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Speaker 4: What the fuck is up. Welcome back to another already dead.
Speaker 4: It's been a week since we've seen you last. Assuming
Speaker 4: you don't want any of our other content, pleasure to
Speaker 4: be here as always with Austin Picard and our beautiful
Speaker 4: young jewels there on the bottom on our producer extraordinary.
Speaker 4: I don't know what he produces, but that's what we
Speaker 4: call him. So here we are wild week. There have
Speaker 4: been changes, I guess, I guess we should probably make
Speaker 4: this announcement again since we are streaming to both audiences,
Speaker 4: and because it's a different show, and I guess you
Speaker 4: never know who tones into tunes into what shows, but
Speaker 4: me and Austin are have We've we've separated. Austin put
Speaker 4: in his two weeks a while ago, and the time came,
Speaker 4: you know, he packed his bags. He's leaving no longer. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he's no longer. He's no longer pitching in on on
Speaker 4: the Morning Dump. And but that's not bad. There's nothing
Speaker 4: bad going on. If anything, is actually gonna allow us
Speaker 4: to re focus on and actually be able to put
Speaker 4: out more content because we were kind of talking about
Speaker 4: it the other day on the Morning Dump, on his
Speaker 4: last Morning Dump together, and it was kind of like,
Speaker 4: it's gonna allow him to have more time. We're still
Speaker 4: gonna do already dead. We're still we still got this
Speaker 4: with you guys. If anything, it's gonna make it so
Speaker 4: already dead is actually more of a special occasion and
Speaker 4: less of a thing that we're putting on the back
Speaker 4: burner and not really putting though into. So hopefully maybe
Speaker 4: we can put kind of refocus attention on this, maybe
Speaker 4: start getting guests and the like. Also, on top of that,
Speaker 4: it's gonna free up Austin to put out his own content.
Speaker 4: It's gonna free up Austin to start putting out you know,
Speaker 4: maybe like you wants to start doing things like interviews.
Speaker 4: Now it will draw me down to what it'll draw
Speaker 4: me down one day of Morning Dump, so we're going
Speaker 4: to like a Tuesday to Friday schedule. But even then
Speaker 4: most of a lot of those Mondays I'm still gonna
Speaker 4: end up probably doing. So it's so just saying that's
Speaker 4: that's the deal, but you know, as I kind of
Speaker 4: laid out, that's actually more that's you're getting one less
Speaker 4: Morning Dump. But getting all this other stuff, and even
Speaker 4: then most of the time you're not gonna get one
Speaker 4: last morning dump so and you're gonna probably get a
Speaker 4: higher quality already dead because it's going to be me
Speaker 4: and him catching up as opposed to have seeing each
Speaker 4: other every single day and talking almost every day. It's
Speaker 4: going to be more of a you know, we're we're
Speaker 4: together on on the Tuesdays and that's it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: I think it's good. Maybe a little distance in relationship,
Speaker 4: you know, you know, sometimes it's a good thing.
Speaker 1: You know, I mentioned I mentioned before obviously like I'll
Speaker 1: still I'll still show up and on TMD you know occasionally. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I just like mainly the issue is obviously I'm falling
Speaker 1: behind on just you know, getting my own solo content
Speaker 1: out as much as I would like to, and I
Speaker 1: want to ramp that up anyway, that's kind of my
Speaker 1: personal goal. So I do need to reprioritize just knowing
Speaker 1: like the level that I go to for some of
Speaker 1: the research for the conceptual outline I've been attempting to
Speaker 1: kind of pursue recently. Yeah, it's hard to kind of
Speaker 1: balance just kind of psychologically in general, it's hard to
Speaker 1: balance because sometimes I do have to like unplug from
Speaker 1: the outside world to go over these documents to get
Speaker 1: a conceptual, you know, a realistic you know. Again, this
Speaker 1: is the way I can put it into functional terms
Speaker 1: for myself.
Speaker 4: So then I know process before and I'll go ahead
Speaker 4: tell you it sounds a little broken to be whatever.
Speaker 1: My process is psychotic, okay, And I'm totally honest, get healthy.
Speaker 1: I'm doing the best I can.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's maintainable. Hey man, look the gamage
Speaker 4: your relationships with people you love in the long term.
Speaker 1: Brother. The main the main thing though, is that I
Speaker 1: did want to you already know, like I want to
Speaker 1: be able to pursue other avenues as well under under
Speaker 1: the underclass umbrella, which I do want to implement an
Speaker 1: interview component as well as maybe an occasional live stream
Speaker 1: that isn't at fucking seven am. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But but you know, I just can't, Like mainly, it
Speaker 1: was just like, uh, the obligation, I couldn't be reliable enough.
Speaker 1: It's essentially how to.
Speaker 4: Be clear, I want to let the audience know I
Speaker 4: never forced Austin to go seven am. I always said
Speaker 4: you could you could do any other time. But I
Speaker 4: did put a gun to his head and said, you
Speaker 4: will do some fucking time, okay, like that.
Speaker 1: And if anything, like I said, like, it'll allow me
Speaker 1: to ramp up my own content, which I do think
Speaker 1: will only benefit us all in the end, and like
Speaker 1: we'll we'll be able to have more wealth resources and
Speaker 1: you know that we can draw upon and uh and
Speaker 1: beyond that, you know, I really just think that, you know, honestly,
Speaker 1: the first thing I told you was like, I want
Speaker 1: to continue to put out as much content together as possible,
Speaker 1: Like that is my goal. Uh, it just it makes
Speaker 1: sense for me at this moment right just to reprioritize
Speaker 1: and and kind of figure out how to balance my
Speaker 1: time in the healthiest way that I can. But so anyway,
Speaker 1: well we'll see. But but it you know, I'm totally
Speaker 1: open to the idea of coming back at some point too.
Speaker 1: So just like throwing that out there. It's not like
Speaker 1: it's it's.
Speaker 4: Maybe reevaluate your you're damaging your trauma cycle that you
Speaker 4: continue to put yourself through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, honestly, I was just talking to nam Rock for
Speaker 1: a second about that, because he hit me up and
Speaker 1: was talking about how you just finished the Laurel Canyon
Speaker 1: and now he's starting uh pt k uh and and
Speaker 1: he was just like, I told him to take some breaks,
Speaker 1: right and and find this happy place. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: although I am not following that that same advice in
Speaker 1: this very moment while I'm purging on the uh. As
Speaker 1: far as the Atlanta child murders, I'm I'm it feels like,
Speaker 1: I'm just like, I don't know, it's gonna be crazy
Speaker 1: by the end of this week as far as the
Speaker 1: what damn Rock? But as far as just uh, how
Speaker 1: much I have to finish a couple of books that
Speaker 1: that are specifically revolving around regarding obviously the Atlanta child murders.
Speaker 1: And I had no idea. This is again something when
Speaker 1: you you you develop an understanding, uh and you you
Speaker 1: kind of find a legitimate, credible window into the file underworld. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had no understanding how how well established this network
Speaker 1: of human compromise really is and really was and and
Speaker 1: has been for far too long. And and uh, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's there's a lot more to that theory that we
Speaker 1: were kind of attempting to pursue before we went into uh,
Speaker 1: you know Shane Show the other night and entirely pivoted
Speaker 1: to wake up, but the idea of like serial killers
Speaker 1: potentially being pat seas for a wider network more often
Speaker 1: than not, especially considering like homosexual pedophiles that uh, you
Speaker 1: know that seemed to have killed many children.
Speaker 4: We were talking before because we were because there's like
Speaker 4: we were going through when we were preparing for the
Speaker 4: Shane episode. We were kind of going through like kind
Speaker 4: of in our head the conceptually, the the outline in
Speaker 4: our head, kind of the idea of like, all right,
Speaker 4: broken to kill. How do we break this up? What
Speaker 4: is a good way to break this up? In our head? Okay, well,
Speaker 4: we're looking like direct connections like Phoenix. Oh, now how
Speaker 4: to know look at this one. Maybe can we find
Speaker 4: an example of where it's like, you know, oh, here's
Speaker 4: an example where we're thinking, like, oh, it could be
Speaker 4: it went domestic, you know, the concept of the the
Speaker 4: you know, creating serial color and then like you know,
Speaker 4: looking for examples of like direct government agents and the
Speaker 4: smoke screen theory that we call it like this and
Speaker 4: kind of the idea that all of these are underfit
Speaker 4: under the umbrella of serial killers and the smoke screen
Speaker 4: one being the idea of these like something else, something
Speaker 4: else is going on, some sort of larger network whatever,
Speaker 4: and then we just write it off as oh, this
Speaker 4: and you were telling us before this because Ed Kemper
Speaker 4: was one of those things we threw out because we're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: for some reason, I always want to go o, yeah,
Speaker 4: wasn't he Phoenix and go, oh no, he wasn't Phoenix.
Speaker 4: But then his dad was in like that elite where
Speaker 4: like World War two, like US Canadian like OG, like
Speaker 4: the precursor, like the Phoenix stuff. Yeah, I fired autin,
Speaker 4: but uh so Ed Kemper wasn't. And then some people
Speaker 4: you kind of maybe say, like make the generational argument,
Speaker 4: but he's not direct, but you were telling so he
Speaker 4: kind of those ones. We almost sort of threw him
Speaker 4: to the waysides, like I mean, doing me a wrong.
Speaker 4: Who's a decent example, but he wasn't one of the
Speaker 4: better ones of the ones that we had to choose
Speaker 4: for We're like, oh, we'll go through this name. This
Speaker 4: guy is a better example of what we're trying to
Speaker 4: display here. And then you were telling you for the
Speaker 4: show like some you actually found other connections. So what
Speaker 4: we may have been wrong Ed Kemper may have actually
Speaker 4: been a great example to provide for the show. Not
Speaker 4: to say he was bad, but you know, for the
Speaker 4: specific archetypes we were trying to present, Like he just
Speaker 4: wasn't the ideal for one of the specific archetypes.
Speaker 7: So this isn't that guy who like had sex with
Speaker 7: his mother's head.
Speaker 1: Uh, they're they're all cannibal, They're all like honestly up
Speaker 1: ed killer.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I think John Wayne Gacy was the one who who
Speaker 1: allegedly uh man, I'm trying to remember now, Actually.
Speaker 4: You could be right, you could us together saying if
Speaker 4: you remembers correctly vocal rim tittle saying, is you remembers
Speaker 4: correctly ed Kemper popped off around the height of Project fans.
Speaker 4: But yeah, he was one that you could kind of
Speaker 4: use an example as like, oh, maybe the domestic policy
Speaker 4: is being applied here, or even the fact that it's
Speaker 4: generational because his dad was like literally the one doing
Speaker 4: those weird glowy nuke ops and shiit like often like
Speaker 4: those weird islands in the Pacific, Like uh so he
Speaker 4: yeah they were. He was topp tier clearance shiit like
Speaker 4: weird next level glowy stuff.
Speaker 1: Right. His father was in the Devil's Brigade, right, the
Speaker 1: commando unit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Devil's Brigade was I thought it was like
Speaker 4: Black Doubles or Red Devils or something. It was a
Speaker 4: Canadian US joint thing. And yeah, the whole thing was
Speaker 4: that they would like just kind of they were silent killers,
Speaker 4: like the the like peak killers, like essentially the per
Speaker 4: cursor to Phoenix, right, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely insane when it boils down to like he
Speaker 1: he Also, you.
Speaker 4: Would have gave me a gay sy reference is what
Speaker 4: you gave me your connection?
Speaker 1: There's connection too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you wouldn't. Actually I can say I was supposed to.
Speaker 4: You'd be surprised, but you guys wouldn't be surprised. How
Speaker 4: often in the pre show I just stopped myself from
Speaker 4: like engaging with Austin because like, no, no, no, this
Speaker 4: is show. This is great show content. But this is
Speaker 4: just a stuff that me and also talk about when
Speaker 4: I call him, So really, my life, this this for
Speaker 4: the show. Yeah, this is honestly why I have to
Speaker 4: h take a step back and find my happy place occasionally, right,
Speaker 4: because it is it's a dark, sadistic underworld that you
Speaker 4: really can uh find yourself in when once you you
Speaker 4: pry a little bit into the research and attempt to
Speaker 4: corroborate it, it it opens up this this, yeah, this
Speaker 4: unacknowledged world of abuse that that is far more than
Speaker 4: you know, serial ritual murder.
Speaker 1: It it's been developed into. I mean, it's a criminal enterprise,
Speaker 1: but I mean considering what it truly has become. Uh, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that we've been fed this this very cartoonish,
Speaker 1: naive version of reality of how they kind of facilitate
Speaker 1: the cover up in more ways than one, in terms
Speaker 1: of like consider the Satanic panic, right, which in my mind,
Speaker 1: the serial killers in America became a phenomenon really in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy early nineteen seventies, Yeah, and spurred the Satanic panic.
Speaker 1: And I think at this moment, I'm beginning to realize
Speaker 1: that so much of the ritual murders, blood sacrifice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think there's occult beliefs playing out, for certain, but
Speaker 1: there's also a level of the enterprise that's being pursued
Speaker 1: and achieved in terms of snuff films for right. Also,
Speaker 1: like here's a great example is with the Atlanta child murders.
Speaker 1: I had no like, I had no real knowledge of
Speaker 1: the fact that in January of eighty one, there were
Speaker 1: search teams, and these search teams were discovering, you know,
Speaker 1: these basically these abandoned houses in the Adamsville area of
Speaker 1: Atlanta which breaked of rotting flesh, and there were two
Speaker 1: bibles that were nailed to the wall, open to pages
Speaker 1: specifically referencing child murder. And I, uh, it really is
Speaker 1: disturbing as hell once you start to actually read into this.
Speaker 1: And then by the way that the tim Tuttle, my brother,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you sending that Operation Mind Control as far
Speaker 1: as the link and the post the other day, because
Speaker 1: that alone I covered it at least briefly, I think
Speaker 1: during the James Holmes episode. And uh, there was. But
Speaker 1: there's a quote in the very beginning of this book
Speaker 1: of Operation Mind Control by Walter Bauert, and it says
Speaker 1: it's by the big new Brazinski man, the National Security advisor, right,
Speaker 1: and he says, in the technocratic society, the trend would
Speaker 1: seem to be towards the aggregation of the individual support
Speaker 1: of millions of uncoordinated citizens easily within the reach of
Speaker 1: magnetic and attractive personalities, effectively exploiting the latest communication techniques
Speaker 1: to manipulate emotions and control reason. And in my mind,
Speaker 1: I just think the celebrity influence. I think, how in
Speaker 1: every single way are they manipulating perception. I just feel
Speaker 1: like we have.
