: of these drills. And then I know it's black and
Speaker 2: white and it's nearly identical. So right in front of
Speaker 2: your face, they're showing you something that could potentially be
Speaker 2: a representative. The picture on the ray of the logo
Speaker 2: is the tunnel drill bit head and the Boring Company
Speaker 2: isn't just a plan whords by Elon Musk. This is
Speaker 2: a tunnel boring unit minus drill bit the head in
Speaker 2: the picture, and that's just a couple. And remember all
Speaker 2: those I don't know if you remember back in like
Speaker 2: twenty at least just before Trump came in, and prior
Speaker 2: to that, I think a lot through a lot through
Speaker 2: the Obama administration. So from twenty eight to twelve, a
Speaker 2: bunch of videos came out on YouTube and it would
Speaker 2: be all these like people would say that they were
Speaker 2: like the the trumpets, you know, because they're a tone
Speaker 2: it was given off by you know, the same grinding
Speaker 2: through through stone. It would make that noise and the
Speaker 2: same noise has heard when you when you watch the
Speaker 2: Gothard Tunnel excavation videos when they're using one of those
Speaker 2: tunnel drill bits and they're going through and it makes
Speaker 2: that humming noise, and that's the same thing the same
Speaker 2: type of noise that you were hearing in all these
Speaker 2: videos from the US and different states, and there'd be
Speaker 2: that noise. There'd been like the sensation of earthquakes, things shaking,
Speaker 2: different smells and weird things happening, and it was all
Speaker 2: chucked up to who knows, but most likely was these
Speaker 2: tunnel boring drills creating something down there.
Speaker 31: If spent what on a form of bush.
Speaker 6: My name is Frankie Stocks.
Speaker 10: I'm a reporter with the Stute Peters Network. I would
Speaker 10: just love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, forget about the stut Peters Network. But you know,
Speaker 2: let's ignore that part for a minute, because you ask
Speaker 2: you a quick question.
Speaker 32: I'm trying to ask every representative I can that is,
Speaker 32: do you care more about the American people or Israel?
Speaker 10: As a member of Congress.
Speaker 15: I don't think they're ricually exclusive.
Speaker 6: Frank can you elaborate there? Our best outies are they?
Speaker 32: Who do you care about more of the United States
Speaker 32: or Israel? The United States are Israel, sir?
Speaker 10: No answer?
Speaker 32: Should we put you down for Israel? Who do you
Speaker 32: care about more of the American people are Israel? It's
Speaker 32: an easy one. American people are Israel. If you don't
Speaker 32: got to fake a phone call. American people are Israel.
Speaker 32: Who do you care about more? The American people are Israel.
Speaker 32: The American people are Israel. Sir, who do you care
Speaker 32: about more? The American people?
Speaker 10: There Israel? No answer.
Speaker 19: I think that Israel is one of our strongest allies
Speaker 19: in a part of the World War who people aren't
Speaker 19: trying out armless?
Speaker 32: And I think Arsenal since the US continue funding Israel
Speaker 32: despite their links to the nine to eleven, are their
Speaker 32: attack on the USS liberty.
Speaker 19: I mean, we have.
Speaker 32: American citizens who are about to freeze to death in
Speaker 32: western North Carolina.
Speaker 10: And we're sending sending millions to Israel.
Speaker 32: So well, it is a comparison because the money's going out,
Speaker 32: it's all coming from the same people. What's coming from
Speaker 32: the taxpayer? Sir, who do you care about more? Of
Speaker 32: the American people are.
Speaker 2: Well the moment that the North Carolinas have a bunch
Speaker 2: of Palestinians to murder, then they'll get money.
Speaker 32: To American people are sir, They're equal. Are you serving Israel?
Speaker 32: You're serving America?
Speaker 10: Okay, So can you answer the original question, who do
Speaker 10: you care about more? Users?
Speaker 16: No, Marry, It's just like you ask you.
Speaker 2: You know, he's like a child. He has to touch
Speaker 2: a sign. I stand, I stand, see sign? Sign? Tell
Speaker 2: me how to think?
Speaker 14: Do you do you love your wine more than your daughter?
Speaker 2: No, that's not how it works. When you're a representative
Speaker 2: of of the a so called representative of the people
Speaker 2: of a certain country that you don't put another country first, second,
Speaker 2: author you don't even consider them. It's about the people
Speaker 2: of the country that you're serving. Otherwise you are a
Speaker 2: fucking treason son of a bitch.
Speaker 6: Well, and you say that to us. A simple question,
Speaker 6: it is, do you love your wife?
Speaker 32: Well, I love the United States more than I love
Speaker 32: It is who's the priority when you're casting a vote
Speaker 32: in Congress America or Israel?
Speaker 10: Well, it's a very simple question. You're not answering it, representative.
Speaker 2: Who are you more than just a pack out there?
Speaker 2: So if some of those numbers look low, it's number one.
Speaker 2: They will not be getting their other kickbacks and money
Speaker 2: and salary if they don't do what they're supposed to
Speaker 2: be doing. They're picked. They're picked because they're going to
Speaker 2: vote a certain way and play the game the seriate
Speaker 2: of politics you care about.
Speaker 10: More of the American people are Israel.
Speaker 32: American people are Israel, Sir, who.
Speaker 10: Do you care about? More of the American people are Israel?
Speaker 10: No answer? Who do you care about more of the
Speaker 10: American people are Israel? American people are Who do you
Speaker 10: care about more? But the American people are Israel? No answer.
Speaker 2: So this is talking about pointing false memories in your brain.
Speaker 33: Are convicted in their belief and so you know, to
Speaker 33: Jack's point about using some of the lie detection technology,
Speaker 33: particularly for eyewitnesses, not only can we put information.
Speaker 24: In without blowing up your brain, we can put it
Speaker 24: in and then you can believe it.
Speaker 2: So sincerely, good eyewitness testimonies, Yeah, he did it. I
Speaker 2: saw him that.
Speaker 24: The problem is you can testify to that effect. And
Speaker 24: in fact, we've seen this in a number of ways.
Speaker 33: The police were doing lineups where the suggestibility of the
Speaker 33: information was so strong that people would later identify a
Speaker 33: person that they've seen. You know, for example, you show
Speaker 33: a picture lineup and only one person has on a
Speaker 33: jacket and nobody else does. And then when you go
Speaker 33: to the live lineup, because your brain triggered that there
Speaker 33: was something different about that person, you identify the person
Speaker 33: who you've just seen, but not realizing those because of
Speaker 33: some difference, and then you've seen them twice and now
Speaker 33: you're asked to test prize and my witness and you're
Speaker 33: so convicted about having seen that person commit the crime,
Speaker 33: even though that this is utterly innocent, that it becomes
Speaker 33: a planted memory. And so there's some really interesting research
Speaker 33: that we can plant false memories in the brain. And
Speaker 33: in a different context, one of the emerging areas of
Speaker 33: really interesting and lawner science.
Speaker 24: Is pain detection. And once we understand the circuit trees that.
Speaker 2: Cast stealing pain to cours cause pain, it's the question, no,
Speaker 2: like what they did with little Alex in a cloud
Speaker 2: or Gorn showed them, you know, gave him the drug
Speaker 2: that made him nauseous and feel awful while they were
Speaker 2: showing him violence, so that he would correlate the two
Speaker 2: and get sick instead of causing pain to others and.
Speaker 24: As could be then and still pain.
Speaker 2: It's just one example, but when you're you know, it's
Speaker 2: like a pleasure pain like reward system.
Speaker 24: And use that in many coersive measures in the legal
Speaker 24: system as well.