Speaker 4: To be right, dude, go down the process rabbit hole
Speaker 4: and you yeah, you realize, oh that that perception game especially,
Speaker 4: I mean I guess, like you know, for modern day people,
Speaker 4: it's kind of hard to understand if you don't. I
Speaker 4: mean I was never someone who's like super into like
Speaker 4: oldies or like new Ton about like you know, previous era,
Speaker 4: you know, socialites and stuff. But like when you get
Speaker 4: a grip of it and you get it, you know,
Speaker 4: understand the players at that time involved in these groups,
Speaker 4: you're like, oh fuck, Like is I mean how there's
Speaker 4: actually some that even like your normal people or like
Speaker 4: oh shit, like Jack Nicholson, you know, like, uh, I
Speaker 4: mean yeah that might be. Yeah, I don't know to
Speaker 4: what degree you can tie him into the process per se,
Speaker 4: but like, let's be real, I mean he kept that
Speaker 4: company and kept that company hard, and these people were
Speaker 4: all playing in the same pools. You know, when you
Speaker 4: look at Manson, you look at these processed people, you
Speaker 4: look at these socialites, you look at like you look
Speaker 4: at the the rat pack. You look at like like
Speaker 4: all sorts of people in this area, this generation, like
Speaker 4: the the the to do people, the the it crowd
Speaker 4: like that was it was. They were like a lot
Speaker 4: of them, Like we're in the leve Leveyan shit, like
Speaker 4: the fucking Church of Station and you process stuff we
Speaker 4: talked about a little bit too, but like this was
Speaker 4: what these celebrities are doing. They were dabbling in these
Speaker 4: in these circles like the the the big names. That's
Speaker 4: the shit they were doing. There's a lot of weird
Speaker 4: stuff too. You get even deeper when you get to
Speaker 4: like RFK and JFK, Marilyn Monroe, like some of that shit.
Speaker 4: You can kind of connect that stuff in as well.
Speaker 4: Are fucking Sirhan, Sirhan, You're like, dude, you'll lose your
Speaker 4: fucking mind going and waiting through these waters.
Speaker 1: You know, So wait until, yeah, you get that glimpse
Speaker 1: into this pedophile underworld where you realize that all of
Speaker 1: these various networks connect into this overarching pedophile establishment that
Speaker 1: I was unaware of that very much. Of course, one
Speaker 1: of the goals being human compromised sexual blackmail. But considering
Speaker 1: the idea that you have organized crime and the mob
Speaker 1: clearly involved as far as mob connections to the Chicago Mob,
Speaker 1: the mob in Dallas at the time that all this
Speaker 1: was playing out with John David Norman and the Odyssey Foundation.
Speaker 1: It's very it's terrifying because there's links to each of
Speaker 1: these seemingly child abduction, snuff film, child pornography networks that
Speaker 1: are all seemingly pursuing to compromise childcare organizations or create
Speaker 1: them themselves or like have them licensed by plausible deniability cutouts,
Speaker 1: which are are a huge part of this operation as well,
Speaker 1: which it really starts to show itself in terms of
Speaker 1: Paul Banasi, it's like this, honestly that he is a resource.
Speaker 1: I'm beginning to realize as far as how many of
Speaker 1: the statements that he made. It seems to start to
Speaker 1: iron out what exactly, you know, when were.
Speaker 4: A bunch of cooperations and odd spots.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, yeah, And that's what I was unaware of in
Speaker 1: the first place, was the fact that you had obviously
Speaker 1: the Oakland County child killer connection to the Johnny Gosh
Speaker 1: abduction and the murderer and the abduction of Jacob Wetterling,
Speaker 1: as well, who was also ritualistically murdered and his father
Speaker 1: with military intelligence ties I believe, which also had happened
Speaker 1: to be involved in the ritual killing as well, but
Speaker 1: that ties in Francis Sheldon and the North Fox Island
Speaker 1: to syndicate right that that criminal enterprise which was running
Speaker 1: the Hermes connection. As far as the magazine, the publication
Speaker 1: for the pedophiles subscription model.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were talking about that last night on Me
Speaker 4: and Me and Jewles a little bit, and I was
Speaker 4: using that as a great example of the occult and
Speaker 4: kind of equating it to Michael Aquino in the concept
Speaker 4: of like you you read the brochure of what the
Speaker 4: temple said is and I kind of compare I compared
Speaker 4: that to those like newspaper, you know, magazine whatever in
Speaker 4: the back ads stuff that were clearly you know, subscription
Speaker 4: models for boy love or whatever. You know, they would
Speaker 4: you conceal itself as something else, and it was like,
Speaker 4: but once you it's kind of and I also made
Speaker 4: the example of like, you know, uh, Sir Hans, Sirhan
Speaker 4: directing the attention over here, and then you know, while
Speaker 4: he's getting popped in the back of the head, it's
Speaker 4: like once you see the trick being done, once you
Speaker 4: see the guy shooting RFK in the back of the head,
Speaker 4: once you see like the was the other example, just
Speaker 4: use the oh, the the whatever the hell the code is,
Speaker 4: they're saying. Once you you know, once that clicks and
Speaker 4: it's obvious, like once you see with a subscription model,
Speaker 4: like oh, this is to procure children, it becomes obvious.
Speaker 4: But before that, you're just like, you mean, for one,
Speaker 4: who the hell was looking at those? And two like
Speaker 4: even if you did catch your eye, you're just like,
Speaker 4: that's weird, that's confusing, Okay, whatever, and you moved on.
Speaker 4: Uh So that's that is kind of I think an
Speaker 4: example of like the occult, and I just kind of
Speaker 4: want to point that out. It was a good I
Speaker 4: feel like that's uh, you know, you you've mentioned the
Speaker 4: occult nature of things, and it is like they play
Speaker 4: these semantic games because me and you know, Jewels kind
Speaker 4: of over intellectualize all this stuff last night, U you know,
Speaker 4: into the philosophy of it, and it's like they actually
Speaker 4: kind of do have a philosophy in a sense, but
Speaker 4: it is a it's like a philosophy that's like a
Speaker 4: non theistic philosophy. It's like they worship themselves. It's just
Speaker 4: a bizarre at least the temple set. And also then
Speaker 4: there's a component of like what are they really saying
Speaker 4: and to what extent is do they mean it or
Speaker 4: is it just like you're supposed to figure out what
Speaker 4: that means on your own. It's like what these their
Speaker 4: woo woo nonsense type shit.
Speaker 1: And some of those, some of those cult cutouts I
Speaker 1: think are actual cutouts right for for that very reason
Speaker 1: to kind of cloud and misdirect, you know, the approach
Speaker 1: and perception of how you should should kind of like
Speaker 1: research the investor or investigate the case in the first place,
Speaker 1: beyond the idea that you know, at least when you're
Speaker 1: considering like Michael Aquino, You're right, you're considering some of
Speaker 1: these like even carry Thornley and Discordianism right like it
Speaker 1: it does. It does create a very convenient, you know,
Speaker 1: misconception as far as the allowing the public to dismiss
Speaker 1: things at face value because of the extraordinary nature of
Speaker 1: the claims themselves. And so I think that is that
Speaker 1: is in itself kind of like worth acknowledging in terms
Speaker 1: of like if you wanted to mist the public perception,
Speaker 1: then you could easily kind of cloak a lot of
Speaker 1: these things in this occult right uh uh framework, which
Speaker 1: might just be in certain in certain cases not entirely
Speaker 1: genuinely believed as far as the perpetrators themselves, and and
Speaker 1: could just be a very convenient tactic too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that was kind of what I was kind
Speaker 4: of driving it. It's almost like to part in my
Speaker 4: French to put it simply, it's like jew tricks, like
Speaker 4: because it's like when you read this, like when we
Speaker 4: read the Temple Set, it's like they can mean every
Speaker 4: single word that's in there. You just have to find
Speaker 4: a way to interpret it for it to make sense.
Speaker 4: And it is like but while it is like you
Speaker 4: can believe exactly what we're saying, and then once you realize,
Speaker 4: like for example, we were kind of getting into the
Speaker 4: concept of the Temple and Set and they work, they worship,
Speaker 4: they worship consciousness, so they then and they believe that
Speaker 4: other religions is their black magicians and that they worship
Speaker 4: consciousness and then white.
Speaker 1: The black lame is what the Temple of Set calls it,
Speaker 1: which is this higher intellectual pursuit and it's a fascinating thing.
Speaker 7: Because they're all different color, every mystery school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 7: It's just it.
Speaker 1: And it goes back to the any century health fire
Speaker 1: clubs too, right, jewels, because like we're talking about the
Speaker 1: other day, as far as like these ancient deities being
Speaker 1: you know, obviously in my mind kind of rebranded and
Speaker 1: remarketed to the public. Uh, depending on the new age
Speaker 1: esoteric ideology that's being redistributed in in a different way
Speaker 1: that's more palatable to a different uh profile that or
Speaker 1: you know what I mean that Uh, what's the what's
Speaker 1: the term? But yeah, it's it's entirely misdirection and and
Speaker 1: sort of you know.
Speaker 4: What I was driving at though, is that the the
Speaker 4: like it you know, we were digging into their beliefs
Speaker 4: and then that how they broke it down as they
Speaker 4: create this like binary essential between black magicians and white magicians.
Speaker 4: And the white magicians they worshiped what they said was
Speaker 4: a non consciousness and so they're worshiping. But so in
Speaker 4: that admission, they're admitting that the way they understand it
Speaker 4: that if there is that they are saying there is
Speaker 4: either no deity out there like an actual you know
Speaker 4: entity that has its own agency like a god or
Speaker 4: whatever that out there, but or if there is one,
Speaker 4: it's some sort of universal consciousness. And so they is
Speaker 4: like an amalgamation which kind of the sensius becomes an eggregor,
Speaker 4: which literally just becomes like something like the spirit of
Speaker 4: war or something like that takes over a people, which
Speaker 4: I guess you can apply a spiritual conceptual nature to it,
Speaker 4: but you also can completely understand it in a normal
Speaker 4: pragmatic way. And so it's kind of like when you
Speaker 4: understand what they're saying, it's just kind of there actually
Speaker 4: this over intellectualized way in kind of a weird wo
Speaker 4: woo way of saying, we don't believe believe that there
Speaker 4: are gods, but you can consider yourself a god, and
Speaker 4: we're kind of raising our awareness to essentially be able
Speaker 4: to be gods among men. And this is where they get,
Speaker 4: you know, get trans humanism and type of eating everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hundred percent. And uh, Set it all ties back
Speaker 1: to like ancient Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt. You know, it's very
Speaker 1: strange as well. And and that was a part of that, uh,
Speaker 1: the Akino group, right, the Temple of Set that that
Speaker 1: was very interesting to me because I I believe that
Speaker 1: the dispute with Levey was actually just a plausible structuring. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's all.
Speaker 4: It was like Winter addressing some minor like, oh, let's
Speaker 4: fix up this thing. I don't like what we did
Speaker 4: the last night in really changing.
Speaker 1: Exactly, that's exactly what happened. And uh, and beyond that,
Speaker 1: I mean, well, we'll get into more of the details
Speaker 1: of the cases themselves, drawing in Michael Keino here in
Speaker 1: a moment. But yeah, the Setians believed I remember covering
Speaker 1: this in the witch hunt narrative. Uh. The sets Is
Speaker 1: believed that which by the way, obviously was Persidio West
Speaker 1: Point and McMartin.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Which is that that is not a coincidence, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like these military bases, the off Foot
Speaker 1: Air Force Base in Ohio was no doubt the center
Speaker 1: of Project Monarch in many ways. And that was according
Speaker 1: to Paul Banasi as well, who claims that it was
Speaker 1: from he witnessed Michael Achino handing that no, he witnessed
Speaker 1: Larry King from the Franklin Credit Union and and the
Speaker 1: Franklin scandal over money to Michael Achino, right. Essentially, so
Speaker 1: this is a well established network tying in military intelligence
Speaker 1: and in this you know again, were we find ourselves
Speaker 1: at the crossroads the intersection of intelligence, the occult right,
Speaker 1: and and this organized crime nature of how how the
Speaker 1: human compromised network has been a facilitated and structured to
Speaker 1: begin with, It's a hand in hand, uh, you know
Speaker 1: with with these Uh you can obviously Watergate is one
Speaker 1: of the best examples of that. Yeah, okay, it was
Speaker 1: like real quick, Austin. I don't want to cut you
Speaker 1: off or set you down a different path, but I'm
Speaker 1: just very curious. Did you just get excited to go
Speaker 1: down a different rabbit hole? Or are you did you
Speaker 1: not address the kemper kemper I haven't addressed any of it, but.
Speaker 4: Not addressed are you like working towards that? Or did
Speaker 4: you get excited to go down a different rabbit hole?
Speaker 1: I got excited and I went down a different rabbit
Speaker 1: But it's okay, that's.
Speaker 4: Okay, we could keep going does rabbit hole. I just
Speaker 4: want to know if I need to redirect it later,
Speaker 4: because I do want to hear about that. I'm just like,
Speaker 4: I'm baited breath like is that happening? Like, okay, we're
Speaker 4: not doing it. Okay, well, I'll just enjoy the rabbit
Speaker 4: hole we're in.
Speaker 1: No, I was, honestly, I was just reinforcing and reiterating
Speaker 1: what what Jewels was alluding to and what you were
Speaker 1: basically describing, which was, yeah, this this strange the what
Speaker 1: was it that they worship? Setians believed? Here what it is?
Speaker 1: Hold on, I have it in my witch hunt narrative notes. So,
Speaker 1: Setians believe that set is the one real God and
Speaker 1: that he has aided humanity by giving them a questioning
Speaker 1: intellect that they called the black Flame, which distinguishes them
Speaker 1: from other animal species. Set is held in high esteem
Speaker 1: as a teacher whose example is to be emulated, but
Speaker 1: he is not worshiped as a deity. This is where
Speaker 1: the individual becomes the god. Highly individualistic and basis, the
Speaker 1: temple promotes the idea that practitioners should seek self deification
Speaker 1: and thus attain an immortality of consciousness. Setians believe in
Speaker 1: the existence of magic as a force which can be
Speaker 1: manipulated through ritual However, the nature of these rituals is
Speaker 1: not prescribed by the temple. Specifically, A Kino described Setien
Speaker 1: practices as black magic, which allegedly a term he defined
Speaker 1: and idiosyncratically, But in my mind, black magic is malicious
Speaker 1: and intent right and.
Speaker 4: It can be Yeah, I guess it depends on generally speaking, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: It's not belevolent magic white magic allegedly and the cult
Speaker 1: concept is is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess it depends on how they defined it.
Speaker 4: Like I guess, as me and Jewels are breaking down
Speaker 4: last night, the way that the necessarily.
Speaker 7: Of knowledge through force and white magic is the attainment
Speaker 7: through growth. It goes back to the left hand paths
Speaker 7: and the right hand path.
Speaker 4: One point I made last night though, is that, like you,
Speaker 4: obviously depends on who you ask. If you're asking the
Speaker 4: SETI in the perspective on black magic white magic, they're
Speaker 4: gonna give for you. They're going to create a different
Speaker 4: delineation between the two and what means what so like
Speaker 4: they're literally providing different definitions. Obviously, generally speaking, the black
Speaker 4: magicians are like, let's be real, those are the glowy
Speaker 4: spooks doing weird shit and call themselves black magicians, like
Speaker 4: Homo's over there, like they're the they're the baddies. Like okay,
Speaker 4: maybe there's but that doesn't technically would have to be
Speaker 4: about like come on, let's you're being like, we know
Speaker 4: what you're doing, we know what you're doing. Home out
Speaker 4: like this is we've broken your little spell. The occult nonsense.
Speaker 4: This is clearly a gay, little fucking club where you
Speaker 4: have your job listings that you put out and you
Speaker 4: just cloak it all in fucking weird little woo woo language.
Speaker 7: Choose like job positions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for really it is probably like yeah, they go, oh,
Speaker 4: it's just literally just like oh, hey go get Bob,
Speaker 4: I want to I want to go do this job
Speaker 4: over here. And they're like okay, yeah, Like probably literally
Speaker 4: ship like that or like oh hey tim Is he's
Speaker 4: gonna rape that kid. They're like like like whatever, there's
Speaker 4: some sort of like a cult type thing like that.
Speaker 4: I think like once you break that spell, it's it's
Speaker 4: like something really simple and really stupid. Probably, but it
Speaker 4: is at the same time, when you analyze their silly
Speaker 4: little woo woo language, it's kind of telling the truth.
Speaker 4: And it was kind of my point, like there's no
Speaker 4: lie there. It's just like it's it's like listening to
Speaker 4: a Jordan Pearson's and you know, talking about like going
Speaker 4: the store. It's like he's gonna tell you the most
Speaker 4: like metaphorical archetype this that, and like all the place
Speaker 4: type bullshit.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: That's what they do with their nods. Says that they
Speaker 4: make you go, oh my god, look at this woo woo,
Speaker 4: and you're like they didn't say anything, or if you
Speaker 4: analyze what they said, what they said is kind of like,
Speaker 4: you know, we we get info and we pass it
Speaker 4: on to the other people and we all like hang
Speaker 4: out and we think we're cool. And were trying to
Speaker 4: influence world events and through through magic, which is essentially
Speaker 4: just meme magic. That's all that it is. I mean,
Speaker 4: obviously we would typically prescribe like a negative connotation to it,
Speaker 4: but in a sense, that's what it is. It's meme magic,
Speaker 4: you know, like it's it's the idea of just influencing
Speaker 4: the world essentially, that's all they're trying to do. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then the idea is it's meme magic and and
Speaker 4: the concept of NPCs. We talked about this a lot
Speaker 4: yesterday in our episode Paywald so Pay Up Horse. The
Speaker 4: idea of that, Like, I think what they're implying when
Speaker 4: they make this delineation in their head between black like
Speaker 4: from their perspective in the black and white. They see
Speaker 4: the whites as worshiping a non consciousness and they're kind
Speaker 4: of like and they're almost like these NPC that aren't
Speaker 4: really and everyone else's so they haven't zephyred, you know,
Speaker 4: like they have they haven't attained a higher the black
Speaker 4: flame or whatever, the the thing that distinguished us some animals.
Speaker 4: It's kind of concept in Doune where you're like, you know,
Speaker 4: how the the gom jabbar or whatever, like the poke,
Speaker 4: like if you know whether you're a real man, Like yeah,
Speaker 4: you're technically human, but have you do you? And we
Speaker 4: talked about, you know too, the idea of that, Like
Speaker 4: even me, I feel like there was a period of
Speaker 4: time where I was like I wasn't critically examining the
Speaker 4: way I interacted with the world and was just reacting.
Speaker 4: Not to say I do that regularly, but it's like
Speaker 4: it's the idea of like waking up or whatever. I
Speaker 4: just think there was a period in my life where
Speaker 4: I was just reacting and that's it. Like I was
Speaker 4: just literally MPC just blinders doing things. And that's the
Speaker 4: concept of all this is memes behind the NPC thing,
Speaker 4: just cloaked and woo woo, evil magician, homo goth kid language.
Speaker 1: Yep, No, one hundred percent man. And I think, you know,
Speaker 1: the system is ructured in this way by design, you know,
Speaker 1: and and it is it. It's in order to usher
Speaker 1: through this, you know, entirely essentially, we have generations of unix.
Speaker 1: When it comes down to our ability to actually assess reality,
Speaker 1: we we have no, We're entirely non threatening. There's absolutely
Speaker 1: no threat we pose to the establishment. In my mind,
Speaker 1: the only thing that they have to continually do is
Speaker 1: deceive us and manipulate us along the way. I do
Speaker 1: think there is an awakening that is occurring in certain
Speaker 1: aspects of of the landscape that we're as far as
Speaker 1: the alternative media landscape. But you still have these digital
Speaker 1: gulags and these these obvious modern mockingbird assets that are
Speaker 1: strategically put into place to kind of recorral and usher
Speaker 1: through you know, the uh uh, the establishment narrative once more,
Speaker 1: and and recrral back in the the individuals fleeing from
Speaker 1: the deception still vulnerable, you know, to the false narratives.
Speaker 1: And I think that that's the issue is that you
Speaker 1: kind of have to you have to form a fundamental
Speaker 1: framework for yourself, like as far as just again remove
Speaker 1: that veil, but it's a daily choice. It's a decision
Speaker 1: you have to make, and and that is something that
Speaker 1: I think people the demoralization incentivizes. You don't just unplug
Speaker 1: and put your head in the sand and at at
Speaker 1: a certain moment, you know, that's that's kind of what
Speaker 1: a lot of people their reaction becomes just I would
Speaker 1: rather not know. Ignorance is bliss, and I understand that
Speaker 1: knee jerk reaction, but it is that it is permanently
Speaker 1: the problem as far as how we consistently facilitate the
Speaker 1: current structured system and continue to pose no real threat
Speaker 1: to the establishment. And so that's that's why when you
Speaker 1: pry below the surface in certain aspects of these cases
Speaker 1: and the you know, the monstrous network reveals itself for
Speaker 1: what it is, and you realize that you've been sold
Speaker 1: this level of deception that's hard to even conceptualize, you know,
Speaker 1: as far as like to it's just anyway, I honestly
Speaker 1: believe at this moment that when you're dealing with such
Speaker 1: sophisticated levels of psychological warfare, then yeah, you should definitely
Speaker 1: spend a lot of your time trying to at least
Speaker 1: manufacture some sort of defense mechanism for yourself right and
Speaker 1: have some fundamental principles you can rely on so the
Speaker 1: deception doesn't cloud your judgment. So I think that's where
Speaker 1: a lot of people find themselves falling into the two
Speaker 1: party delusion and once again, you know, choosing their right
Speaker 1: there they're false idol and it never leads to to
Speaker 1: any sort of positive, constructive outcome that's going to actually
Speaker 1: shift us into an optimistic direction for the future. And
Speaker 1: so we remain on that same, very same dystopian path.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I just said a lot of nothing, but
Speaker 1: you understand what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 4: A C and Kemper. Yeah, so that's a connection. I
Speaker 4: want to I want to know this generally. Like the
Speaker 4: fact there's a connection here fucking blows me away. I
Speaker 4: got to hear this, all right, all right, So we're
Speaker 4: talking Kevin Bacon, and we're talking like at least like
Speaker 4: like one degree or.
Speaker 1: Less or two degrees directly tied in. Oh yeah, it's nuts.
Speaker 1: And by the way, keep in mind the fact that
Speaker 1: you know you have Ed Kemper spending five years at
Speaker 1: the taskad arrow, uh, you know, institution in a Taska
Speaker 1: arrow as far as after he murdered his grandparents, and
Speaker 1: and this is where it seems like he actually potentially
Speaker 1: received it was the Atascadero State Hospital, and it seems
Speaker 1: like he could have very well at least had his
Speaker 1: his introduction into into the mind altering md MPD right,
Speaker 1: multiple personality disorder, which is effectively what happened to John
Speaker 1: Wayne Gacy as well, which he was apparently it was
Speaker 1: proven out throughout the litigation and trial before he was
Speaker 1: sentenced to death, essentially that that he had developed this
Speaker 1: split personality disorder and it was very much in the
Speaker 1: same terms of like Awayne Williams right who for the
Speaker 1: Atlanta child murders effectively developed the same problem and essentially
Speaker 1: had this split personality disorder which was really just multiple
Speaker 1: personality disorder and d I D. And so each and
Speaker 1: every one of these these candidates, uh as far as
Speaker 1: these serial killers are candidates for for mind control techniques,
Speaker 1: as far as is that that's concerned. And so the
Speaker 1: connection to Ed Kemper and John Wayne Gacy, as I
Speaker 1: had mentioned before, obviously Ed Kemper has the military intelligence
Speaker 1: connections to this, right wings this strange strategy of tension
Speaker 1: for his father that his father was pursuing, and in
Speaker 1: terms of Gladio in my mind and John wayn gaycy
Speaker 1: so he he joins the junior chamber of the the
Speaker 1: basically what was considered. It's it's very interesting because as
Speaker 1: far as this j c's look up. What yeah, man,
Speaker 1: that motherfucker was talking mad ship to me. Huh in
Speaker 1: the chat.
Speaker 7: But anyway, fuck that dude.
Speaker 1: Man, he just had nothing, nothing optimistic to say about
Speaker 1: anything I was presenting. Was that I was rambling and
Speaker 1: that I'm a plagiarist and that yeah, yeah, fuck that dude.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 4: But it's not very nice to point.
Speaker 1: Out, how dare you point out there that I remember
Speaker 1: that's what I do?
Speaker 4: You piece it, let him work through it and.
Speaker 1: He gets there, Thank you, thank you. Yes.
Speaker 7: So so I didn't even see that. That's how bad
Speaker 7: of a producer I am.
Speaker 4: No, that was me. I got tired of the negativity.
Speaker 6: Good time.
Speaker 1: But yeah, this this is fascinating stuff though, because honestly,
Speaker 1: you you uh, if you understand what the j CS
Speaker 1: are like, it's essentially it's this youth organization set up
Speaker 1: to uh basically isolate and identify uh individuals with leadership
Speaker 1: capabilities that have potential, you know, as far as future
Speaker 1: political candidates, right, as far as just presenting that potential.
Speaker 1: And so when you discover the fact that John Wayne
Speaker 1: Gacy joined the United States Junior Chamber also known as
Speaker 1: the j c's, this national civic group with this odd
Speaker 1: parallel and coincidence that we're at least we're meant to
Speaker 1: believe this is a coincidence, and that is he joined
Speaker 1: this group with fellow serial killer Ed Kemper, who also
Speaker 1: belonged to this j c this United States Junior Chamber
Speaker 1: in Waterloo, right, And so Gasey was named Outstanding Vice
Speaker 1: President of the Waterloo j c's in nineteen sixty seven,
Speaker 1: and other notable j c's include President Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan,
Speaker 1: Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, Vice President Al Gore, Walter Mondale,
Speaker 1: Hubert Humphreys, Bill Gates, Howard Hughes, Charles Limberg, Like this
Speaker 1: is just you know, to mention the members that have
Speaker 1: been a part of this organization. And so that alone,
Speaker 1: as far as Kemper joining the j c's, the Junior
Speaker 1: Chamber of Commerce as he was was apparently at the
Speaker 1: Attaskadaro State Hospital, that is when he became a member.
Speaker 1: And so that alone to me, like really, you know,
Speaker 1: drew my attention obviously. But so he was in the
Speaker 1: exact same organization that John Wayne Gacy was in in
Speaker 1: Waterloo right in Chicago as far as like the Illinois
Speaker 1: connection there to the organized crime syndicate, and so that
Speaker 1: is very important in terms of understanding what was actually
Speaker 1: happening and in regard to the John Wayne Gacy murders
Speaker 1: because once again, like I couldn't even believe the the
Speaker 1: the connections playing out with John Wayne Gacy as far
Speaker 1: as you consider the fact that he's in Chicago all right,
Speaker 1: and Jack Ruby as well is uh is in Dallas
Speaker 1: right at the time when he actually rented an apartment
Speaker 1: from John David Norman, which if you understand, John Wayne
Speaker 1: Gacy has a direct tie in to John David Norman
Speaker 1: and the Odyssey Foundation because apparently he was actually abducting
Speaker 1: children and boys to utilize in snuff films in the
Speaker 1: Chicago area, and so that was what he was His
Speaker 1: role was essentially to collect human compromising blackmail on political
Speaker 1: at least diplomatic individuals who were visiting the area. And
Speaker 1: he would host parties which I was entirely unaware of
Speaker 1: until just recently obviously, and that was when I discovered
Speaker 1: that apparently he was hosting these parties in order to
Speaker 1: actually obtain sexual blackmail to utilize on these politicians for
Speaker 1: human compromise. And that is when the Chicago mob connections
Speaker 1: came into play. And so you have Rosalind Carter visiting
Speaker 1: Chicago for the Police Constitution Day parade as a peace
Speaker 1: offering from President Jimmy Carter to then Mayor Michael Billyonditch Billonditch,
Speaker 1: I don't know how to pronounce it. And it was
Speaker 1: for some apparent slight and so this this you know
Speaker 1: who the organizer of the parade there to greet Rosalind
Speaker 1: Carter was John Wayne Gaesty. Isn't that fucking crazy because
Speaker 1: if you if you consider the fact that essentially, when
Speaker 1: you know, the federal authorities rated his his his actual
Speaker 1: residents right there were apparently Gasey and all his lawyers
Speaker 1: they apparently, you know, we're filing all this litigation within
Speaker 1: the county courthouse. But it basically what had happened was
Speaker 1: all these these eight millimeter film strips were discovered and
Speaker 1: and this is the same thing that happened with Wayne
Speaker 1: Williams in Atlanta and same.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Manson, this is like the thing that's like
Speaker 4: most people don't realize there were all these films like
Speaker 4: that that gets frequently just breezed over or not mentioned
Speaker 4: at all, the the Polanski the films. There was all
Speaker 4: these talks among all these socialites that we were talking
Speaker 4: about before, and how they were all you know, filming
Speaker 4: fucking together essentially, and implications of much darker shit going
Speaker 4: on but not being directly said one hundred.