Speaker 2: So this is a guy from Australia. Vaccination proved useless
Speaker 2: and dangerous from forty five years of registration statistics during
Speaker 2: the forty five years of the registration of deaths and
Speaker 2: their cause of smallpox mortality has very slightly diminished, while
Speaker 2: an exceedingly severe smallpox epidemic occurred within the last twelve
Speaker 2: years of the period, that there is no evidence to
Speaker 2: show that the slight decrease in smallpox mortalit is due
Speaker 2: to vaccination. Vaccination. Remember they hedge all of their bullshit
Speaker 2: on the smallpox that the severity of smallpox, and by
Speaker 2: the way, you can show that this is because the
Speaker 2: tanneries and the and the dumping of crap into the
Speaker 2: into the water supply at all types of industrial pollution
Speaker 2: that caused this in the first place, not a quote
Speaker 2: unquote unicorn or virus. That the severity of smallpox as
Speaker 2: a disease has not been mitigated by vaccination. So once
Speaker 2: again another situation where they cause an environmental change by
Speaker 2: dumping a bunch of crap in. We're going full circle
Speaker 2: again from the talk we were having about the other
Speaker 2: stuff in the so called fungus and the so called
Speaker 2: algae and all this other shit that's happening, when there's
Speaker 2: also stories that we talked about the very last episode
Speaker 2: of them dumping a bunch of fecal matter into the
Speaker 2: into San Diego and whatever treatment chemicals they put into
Speaker 2: that as well. The severity of SMALLPOXES diseases not been
Speaker 2: mitigated by vaccine, so again creating the situation and then
Speaker 2: blaming something else for it, and then using that excuse
Speaker 2: to poison you even further. They're always poisoning a well
Speaker 2: one way or the other, whether it's the well inside
Speaker 2: of you by direct you know, pokies, I'm on YouTube,
Speaker 2: I gotta say it weird, or you know, the environment
Speaker 2: itself being toxic, and if it toxic just enough to
Speaker 2: get you to go to your doctor, well then they
Speaker 2: can finish you off with their blind belief and their
Speaker 2: cult of allopathy. That's severe, no, sorry that several inoculable
Speaker 2: diseases having preached to an alarming extent. Coincidentally with enforced
Speaker 2: there's that word again. The first, second, and fourth propositions
Speaker 2: will be proved from the Registrar General's reports from eighteen
Speaker 2: thirty eight to eighteen eighty two, and I shall make
Speaker 2: the results. Yeah, General wasn't a great guy, just saying
Speaker 2: results clear and indisputable. By presenting the figures for the
Speaker 2: whole period in the form of diagramatic curves, so that
Speaker 2: no manipulation of them by taking So yeah, okay, more stuff. Okay,
Speaker 2: and let's let me remind you that I have a
Speaker 2: series on here. Look for the word by shomp b
Speaker 2: E c cha MP. That man told it what it
Speaker 2: was during the time of pasteurs rise, and he was
Speaker 2: mostly ignored. And of course they championed and celebrated old
Speaker 2: Pasture and all of his failures and all of his bullshit.
Speaker 2: And that's what the basis of all this is, these
Speaker 2: uh injectables. Seeing your fourteen year old son on life
Speaker 2: support and then having to have the discussion about taking
Speaker 2: him off, and then holding your hand on his chest
Speaker 2: for nine minutes until his last heartbeat. That's what the
Speaker 2: HPV guard still did to my Christopher. These are the facts.
Speaker 2: This is real, this is wrong. Don't let your child
Speaker 2: or children be next. Don't listen to and believe the lies.
Speaker 2: He says. Within two and a half weeks he was
Speaker 2: complaining about a terrible sore throat and headache. This is
Speaker 2: after he got the you know, sore throat and headaches
Speaker 2: are listed out on the gardes. Still nine in as
Speaker 2: as common adverse effects. He says apt, but I think
Speaker 2: it says. He was taken to Express Care, where he
Speaker 2: tested negative for the strep throat. He was sent home
Speaker 2: with instructions to treat the symptoms. The next week, Christopher
Speaker 2: slipped from one night until the next. After dinner, he
Speaker 2: went back to sleep. After several attempts to weigh Christopher,
Speaker 2: his mother took him to Trinity Medical Care. On the
Speaker 2: way the hospital, Christopher was disoriented, and he said he
Speaker 2: felt very confused. He was checked into the emergency room
Speaker 2: and blood work was ordered Quickly. From there, his health
Speaker 2: rapidly deteriorated. His blood work came back and it showed
Speaker 2: that he had an elevated white blood cell count. Since
Speaker 2: there were no other signs of bacterial or viral infections, Riddle,
Speaker 2: he was sent to Iowas City Children's Hospital for further testing.
Speaker 2: Put him in the hands of the very people who
Speaker 2: suggested or pushed upon you the very thing that killed him.
Speaker 2: So you went right back to the same people, the
Speaker 2: same types of people. When he arrived, they immediately ordered
Speaker 2: imagine if he went to doctor glynnon what might have been,
Speaker 2: what the difference in the outcome might have been. The
Speaker 2: test revealed that Christopher's brain was spelling and that he
Speaker 2: had lesions on his brain. The doctors went over his
Speaker 2: last couple of months in detail to try and pinpoint. Gee,
Speaker 2: I wonder if it was the thing they injected directly
Speaker 2: into his body. Could have been couldn't have been that? No,
Speaker 2: that's ridiculous. Look other places for the reason the spelling lesions.
Speaker 2: The only thing that was different was that he had
Speaker 2: received the gardess oil. You can read, you can see
Speaker 2: the other words. You know, I want to not have
Speaker 2: to have it struck down. Christopher was moved to this
Speaker 2: p I c U and he is that pediatrics in
Speaker 2: sensive care unit? Is that what that means? As he
Speaker 2: needed more medical attention, his neurologists explained that they were
Speaker 2: diagnosing him with acute disseminated in cephala myyolite, just a
Speaker 2: bunch of words. The words don't mean anything. Doesn't tell
Speaker 2: you what the root causes, or why or how to
Speaker 2: fix it or what you know what I mean? And
Speaker 2: given his medical history, he was one hundred percent sure
Speaker 2: that they age you know, ah, His neurologist said he
Speaker 2: was one hundred percent sure that it was the you
Speaker 2: know what that got him. Christopher's health became even more
Speaker 2: unstable and he stopped breathing on his own. His doctors
Speaker 2: told his family that they were unsure what the quality
Speaker 2: of his life would be if he recovered. The doctors
Speaker 2: decided the best chance of survival was to remove a
Speaker 2: portion of his skull to relieve the pressure. Well, that's
Speaker 2: very barbaric. His parents were given the disgusting and said
Speaker 2: were given the news, and given the news that their
Speaker 2: precious boy was brain dead. They made a decision that
Speaker 2: no parents should ever have to make. And here's that guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know how much I can play on here
Speaker 2: because it's well, we'll say so.
Speaker 7: This one today is filled the pro vaxes as someone
Speaker 7: who once believed in vaccines and who vaccinated my own child.
Speaker 2: On let me just read this real quick. The biggest
Speaker 2: demonic and deliberate scam ever pulled on mankind for makeea
Speaker 2: i e. Poisoning. The injection is the epitome of insanity,
Speaker 2: but all of allopathy is a death promoting effort with
Speaker 2: the doctor needed minds and way Coat's buffering between the
Speaker 2: aware and truly evil.