Speaker 1: But the issue that we're witnessing here is again it's like,
Speaker 1: this is Son of Sam. Why were there vans outside
Speaker 1: of where the murders took place. There were vans with
Speaker 1: tripods in them filming for snuff film purposes. That was
Speaker 1: another reason. Okay, it's a targeted assassination on an occult
Speaker 1: holiday and right, and and they actually have three other
Speaker 1: individuals in the van with the camera actually filming it
Speaker 1: for purposes that they would later use obviously for the enterprise.
Speaker 1: And blackmail files on local individuals and political you know,
Speaker 1: politically connect to people are are held by John Wayne
Speaker 1: Gacy when when they're discovered obviously and and uh, he
Speaker 1: had a whole set of blackmail file files for apparently
Speaker 1: famous athletes. Here's another aspect of like what was what
Speaker 1: was Heidie Reichen doing? And in the Watergate context, not
Speaker 1: only was she brought back into d C during the
Speaker 1: Nixon administration for sexual blackmail purposes by the Mob and
Speaker 1: the CIA. You know, she was already she had spent
Speaker 1: a lot of time in Dallas at the clubs with
Speaker 1: Jack Ruby. Uh, just so happened to be affiliated with
Speaker 1: this very same network. And what was her role? She
Speaker 1: was running a sexual blackmail operation for the Mob and
Speaker 1: the CIA on political operatives or just political assets, and
Speaker 1: it was for human compromise. So so that alone, you know,
Speaker 1: should should essentially give everyone pause. I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: that that's fast time, I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: It's I guess I have just like deepened the process
Speaker 4: rabbit hole right now, because I'm like almost the end
Speaker 4: of Dana Dudad's fucking series. She did it, well, not
Speaker 4: the end, I guess, the end of what she's got
Speaker 4: out so far, like twelve episodes. But man, it is like, dude,
Speaker 4: all these connections, You're just like, dude, what the fuck?
Speaker 4: Like it's everything you're laying out. It's all it's all like,
Speaker 4: yeah that that that ties into all that, then that
Speaker 4: ties into RFK, like as I was getting out before,
Speaker 4: and then like then there's the implications of like, you know,
Speaker 4: whether you know what isn't there some supposedly that fucking
Speaker 4: RFK was. There's rumors, I don't know, truth is he
Speaker 4: was there with Marilyn Monroau at some point the day
Speaker 4: she died or some shit like, So there's a I mean,
Speaker 4: she was another person that kind of in these these
Speaker 4: fucking like circles. So you're just like, what is going on, dude,
Speaker 4: It's just a which one did you just say, Marilyn
Speaker 4: Marilyn Monroe. Yeah, yeah, it's like.
Speaker 1: It's considered a black Swan, I believe, and actually was
Speaker 1: was affiliated with intelligence, which is why she was running.
Speaker 1: So she was one of the individuals who was was
Speaker 1: being produced out of Lookout Mountain Laboratory and Laurel Canyon.
Speaker 4: Fracto with the horny him calm down and stop. She's
Speaker 4: just a nice lady.
Speaker 1: Okays, be respectful, but yeah, yeah the church.
Speaker 4: Way to go guys, right, uh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Jesuits are definitely tied into a lot of this,
Speaker 1: and and obviously problem where were the finders taking those children,
Speaker 1: the six children.
Speaker 4: The Jesuit church or some ship or something like the
Speaker 4: Jesuit institution in Mexico, which which ties in metamorials.
Speaker 1: In a way as well. For smart kids, check this out, brother, Yeah,
Speaker 1: for gifted children, it's like ridiculous.
Speaker 4: But for smart kids that read good, yeah, yeah, what
Speaker 4: is this? None of them could read? They were over
Speaker 4: like like was take retards?
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, learn how to read and learn how to
Speaker 7: do other things cool too, exactly.
Speaker 4: But no, that was what the fighters cults guys said. Yeah, they.
Speaker 1: They did not even know what a toilet was, apparently
Speaker 1: right like they were acting that an animalistic whenever they
Speaker 1: were discovered in the Tallahassee Park. But beyond that, I mean,
Speaker 1: here's the crazy connection. Now, I didn't realize it seems
Speaker 1: like the reason that I pretty clear RFK senior not
Speaker 1: junior juniors. That's what I was talking about. You guys
Speaker 1: are probably thinking juniors.
Speaker 4: Wanna be very clear, as a junior seniors, A lot
Speaker 4: of people forget there was a senior guys. Fucking uh,
Speaker 4: guy's fucking back of his head fucking blown by the
Speaker 4: fucking is what bodyguard glaz brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but go on, sorry, people not you're good. I
Speaker 1: just like, I mean, RK.
Speaker 4: Does suck too, Junior sucks too. But like I don't
Speaker 4: want to be anyone confusing when say I'm giving direct
Speaker 4: tie to the process to him, I mean, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: be surprised. But like, I don't know anything about that.
Speaker 1: How can we even join the cult if we can't
Speaker 1: even fit in the building.
Speaker 4: This is what you do is you go find you
Speaker 4: go find a young college kid, and you go drown
Speaker 4: him in you around him in a body of water
Speaker 4: and get away with it, and then you'll be contacted later.
Speaker 4: How that works. I think I'm pretty sure that the
Speaker 4: Smiley Face Killers is it's some sort of weird initiation
Speaker 4: to something else.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, there's no doubt, man. And uh yeah, But
Speaker 1: what I found crazy about all of this is that
Speaker 1: apparently so the not only are members of the Franklin scandal,
Speaker 1: they're apparently tied into the Odyssey Foundation. And that is
Speaker 1: basically due to Paul Banasi. And so here we go again.
Speaker 1: You have the Finders, the Finders being listed as members
Speaker 1: of Ordering Children from the Odyssey Network, which was from
Speaker 1: John David Norman. Look up a picture of this guy,
Speaker 1: put him on the screen. Honestly at some point which
Speaker 1: John David Norman, not David Norman. And I don't know
Speaker 1: why I'm doing that. We have a producer, you do that, man.
Speaker 1: But so basically what I found fascinating is that you
Speaker 1: have members of the Finders, uh, you know, purchasing children
Speaker 1: from this this network. And then you also have perpetrators
Speaker 1: within the Franklin scandal who are caught purchasing children from
Speaker 1: this network. And so for me, we already know that
Speaker 1: Wayne Williams and the Atlanta child murders network was actually
Speaker 1: tied directly in with John David Norman and the Odyssey Foundation.
Speaker 1: And we know for a fact that Dean Coral and
Speaker 1: the Dean Coral you know, Candyman murders in Houston were
Speaker 1: directly affiliated with John David Norman's network as it obviously
Speaker 1: after he was convicted and sent to prison, Uh, he
Speaker 1: he used a cutout that was called the Delta what
Speaker 1: was it the Delta network or but either way, it
Speaker 1: was essentially his new cutout for the Odyssey Foundation, and
Speaker 1: he continued to utilize this network and who who who
Speaker 1: ran the network on his behalf was this individual who
Speaker 1: apparently man when when you realize Philip Pasky was actually
Speaker 1: working on John Wayne Gacy's construction crew and that he
Speaker 1: was running the Odyssey Network for John David Norman while
Speaker 1: he was in fucking prison, and phil Pasky is working
Speaker 1: with John Wayne Gacy to abduct children utilize them in
Speaker 1: snuff networks. Uh A dig underground tunnels, and and and
Speaker 1: and uh you know, basically they had just mass graves
Speaker 1: that they were digging on their problems.
Speaker 4: Like gay Sy and Norman shared the same little fucking
Speaker 4: twink that had outgrown getting fucking raped by the elites. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then and now they he served a different purpose,
Speaker 4: and so he kind of was like, it's almost it's
Speaker 4: almost as if it's like they have these We've talked
Speaker 4: about this before. In these groups, they have these like
Speaker 4: you know, the older person than the younger guy. I mean,
Speaker 4: she was just common in like gay relationships in general,
Speaker 4: just like this older and grooming thing, but particularly in
Speaker 4: these these like child trafficking, it's like very very very calm,
Speaker 4: and it's like they have like some young you know,
Speaker 4: late teens, early twenties, you know, guy that's like they're
Speaker 4: with them that helps him out with these things. So
Speaker 4: a little a little helper, a gopher, you know, that
Speaker 4: does all your little tasks that you need. And it
Speaker 4: seems like Gaysey and Norman shared that same little guy
Speaker 4: because I think it was while Norman was in jail
Speaker 4: that he he was fucking staying over with him. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Philip Pask was staying over with him, was staying over
Speaker 4: at Gaysey's place, and I think he was at gay Sy's.
Speaker 4: He was residing at Gaysey's. I believe even while Gaysey
Speaker 4: was in prisoned, I believe, or for at least one
Speaker 4: of the I think as you like, I forget Gaycy's
Speaker 4: like the think it was a period time he was
Speaker 4: in prison then came back out later or something. So
Speaker 4: it's like, yeah, that was you know, fucking past was
Speaker 4: in there living in his place during that time. So
Speaker 4: it's like.
Speaker 7: Right and so sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that's what we've been talking about, Doggie.
Speaker 4: It's all what we would talk about all episode. That's
Speaker 4: what the process is. The hard arm of the fucking scientology.
Speaker 7: Scientology like up there with Crowley as an occultest. Yeah
Speaker 7: and dendridic Yeah, bro, there's it goes a lot deeper.
Speaker 7: He was jerking off into the fucking desert with Jack
Speaker 7: Parsons and trying to summon the scarlet woman, trying to
Speaker 7: make moon children.
Speaker 4: As one does.
Speaker 1: Right, but just I mean, honestly, considering the fact that
Speaker 1: some of these perpetrators we were as far as in
Speaker 1: the Franklin scandal, were Delta Project clients, like that, You're
Speaker 1: you're dealing with a network that is obviously domestically so
Speaker 1: well established that this guy hates.
Speaker 4: I'm probably right. Yeah, honestly, he seems really committed to it.
Speaker 7: They're tied into the Palta then then yeah, well, I.
Speaker 4: Mean Jesuits is what just said. It's just one of
Speaker 4: the orders of the Catholic orders, is all it is.
Speaker 4: R Yeah, yeah, so it's like then we have all
Speaker 4: these other weird little Catholic orders. So yeah, like I
Speaker 4: don't know, I haven't really gotten dug enough into that,
Speaker 4: but it does seem to be like the layers that like,
Speaker 4: once you get pack, start peeking past the jew layer, Like, what's.
Speaker 7: Going on with these Catholics?
Speaker 1: What the fuck are they doing?
Speaker 4: It's weird.
Speaker 7: Fucking banking families who have like female members who are
Speaker 7: known alchemists like this for as a family and yeah,
Speaker 7: just very very weird people. Too much money.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you get when you get above Catholic,
Speaker 4: Like what's above that? I don't even know. Uh u
Speaker 4: c I a roam is what Hammer says. Yeah, he
Speaker 4: too sounds about.
Speaker 1: Right circle, Like I honestly think that they are actually
Speaker 1: outranking the Vatican. The Vatican seems much more like it's
Speaker 1: just a you know, money laundering operation in many ways
Speaker 1: as well as like it's the city state aspect of
Speaker 1: the Vatican just plays perfectly into the network globally and internationally.
Speaker 1: So that makes the most.
Speaker 4: For the concept of the Black Pope, right, It's like
Speaker 4: I believe the Black wasn't there, like supposed to be
Speaker 4: a black Pope and then also Grape Pope. Yeah confirmed,
Speaker 4: like it was confirmed real, but like I think they
Speaker 4: say they don't have one now or something or I
Speaker 4: don't remember how that works, but I think they were
Speaker 4: supposed to be like their intel arm so I think
Speaker 4: that is like there, the Black Pope was supposed to
Speaker 4: be sort of he ran he ran the Jesuits like that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: it was like the Jesuits. But then the gray one.
Speaker 7: I think runs the he runs all the banking families
Speaker 7: all the yeah, because.
Speaker 1: He is one of the most frucians. Why did the
Speaker 1: real Secrutians use black roses? Do you know? Why?
Speaker 4: Do you know?
Speaker 1: Or or you I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that was like it's always you know, yeah.
Speaker 3: Roses?
Speaker 7: Was that like their their mo o? Or did they?
Speaker 1: I know many of them do. Yeah, they seemingly use
Speaker 1: a lot of black roses. So I just wondered if
Speaker 1: there was a reason.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to read, get your ship together? So are
Speaker 4: you're here for?
Speaker 6: I try?
Speaker 4: What's the symbology of golden monkeys? Tell me that? Oh
Speaker 4: my god, what does it mean? I'll just fucking with you, buddy?
Speaker 4: All right, guys, you guys ready for a little intermission.
Speaker 4: I think this might be I don't know what we're
Speaker 4: gonna do after this, because uh.
Speaker 1: I don't have so much more action. We're coming right back.
Speaker 4: I figured i'd take a break and then bring a
Speaker 4: because we're already at like fifty six. I feel like
Speaker 4: it makes sense to start bringing in calls. But whatever,
Speaker 4: they can interact us while we talk about this. But
Speaker 4: I figured this would be probably maybe. I don't know
Speaker 4: what we'll do after this. Maybe maybe we'll continue to
Speaker 4: keep doing the weekly dumps. But I do like the
Speaker 4: concept of having an intermission in between the two, but
Speaker 4: are no longer doing the morning dumps. It does feel
Speaker 4: weird because it's like it's like only promoting my shit.
Speaker 4: It's like I'm exploiting that.
Speaker 1: But it is.
Speaker 4: I do like the idea of like, forty five minutes
Speaker 4: are gonna go take a leak, especially since me and
Speaker 4: you have weak buyers. So I like the breakup. And
Speaker 4: also it gives a Pavlovian response to the audience if
Speaker 4: it's time to call in, you know.
Speaker 1: One more one more note. Yeah, dude, this is crazy.
Speaker 1: I wrote this down earlier because it blew me away.
Speaker 1: So apparently the Dallas connections to John David Norman you
Speaker 1: have officially you have Jack Ruby renting a place from
Speaker 1: John David Norman in while he was in Dallas. And
Speaker 1: this perfectly illustrates the Chicago connection to the Dallas Mob,
Speaker 1: and obviously John Wayne Gacy's connection to Chicago at the time,
Speaker 1: and and the Chicago Mob, and then his connection to
Speaker 1: Dean Coral who's in Houston, who's utilizing you know, obviously
Speaker 1: as a part of John David Norman's network, and they're
Speaker 1: essentially using to abduct children and and you know, for
Speaker 1: many many different reasons. Like here's something that I think
Speaker 1: people need to remember in the the uh. This is
Speaker 1: in the context of the Atlanta child murders that as
Speaker 1: far as my recent research into into that specific network.
Speaker 1: And so you have drug trafficking operations spanning from Miami
Speaker 1: to Atlanta to also to Houston, right where you have
Speaker 1: a Dean Coral committing these these what twenty nine, twenty
Speaker 1: eight child murders, and then you have John John Way
Speaker 1: Gacy committing thirty three allegedly, and they all did this
Speaker 1: as solo actors. But anyway, so the whole point is
Speaker 1: that the enterprise was obviously not limited to only moving drugs.
Speaker 1: This is not only a domestic drug trafficking operation, but
Speaker 1: it was also used to abduct children and to use
Speaker 1: them to produce child pornography and snuff films, as I
Speaker 1: mentioned earlier. And so this is where you have the
Speaker 1: allegations of performing blood sacrifices and occult rituals that had
Speaker 1: been made by this individual named Shirley McGill. Who was
Speaker 1: a Miami informant, a criminal informant who brought in the
Speaker 1: Satanic cult connections to the Processed Church to the Atlanta
Speaker 1: child murders. And that's where you start to understand that
Speaker 1: a lot of this overlaps so directly. And you have, allegedly,
Speaker 1: according to Jim Rothstein and some of the prosecutors as
Speaker 1: well earned some of the individuals who were investigating the
Speaker 1: case and authorities who were involved in the Atlanta child murders,
Speaker 1: saying that the Processed Church itself had just uprooted from
Speaker 1: upstate New York at just after the Son of Sam
Speaker 1: Murders popped off and then resurfaced in Atlanta just before
Speaker 1: the Atlanta child murders. And and again you have you
Speaker 1: have direct it is. It is absolutely insane, and and
Speaker 1: we'll talk about it more so.
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, dude, that was a lot to try to
Speaker 4: be like. That was a lot and a lot of
Speaker 4: really profound ship try to squl squeeze into like an
Speaker 4: end of commercial side effects. All right, guys, let's all right,
Speaker 4: We're gonna take a little break. We're not leaving. Do
Speaker 4: remind you, guys, when you guys hear this this little
Speaker 4: edit Uh, this is a this is going to isn't
Speaker 4: that guy talking earlier because I put him in time
Speaker 4: he's being nice now, he's been cool now. So we're keeping.
Speaker 1: Everybody, love everybody.
Speaker 4: But uh yeah we're but get I do remind you, guys,
Speaker 4: this doesn't mean the show's over. This is just us
Speaker 4: trying to have lovingly. I said that wrong, probably, But
Speaker 4: train you to be ready to call in at while
Speaker 4: we do this, Go take a leak, do whatever, Get
Speaker 4: prepared to call in. Jules is gonna draw up the
Speaker 4: link for the for the to call in, and by
Speaker 4: call in I mean streamyard. You can turn off your
Speaker 4: camera and treat it just like you would a call,
Speaker 4: so you can do it just fine. But I'll drop
Speaker 4: it on Twitter at at Great Pilled Pod. He's gonna
Speaker 4: drop it on in all of the yes I am
Speaker 4: now also he's gonna drop in all of the chats.
Speaker 4: But with that, guys, we're gonna go step out, go
Speaker 4: take a week. We'll be back ready to go fresh
Speaker 4: in a few minutes and enjoy the super cut of
Speaker 4: Austin's last week on the Weekly Dump. And with that,
Speaker 4: we're out of here. Not out of here again, I know,
Speaker 4: We're not out of here, We're stay. Sorry, bad habits,
Speaker 4: bad habits. It felt like I was going out, but
Speaker 4: all right, all right, let's go ahead and play this
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Speaker 1: Top lobs of productions.
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Speaker 7: I think that virtualization has enabled the psychopaths without a doubt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, without a doubt. That right wing racist, whatever
Speaker 4: the fuck you want to call it.
Speaker 7: You know he, you know he, God damn if that
Speaker 7: ain't the coolest thing I've ever heard my life's.
Speaker 4: Obtained by twenty or no, there are parts. There was
Speaker 4: Parkland students who were there too. And this is also
Speaker 4: there was a Roman Polansky. She goes, well, I was right.
Speaker 4: Roman Polanski is a Polish intelligence asset and his defection
Speaker 4: was pre arranged. Only with started infecting and killing Iranian
Speaker 4: leaders and officials right or around the time the US
Speaker 4: assassinated Sola. Money auspicious together, it looks like what with
Speaker 4: Bibbs probably in.
Speaker 1: Lobster justification to violate our constitutional rights. Obviously, it's it's
Speaker 1: a working round, it's a loophole. But the Hootie.
Speaker 8: Rebels are supported by Iran, and soon after Israel invaded
Speaker 8: the Galza Strip in twenty twenty three, the group started
Speaker 8: attacking international shipping vessels in the Red Sea, also targeting Israel.
Speaker 4: It might be the US, X, Y, and Z, but
Speaker 4: at the end of the day, when it comes down
Speaker 4: to it, this guy is not a private actor. This
Speaker 4: is basically the.
Speaker 1: Guy, according to interviews with nine American and Israeli defense
Speaker 1: officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the
Speaker 1: work is confidential. I'm sure there's other reasons for that
Speaker 1: trash talk and stop laughing.
Speaker 7: I don't even know what I would have.
Speaker 6: I would have an underground tunnel, even though it came
Speaker 6: right back up next.
Speaker 7: To words, I do have an underground tunnel, do you really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, calling for a Cast Sunstein like style intervention where
Speaker 9: he's like, we need more Jew influencers, we need more
Speaker 9: Jews out there spreading our information.
Speaker 4: It's exactly you know.
Speaker 2: That's uh.
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna come to their house and kill them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Will speaking of the Jews, like the symbolism that
Speaker 4: he is your egg that attached. You've been sitting on
Speaker 4: this egg for so long, and now here it is
Speaker 4: and attached and actually he.
Speaker 3: Vomits into his mouth and he eats it goes on here.
Speaker 4: Off the show.
Speaker 1: He brought up a good point, Rob is Jewish.
Speaker 4: The Jews.
Speaker 3: There's a there's a bigger power behind the scenes there. Man,
Speaker 3: there's people running. There's like Roman Catholics that are actually
Speaker 3: running the monetary system, not.
Speaker 1: Just ye Jesuits.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, yeah, there's at least five.
Speaker 4: Hey suck mister Jesuit guy in that you see we
Speaker 4: talk about jesuit stuff.
Speaker 1: That was sick brother.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was pretty good hyper cut.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I really liked that. I didn't really I didn't
Speaker 1: see that that part of the Zuckerberg interview with THEO
Speaker 1: where he talks about around tunnel.
Speaker 4: But you watched the whole thing and miss that. No,
Speaker 4: I didn't watch it, Okay, okay, I just saw that.
Speaker 4: I thought you were saying you watch it and miss that.
Speaker 4: I was like, I just saw a clip. I was
Speaker 4: like really like, I was like, wow, way for me
Speaker 4: to out of context.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's so fucking funny man. Anyway, Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 1: at all surprised, but again, you know Zuckerberg. For me,
Speaker 1: that guy is a lizard person from hell. So uh,
Speaker 1: in my mind, he was hand did the keys to
Speaker 1: an enterprise from the intelligence community, just like most of
Speaker 1: these manufactured personalities.
Speaker 4: So you appear teals an anagram for the reptile. Somebody
Speaker 4: pointed up my chat today, is it really Yeah, well,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I believed him. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I believe him too, honestly, that's.
Speaker 4: So fun sounded right. The letters seem to match up.
Speaker 4: I don't know, maybe there's an extra L or something.
Speaker 4: I don't That is so funny, man, close enough to
Speaker 4: be that. I'm like, I'll fucking say it resolutely, just kidding.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'll offer an olive branch here. Because the Jesuits
Speaker 1: are the military arm of the Catholic Yeah, yeah, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: that's cool.
Speaker 4: I talk to Austin here.
Speaker 1: I'm not cool with that, but but but yeah, as
Speaker 1: far as the Jesuits being the military arm of the
Speaker 1: Catholic Church, that makes it it is one hundred accurate.
Speaker 1: As far as you consider who really created the model
Speaker 1: for for human compromise, you know, I mean what exactly
Speaker 1: was uh, the you know confession right, Like I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously everyone's aware of the fact that that was utilized
Speaker 1: by individual cardinals and and and uh you know, uh
Speaker 1: Catholic authorities obviously to to utilize as blackmail. And but anyway,
Speaker 1: you have to be a patron, big Bill.
Speaker 4: No, you actually don't. You don't have you had the
Speaker 4: the new setup we've changed it. We used to be
Speaker 4: the pores had to call in via phone number uh,
Speaker 4: and then the uh, the patrons can use the video call.
Speaker 4: But as we mentioned a minute ago, UH to call
Speaker 4: in today. What you need to do we started this
Speaker 4: last week, is that it's just a stream yard link.
Speaker 4: The streamyard links in the in the in the chats,
Speaker 4: it's in all the chats. It's also on Jules's Twitter.
Speaker 4: So whatever chat you're in, find that link. You know,
Speaker 4: either if there's a hyperlink, maybe you have to copy
Speaker 4: paste it. I don't know, but either way, that link's there.
Speaker 4: That will provide you a stream yard link. And if
Speaker 4: you want to just do it like a call, you
Speaker 4: can turn off your camera. You don't even to show
Speaker 4: your face. You just call in, say hey, what's up.
Speaker 4: But we do have people in the back, let us
Speaker 4: know in the private chat if any of you guys
Speaker 4: want to join. And there's like three of you back
Speaker 4: there right now, so if any of you guys who
Speaker 4: want to join, I know I saw Shay you own
Speaker 4: was bringing off stuff about set there at the beginning
Speaker 4: that I wanted to dig into, but we were already
Speaker 4: kind of past it. So just just you guys. Know,
Speaker 4: if you are a patron, you do get you get
Speaker 4: priority because they've been here since the beginning. They were
Speaker 4: shooting the bull with us before the show even started.
Speaker 4: They were hanging out like a basically a pre show.
Speaker 4: So if you are a patron of me or Austin,
Speaker 4: you essentially get the pre show experience and then you
Speaker 4: get priority when it comes to the call in if
Speaker 4: you so choose, or you can just hang out. I
Speaker 4: know a lot of these guys like to just hang
Speaker 4: out in the back and watch from there and they
Speaker 4: get their own little private chat to talk in the side,
Speaker 4: which I'll be honest, I tend to pay attention to
Speaker 4: do more than the main chat. So it is what
Speaker 4: it is. So they're kind of influencing our thinking in
Speaker 4: that way. So yeah, that's a butt at the middle
Speaker 4: of the show, when we do go to calls, we
Speaker 4: will then put out the link and then you guys
Speaker 4: can also join. You just won't get priority over our patrons.
Speaker 4: They get the priority. We saw them there first, we're
Speaker 4: aware of who was here. We know who's the first
Speaker 4: in line, and also you know they were come a
Speaker 4: sort of point of the show grows and there's enough
Speaker 4: people in the back that it'll fill up, hopefully because
Speaker 4: there's only so many people that can be in the
Speaker 4: back anyway. So you know, just saying, you know, if
Speaker 4: you want to get priority, or even in the future
Speaker 4: even have a chance of making a call in at all,
Speaker 4: you may want to give us some fucking money. So
Speaker 4: but with that though you don't have to today. I mean,
Speaker 4: at this point in time, we're not that big and famous.
Speaker 4: You can definitely get in no problem, even not being
Speaker 4: a patron. Our patrons are just gonna take priority. So
Speaker 4: with that, patrons, let us know if any of you
Speaker 4: guys want to call in or come in. Oh, I
Speaker 4: see your mom said, he used my little chat that
Speaker 4: I said, will give him and my patrons again priority.
Speaker 4: He said, I want to call jose and Edward and
Speaker 4: that already got across, So I'm good. Thanks guys. So
Speaker 4: he said, that's all I want to say, he says,
Speaker 4: I just wanted to see the passion he says, I
Speaker 4: just want to see the passionate water debate again, says Bobo. Bobo.
Speaker 4: If you want to stoke that debate again, you're gonna
Speaker 4: come on and.
Speaker 1: We covered it on team.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know how much more I can. I can
Speaker 4: attack it from different theoretical angles. I mean, I just don't.
Speaker 4: I just it is just kind of just feels like, man,
Speaker 4: it's just a little bit ridiculous. I'm way back to
Speaker 4: my theory days. I'm not even really interested in it,
Speaker 4: and here I am doing an hour on you know, water,
Speaker 4: like the theory of water and how it relates to rights,
Speaker 4: what it writes, you know, Like what the fuck? Guys?
Speaker 4: Can we get back to conspiracies?
Speaker 1: Hey, dude, it's yeah, no, right, it is. It's it's
Speaker 1: hilarious that, like obviously that was the whole concept. I
Speaker 1: think it's like fucking with you. No, it's the funniest thing. No, truly,
Speaker 1: Like I think if you can spend at least thirty
Speaker 1: to forty five minutes in a dispute over water rights.
Speaker 1: Then then you've made it, motherfucker. That's that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Right, we we would, We've learned too many concepts at
Speaker 4: that point. I think you dial it back.
Speaker 1: We did it, brother?
Speaker 4: With that, I guess it sounds like neither Bobo nor
Speaker 4: your mom. So Shah, you own it. You're the one
Speaker 4: I wanted to talk to. I think you're the one
Speaker 4: who said about set. So if you do want to
Speaker 4: come on and talk about set, let us know. Otherwise, Hey,
Speaker 4: whoever gets in your first, you can, you have priority.
Speaker 4: So but we'll get back to talking about pedophiles like
Speaker 4: we always get it.
Speaker 1: So during an interview right with Ted Gunderson, this is
Speaker 1: when Paul Banassi mentioned being abused by this Chicago school
Speaker 1: teacher whose name was Joe Reynolds, and he procured children
Speaker 1: for this nationwide pedophile network, right, this boy prostitution network.
Speaker 1: And so this individual in Chicago who ran the child
Speaker 1: prostitution ring, just like Dean Coral, right, kept a pink
Speaker 1: collection of file cards. Instantly, I think Mark de Troux. Instantly,
Speaker 1: I think the pink ballets of uh, you know, Michelle
Speaker 1: niehul And, And did you TI network, and that is
Speaker 1: not at all a coincidence.
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 1: You consider Michael Lochino uh visiting these very same locations
Speaker 1: where the pink ballets were taking place on his diplomatic missions.
Speaker 1: You know, like, no, I'm sorry, man, Like you're You're
Speaker 1: caught accepting money from Larry king off with Air Force
Speaker 1: Base in Ohio by and Paul Bonassi is outing you
Speaker 1: as running Project Monarch from that very location while you're
Speaker 1: up in the presidio during the presidio scandal of child
Speaker 1: sexual abuse being named as a perpetrator along with your
Speaker 1: wife who are sadistically abusing these children while reversing gender roles.