Speaker 7: The middleman, I'm asking you for this one time to
Speaker 7: just hear me out. I know you think I'm stupid, uneducated, crazy,
Speaker 7: all three of them at once. I know you think
Speaker 7: questioning vaccine safety is like believing in conspiracy theories. I
Speaker 7: know you are angered to think that there are people
Speaker 7: like me putting children in harm's way because of the
Speaker 7: increasing rate of vaccine refusal around the world. I understand
Speaker 7: that I one hundred percent appreciate the fact that you
Speaker 7: care about children, that you care about health, and that
Speaker 7: you want the best for your family and for the
Speaker 7: rest of us. I know you find the practice of
Speaker 7: vaccination to be an incredible scientific advancement that you were
Speaker 7: deeply thankful for. I know you believe in the good
Speaker 7: will of those in the medical profession, even the ones
Speaker 7: that aren't allowed to say anything. I know you believe
Speaker 7: that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks of the harm.
Speaker 7: I know you believe that vaccine save lives, and that
Speaker 7: with them we have eradicated horrible diseases and made the
Speaker 7: world a safer place for everyone. I get it how
Speaker 7: truly inspiring and absolutely wonderful it is to believe that,
Speaker 7: to believe that humans have changed and can continue to change,
Speaker 7: the course of history, the threat of disease, mobility, immortality
Speaker 7: through medical innovation. That is an incredible idea in a
Speaker 7: reality that many of us really want to believe. How
Speaker 7: difficult and frustrating would it be to have those beliefs challenged,
Speaker 7: and for medical professionals to have one of the main
Speaker 7: tenets of their profession and life purpose to be questioned
Speaker 7: and attacked.
Speaker 2: It would feel.
Speaker 7: Terrible, insulting, and like all that is right in the
Speaker 7: world is being threatened by misguided idiots, cookers and those
Speaker 7: who want to watch the world burn. How could anyone
Speaker 7: possibly want to see pollio return, measles, mumps, hoopin cough,
Speaker 7: chicken pox such scary thingy.
Speaker 2: Chicker pox isn't even some Why would you even bother
Speaker 2: with that? Like that's when you suppress certain things like
Speaker 2: measles and chicken poks, then you don't build up strength
Speaker 2: to other diseases that will take you out later. And
Speaker 2: they've they've gone over this many times. I think there's
Speaker 2: types of cancers that you are no longer in a
Speaker 2: danger zone for after having those, So why would you
Speaker 2: want to suppress that? And it doesn't work anyway?
Speaker 7: Just to make everyone vulnerable and needlessly put in harm's way. Again,
Speaker 7: I get it.
Speaker 2: No, really, I get it.
Speaker 7: Believe me. It took years of daily research and investigation
Speaker 7: into this issue before I began to decide that the
Speaker 7: potential benefits of the wambams do not outweigh the costs.
Speaker 7: And this was after vaccinating my own child and watching
Speaker 7: him suffer neural developmental and cognitive cognitive cognitive cognitive delays.
Speaker 7: This was after we began to deal with the food
Speaker 7: allergies that had him in constant stomach pain and had
Speaker 7: x men. Let me add that when I say the
Speaker 7: words of research and investigate, I'm not talking about blogs
Speaker 7: or YouTube or natural websites or sources with no references
Speaker 7: for the information. I don't watch them videos. I'm talking
Speaker 7: about published, peer reviewed scientific research from medical journals. I'm
Speaker 7: talking about data and records from the CDC's owned website.
Speaker 7: I'm talking about historical records and archived articles. When it
Speaker 7: comes to vaccines, I search for the proof, for solid
Speaker 7: scientific evidence. It was and still is of the utmost
Speaker 7: importance to me to see the research and only then
Speaker 7: come to an informed decision. And in the end, the
Speaker 7: overwhelming amount of unbiased historical and scientific evidence was against
Speaker 7: the Wambams. I do not take this issue lightly. The
Speaker 7: debate about vaccines is so volatile simply because we all
Speaker 7: care so much about children, about our families. People on
Speaker 7: both sides of this debate, the majority of them are
Speaker 7: truly good people. The difference between us is that you
Speaker 7: believe the benefits of the wambams outweigh the risks if
Speaker 7: the years of research or witnessing our own children suffer
Speaker 7: or ourselves suffer vaccine injury.
Speaker 2: We do not.
Speaker 7: There is a passion and frustration on both sides, and
Speaker 7: we are coming from the same place. With that frustration,
Speaker 7: we simply disagree on how best to protect our children.
Speaker 7: What I'm hoping for is that you just might heed
Speaker 7: our warning and make an effort to dive deep into
Speaker 7: the research on this subject. So what you know, what
Speaker 7: you already know, and the entire medical system and all
Speaker 7: of these great pediatricians know that vaccines are safe and effective. Well,
Speaker 7: what if that's not actually true? What if doctors never
Speaker 7: actually learn about these in medical school. What if the
Speaker 7: medical textbooks are written with an enormous amount of funding
Speaker 7: from the pharmaceutical industry. What if the pharmaceutical industry is
Speaker 7: corrupt and fun studies which conveniently stop monitoring test subjects
Speaker 7: before adverse effects begin to manifest. What if they actually
Speaker 7: do put it all there in black and white on
Speaker 7: the inserts, but nobody chooses to read them, and those
Speaker 7: that do are then called crazy were telling you to
Speaker 7: read the insert What if they contain toxic substances at
Speaker 7: levels which can cause chronic illness when children are repeatedly
Speaker 7: injected with them. What if we are trading temporary illness
Speaker 7: for the development of autoimmune and neurological disease later in life.
Speaker 7: What if the threat and danger of these preventable diseases
Speaker 7: has been inflated to push more of the wambams. What
Speaker 7: if these wambams are not even truly as an effective
Speaker 7: as we've been led to believe, and we will always
Speaker 7: need more booster shots to try and make up for
Speaker 7: that fact. What if there is evidence for all of
Speaker 7: the above, you just haven't seen it yet. Listen. If
Speaker 7: you want to vaccinate, go for it. It's your decision.
Speaker 7: I don't mind.
Speaker 28: I'm not going to argue.
Speaker 7: I hope though, that you might keep an open mind
Speaker 7: and generally take time to look into this for yourself,
Speaker 7: beyond the claims of our government, the television, and the
Speaker 7: medical system, which ignore or unaware of the massive amount
Speaker 7: of evidence that contradicts those claims, or paid not to
Speaker 7: tell you. Please take caution and know that I don't
Speaker 7: do this to be popular. I don't do this for views.
Speaker 7: I don't do this to make friends. The only reason
Speaker 7: I speak out is to protect my child and your
Speaker 7: children from unnecessary harm. That's it.
Speaker 2: I should have mine. And this is a very sad story,
Speaker 2: so let's get into it. January twenty twelve, updated. But
Speaker 2: it happened to well, this is when the first came
Speaker 2: out of this article from Dailymail. All right, well, who
Speaker 2: cares about the Daily Mail? But December fourteenth, twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: let's pray together the heartbreaking plea by kidnapped college student
Speaker 2: to her captors just minutes before they executed her. And
Speaker 2: here they are. McNeil testified that miss Carson was walking
Speaker 2: to her car and early morning when the attackers rushed her.
Speaker 2: They pushed her in the backseat of her car and
Speaker 2: took a terrifying trip to an ETM to withdraw seven
Speaker 2: hundred dollars the daily limit. McNeil said in court that
Speaker 2: from the beginning of the ordeal, she begged her attackers
Speaker 2: not to kill her. He said, before she even got shot,
Speaker 2: she was saying, let's pray together, So obviously that was
Speaker 2: one of the attackers. But despite her please, miss Carson
Speaker 2: was shot four times with a twenty five caliber pistol.
Speaker 2: Then came a blast from a sawed off twelve gage
Speaker 2: shotgun to her right temple point blank, leaving a large
Speaker 2: gaping wound in her head and the hand she used
Speaker 2: to try to shield herself. Just try to imagine that
Speaker 2: for a second look at her. Orange County District Attorney
Speaker 2: Jim Woodhall said the final shot was instantly fatal. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: when you lose half of your head and the rest
Speaker 2: of it, you know, is laying on the ground. The
Speaker 2: insides her body was left where she fell in the
Speaker 2: middle of the residential street near the university, like a
Speaker 2: piece of meat. They got a fucking smile on that
Speaker 2: piece of shit. That thing's worth more than her life. Leader.
Speaker 2: The family of Eve Carson, twenty two, from Athens, Georgia,
Speaker 2: do not know how her face ended up on the
Speaker 2: billboard and are trying to get it removed. After the murder,
Speaker 2: and after the murder of the pair, allegedly continued to
Speaker 2: return to ATMs, with drawing the seven hundred dollars the
Speaker 2: seven hundred dollars from her account each time. Miss Carson,
Speaker 2: twenty two from Athens, Georgia, was the university's popular student
Speaker 2: body president and a recipient of the highly regarded Morehead Scholarship.
Speaker 2: The North Carolina News and Observer reported that McNeil was
Speaker 2: a crack dealer at the time who was known in
Speaker 2: the area for having easy access to cars. Despite her
Speaker 2: pleas to spare her life, Miss Carson was shot five
Speaker 2: times in March of two thousand and eight. I don't
Speaker 2: know what the fuck that's for, but I have to
Speaker 2: tell an idiot to stop fucking singing in the second
Speaker 2: so oh, they took them. One my messages away deleted
Speaker 2: by its owner or hidden by the privarcy. Okay, what
Speaker 2: is black noise?
Speaker 6: Black noise?
Speaker 2: Black noise is something that Barrow has got very interested in.
Speaker 34: It's it's well, it's the one face. A black noise
Speaker 34: is that everything black a glass. They're not listening hits
Speaker 34: a particular note. The vibrations are out of the protagonism
Speaker 34: of the glass.
Speaker 3: That cracks.
Speaker 34: So black lives is the registered within which you can
Speaker 34: crack in the city, your people.
Speaker 2: Or it's a new control bomb. It's a noise. It
Speaker 2: sounds a lot like Tesla Tech with the earthquake device
Speaker 2: harmonic resonance exactly is it a.
Speaker 10: Real In France?
Speaker 34: Retiring to work until last year, you could buy the
Speaker 34: patent for it in the French patent office for about
Speaker 34: equivalent of three four dollars.
Speaker 24: And it would wipe out how to say, it's times
Speaker 24: how much money you put you to it.
Speaker 11: I mean a small one could probably kill it off.
Speaker 11: The people in a little big one could describe it more.
Speaker 11: This is a it's a weird idea. I don't know,
Speaker 11: that's not mine one. Yeah, let's not give the answer.
Speaker 2: What is black? Black noise? Black awakening? Interesting? So here
Speaker 2: we go. Yeah, my mattress didn't have a giant pool
Speaker 2: of blood on it, but then again, it isn't in
Speaker 2: a tunnel under a Shabbad synagod. It's this fun project
Speaker 2: for all the loonies online who are posting conspiracy theories
Speaker 2: about the mattresses, take a peek under your bed sheets
Speaker 2: and have a good look at you are your bear
Speaker 2: mattress white as snow or no, you're welcome, fucking idiot.
Speaker 2: Huge tunnel system under Shabbad headquarters located opposite Children's Museum.
Speaker 2: Suspicious stained mattress pulled out of tunnel's baby chair inside tunnels,
Speaker 2: NYPD turns up a cement to immediately fill the tunnels
Speaker 2: instead of investigating their purpose. Artwork by Kim Noble. I
Speaker 2: guess that's an inverted name for somebody who who would
Speaker 2: do something like that. John Podessa's brother Tony owned some
Speaker 2: of Noble's artwork. The Jewish Jabad movement, which doug tunnels
Speaker 2: in New York City holding a tiny, soiled mattress and
Speaker 2: a high chair, has long been linked to child sex abuse.
Speaker 2: Hercil Packer, one of the most prominent members, admitted in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one to doing things that shouldn't be done
Speaker 2: to a five year old girl. Let me repeat that.
Speaker 2: This pecker here, p E. Kkar, one of its most
Speaker 2: prominent members, which means if he's leading their following, admitted
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety one to doing things that shouldn't be
Speaker 2: done to a five year old girl. I think that's
Speaker 2: a last one.
Speaker 21: Wake up, Americans, you're about to be pulled into a
Speaker 21: war with Arabs, with the Muslim world, and you're going
Speaker 21: to be made to believe that something horrible that happened
Speaker 21: to you was done by the Muslims.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't done by the Muslims.
Speaker 35: It was done by a wild card, the Israeli Masade
Speaker 35: that's cutting and ruthless and can carry out a tax
Speaker 35: on Americans and make it look like Arabs did it.
Speaker 10: That's the literal definition of a false flag.
Speaker 3: And right there that's a false flag.
Speaker 6: That's not my conspiracy theory.
Speaker 35: That's the US Army report the day before, published the
Speaker 35: day before nine eleven.
Speaker 2: Yes, let's see school events, military studies. Paper attempts to
Speaker 2: I can't say in the first year of peace and
Speaker 2: force by blahah blah sees possible dangerous for US troops
Speaker 2: from like Israel's armed forces five hundred pound guerrilla blah
Speaker 2: blah blah operates in both guys. So yeah, yeah, yeah, messade.
Speaker 2: The Israeli Intelligence Service, the sam's officer says, wild card,
Speaker 2: ruthless and cunning, has capability to target US forces and
Speaker 2: make it look like a Palestinian Arab act.
Speaker 21: You can call me any name you want to call me.
Speaker 21: That's a US Army report. They warned us. They were
Speaker 21: telling us what Israel is capable of doing.
Speaker 2: Great couple, why is no one talking about Oprah. Oprah
Speaker 2: was in charge of Team Up for Maui Wildfires, which
Speaker 2: only gave ten percent of the proceeds to the victims.
Speaker 2: She and Harvey Weinstein produced Leaving Neverland, putting blame on
Speaker 2: innocent Michael Jackson to take the spotlight off of the
Speaker 2: true predator of Weinstein. Well not just Weinstein though. Come on, now,
Speaker 2: with all of Hollywood's tunnel work there, come on, singer
Speaker 2: Seals Seal. But they didn't. They decided not to capitalize it.
Speaker 2: Singer Skeeel said on social media, Oh I forgot. That's right.