Speaker 1: Her name's Lilith. That alone, what are we talking about?
Speaker 4: You know, wild we wenone't think anything weird is going
Speaker 4: on here. I don't know, because you made it your
Speaker 4: whole fucking identity, your fucking weirdo.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: He Jose Bill, I think he was four.
Speaker 4: He'd get he give subscriptions. I'll be honest, I have
Speaker 4: no idea what that means. Yeah, I know people could
Speaker 4: do subscriptions on Rumble.
Speaker 7: Five dollars a subscription, but so it just gives me
Speaker 7: five bucks Okay, So.
Speaker 4: Like, does it like come to me somehow, or like
Speaker 4: I don't even understand membership on Rumble, maybe I should
Speaker 4: probably figure that out. Essentially, on my rumble, someone gave
Speaker 4: out Bill A Butcher. Appreciate Bill a Butcher. I'm not
Speaker 4: really entirely sure what I mean. He gifted up five
Speaker 4: subscriptions to No Jose and I have no idea what
Speaker 4: that means.
Speaker 1: So damn, I didn't know you cool. I guess well,
Speaker 1: I guess you can.
Speaker 4: Someone tell me what that does. To be honest, I
Speaker 4: don't know how grateful he's a great.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, dude, that's hilarious.
Speaker 4: Oh by the way, j C, I see you in
Speaker 4: the chat. You said you asked if we if I talked,
Speaker 4: if you guys talked about jad Vance's actually signed Michael
Speaker 4: Quino I did this morning in the morn on the
Speaker 4: Morning Dump. What's up with that? JC?
Speaker 9: Is?
Speaker 4: Fuck you?
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 4: It was like you tagged me and some shit, And
Speaker 4: the way I do my show is especially depending on
Speaker 4: who it is tagging, there's certain ones of you.
Speaker 1: So I'm just.
Speaker 4: Aware of the the regular you know, people tagging me
Speaker 4: and stuff. I know, you know the type of content
Speaker 4: you tagging, and I was like, I just assume jac
Speaker 4: I'm not even gonna I try to make my show
Speaker 4: as much of a reaction as can be. Sometimes we
Speaker 4: tried old stuff. I redread content, but it's mostly trying
Speaker 4: to like react and kind of, you know, flesh these
Speaker 4: ideas out with you.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: But no, it's so I didn't really look into it.
Speaker 4: I just bookmarked it, moved on with my day. I
Speaker 4: was like, I'll just cover this on the show. But
Speaker 4: it was literally just one tweet, and like I assumed
Speaker 4: it's gonna be a thread or some sort of supporting
Speaker 4: evidence or anything. It was just like this guy looks
Speaker 4: a lot like Daddy Vance. Oh no, it was like
Speaker 4: it They're like, okay, cool, thanks j C. You caught
Speaker 4: me my pants down with my audience. Like they're like, guys,
Speaker 4: you're ready to analyze this, and they're like, oh, there's
Speaker 4: literally nothing else to support this argument.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: Then he looks kind of and he does, Yeah, he
Speaker 4: looks kind of like Michael Queen jets Michael to look
Speaker 4: a lot of.
Speaker 1: Like when I saw it, when I saw you post
Speaker 1: about it, or I think it was your post, I
Speaker 1: went and I thought I was like, man, do they
Speaker 1: look clickbaiting.
Speaker 4: I'm not a clickbaitter, but he made me clickbait.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what happened to me too. But that is hilarious.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't at all be surprised. It really is, you know,
Speaker 1: genetic as far as like, we got.
Speaker 4: Two new people in the back. Let us know if
Speaker 4: you want to join torn and John, let us know
Speaker 4: if you want to join, holler you, we will bring out.
Speaker 4: There's a private chat there.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Jc's defending himself.
Speaker 4: It was interesting. But if there was nothing else here
Speaker 4: was like it was just yo. They look a lot
Speaker 4: of like I assumed there was like a thread or
Speaker 4: something to follow it.
Speaker 7: Thank you for your contribution.
Speaker 4: Deeper say there's a let's says a stupid question or
Speaker 4: a bad suggestion. That's a fucking lie. But I do
Speaker 4: love you, Jasey definitely. All right, who wants to join?
Speaker 4: I'll join John Brown? All right, we're bringing you on, John.
Speaker 4: What's up, pal? What do you got to say? Jesus?
Speaker 4: Your your audio is awful? Uh try that again, I
Speaker 4: mute us or your whatever you got to go in
Speaker 4: the background. Yeah here great, Now, what's up? Can you
Speaker 4: hear us?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: He cannot he's gone. He fucked off. Awesome. Your mom
Speaker 4: in the back of the chest says, hey, Jose did
Speaker 4: you ever tell Austin about the Cuban XL monkey guy
Speaker 4: from the FSU shooting training with the Oswold. Yes, I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure. I called him later that day, and I'm
Speaker 4: thank you for minding. I literally made a notivision on
Speaker 4: that episode like, hey, audience, remind me of tell Austin
Speaker 4: and you did, so good job. You get a big,
Speaker 4: you get a you get a special big big, you
Speaker 4: get two stars. Your mom, so, uh, yeah, I did
Speaker 4: tell you about that. I was skiz him out pretty hard.
Speaker 4: It's funny too. It was It's funny how things work
Speaker 4: out because I was like, without really digging into it.
Speaker 4: I remember like I hadn't really dug into the FSU
Speaker 4: thing yet, and I just kind of was like, knew
Speaker 4: the cursory information, and so I knew like there were
Speaker 4: I didn't know I didn't even know the number of victims.
Speaker 4: I knew there was a shooting. I knew there were
Speaker 4: people talking about, oh some of the some of the
Speaker 4: victims were or there were people there that were I
Speaker 4: thought at first they were saying there were victims that
Speaker 4: were Parkler shooters, and so I was or that were
Speaker 4: in the Parkland shooting as well, and I was like,
Speaker 4: oh shit, that sounds significant to me, right, And then
Speaker 4: I heard that like one of the victims was like
Speaker 4: the son of a Cuban exile as well, and so
Speaker 4: I just assumed there's a bunch of people and that
Speaker 4: just sounded like oh for I also just kind of
Speaker 4: assumed that it's a college. There was probably a younger guy,
Speaker 4: and so it's from college to it. So I'm just
Speaker 4: like thinking like some twenty year old like being related
Speaker 4: to Cuban exile, Like what does that even mean? Like,
Speaker 4: you know, it was the but he was the fifties staff.
Speaker 4: He was staff and he's late fifties. So it was
Speaker 4: like my point being is it was literally an inverse
Speaker 4: of what I thought, Like I didn't put much import
Speaker 4: on the Cuban, but I I put much more import
Speaker 4: on the UH on the Parkland angle. And then when
Speaker 4: I dug into it, once I started digging to the
Speaker 4: Parkland thing, I was like I kind of realized like
Speaker 4: the kind of the area where Parkland's at, you know,
Speaker 4: you know, it kind of realized, like you know, and
Speaker 4: think about it in terms of like where I went
Speaker 4: to school and the college near buy and I'm like,
Speaker 4: is it really that crazy? None of them were victims,
Speaker 4: they were just there on the campus, and you're like,
Speaker 4: now I think about it, I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 4: that's actually kind of likely. The college is probably majority
Speaker 4: of those kids from that high school probably end up
Speaker 4: going to because that's just how usually it's like a
Speaker 4: lot of people go to the local university, whatever's closest.
Speaker 4: So I didn't put much import on that. But then
Speaker 4: once I started digging into the Cuban angle, I was like,
Speaker 4: holy flying fuck. Whereas like I didn't put any import
Speaker 4: on it. Originally, I was like, that sounds like whatever,
Speaker 4: And then I really once I realized there was only
Speaker 4: two victims and one of them was him, You're like.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was like targeted the fascination.
Speaker 4: Yeah, doesn't sounds like a mass shooting to me. It
Speaker 4: sounds like two fucking people got.
Speaker 1: Armed people considered a mass shooting. Yeah, that that seems
Speaker 1: crazy to me, you know, on its face, But yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Man and anything involving the Cuban exiles,
Speaker 1: knowing how much they were affiliated with the domestic black sites,
Speaker 1: the training black sites that were that were constructed under Nixon,
Speaker 1: even prior to Nixon, but definitely facilitated even more so
Speaker 1: under Nixon. And and obviously, uh provided plausible deniability with
Speaker 1: the with the private, uh you know, sector individual assets
Speaker 1: obviously that they were utilizing like Howard Hughes. But but
Speaker 1: still it's interesting, you know, to me as far as
Speaker 1: that's concerned. But yeah, I don't know, buddy, I am.
Speaker 1: I'm just over here reeling about either the you know,
Speaker 1: I'm still obviously very much if you want to continue
Speaker 1: that conversation we were just having about what you could
Speaker 1: go on.
Speaker 4: I was looking at the chat. I just giggle it
Speaker 4: something somebody said. Someone says it was trying to guess
Speaker 4: to talk about this is the topic that they would do.
Speaker 4: So what's the load down on the Queen's Eyebrestley stylish.
Speaker 4: I think, I think, I think there's something else.
Speaker 7: I think he was trying to replicate the eye of Horace, maybe.
Speaker 1: Off at the end.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I don't think shayyu on one to come on,
Speaker 4: but because it didn't react to it. But uh, he
Speaker 4: did mention earlier, and this didn't come up in our
Speaker 4: episode he said that the sun set brings the sun
Speaker 4: or Horus to the underworld. I don't remember you mentioned
Speaker 4: that that's something Set is responsible for, or in the Egyptian.
Speaker 7: Pant I had mentioned to you that he had killed
Speaker 7: he had killed horse.
Speaker 4: So okay, but I know he brings the sun as well,
Speaker 4: because that's intensely symbolic, brings the.
Speaker 7: Sun horas is he is representative of the sun, the flame,
Speaker 7: that word the horizon, the black sun bro and for
Speaker 7: Horus rising, m so the horizon that the sun comes up,
Speaker 7: that that stems from, you know, the Horus rising.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 1: Anyway, with the Atlanta child murders, the cult of the
Speaker 1: Black Sun, which in my mind is instantly invoking the
Speaker 1: neo Nazi imagery. Obviously you're dealing with the process and
Speaker 1: the construct of the process ideology in terms.
Speaker 4: Of yeah, you know fair that it goes hard, It
Speaker 4: does go hard, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean it fucks like,
Speaker 4: did you see the argument they go online about Nike
Speaker 4: pop legit as much? Do you see the argument going
Speaker 4: about Nike right now and the Nazi thing or whatever,
Speaker 4: and how they put out the a shoe that was
Speaker 4: like Nazi red I guess like and there was like
Speaker 4: this whole contrived by all the Jews essentially about how
Speaker 4: like they're advocate the halloside by putting out a Holocaust
Speaker 4: red shoe. I didn't even look at the shoe. I
Speaker 4: just know I just keep seeing holocausts red. And it
Speaker 4: was funny, Like I remember my group chats. I said like,
Speaker 4: I was like, what the fuck is Holocaust read? Like
Speaker 4: I don't or not Holocaust read Nazi red. But I
Speaker 4: was like, I know, but it fucking sounds sick.
Speaker 7: The black son is the is the sun and rad
Speaker 7: that's that's the uh the imagery used and.
Speaker 1: And you know with their well why do you think
Speaker 1: that David Ferry resembled very similar eyebrows in my opinion,
Speaker 1: and and obviously they were both. Isn't that interesting? I
Speaker 1: mean it's very similar in my mind. You put those
Speaker 1: two together. I mean, come on, don't they seem like
Speaker 1: they're they're they're pursuing, at the very least, they're pursuing
Speaker 1: some similar uh presentation.
Speaker 4: Sha you own saying the chat the black son symbolizes
Speaker 4: the buttle. I almost said that because that's what my immately,
Speaker 4: what my I associated with, and that's kind of what
Speaker 4: I feel like I've associated for. But it's just like
Speaker 4: I was trying not to be crass. It's gonna be
Speaker 4: a little bit classy around here. So I just did
Speaker 4: an immediately go but hole, but hole. So but yeah,
Speaker 4: that checks out. I mean, that would make sense to me.
Speaker 4: That's actually kind of what I assumed the black Son
Speaker 4: probably was, especially when you understand set and then kind
Speaker 4: of how this you know, the hidden knowledge and occulted things,
Speaker 4: and well, it's all come back to the fucking butthole.
Speaker 4: It's a symbol for a dark cave and fucking yeah,
Speaker 4: I will say.
Speaker 1: You know what my first thought was when I was
Speaker 1: researching John John Wayne Gacy earlier. This motherfucker is marked
Speaker 1: a trull. That's all that I kept thinking.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 1: Now they're just they're just abducting children using you know,
Speaker 1: hypnotic suggestion in many ways, right, they have these mind
Speaker 1: control manuals that are discovered at their residences whenever they're
Speaker 1: they're actually and then they have all this blackmail that
Speaker 1: they're that they're accumulating.
Speaker 4: They would have loved to have put that all off
Speaker 4: on him and look at the sick craze serial killer
Speaker 4: like look how far he went with his depravity. He's
Speaker 4: got dungeons and everything. Yeah, they would love to have
Speaker 4: fucking set it up as a oh, just some crazy
Speaker 4: serial killer. He has a pass a criminal record of
Speaker 4: you know, prior rapes and other such things, kind of
Speaker 4: like oh shit, you know, look at this. Yep, clearly
Speaker 4: a pasive behavior fits them all the fucking woo woo
Speaker 4: intellectual language thrown at you by the people. But I
Speaker 4: do think one thing, you know, as we were kind
Speaker 4: of prepping for a Shane thing, is like the it
Speaker 4: quickly became the concept was like, oh, this is the
Speaker 4: real satanic panic. You know, like we always go, oh,
Speaker 4: Satanic panic. It's like no, this was like it was
Speaker 4: an inverse of that. Like you know, you were sold
Speaker 4: this narrative of school shootings and serial killings and and
Speaker 4: like probably other things you couldn conflate and hear, and
Speaker 4: it's like you were sold this spirit of this going this,
Speaker 4: oh my god, this crazy thing out there were and
Speaker 4: in reality it was like this other thing going on.