Speaker 2: You'd heard the rumors, but you had no idea he
Speaker 2: was actually seriously assaulting young, starry eyed actresses. My bad
Speaker 2: John of God was once Oprah's spiritual healer, one of
Speaker 2: the most notorious sexual predators to day traffic babies Oprah
Speaker 2: made him famous. Yeah, and he would murder the baby
Speaker 2: mills after they got to a certain age, like still
Speaker 2: under thirty. I think when they were done pumping out
Speaker 2: babies and no longer had their use he would murder
Speaker 2: the mothers and where do you think these children were
Speaker 2: going to their demise? That was a John of God
Speaker 2: from Brazil I'm talking about. She is responsible for launching
Speaker 2: the careers with many questionable experts such as doctor Oz
Speaker 2: It's the other guy, doctor Phil Right and promoting delusional
Speaker 2: books like The Secrets. Ended Munique's career and had her
Speaker 2: blacklisted because Monique told Oprah no. Oprah then humiliated her
Speaker 2: by inviting Munich's family on her show. Her brother who
Speaker 2: sexually assaulted her, gave free cars to her audience. Well,
Speaker 2: this is just a mistake because rich people think about this,
Speaker 2: but gave free cards or audience where they had to
Speaker 2: pay seven thousand dollars gift tacks. Stepmother said she'd actually
Speaker 2: she's actually gay and her relationships with Stedman is just
Speaker 2: a smoke screen. Children are disappearing from the school that
Speaker 2: she started in Africa. I don't understand what the hell
Speaker 2: this video is, Like, what the fuck is going on
Speaker 2: in this video? Dude on the floor put it it
Speaker 2: thing in the corner. I think this guy might be
Speaker 2: an Israeli in the left. What is happening here? Says
Speaker 2: if you oppose this US Israel relation, you face tremendous
Speaker 2: headwinds to get into government. Matt Gates exposes the Israel
Speaker 2: lobbyist how they as how they put you know, uh
Speaker 2: title this and this somebody says looks like the state
Speaker 2: of the art studio because it's all like, you know,
Speaker 2: folding chairs and a freaking space heater and so anyway,
Speaker 2: just watch it. It's the weirdest thing.
Speaker 16: If I want to get into government, do I have
Speaker 16: to parties?
Speaker 4: Rum?
Speaker 2: What is this in the corner?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 31: Is this?
Speaker 2: What is happening here?
Speaker 8: You know, the Israel lobby has an incredible power of
Speaker 8: the decisions that government makes. And what we've seen is
Speaker 8: on the left or on the right. If you question
Speaker 8: the policies of the Israeli government legitimately, people will accuse
Speaker 8: you of anti Semitism. And that is weird and wrong
Speaker 8: and kind of unlike anything else we see anywhere else. Now,
Speaker 8: there are legitimate expressions, you know, of concern regarding the
Speaker 8: anti Semitism that we see on college campuses.
Speaker 2: But I got a three folding tables.
Speaker 8: I tell you, no one's asked me the question that
Speaker 8: directly and the truth is, if you oppose the US
Speaker 8: Israel relationship. You face tremendous headwinds to get into government,
Speaker 8: not just appointed government, but elected government as well. Dude,
Speaker 8: it's it's moving.
Speaker 2: And wiser dude without a shirt on between his legs
Speaker 2: under the chair. What the hell is this video? The
Speaker 2: thing that the it's the thing. Someone to bring out
Speaker 2: the gimp on there. It says, only open a fucking thing, No,
Speaker 2: let me open it. I guess only three countries in
Speaker 2: the world and the whole world refused to allow the
Speaker 2: you know what's into their country. All three had their
Speaker 2: presidents assassinated. Here are these men and but Undi it
Speaker 2: was President Pierre. I'm just gonna say that's a n current.
Speaker 2: Zisa and Tanzania, oh that guy. I remember Tanzania speaking
Speaker 2: out against it. It was President John mcafooley and then
Speaker 2: he was president is it Jove and Nell Moise? I
Speaker 2: don't know, but uh yeah, we'll happen. Theybe kind of
Speaker 2: fill the part. And you have the barbecue guy running
Speaker 2: around there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's It's crazy to think
Speaker 2: that every other country was a bit of a big pharma.
Speaker 2: That means every president is controlled well obviously, but that's
Speaker 2: also kind of you gotta there's a little bit deeper
Speaker 2: logic there. You gotta you gotta scale back to and
Speaker 2: see just with that also implies to everything else.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Sure can I just did the question and then you
Speaker 2: can pump in this guy's name is funny enough. Alexander Jones,
Speaker 2: a former member of the covert group Saymer s A
Speaker 2: I m R. Claimed he they used fake you know,
Speaker 2: shot programs to intentionally infect Black Africans with it's just
Speaker 2: a poison. Does that's a that's a name given the symptoms,
Speaker 2: because that would imply that there's a v there's a
Speaker 2: virus and there isn't. All right, that's not what the
Speaker 2: cause of it. So so basically were they injecting with
Speaker 2: a shit ton of AZT? Who knows? Under the guise
Speaker 2: of public health this wasn't just one man talking journalists
Speaker 2: Mads Brugger spend years investigating link linking spend years investigating
Speaker 2: linking intelligence, secret archives and buried deaths. Buried deaths weird. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the US Hepatitis B trials seventy eight to eighty one
Speaker 2: injected thousands of gay men with experimental shots, shortly before
Speaker 2: the first AIDS cases were officially recorded. Ask yourself. When
Speaker 2: is a never for protection, that's because it's a flawed
Speaker 2: idea and thinking, it's not how that supposed to work.
Speaker 2: That's not how the human body works, that's not how
Speaker 2: natural order works. You in no way ever have to
Speaker 2: put a hole in yourself that wasn't already there in
Speaker 2: order to administer anything. And what does it say about
Speaker 2: who gets targeted? Documents, interviews and government fundings say more
Speaker 2: than enough. This is not about well yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: You mentioned actively spreading age.
Speaker 13: There was a unit in my from CIMA that one
Speaker 13: of the things was that we went into African countries
Speaker 13: and how was that done exactly through inoculation, through vaccines,
Speaker 13: through vaccines pretending to inoculate people, and.
Speaker 10: The idea being to kill black people.
Speaker 13: Yeah, to redicate that people, you must understand the concept
Speaker 13: was that age was a killer. It was incurable at
Speaker 13: that point in time, so it was led to believe
Speaker 13: that if infected people, it was the it was the quick,
Speaker 13: non militaristic approach to eliminate black people.
Speaker 2: And that is something you know for a fact that
Speaker 2: it was actually being spread to other countries, to African countries.
Speaker 6: Can we do just the question again and then you.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's our boy we always saw though. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: think same, yes, saus, I want five or five hundred
Speaker 2: of him ruling over my country or one with enough power.
Speaker 2: I don't think we need that one. I don't think
Speaker 2: we need that one. I don't think this is the
Speaker 2: one where the freaking people hit that guy in the bike.
Speaker 2: That's not necessary. There's the very firefighter paramedic dead after
Speaker 2: being stabbed in ambulance by patient. Unfathomable crime. Oh look,
Speaker 2: that's not a tan.
Speaker 10: What does this have to do with the murder of
Speaker 10: your phone?
Speaker 2: Because my father was murdered doing his job putting out
Speaker 2: a fire and a fucking he shouldn't have even given
Speaker 2: a shit about there you go. Okay, So this is
Speaker 2: what I was trying to get down to. Here we go.
Speaker 36: For the past twenty years, my wife, Heavy and I
Speaker 36: have been the victims of criminal activities perpetrated by a
Speaker 36: small network of individuals who are out to destroy us.
Speaker 37: Pleave a personally, professionally, and financially.
Speaker 36: This network of individuals is manipulating the banking system and
Speaker 36: the criminal justice system.
Speaker 2: You can't say that without just shut up saying right, oh,
Speaker 2: banking system, Yeah, who who would that.
Speaker 36: Be for the purposes of sabotaging our credit and our credibility.
Speaker 36: Up until a year ago, Heavy and I had never
Speaker 36: had any run in with the law whatsoever. We are
Speaker 36: not criminals, nor are we fugitives from justice, nor are
Speaker 36: we crazy. We are simply artists and filmmakers who are
Speaker 36: being racketeered on. We believe there are to be a
Speaker 36: malignant tumor of star whackers in Hollywood. How many people
Speaker 36: do you know personally who have died suddenly and mysteriously
Speaker 36: in the past five years.
Speaker 37: I have personally known eight actors, all of whom all
Speaker 37: of whom I have worked with.
Speaker 36: And was close to me Heith Ledger, Chris Pinn, David
Speaker 36: Carrotine among them. I believe these actors were whacked, and
Speaker 36: I believe that many others, such as Britney Spears, Lindsay
Speaker 36: Lohan and mel Gibson are being played to get out
Speaker 36: their money. In the meantime, many a celebrity's image and
Speaker 36: marketability is being co opted, co opted, and destroyed. Google
Speaker 36: helps out by keeping the negative stories near the top
Speaker 36: of the celebrity's web page, because it's the negativity that
Speaker 36: brings in the advertising revenue for the past twenty.
Speaker 2: And as the Google man. So you know, so this
Speaker 2: guy is standing sitting between two ois and this is
Speaker 2: just a joke. This is this is a Texas everybody.
Speaker 36: Anti Semitic platforms like GAB have no place in Texas
Speaker 36: and certainly do not represent Texas values.
Speaker 10: What does represent Texas values?
Speaker 2: See cripples and wheelchairs get a lot of people killed.
Speaker 2: Isn't that right?
Speaker 16: FDR is legislation like this by Representative King and Representative.
Speaker 2: Covian King and Cohen. Yeah, yeah, I wonder what they are.
Speaker 15: Fis anti semitism in Texas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because that's what you have to care about in
Speaker 2: Texas's antisemitism.
Speaker 26: Seventeen year old Ernest Hart murdered last night at a party.
Speaker 26: And what they say was a dispute over a piece
Speaker 26: of chicken.
Speaker 2: And it's not that to her, it's not a joke,
Speaker 2: it's not a comedy.
Speaker 20: My brother died on my lap and I couldn't do
Speaker 20: nothing about.
Speaker 10: The family tells the story this way.
Speaker 26: Last night there was a cookout in the Hillside Road neighborhood,
Speaker 26: about ten to twenty people were there. Then he came
Speaker 26: an argument, an argument over that piece of chicken.
Speaker 2: How do you not say, like it's a serious topic,
Speaker 2: but how does this guy like deliver it without like,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just even the setup. It sounds like
Speaker 2: he's like cracking on it.
Speaker 26: They say. A man, a man about twenty four years old,
Speaker 26: a man that the Hart family knew, pulls out a
Speaker 26: knife and stabs Ernest Tart in the neck.
Speaker 10: As man all of us turned around.
Speaker 2: All we've seen was blood just dripping from my little
Speaker 2: brother and he and it's got nothing to do yeah,
Speaker 2: right right, that whole thing, it's got nothing to do
Speaker 2: with it. Just you know, this would have happened anywhere.
Speaker 2: It just happened to happen here, right, there's his little
Speaker 2: brother that they killed him. He fell to the ground.
Speaker 26: But this whole argument started over a piece of chicken.
Speaker 26: Ernest Tart was one of eight children.
Speaker 2: Ernest apparently Ernest Senior is like, yeah, I got seven
Speaker 2: more because it doesn't seem too upset about it.
Speaker 10: Here is his dad.
Speaker 3: He says he knows the suspect.
Speaker 10: You know the guy, Yes, I know him.
Speaker 2: He just come to my house all the time.
Speaker 18: Why would he kill your son?
Speaker 10: I had no idea.
Speaker 2: Seven I had to say.
Speaker 16: It's much more taboo to talk about race differences in intelligence.
Speaker 2: You remember him fam earlier, right, But the.
Speaker 16: Evidence for differences is overwhelming. You don't have to be
Speaker 16: an expert to understand this. For example, there is no
Speaker 16: black country anywhere in the world, whether in Africa or
Speaker 16: in the Caribbean like Haiti, that isn't poor. Are all
Speaker 16: these countries, despite their very different histories, victims of racism
Speaker 16: in exactly the same way. Before Europeans or Arabs showed
Speaker 16: up in Black Africa, no one there had invented the
Speaker 16: wheel or any kind of mechanical device, or had domesticated
Speaker 16: an animal, or figured out a counter or built a
Speaker 16: two story building. There is some debate as to whether
Speaker 16: any blacks even had a written language. Many ancient peoples, Chinese, Arabs,
Speaker 16: Greeks encountered Black Africans. When they wrote about it, they
Speaker 16: often said blacks were unintelligent. It's much more taboo to
Speaker 16: talk about different.
Speaker 2: Okay, so here is the last one, so we can
Speaker 2: fill the Chibbat Chabad to the bone title of today's video.
Speaker 38: Ok that that that false flag attack where they blame
Speaker 38: the Pakistanis for a slaughter inside of in Mumbai.
Speaker 3: That was actually run out of a Lubavatur center.
Speaker 2: Remember the Chabad Luviovich are the Frankists, all right, they
Speaker 2: can negumit themselves. What hell they want? They are the cabalists,
Speaker 2: They are luring cabalists. They are you know, it's just
Speaker 2: a Zionist. It's no where do you think Zionism comes from?
Speaker 2: Comes from the luring Kabbala. So people need to get
Speaker 2: that ship straightened out. Oh it's a Zionist.
Speaker 38: It's like, guys come on the uh A travel center
Speaker 38: from put On by about leabobage, and the whole thing
Speaker 38: was under the guys uh there, under the control.
Speaker 3: Of the the Lubovitch.
Speaker 38: The movies are are not had not been well known
Speaker 38: until I started talking.
Speaker 3: About them about seven years ago.
Speaker 38: They were They were really under the radar, and I
Speaker 38: started putting their information everywhere. And I wasn't the first
Speaker 38: to know about their their their crimes or the fact
Speaker 38: that they were doing what they were doing, but I
Speaker 38: was the first person to popularize.
Speaker 3: It within the alternative media.
Speaker 38: What ends up happening here is we we have been
Speaker 38: pointing the finger at who controls the Lubavitch.
Speaker 2: Know the luovich Is, just throw him in there because
Speaker 2: he's got Cube in his name. That's funny.
Speaker 38: Controlled through the banking fortunes of Rothschild, Oppenheimer, Levy, Solomon Kahan.
Speaker 2: By the way, that's Lee Branda's right freaking there.
Speaker 38: Lobe and all of these different families, the Brothman's and
Speaker 38: and the Onyx out of Uh. They were very big
Speaker 38: in the Austro Hungarian Empire. But all these different leadership
Speaker 38: Jewish families from the Ashkanazi sect are involved in the
Speaker 38: financing and support of this worldwide expansion of Lubovich.
Speaker 2: And what was Isaac ben Luria his full name, Isaac
Speaker 2: ben Lauria Ashkenazi as an he who inspired and influence
Speaker 2: sabbataize Evy and Jacob Frank and Brukia Russo who apparently
Speaker 2: was it cool enough for anybody remember that guy, I
Speaker 2: don't the mine.
Speaker 38: They are basically centers for them to set up.
Speaker 2: So this is Fudora Dostievsky. He says, the Yid and
Speaker 2: his banks are now reigning over everything over Europe, education, civilization, socialism,
Speaker 2: even especially socialism, for he will use it for you
Speaker 2: uproot and destroy its civilization. And when nothing but in
Speaker 2: New York anarchy remains the Yid will be in command
Speaker 2: of everything. For while he goes about preaching socialism, he
Speaker 2: will stick together with his own and after all the
Speaker 2: riches of Europe will have been wasted, the Yid's bank
Speaker 2: will still be there. That's it his diary.
Speaker 38: See they run out, and they've actually done assassinations that
Speaker 38: they've been fingered for.
Speaker 3: So very dangerous group.
Speaker 6: They By the way, do you.
Speaker 2: Know who Trump's who he converted or whatever with Shabbad? Yep, yep,
Speaker 2: your presidence is Shabbad. And did you well by their definition.