Speaker 4: So I mean, it's so very much satanic panic but real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. And and you know, like I mentioned earlier,
Speaker 1: a lot of this was for repurposing for the enterprise,
Speaker 1: for the snuff films, for for the ritualistic tendency of
Speaker 1: the individuals involved in the enterprise who were very much
Speaker 1: affiliated with the subscription model. And you know, based on
Speaker 1: the subscription you had more and more access to your
Speaker 1: sadistic proclivity that you desired, right, this strange yeah, And
Speaker 1: you know what is insane and what was a part
Speaker 1: of the Atlanta child murders. This is what I was
Speaker 1: alluding to earlier when I mentioned the fact that there
Speaker 1: was a satanic occult ritual aspect to the snuff film
Speaker 1: enterprise in regard to that network. Because when this investigation
Speaker 1: was being conducted, you had these abandoned houses houses that
Speaker 1: I mentioned earlier, right, that smelled of rotting flesh. And
Speaker 1: it was in April of nineteen eighty one. There was
Speaker 1: a source close to the investigation that revealed that some
Speaker 1: of the twenty four missing and murdered children at the
Speaker 1: time were known to frequent this abandoned house in the
Speaker 1: northwest part of Atlanta considered a homosexual rendezvs. And basically
Speaker 1: you had this individual named Catherine Wetson, who led the
Speaker 1: search at the house, sat basically at the very time
Speaker 1: right that the search was being conducted, and said that
Speaker 1: there was this odor, this stench that was exactly like
Speaker 1: the decaying of human flesh. And she recalled exactly the
Speaker 1: same stench that she that she discovered from the area
Speaker 1: where the body of a seven year old named la
Speaker 1: Toni Weisson was actually found. And so two rooms smelled
Speaker 1: like this decaying flesh, and one had several mattresses in it,
Speaker 1: according to her. And so this is where the two
Speaker 1: bibles were discovered nailed to the wall, according to Miss Whetstone,
Speaker 1: who said one of the Bibles in the house was
Speaker 1: open to a passage that was quote about mixing blood
Speaker 1: and murderers. Another passage Jeremiah sixteen to two through sixteen
Speaker 1: four or said thou shalt not take thee a wife,
Speaker 1: neither shall thou shalt thou have a son or daughter
Speaker 1: in this place. For thus saith the Lord concerning the
Speaker 1: sons and concerning the daughters that are born in this place,
Speaker 1: and concerning their mothers that bear them, and concerning their
Speaker 1: fathers that begot them in this land. They shall die
Speaker 1: of grievous deaths. They shall not be lamented, neither shall
Speaker 1: they be buried but they shall be as dung upon
Speaker 1: the face of the earth, and they shall be consumed
Speaker 1: by the sword and by the famine, and their carcasses
Speaker 1: shall be meet for the fowls of heaven and for
Speaker 1: the beasts of the earth. Wow, that was what was
Speaker 1: discovered at some of the areas where the ritualistic snuff
Speaker 1: film child murders were being orchestrated in Atlanta.
Speaker 7: That's Grim, that's Grim brother as fun. Hey we got
Speaker 7: some people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see you back there.
Speaker 7: You want to bring somebody else on?
Speaker 4: Or yeah, let's see if John wants to come on.
Speaker 4: You want to what's up John? You're just shooting the
Speaker 4: bull hanging out in the back. You're joining the hangers,
Speaker 4: the hanger hanger outers and the private chat or you
Speaker 4: you got some of the questions. It is weird how
Speaker 4: there's so many of y'all to show up now, but
Speaker 4: like basically no one wants to talk. I guess they
Speaker 4: really like the Yeah whatever, you get your own little
Speaker 4: exclusive chat, which with people I guess more committed to.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you that that's a pretty pretty They have
Speaker 4: some great conversation going on there. It's a I think
Speaker 4: I think we made a great little vector for meeting
Speaker 4: friends and then the already dead private chat. So it's cool.
Speaker 1: That's all we can help.
Speaker 4: But John, you got anything? Are you just chilling? It
Speaker 4: sounds like you're chilling, You're not answering. All right, Well,
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna kick you out, all right? Fuck you.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: Check because.
Speaker 4: Just blew me away.
Speaker 1: Brother? Are you saying something?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: I was just asking if if anyone else wanted to
Speaker 7: come on.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: But but if you want to talk, you know you can.
Speaker 7: You can talk about what you want to talk about.
Speaker 4: We got like literally like over five people to the bar.
Speaker 4: Keep going on. That's fine. Uh says something about wanting on.
Speaker 4: Let's bring Shay you on on. We're bringing you on, Bud.
Speaker 4: He said he was open to it. You're the ones
Speaker 4: actually spitting fire in the back about all this simple
Speaker 4: symbolic type ship. So I'm kind interested to see if
Speaker 4: you have any thoughts about any of the stuff we've
Speaker 4: been talking about. What's up, Bud? Think you're muted? Yeah,
Speaker 4: you are muted. I'll mute I got you. Oh never mind.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, it's trying to help go unmute yourself. Sorry,
Speaker 4: we both try to unmute at the same time, go ahead,
Speaker 4: all right, sweet, that's awesome, All right, great, there you go.
Speaker 7: Got them.
Speaker 6: Interestingly, set Is is known as Seth, so that even
Speaker 6: brings it back to like Old Testament, because after Canan
Speaker 6: came Seth, so seth Is actually goes all the way
Speaker 6: back to pre dynastic Egypt. But over time, in the
Speaker 6: beginning he had more of a positive connotation. But over time,
Speaker 6: like during the Hixso time, it's when he started, which
Speaker 6: was Hixso's like, uh, the wanderers, the travelers, which are
Speaker 6: basically what people relate to the Hebrews with the Hixos
Speaker 6: during that time related it to bail. So that's when
Speaker 6: he started becoming like getting these other connotations. But he
Speaker 6: is referred to early in the actually actually let me
Speaker 6: tak that that he was actually before in the Pyramid
Speaker 6: text referred to as Magniffolent.
Speaker 7: You're right, yeah, damn, that's crazy that you're You're the
Speaker 7: first person I've ever heard bring up text these motherfuckers.
Speaker 6: So I was doing a little brushing up and I
Speaker 6: was reading, and when Austin was talking about that scene
Speaker 6: and how it was described, it was actually like correlating
Speaker 6: to what I was reading at that point.
Speaker 1: Interesting. So, uh, let's see, I'm dying over here, all right.
Speaker 6: So, according to legend, he murdered his brother Osyrus a
Speaker 6: little bit. We know that, all right. So so yeah,
Speaker 6: engaging in a bitter contest with Horace, he challenged him
Speaker 6: to the role of ruler.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: In the ongoing contest, he put out the eye of
Speaker 6: Horace and then and then, uh, Horace castrated Seth. That says,
Speaker 6: that's doubtless an allusion to the suppressing the sexual power
Speaker 6: and violence.
Speaker 4: Of the god.
Speaker 1: Jules, weren't you just talking about the phallic nature of
Speaker 1: the obelisk.
Speaker 4: Cyrus.
Speaker 7: He was killed, he was chopped up, and uh, only
Speaker 7: his phallus was found the goal which was used. I
Speaker 7: think maybe I don't know if they had something too,
Speaker 7: because Horace had to be brought back to life.
Speaker 4: Basically, I think it's interesting to think about that these people,
Speaker 4: like you know, the temple set, they equate themselves to.
Speaker 4: They essentially see themselves as They don't even really worship
Speaker 4: Set when you really analyze their their beliefs, they worship
Speaker 4: themselves and see think that. I think it's an energy,
Speaker 4: it's like a type, it's like a placeholder for themselves.
Speaker 4: It's like the same thing as worshiping themselves essentially. And
Speaker 4: if you look at yourself as God's and then think
Speaker 4: about like what shahu Own is saying here and kind
Speaker 4: of like in think give yourself as a god? What
Speaker 4: does this mean? What does it mean if you're presented
Speaker 4: this black sun and we kind of said it was
Speaker 4: like a butthole in the castration? What is going on here?
Speaker 4: Are we seeing some sort of like if you are
Speaker 4: a god, what you could do or how to interact
Speaker 4: like in the like, because the whole constant became gods
Speaker 4: and using black magic and the world.
Speaker 6: Because these are aspects of because they're not gods all right,
Speaker 6: they were known as netters and netters where we get
Speaker 6: the word nature, so their qualities. So you say, like, oh,
Speaker 6: that's in their nature. So this is the nature of
Speaker 6: the sun. This is a so it's like set when
Speaker 6: the sun sets.
Speaker 4: Ah, there we go.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 4: That's the black sun, the the setting sun, the black son,
Speaker 4: the butthole.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, every day age.
Speaker 6: Everything and going into the underworld. So when it's anong
Speaker 6: the world, it's known as set and it then it's
Speaker 6: represented by sexual aggression and violence associated with rape and
Speaker 6: unnatural sexual desire. Oh, my god, his sister and nyth.
Speaker 6: I can't pronounce that right, but it reminds me of
Speaker 6: like like a nymph, like a nymphos.
Speaker 4: Wife, right interpretations maybe, so.
Speaker 6: It says in the Pyramid text. It's also paarised sometimes
Speaker 6: with belligerent gods. Uh. The god's fearsome character is seen
Speaker 6: as Egyptian funerary funerary literature, where he's said to lurk
Speaker 6: in the underworld, in the nether world, and to seize
Speaker 6: the soul of deceased, and his malevolent character was thought
Speaker 6: to be expressed in the world too, and all kinds
Speaker 6: of problems in crime and sickness and disease, as well
Speaker 6: as civil unrest and foreign invasion. He was associated with storms.
Speaker 1: And bad weathers.
Speaker 6: That's that's where they get the desert god stuff. You know,
Speaker 6: they were out in the desert. He's like the god
Speaker 6: of the desert because he kills vegetation and everything. That's
Speaker 6: like when you're in the sun. The sun has bad qualitations,
Speaker 6: it also gives you life, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So it's and that's where like George Battil comes in
Speaker 6: where he talks about the the abundance of everything and
Speaker 6: where they need the sacrifice in order to keep to
Speaker 6: kill off this extra ship because you're just going to
Speaker 6: be like, it's, for instance, you have tons of fruit,
Speaker 6: you know what I saying, It's almost so much fruit
Speaker 6: you can have before you're just like it's ships just
Speaker 6: rotting on you and it's just decaying and you how
Speaker 6: you're in sickness and decay. So there's so there's there's
Speaker 6: something to that which I want to you know, eventually
Speaker 6: bring back later, have me on later.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you're man, I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: If I may just take this one time to say
Speaker 6: fuck Tim Poole, if that's not my only running with
Speaker 6: him besides seeing one hit here. But before I was
Speaker 6: looking into the West Memphis three, and I was looking
Speaker 6: to interviews people that would interview Damien Echols because they're
Speaker 6: all the same interview and it's very well, it's like,
Speaker 6: what was that the view? Like he's on like these
Speaker 6: wild when they give him the most softball questions and
Speaker 6: he was cool and he I didn't even watch more
Speaker 6: than like ten to fifteen minutes because I saw exactly
Speaker 6: where it was going with it, and you know, and
Speaker 6: you guys have put me up on William Ramsey. So
Speaker 6: the other day I was like, lead, go back to
Speaker 6: that interview, but it's so fucking boring. I really couldn't.
Speaker 6: So I was looking up someone's commentary William.
Speaker 4: Ram I think I watched like twenty minutes. I watched
Speaker 4: like twenty minutes of that interview forever ago. Its boring
Speaker 4: as fuck. I don't know. I couldn't watch it. I didn't,
Speaker 4: I couldn't care. I knew nothing about West Memphis three
Speaker 4: I started watching, it was like, what the fuck is this? Yeah,
Speaker 4: how did you make Satanism boring?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, go on, sorry to catch you. Always agreed with you.
Speaker 6: But yeah, he's uh, he's definitely not organ There's no
Speaker 6: way he could possibly be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know house press credential, right, Yeah, as an organic,
Speaker 1: authentic media actor. There's no way.
Speaker 4: In my mind, I don't know when he I don't
Speaker 4: know when he stopped being or if he ever or
Speaker 4: how like what the path is I don't know, because
Speaker 4: I do feel like there probably was something there. But
Speaker 4: in the same sense that, like, at one point, I
Speaker 4: think Daily Wire really was the like in a certain sense,
Speaker 4: pushing the overton window. But it's like we've pushed it
Speaker 4: so far that we're so far past and exposes what
Speaker 4: a fucking fraud they were to begin with, like the
Speaker 4: fact that like that that fraud was like pushing the
Speaker 4: envelope and it's like, no, we're past that. We're really
Speaker 4: pushing the envelope now. And uh, like so we have this,
Speaker 4: we have this odd media landscape right now where we
Speaker 4: have these people who managed to find semblance some semblance
Speaker 4: of being alternative voices and actually you know, developing an
Speaker 4: audience and not getting blown away and somehow playing that
Speaker 4: game and not while being kind of an opposing force
Speaker 4: of sorts. And so now the old Guard's dead and
Speaker 4: the New Guard that was kind of the there but
Speaker 4: like kind of the alternative voices that were just kind
Speaker 4: of able to play the game who played the game,
Speaker 4: which is fine, I get it, I understand, but like, hey,
Speaker 4: now we're in a different world now and everyone's past
Speaker 4: that ship. We're not about playing this game, and now
Speaker 4: we're seeing that, oh, you're just doing the same thing
Speaker 4: because you're just you were playing the game and you're
Speaker 4: just you're just trying to go business as usual. When
Speaker 4: it's like no, no, no, the the the overtime window
Speaker 4: has been opened. You can do so you don't have
Speaker 4: to do this. Like it's kind of almost like I
Speaker 4: think it's like a it's hard to say to what
Speaker 4: degree it's like on purpose or it's just incentives in
Speaker 4: place of like people acting certain way. This is why
Speaker 4: they present their content in certain ways over time. I
Speaker 4: don't know if that's just like how they've been like
Speaker 4: this is the only way been able to stay operable
Speaker 4: during this time, and now they're just not able to change.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's always hard to say it's it's
Speaker 4: because it's like, oh, but I do think that that
Speaker 4: whatever that component is, it's it's it's the next thing
Speaker 4: to die off. It's just a matter of how long.
Speaker 4: And some of those act will probably me just stay
Speaker 4: relevant and kind of maybe read the writing on the
Speaker 4: wall and maybe managed to turn heel to something better.
Speaker 1: Right right, Like I'm not saying there was never a
Speaker 1: moment where Tim Poole's organization was genuine yeah, but but
Speaker 1: I will say that, man, when when you consider the
Speaker 1: fact that he's very very clearly becoming a gatekeeper, whether
Speaker 1: he wasn't, you know, whether or not he was put
Speaker 1: into that position to begin with or not really doesn't
Speaker 1: even matter at this point, because what is he really,
Speaker 1: you know, as as an individual content creator, what is
Speaker 1: he really presenting to the public? And in my mind,
Speaker 1: he's gatekeeping, you know, he's he's misconceptualizing all of these
Speaker 1: narratives that should be in my mind interpreted along the
Speaker 1: lines of what we attempt to present with our content,
Speaker 1: you know, and and as far as just like this
Speaker 1: this network that we're attempting to uh, you know, really
Speaker 1: just in my mind just lean into because it's like
Speaker 1: we're all like minded individuals objectively pursuing the truth. Like
Speaker 1: what a beautiful concept, and guess what, there's a huge
Speaker 1: appetite for that in this very movement.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we actually had this talk a little bit today
Speaker 4: on a on a with the top and kind of
Speaker 4: the concept of like the artificial nature. And there's like
Speaker 4: someone we know, which we straight up named him the
Speaker 4: episode because it's not even like it's a Chase Guyser.