Speaker 3: Anyway that non Jews are cattle. They call us that
Speaker 3: the name that we are given, and.
Speaker 2: It means and by the way, everybody's everybody's superhero. And
Speaker 2: brother Nathaniel who dresses up in a fucking you know,
Speaker 2: Amazon Amazon costume, not an Amazonian costume, but when you
Speaker 2: buy from Amazon, makes him look like he's some kind
Speaker 2: of weird priest with a bunch of crosses at him. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was Jabad. He talked about that when they found
Speaker 2: the stuff in in New York. He's like, well, I
Speaker 2: wish Jabbad in a whole different city and there's nothing
Speaker 2: going on down there. It's like you're you weren't even
Speaker 2: in the same spot and you're lying. He's like, well,
Speaker 2: they use the water, the groundwater for their you know,
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, So they have to have something that's
Speaker 2: dugs down load to get to the groundwater. Then they
Speaker 2: add other water. As long as there's just a little
Speaker 2: bit of groundwater, they can scam that too. And it's like, dude,
Speaker 2: shut up, he's such a he's he's a he's a fixer.
Speaker 2: And him talking to Stu this is just another another
Speaker 2: indication of a stewie boy. But it is whatever you
Speaker 2: can talk all the game he wants, that's his role.
Speaker 2: He's not any different and he rhymes everything like a maniac.
Speaker 2: He reminds me of like, look, if you took if
Speaker 2: you took the beard off him, he would be like
Speaker 2: Larry David Bretherin, Nathaniel Kirby. You know, instead of curby
Speaker 2: your enthusiasm, I guess like a tunnel burrow your enthusiasm
Speaker 2: because it's in a tunnel is And.
Speaker 38: They believe that we are put on this earth to
Speaker 38: serve Jews and their rabbis within Lubavic have stated as much,
Speaker 38: and even recently about.
Speaker 3: Three weeks three weeks ago. Four weeks ago, the Lubovich Rabbi.
Speaker 38: In Israel said that Guyam were placed on the earth
Speaker 38: to serve Jews in their documentation of the Babylonian Talmud
Speaker 38: believed after they wipe out the bulk up human population.
Speaker 2: Remember, these are just the Edonites that we've been talking
Speaker 2: about from the British eta with their new scam, their
Speaker 2: their new shield. They don't have to know of it,
Speaker 2: they don't have to know their roots.
Speaker 4: But this is what this is.
Speaker 2: If they're in that Saturn Golton, that's exactly what it is,
Speaker 2: and they're performing the exact same rights and rituals as
Speaker 2: they were five thousand years ago, and it's about human sacrifice,
Speaker 2: child sacrifice, torture, rape, all that stuff, and hatred for
Speaker 2: anything that's European, because they wanted to turn things back
Speaker 2: to the time before the Goths came, which is what
Speaker 2: they verbalized as before the time of Adam.
Speaker 38: So a reset that are non Jewish, there'll be twenty
Speaker 38: slaves for every Jew alive. That's what they believe in
Speaker 38: their tument.
Speaker 3: To that fault.
Speaker 2: And done how much time we were on for a
Speaker 2: long as time. So let me get to Kyle's stuff here.
Speaker 2: Hold on, I said I would, so I'm Glenna. Uh.
Speaker 2: I was already on the right spot so my bed. Alrighty,
Speaker 2: let's see if I can slide up here. So some
Speaker 2: of these things that are gonna be like, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna remember when you asked this, So it's not gonna
Speaker 2: you know, because it'll be like like the one that says,
Speaker 2: how would he know? I don't. I don't. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: here we are. Let's see they have something in store
Speaker 2: for this place. They will have to sell the US
Speaker 2: on something. That's what I thought when I first heard
Speaker 2: an American pope, probably mass migrant influx or wark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm late because I grabbed a guy next door to
Speaker 2: me today who the whole city changed. It was Irishellian.
Speaker 2: The Math of the Ancestor paradox preveos the chronology as
Speaker 2: given is not possible. Oh you should. If you haven't
Speaker 2: seen it, cal you should check out the the series
Speaker 2: I did. It's on YouTube. It's on that It's on
Speaker 2: this channel and the live tab. Look for the all
Speaker 2: the ones that say British Shadow. I'm let's skip over
Speaker 2: a little bit here just to kind of get this
Speaker 2: thing wrapped up the newer plastic bottle. It is more.
Speaker 2: It is the more it is leech leaching, not the other,
Speaker 2: not the inverse, so it's it leaches more apparently as
Speaker 2: what you're saying, I think, uh, Benton Bradley's Myth of
Speaker 2: German Villainy has a copy of the full list that
Speaker 2: what's his face sent to London hundreds of demons. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure what that was referring to, but maybe you're
Speaker 2: talking to someone else or something. I thought the lad
Speaker 2: he injected with cowpast died in the real store, in
Speaker 2: the real story you're talking about Jenner. Well, yeah, the
Speaker 2: same thing happened with the same thing happened with what
Speaker 2: do you call it? Pasteur? He was lots of his
Speaker 2: whole thing was the the bullshit about rabies was that
Speaker 2: was one of his big failures that was turned into
Speaker 2: a success over time. And lies. There's a whole there's
Speaker 2: a video, or there's a whole book, but a series
Speaker 2: I did. But there's a book called bei champ or Pasture,
Speaker 2: so you can get a lot of information from that.
Speaker 2: And then there was another article that I read that
Speaker 2: I had found a long long time ago, but I
Speaker 2: reread it again on one of those videos, these ones,
Speaker 2: you'll have to find out rubble and then if you
Speaker 2: look up Big Shop, if you look up Pasture or
Speaker 2: you should be able to find those videos or Micro's. I'ma.
Speaker 2: I think that's the word I used on all of
Speaker 2: them as a tag micro. So if you're already in
Speaker 2: my channel and then you go to the little search thing,
Speaker 2: it'll long search in my channel, so it's easier to
Speaker 2: narrow it down. Micro z y m A. It should
Speaker 2: pull up all of them. Well, we'll see, got my
Speaker 2: mouse pointer mixed up with yours? Ah? Yeah, right, the
Speaker 2: cross I do that. When I watch the replace, they're like,
Speaker 2: what the hell am I doing? Sometimes when I watch
Speaker 2: the replace, they rule by fear. Yep, I think you're
Speaker 2: talking about the shots, so there. Even Martin Luther mentioned
Speaker 2: mess and ooculation was an attack vector in his rebuke
Speaker 2: of the Jews. Yep, it's just the same thing as
Speaker 2: what they were doing with cauldrons and sorcery back then.
Speaker 2: They're just injecting it directly into you. They were using
Speaker 2: quills and poking your skin back in the day too,
Speaker 2: before plungers and stuff like that. They were doing scratch
Speaker 2: tests basically with poisons. And that's the same thing that
Speaker 2: Cleopatra of the seventh they because they're such nice people
Speaker 2: in Ptolome's dynasty that they and they were totally waved
Speaker 2: up to that cult of the Edonites makes right back
Speaker 2: into it, and they were doing sick shit again. You
Speaker 2: all creezed out with their superstitions and sorcery and all
Speaker 2: their preachcraft nonsense. And she was testing on what they
Speaker 2: call prisoners different types of snake venoms, and then she
Speaker 2: picked the one that she wanted for her own suicide.
Speaker 2: And they said they could have either been with the
Speaker 2: hair pick like a hair like I don't know thing,
Speaker 2: could have punctured herself with it, or it could have
Speaker 2: been a cream like a facecrem that you put on
Speaker 2: and did herself in that way. I think there's evidence everywhere. Really,
Speaker 2: I think you, Daniel, for bringing info to the front
Speaker 2: for more people to see. Valiant. Indeed, thank you, suing you.
Speaker 2: I should have that guy, and yeah, I think so,
Speaker 2: I'll look for him. I'll see if you replies. Evidence
Speaker 2: has emerged in the getting that the rare l of
Speaker 2: the m ao, a gene that is uh environment. I
Speaker 2: don't buy an ins any of their bullshit science. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: man like I A lot of things that they that
Speaker 2: they QUO like, Hey, receptors, they made that up. There's
Speaker 2: no evidence of a receptor. Most of their stuff is
Speaker 2: C G I and AI crap. So until they because
Speaker 2: im balances out there their hypothesis or their view of
Speaker 2: the world in their bullshit science and their bullshit math,
Speaker 2: so they have to create mechanisms that don't actually exist
Speaker 2: in reality in order to make it all work, engage
Speaker 2: in shooting and staff make behavior says. It's a nice
Speaker 2: way of saying, stupid people do stupid things, so they
Speaker 2: have no empathy. Right, and then these people who are
Speaker 2: the masters of all this have no empathy because they
Speaker 2: fuck throw on black magic for the last five thousand
Speaker 2: years and cut their tether with anything that would have
Speaker 2: given them empathy, compassion, or love for anything else. After
Speaker 2: you embark upon harming the innocent, I don't think there's
Speaker 2: anything about a god that wants anything to do with
Speaker 2: you anymore. Yeah, let's say, look out, Charlie has tons
Speaker 2: of research and frequency broadcasting. I want to know the
Speaker 2: brown noise make people with their pants rus South Park? Uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: he is in the Israeli zoom Er Edge Lord comedian.
Speaker 2: That's that guy who is you know asking the questions Matan. Yeah,
Speaker 2: somebody else said that name too. Yeah, that was the
Speaker 2: first I had come across. And but I was like that,
Speaker 2: how am I looking at? Why is there somebody between
Speaker 2: what the that's one of some of the dude just
Speaker 2: lays on the ground or the one in the corner
Speaker 2: of which one's a sidekick both.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: At the same time, the rock Felle Green Revolution was
Speaker 2: acting as main driver of the subsequent population expansion now
Speaker 2: being imported. Green Revolution being essentially defrauding the West to
Speaker 2: increase African breeding and consequently a greater number of Africans
Speaker 2: with aides by ratio or whatever it is they were rejecting. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got you, but uh yeah, yeah, the far Next
Speaker 2: are dangerous, evil fucking people. Man, they're all They're all
Speaker 2: up in Mexico too. The actual classic edition has censored. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, I know about that. The brothers Caramels of
Speaker 2: I think I have. I'm gonna read nice one, Daniel,
Speaker 2: I don't have. You don't have to, man, I wrote
Speaker 2: a whole load of stuff. I don't know what that
Speaker 2: was about let's see that's there's one. That's the one
Speaker 2: that thinks like gets passing. At the moment, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna be able to understand where the context was. Dinner
Speaker 2: ten for a copy of that, and then you're over
Speaker 2: here on this one. You jumped around from one to
Speaker 2: the other. Dania, your your picture changed. Yeah. The microzymeon
Speaker 2: ones are very interesting. Yes, I'm telling you man, that's
Speaker 2: the that's the what makes my that's what makes homeopathy work,
Speaker 2: and the law of similars and the law potantization all
Speaker 2: makes sense and frequency because they can be signaled, they
Speaker 2: can be triggered. I think those people who are doing
Speaker 2: all the shit that they're doing know very well that
Speaker 2: Bechamp was onto the truth and they called all different things,
Speaker 2: but it's uh, it's what they're manipulating when they're talking
Speaker 2: about turning on and off jeans and you know, uh
Speaker 2: with it. What's the other word, epigenetics. I think it's
Speaker 2: all microzyma because once they once they trigger the microzyma
Speaker 2: to think that there's something up, like the decaying of
Speaker 2: a body, they start eating it. That's what they do.
Speaker 2: They send out the toxins and they otherwise they're regulating
Speaker 2: a system. Blood lighting used to be a thing. That's
Speaker 2: actually where Barber came from, explained the Barber Poles, thing like,
Speaker 2: why would that indicate that that was a place of
Speaker 2: blood lit because of red? I know white, I don't
Speaker 2: know what is there is a blue. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm here. You know what I'll do. I'll do this
Speaker 2: so that people can see what I'm reading here there
Speaker 2: now you can see it. But in my head, oh,
Speaker 2: that was the end of it. I'm using the MSN
Speaker 2: chap cheddar about Trump cutting ties with then Yahoo, yeah,
Speaker 2: no I haven't. But I also saw this other nonsense.
Speaker 2: I was floating around saying that he was going to
Speaker 2: recognize a state of palest as a Palestinian state, and
Speaker 2: then everybody was like, no, that's ridiculous. And that was
Speaker 2: like a day ago, two days ago. Nobody's that ever
Speaker 2: saying that's just the rumor that they're spreading. So I
Speaker 2: don't know. It's all come on, now we know who
Speaker 2: he is and we know what he is, so the
Speaker 2: first thing we'd have to ask is what's the angle
Speaker 2: and what's the deception? What's the trick that they're pulling,
Speaker 2: what's the bigger problem is it that it's not none
Speaker 2: of it's going to matter because a big event is
Speaker 2: going to wipe out a bunch of people anyway. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: here's an influx of information, good luck, because you can't
Speaker 2: do anything with it.
Speaker 19: You know that.
Speaker 2: That's what I think is what we're The state we're
Speaker 2: in right now for the most part, is that there's
Speaker 2: nothing that we're going to be able to do to
Speaker 2: stop anything that's happening. So therefore it doesn't matter what
Speaker 2: we think, or what we know, or what we waste
Speaker 2: our time, because everything is a distraction when it's already
Speaker 2: too late. It's just things to waste your time with
Speaker 2: while they're getting damn good and ready and taking their
Speaker 2: sweetest time to wipe us out at their leisure, which
Speaker 2: is pretty sad when you think about it. The weasily
Speaker 2: narrow shouldered focks are going to win because they manipulate
Speaker 2: a bunch of assholes, a lot of them being our
Speaker 2: own land says, there is once you start getting into
Speaker 2: this one, if we get into the next part about Goodea, Goodea,
Speaker 2: you're gonna start to see that old cult of human
Speaker 2: sacrifice merging back into it and that's by the time
Speaker 2: Buddha comes along. That dude, is are you saying? He's
Speaker 2: a serpent and all this other shit, and he's mad
Speaker 2: at the original Thor for not honoring the mother goddess,
Speaker 2: which we're talking about l Heidi, the one that they
Speaker 2: used as the composite for Medea and Kallee and Hecatay
Speaker 2: and all those other pieces. And and Lilith. She's she's
Speaker 2: the she's the inspiration behind Lilith and the evil the
Speaker 2: new of the of the Babylonians, which is the evil gods.
Speaker 2: Probably wasn't a very nice person already, all right, so
Speaker 2: there is this thing here that's where you get the
Speaker 2: ha sauce. Please do so, keep me, keep me going.
Speaker 2: My daughter's expensive. She might have ended up doing two
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Speaker 2: somehow I think this was your first time I saw you.
Speaker 2: Welcome and Alex, good to see you again, my friend.
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Speaker 2: have like it's like it's almost like not even worth
Speaker 2: me post my podcast anymore because not a lot of
Speaker 2: people go to Spreaker, which would be. I don't understand
Speaker 2: why it's better. It's a better player in my opinion.
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Speaker 2: that's how I feel like. Nobody sees anything anyway. It's
Speaker 2: the point I just do it to do it now. Yeah,
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