Speaker 4: There's not like no no fucks, there's no U like there.
Speaker 4: Actually we even were making the point that like he
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure he either straight up told us like
Speaker 4: it was not something he like was it was an
Speaker 4: open I wouldn't even say secret. He just knows, like
Speaker 4: he just it's been from the start when Chase Guys
Speaker 4: are started. I believe he would, you would tell you openly.
Speaker 4: And I want to say he did on a podcast.
Speaker 4: I can't recall. This is forever ago, like almost five
Speaker 4: hundred episodes ago, but he, uh, I do remember he did.
Speaker 4: He was clearly bought it up and I don't think
Speaker 4: he wasn't hiding or anything, and that was kind of
Speaker 4: a common practice. So he's bought it up. But from
Speaker 4: there he was able to kind of then leverage, leverage
Speaker 4: just fake success into a job for Info Wars. So
Speaker 4: it was like, hey, that's something, but it's like at
Speaker 4: the same time, it's like, uh, it's it's kind of
Speaker 4: that idea. My point being is it is standard practice
Speaker 4: and this is normal for these bought type things. And yeah,
Speaker 4: they act like they're gone in this, but it's like
Speaker 4: a lot of these big shows you see a lot
Speaker 4: of them are bought it up, and like, I'm not
Speaker 4: like and the kind of point I mean that show
Speaker 4: is like I actually probably it probably kind of depending
Speaker 4: on what the prices are. I've never even looked into it.
Speaker 4: It's actually not the worst idea. It's just I just
Speaker 4: didn't really want to just feels gay. It just feels weird.
Speaker 4: But it is like there is an actual like social
Speaker 4: science who and like when the people see bigger numbers,
Speaker 4: they get drawn to it. But I do think there's
Speaker 4: something to people get lost in that a little bit
Speaker 4: and then you get you get distortions in the market.
Speaker 4: I guess that I think that kind of unrolls out
Speaker 4: of there. So it's kind of hard. But my point being,
Speaker 4: as you do see these mega big shows, and I
Speaker 4: do think sometimes they I mean, sure they're probably still big,
Speaker 4: but it's probably not as big as you think. So
Speaker 4: it's just and I'm just saying I'm only saying that
Speaker 4: for my impression of like the I can tell you
Speaker 4: I've been on some semi large and never been like
Speaker 4: on Rogan or anything crazy. You guys most know. I've
Speaker 4: been on I R L twice. I've been on you know,
Speaker 4: Sam show a bunch of times. I've been on a
Speaker 4: like I've been on like some Dave's show, and it's
Speaker 4: just like I just just feeling I can only tell
Speaker 4: you what like I feel like I've gotten good at
Speaker 4: reading metrics or feeling metrics almost just when I see them,
Speaker 4: Like I try not to, I don't. I'm not someone
Speaker 4: who's like a vain and obsessed with them, but just
Speaker 4: you just I'm around them, I see the numbers and
Speaker 4: it's like I just can tell you from the boosts
Speaker 4: I've gone from shows. It just feels like the it's
Speaker 4: not accurate.
Speaker 7: I'm just curved.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It doesn't feel accurate, like
Speaker 4: like like because if you look at that, like there's
Speaker 4: supposed to be every other of those shows I mentioned,
Speaker 4: you theoretically have like a fraction of his audience, and
Speaker 4: it's like, just judging by the boosts, I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: that doesn't seem to match up. So I mean, to
Speaker 4: be fair, it is like to the other shows, those
Speaker 4: are more to my audience, and you know, to be fair,
Speaker 4: Temple's audience as far less my audience. So if I
Speaker 4: go on at Sam Tripoli or Dave Smith or Jake Shields,
Speaker 4: I'm far more playing to my audience, So it makes
Speaker 4: sense a pull more for that, But Temple's supposed to
Speaker 4: have a way bigger audience, so it's like, I don't
Speaker 4: know the fact that like the gains I see from
Speaker 4: these so called smaller shows dwarf that I'm like, I
Speaker 4: don't know, right, Like, I don't know, maybe I'm misreading it.
Speaker 4: It's completely just anecdotal, my vibes, vibes of the numbers.
Speaker 4: But that's just that's my read on it. That's my
Speaker 4: finger in the pulse, that's my sense artificial I sense
Speaker 4: that you know, someone's cutting my coke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, Yeah, but you know it's in my
Speaker 1: mind again, You're you're dealing with an obvious astro turf
Speaker 1: as far as just infrastructure in terms of independent media,
Speaker 1: you know, and that alone, I think we just need
Speaker 1: to remind ourselves every step of the way that there
Speaker 1: are gatekeepers that have been obviously, uh you know, deployed
Speaker 1: in order to misdirect us and put us into these
Speaker 1: these uh you know, obviously corral us back into these
Speaker 1: these permanent establishment narratives, as I've discussed many times. But yeah,
Speaker 1: no way, sorry, you're good.
Speaker 6: But I say, if you're serious, serious about knowledge, then
Speaker 6: you know you've got to researching and you go to
Speaker 6: uh you know, cross reference everything that you get, not
Speaker 6: as good. As soon as I hear something like hold on,
Speaker 6: let me go look at this somewhere else. One of
Speaker 6: the places I find a good source is Google scholar.
Speaker 1: I'm co familiar with that.
Speaker 4: You find it's all academic studies and stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a great place to go. That's
Speaker 1: why I use j Store all jay storage all the
Speaker 1: time because it's basically like, you know, the academic aspect
Speaker 1: of like, here's what they'll allow if you have academic
Speaker 1: credentials and you can access this, you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: and you'll actually have legitimate resources. Of course, you're limited
Speaker 1: on your exposure to those, you know, real resources because
Speaker 1: of course they're all paywalled. And there's a reason for
Speaker 1: that because essentially we're we're in a point in time
Speaker 1: where you have to basically all real information inevitably becomes
Speaker 1: paywaled or memory hold one of the two. You know,
Speaker 1: So good luck, you know, kind of like navigating that environment,
Speaker 1: which is very difficult to do. And another reason why
Speaker 1: you have to go back to uh, you know, primary resource,
Speaker 1: primary resources and materials of that nature, because the only
Speaker 1: real way that you can kind of trust your own opinion,
Speaker 1: you know, because so much of what we're dealing with
Speaker 1: and engaging in. Is is just manufactured misconceptions, potentially deployed
Speaker 1: to to deceive us. And so that alone, you know,
Speaker 1: keep yourself, keep yourself in that in that karate state.
Speaker 1: It's like triply always says, you know, because if you're
Speaker 1: not always skeptical of this source, at least the source,
Speaker 1: but also the framework of the narrative, like look at
Speaker 1: what they're trying to feed you, you know, and it's
Speaker 1: like that's what I find so amazing. Once you can
Speaker 1: kind of like sift through the techniques they utilize and
Speaker 1: you know, to attempt to exploit us, then you start
Speaker 1: to it's the pattern recognition superpower. Right, you feel like
Speaker 1: you're wearing a cape all of a sudden, You're like,
Speaker 1: this motherfucker, right, you know for a fact, this is deception.
Speaker 1: You know, this is manipulation. And it's only due to
Speaker 1: the fact that, hey man, I'm sorry, but I heard
Speaker 1: this script before, you know what I mean, And like,
Speaker 1: I think that that there is something so beautiful about
Speaker 1: that idea is that we have the ability, you know,
Speaker 1: to conceptually defend ourselves, and so we need to pursue
Speaker 1: that frame, that mindset, that perspective that you know, it's
Speaker 1: just something that that me personally, I'm tired of the deception,
Speaker 1: right so so so I am very much trying to
Speaker 1: position myself to where I will not be, you know,
Speaker 1: vulnerable to those narratives when when they fall in front
Speaker 1: of me, and and I'll be able to push them
Speaker 1: aside and sift through the reality, the terms of reality
Speaker 1: that we should engage with, that that actually do provide
Speaker 1: us with, you know, credible evidence, you know, to the
Speaker 1: contrary that perhaps most of these narratives are are entirely
Speaker 1: designed for that reason, for deception, for a plausible deniability,
Speaker 1: for you know, keeping us in the dark and underneath
Speaker 1: the surface of understanding. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: Man, it's what a ritual is. A ritual, isn't it
Speaker 6: an enactment of an idea or a situation? That's all
Speaker 6: a ritual is. Movies, ritual, story, ritual take you from
Speaker 6: the beginning right through. Even when you go to a
Speaker 6: movie theater, it's a very ritualistic thing. Lights go off,
Speaker 6: everything silent is a very ritualistic thing. So, you know,
Speaker 6: even like back to the Egyptian God's thought or the
Speaker 6: god of thought, right mm hmm. So to bring things
Speaker 6: into existence. First, everything starts in the mind. Everything starts
Speaker 6: with a thought. You know what I'm saying, You can't
Speaker 6: you can't come if you're not.
Speaker 1: Man exactly. So I'm gonta grab what hold I'll be
Speaker 1: all right back. I'm still listening though, hold on.
Speaker 6: So, yeah, just the more you bring from the thought
Speaker 6: when you say something, that brings it more into reality.
Speaker 6: When you build something like an effigy of something or talisman,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, you're bringing it more into existence.
Speaker 6: So you know, it's it's very it's very important to mind.
Speaker 6: The words. Words are very powerful and they bring people
Speaker 6: into states of mind where you know, you can even
Speaker 6: just see how people reflect off of movies and how
Speaker 6: they identify with characters. Sometimes that's taking over their whole character,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. So, and you know, also
Speaker 6: I also would like no cautious about you know, the
Speaker 6: voyeurism or the of the whole thing, you know, because
Speaker 6: it's like you hear about these serial killers. They always
Speaker 6: want to see their crime, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: And so it's like they like to to hear it
Speaker 6: being repeated.
Speaker 4: It's kind of it's the revelation of the method. It's
Speaker 4: the and I think in a certain weird times, I
Speaker 4: think it reinforces the ritual. I think that that it
Speaker 4: being you know, it being flagrant because it's like and
Speaker 4: it's this, it's that concept of it's like they're not
Speaker 4: really and they're not really lying to you. They're clearly
Speaker 4: being deceptive. It's like, that's kind of what I was
Speaker 4: drying out driving out the temple set. These these black
Speaker 4: magicians are clearly intentionally being deceptive, but they aren't really
Speaker 4: lying to you. Like like if you really analyze the words,
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, I'm sure there are examples. You can say,
Speaker 4: yeather straight up lying, but when it comes as like
Speaker 4: a cult woo woo shit, a lot of times, you rea,
Speaker 4: it does seem like they're not lying, but you just
Speaker 4: really need to understand what the fuck they're saying. And
Speaker 4: it's like we kind of pointed out, once you decipher
Speaker 4: these things, once you you you break the spells because
Speaker 4: these things have been occulted, these things have been given
Speaker 4: a special meaning that you only can get you only
Speaker 4: once you has been revealed to you. Can you then
Speaker 4: really like you can it dawn upon you?
Speaker 6: You know, everything has at least four meanings. Everything, everything
Speaker 6: and everything is a symbol in the words are symbols.
Speaker 6: Everything is a symbol.
Speaker 1: So what's the uh, oh, my god, back to the
Speaker 1: water dogs. That's so funny. No, but you're one hundred
Speaker 1: percent right, man, And like, I honestly believe that. First
Speaker 1: of all, I'm curious though, why why for do you
Speaker 1: know that that?
Speaker 6: Well? You have well, you have first, you have opposite,
Speaker 6: So the one always is a reflection of the other.
Speaker 6: So that's right there, the one and two, and.
Speaker 1: Then the duality of nature.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then even just in the way like because
Speaker 6: remember like words were really written without vowels. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: you're when you look at certain words, a lot of words,
Speaker 6: if you take out the vowels, you can make a
Speaker 6: lot of words out of those things, and they relate
Speaker 6: you also to similar actions or qualities. M hm, you know,
Speaker 6: even like God and uh, you know, a gold you know,
Speaker 6: gold is a you know g O E G O
Speaker 6: d E. It's a stick you used to drive cattle with.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 4: I love it, brother, brother, we're getting we're getting late
Speaker 4: in the tooth here, I do. I am actually genuinely
Speaker 4: super interested. I'd like to have you call back in
Speaker 4: next week or the weekend. I mean, hell, whatever, if
Speaker 4: you have any thoughts anything we're saying. I do find
Speaker 4: this stuff super interesting because I do think this is
Speaker 4: the language of the black magicians that attempt to rule
Speaker 4: above and we're fighting against it. Yeah, so he has
Speaker 4: black and ability ship. Yeah yeah, but with that shot
Speaker 4: you and we're gonna let you go and uh, well
Speaker 4: we can come back next week and then appreciate you
Speaker 4: calling in. Appreciate everyone in the back that's hanging out. Hell,
Speaker 4: there was a bunch of you back there, and almost
Speaker 4: none of you came in. But it was a it
Speaker 4: was cool to at least have you guys in the
Speaker 4: in the private chat with us.
Speaker 1: Next to Jules. I don't know what the fuck he
Speaker 1: said his daughter.
Speaker 4: He was messaging in the private chat and so something
Speaker 4: his daughter came or something I think opted his lap
Speaker 4: or I don't know what. But with that, Austin, let's uh,
Speaker 4: let's get out of here. And normally i'd say see
Speaker 4: you tomorrow, but I won't see you for another week now.
Speaker 4: Actually it's a lot. I'll see you on Thursday. We're
Speaker 4: doing Watergate. I'm actually gonna see you Thursday. For like
Speaker 4: three weeks in a row, and let Watergate, we got
Speaker 4: Waco and then I think after that we're starting at
Speaker 4: du trou so.
Speaker 7: Uh yeah, but YouTube is back up.
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Speaker 1: Have a good one. Austin, all right, dude, So, by
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Speaker 1: So I'll probably be yeah.
Speaker 4: At some I haven't even scheduled for those a little
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Speaker 4: Keno sooner. So I was like talking Austin before the
Speaker 4: show today and I was like, oh, if we if
Speaker 4: we get talking with Queen would be cool. Just kind
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Speaker 4: I don't even have not even scheduled. So it's like
Speaker 4: probably gonna be weeks from now, so we can talk
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